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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1897
Page
2
You can wear good clothes at fair prices by buying our elegantly tailored suits and overcoats designed by artists and made by skilled tailors. See boys and children's suits reefers and ulsters praised as most elegant and offered 25 to 50 percent cheaper than elsewhere in the largest cities.
Mrs. Dr. Kincaid left Taylorsville and A. Strauss went to Seymour while Elizabeth Owens headed to Parkersburg to visit Otto Wayland and Ed Arnold spent Sunday in Seymour. Miss Gussie Hill traveled to Edinburg and Mrs. Thos Gee with daughter left Jonesville. Jos Smith was summoned to Edinburg for illness and Blake from the U B Church departed for Anderson and Hart Elle Duncan returned from Filatrock family.
The piece argues that Shakespeare demands interpretive acting and praises Elihu R. Spencer as a tragedian who will stage Julius Caesar next Wednesday. Spencer’s Cassius is likened to Barret’s famed portrayal, signaling high commendation for this classic drama performance.
Advents include turkey purchases at Burnetts, fresh oysters from Baltimore, and a parade of social visits. Karl Yolland and Miss Lillian Volland plan Thanksgiving with relatives in Indiana. marriage plans for Sherman Trotter and Zora Burnett are announced. local rides and visits to Jeffersonville, Peru, and Mason Ohio are noted along with mince meat products and fall fruit displays at Burnett's.
Yesterday at 2 pm the wedding of John Otte and Emma Von Strohe was held in the Lutheran church at Waymannville with Rev. Markworth officiating. The couple’s attendants were Fred Von Strohe and Emma Aldenhagen, and Christ Von Strohe and Emma Otte. A 36 ft table under a canvas tent fed 368 guests and many children, with guests traveling from Cincinnati Seymour Columbus and Kansas. Richard Dickey plans a Thanksgiving hunting party three miles east of the city. Ea. Sibel assists at the Repub party.
An ad promises F Dann cough suppressant a one day cure with laxative ecomo quinine tablets and refunds if it fails. Genuine tablets are marked L B Q. Local society notes list Miss Nettye Levy and Miss Hattie Cahn as guests of honor with dances and Mandolin Club music at various downtown venues.
The upcoming year will be highly informative as McKinley’s cabinet and policy actions unfold. Attendant events along with state capital developments in Indianapolis Indiana promise substantial coverage for Sentinel readers.
The Pennsylvania section men have repaired the switch at the ice plant, restoring service and operations promptly.
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