City notes and local mentions in Hope newspaper
John M. Davis was in the city yesterday. Miss Charlotte Washburn has recovered from illness. Rising river endangers farmers with possible overflow. Omer Scudder joined the Evening Republican as reporter. G. A. R. cards printed locally. Ben Patterson and family returned home to Hope. Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Smart visiting Dr. McLeod. Frank Clark praised as street commissioner. Hats sold by Lienberger noted as in style. Miss Lear Hudson left for Indianapolis to visit friends. Republican ward meeting to nominate councilman likely next Monday after City Convention. Gravel pit opened on Morton Hall’s place at Azalia by Indiana Southern. entire line gravel ballast planned. Elizabethtown depot nearing completion. townsfolk seek quality improvements. Early vegetables moving, tomatoes shipped from Mexico to northern markets. feeder freight from Louisville division, Monon, and Big Four railroads busy with perishable goods.
Wayne township Sunday school convention program
The Wayne township Sunday school convention will be held at Jonesville Christian church on Saturday March 26 1898. The program includes Devotional Exercises Song Welcome Address Discussion Recitations Solos and a focus on teachers duties with an officer election and secretary report. G A R cards and badges will be at the tak office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Jonesville
The
Christian Church
Weather Report for Cnicanco March 22
A cold wave arrives tonight with rain turning to snow flurries. Wednesday will be fair and colder with continued chill in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicanco
Committee report highlights bed and board for troops
The committee report notes hotels and boarding houses have secured bed and board for 4946 men and 710 women. This speaks well for our citizens and suggests local accommodations could nearly or fully double this capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Stampment Soliciting Committee
Dust to Dust: Infant and Mrs Galbraith Buried
The infant child of P. H. Dickey died Sunday and was buried Monday. Maggie Galbraith, 65, died Saturday at the old family home near Hartsville. Funeral and burial occurred Monday with Rev. Bonnell of the Methodist church officiating. The funeral was large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Dickey
Maggie Galbraith
Hartsville
Bonnell
The
Methodist Church
Diamond Dyes Claim Highest Quality and Economy
The advertisement warns buyers against imitation dyestuffs and asserts Diamond Dyes color more goods package for package with brighter, longer lasting colors. It cautions that poorer, adulterated dyes ruin fabrics and urges consumers to demand Diamond Dyes only for true home economy and satisfaction.
Deaths Huenes Mrs Schuyler Hughes Dies in Burnsville
Mrs Schuyler Hughes of Burnsville died Monday night at eleven of typhoid fever. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Burnsville tomorrow morning at eleven, with Rev Atlen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huenes
Schuyler Hughes
Burnsville
Christian Church
Rev
Atlen
Cure A Cold In One Day Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets
Advertisement notes a one day cure for colds with L B Q on each tablet. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Genuine product identified by L B Q on tablets. Price twenty five cents.
Modern Woodmen Assemble for Banquet and New Members
Tonight Modern Woodmen from surrounding towns gather in town to help the local lodge admit 50 to 60 new members. An elegant banquet at the Masonic hall is planned with State Deputy Avery and State Head Physician Dr Green in attendance.
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Avery
Dr. Green
Personal Notes From a Busy Morning in Town
Local items list residents and travelers heading to Indianapolis and nearby towns. Mrs Frank Norton and several others journeyed to Indianapolis to visit relatives while others like Dan Werts and Al Drake traveled north. Ed Remy and Mrs Rider arrived from nearby towns. social visits and theatre plans are noted along with a few homecomings.
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Frank Norton
Indianapolis
Frank Matson
Local Notes From Elizabethtown and Surroundings
Elizabethtown reports arrivals and travel through Burnsville to Indianapolis. A new D. M. Branham building project and additions to Dr. Thomp son home are noted. Sickness, a mother’s death, a surprise birthday, and rising river levels are mentioned along with a Louisville birth. An auction-like claim promises sale of musical instruments at cost within ten days.
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Exac
Maine War Report Looms And Naval Yard Work
Rear Admiral Montgomery Sicard described as veteran and 61 with 46 years in the navy. Discussion on when Congress and the public will receive the Naval Court of Inquiry report about the Maine disaster and potential implications for war. Also notes on the Washington Navy Yard gun shop operations, emergency funds, and local civic items including theater, encampment plans, and council salaries.
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Admiral Sicard
McKinley
Naval Court of Inquiry
Congress
Chandler
U. S
Maine
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Navy
Fehring’s Drug Offers Nicest Line of Perfumes
Fehring's drug stores advertise a refined selection of perfumes and atomizers, highlighting a broad range of scents and quality packaging for discerning customers.
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Fehring’s
Rosas Periodicals Cataloged by George H. Cummins
A listing from George H. Cummins, bookseller, detailing latest periodicals and descriptions available for purchase. The notice emphasizes a wide range of periodical titles suitable for readers and collectors.
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Geo. H. Cummins
Democrats Set Friday to Nominate Yth Judicial Circuit Judges
Democrats meet Friday to nominate a judge and prosecutor for the Yth judicial circuit. Judge Hood is expected to be renominated, while Hanna of Nashville is likely to be chosen as prosecutor.
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McKinney
Yth Judicial Circuit
Hood
Hanna
Nashville
Patents Granted to Indiana Inventors This Week
List of patents awarded to Indiana residents reported by C. A. Snow & Co. Patent Attorneys. Names and inventions include Geo. D. Bailey Spiceland folding chair, Commodore P. Coy Fort Wayne display-cover for barrels, Chas. W. Fenton Pine Village fence post, Simon Grim St. Philip thill coupling, Martin V. Grush Baldwin clock-shelf, Emil Habermann Mich. City galvanic battery, John W. Heaton Indianapolis machine for tonguing and grooving lumber, Wm. H. Jones Liberty wire-coiling machine, Albert P. Sibley South Bend automatic stop for self-feed drilling machines, Jesse Warrington Indianapolis bearing for vertical shafts, Alfred Weed Anderson fil cutting machine. Copies upon sending ten cents to Snow & Co. at Washington. Reverend Frank Morris attends Methodist conference in Hartford City.
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Indiana
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Geo
D. Bailey
Spiceland
Commodore P. Coy
Fort Wayne
Chas
W. Fenton
Pine Village
Simon Grim
St. Philip
Thill Coupling
Martin V. Grush
Baldwin
Emil Habermann
Mich. City
John W. Heaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speiler’s
Otto
John M. Davis
Charlotte Washburn
Mayme Wert
Franklin Street
Omer Scudder
Evening Republican
Ben Patterson
Hope
Brewer
New Albany
Ollie Smart
Chillocothe, O
Dr. McLeod
Frank Clark
Lienberger
Lear Hudson
Madison
Dr. Hudson
Morton Hall
Azalia
Indiana Southern
Elizabethtown
Mexico
Louisville
Pennsylvania Lines
Monon
Big Four
Helena
Hugh Quick
Bro. Schlecter
Bethel School
Dr. Lawrence
M. E
Cornet Solo
Mr. Yager
Bro. Lowe
Walesboro
Christ
Mr. F
Mathers
Miss C. Ford
Mrs. Vanhorn
Maud Stringer
William Bess
J. Lown
A. B. Sourein
Sec’y
Stak Office
Weather Report
Modern Woodmen
Vari
Ous
Masonic Female
Star Office
Democrat
Dennison
A. George’s Bicycle Hospital
J McCarty
Frank Stevens
Jennie Elrod
Dan Werts
Grammer
Dr. Wright
Howard Duffy
Harry Duffy
Lucy Smith
Susie Wilson
Albert Trotter
Jos, S. Irwin
al Drake
Minnie Wallace
Ind
Ianapolis
Dolf Seargent
Frank Grifith
Bedna Young
Flat Rock
Helen Gysie
Shelbyville
Mrs
Ed. Remy
Seymour
Mr. Remy
Old Homestead
Mrs. Rider
Crothersville
Walter Ricketts
John Kynerson
Bessie Gilgore
Kate Schinnerer
Olive Morgan
Dublin
George Knight
Marie Steckleman
Wm. Brockman
A. T. Brougher
D. M. Branham & Co
Missis Lizzie and
Nellie Butler
Clifford
Frank Butler
Rev. Gard
James Sparks
Newsom’s
Mrs. Brinker
Phillip Freeland
Wainscott
Charles Johnson
Louisville, Ky
Li Griser
Rear Admiral
Montgomery - Sicard
Frcm Sur
Cially
Treasury
Miss Casey
John Gysie
Times
Fehring Drug Store
Salvation Army
F. P. Smith
B. M. Hutchins
Orinco
Geo. Ellis
Mechanics Street
W. L. Geiser
Commercial Eletric Light Company
J. A. Newton’s
Frank Brockman
F. T. Crump
Wallace
Matt Keller
Brockman
C. M. Kellar & Co
Columbus
Seymour Rep
Frank Morris
M. E. Church
Hartford City
Methodist Conference
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