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Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1898

Page

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Miss Schrugaim and others visit in the city

Personal notes report Miss Schrugaim of Edinburg visiting Miss Della Chambers and several arrivals from nearby towns including Miss Margaret Fahay from Jonesville and Miss Elizabeth Ruddick from Indianapolis. Also mention of legal proceedings in the King Reynolds case and recent bids for machinery and copyrights.

Miss Schrugaim Edinburg Della Chambers Claude Phelps Indianapolis City

Culture Club and Surprise Birthday at Horn Home

The Culture club met with Mrs. Mary Davis and discussed Indiana topics with readings by Mrs. Hinman and a poem by Sarah Bolton. A surprise 22nd birthday party for Philip Horn at Jacob Horn's home featured games and refreshments for many attendees including Irene Luke and Mary Bears among others.

Culture Club Mary Davis Indiana Sarah Bolton Jacob Horn Philip

Cummins Bookseller Ad Promotes Latest Periodicals

The advertisement from Geo H. Cummins Bookseller touts the latest books and periodicals available, inviting readers to browse a wide selection and stay updated with new releases.

Geo. H. Cummins

Old Homestead dramatic club reviews Seymour show

The Avion dramatic club of Seymour presented the play Old Homestead on March 22 for encampment fund, following a February 22 performance in Seymour. The cast included Joshua Whitcomb Willis Masters Henry Hopkins and many others, with Tony Boening returning to Shelbyville for Miss Mary McElree's funeral and Geo. E. Ellis promoting Eastmans Rodacks.

Avion Dramatic Club of Seymour Hene Seymone Tony Boening Shelbyville Mary McElree

Encampment Finance Committee Plans Next Meeting

The encampment finance committee adjourned after considerable work and will reconvene Monday at 7 30 p m. The city platform is urged to be adopted with no backward steps. The Republicans claim city gains with lower taxes and reduced bonded debt if elected. Morris Rosenbush and wife move to housekeeping in Nolting property on Franklin street next to the hospital.

Republican Party Morris Rosenbush Nolting Franklin Street

Sick Mrs Miranda and Mrs Myers Reported Ill at Chestnut Street

The Sick Mrs Geo Miranda is very sick at her home on Chestnut Street. Mrs Fred Myers is reported very sick at her home on Chestnut Street.

Floyd Knight East Geo. Miranda Chestnut Street Fred Myers

Allies For Spain Openly Favorable to Spain in Vienna Cable

The Vienna correspondent notes Austria and Germany favor Spain due to ties and shared interests. It suggests Spain could offer the United States a naval base in the Philippines to secure peace, while Britain and Japan would ally in potential actions. The Times and Novoe Vremya sources cast doubt on U.S. aims and urge restraint to avoid broad European censure.

The Standard Austria Germany Spain United States Corre America Philippines England Japan Paris Times Europe William Francis Joseph Vienna St. .Petersburg Noyce Vremya McKinley Madrid Novoe Vremya Washington

Keene to star in Othello at Cramp's theater Friday night

Othello actor Thomas W. Keene, successor to Edwin Booth, appears at Cramp's theatre Friday evening in his famed Othello. He leads a strong company under Charles B. Hanford with a broad Shakespearean repertoire. Lienberger's advertises ticket purchase.

Cramp’s Theatre Keene Charles B. Hanford Booth and Barrett Mr. Keene

Omish Families Grow in Brown County Neighborhood

Two more Omish families arrived in Brown county this week expanding a growing colony near Tigarda. The men wear long beards and clothes fastened with horns and eyes, keeping strictly to their tribe. Women wear caps and children are barred from local religious meetings.

Spearsville Morgantown Brown Tigarda

Death Records Reported for Carson Spears Pepper

Carson Mrs Frank Carson of Rockcreek township dies Monday morning from consumption. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Spears and a distant relative of James H Wells deputy auditor. Meyer infant child of F M Meyer and wife 620 Chestnut street dies Sunday midnight buried yesterday. Jessie Pepper old soldier dies at his home near Grammer Friday aged 85 and buried near Alert Decatur county Sunday.

Carson Frank Carson Rockcreek Township Dan Spears James H. Wells Jessie Pepper Grammer Alert Decatur County

City Republicans Convene to Nominate City Officials

The City Republican Convention is called to meet at city hall on March 29 1898 at 7 30 p m to nominate mayor clerk treasurer and marshal. Precinct meetings on March 28 1898 will select delegates with a specified distribution and totals to determine a choice.

Cure A Cold In One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists offer a refund if it fails to cure and the genuine product bears L. B. Q. on each tablet. Price is 25 cents.

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Speiler’s Perfumes Otto Margaret Fahay Jonesville Z.I. Sweeney John’ Kebennack Madison Della Lefevers Corda Foster Frank McNeal Dr. Hudson Elizabeth Ruddick Coffin King Reynolds Company Harvey Geo Irene Luke Louise Neinaber Kate Dipper Florence Barnhart Monta Peggs Addie Holz Emma Horn Maggie Horn Jennie Bears Barbara Dahn Jennie Barnhart Nora Sutherland Maggie Gressel Eda Peggs Carrie Holz Susie Mary Bears Lacy Horn Mrs George Bears John Daum George Pittman Charles Shively George Daum Richard Sharp Frank Clem Gienry Cahn George Bears John Horn John Sharp Warry Wm. Sutherland Carey Gates Albert Abbott Elmer Clark Chas. Coles Simon Gressel Raymond Bears Wm. Gressel Lienberger Joshua Whitcomb Will Masters Gy Prime Willis L. Johnson Henry Hopkins James T. Arbuckle Happy Jack Garnet Saltmarsh Seth Perkins A. Remy Judge Patterson Dieo I. Graessle Frank Hopkins Fred Everback Ed Gatney Francois Fogarty John Freeman Harry Hamilton Pat Clancy Samy. Jackson Reuben Whitcomb Louis Heuser Louis W. Brown Len Holbrook Harry Patterson Ed W. Vail Matilda Whitcomb J. O. Staples O' Flaherty Hopkins Clyde Roache Murdock Myrtle Baker Anna Hoskins Edna Scanlan Nellie Freeman Nellie Patterson Elanor Stratton Lulu Casey Eastmans Rodacks Geo. E. Ellis Havana Harbor Secretary OF the Navy Long John D. Long Maine Harvard Massachusetts Virgil Massachusetts Peace Society Fehring’s Knights of Pythias Crump’s Golden Comedy Co Dan Smith Nashville Sandy Cathirti Dave May Lehman & Co Seventh Street Fehring Lillie Corman Ida Wierman Columbus Friends Sun Sey. Rep Stella Hurtle Ollie Stevenson Mrs. Ragsdale Whilliner Rae Washburn Epworth League Reading Circle Ina Titus Eighth Andalifornia Streets Sam Beal John Beal Izabel Gregg Brazil Colorado Ladies’ Aid Society of M. E. Church James Glanton Lizzie Nugent Eewbern Miss Nugent Ireland Ed A Womans’ Manag Ing Committee of the Baptist Church Beck Columbus Fuel and Ice Company L. C. Grifith’s the Hospital Londorn Spondent Thomas W. Keene Nized Sucessor of Edwin Lien Chue Sean Weer Rene B. W. Parker C. W. Moors Hagle J.A. George’s. Bicycle Hospital J McCarty Weather Report Carcago Ragland Samuel Strong C. K. Trautman Henry White Everett Miller Cora Stevenson Miss Lizzie WM. A. Simmons,p. M John Hartman Robert Foster Mrs. Whitlitch Jones Ville Elizabeth Prather
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