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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1897

Page

1

Enterprise Building and Savings Association pledge renewed

The officers announce eight years of operation in the city, reporting a strong financial condition as of January 1, 1597. The association promises safe deposits, reasonable profits, no expense fund taken from stockholders, and no large officer salaries. It invites borrowing on first mortgage real estate and invites investment with long, easy payments. Directors include Wertz, Gysie, Caldwell, Hacker, and Duncan.

John W. Donaker Enterprise Building and Savings Association

Repairs at Buck Jones residence on Third and Franklin

Buck Jones undertakes cornice and roof repairs on his residence at the corner of Third and Franklin streets. Louis Silverman, in charge of Levi Silverman’s Connersville branch, is in the city visiting friends and relatives. Three new carrier bays added. subscribers should notify us if papers are missing to correct errors.

Buck Jones Third and Franklin Streets Louis Silverman Levi Silverman Connersville

Democrats elect Detroit mayor in city race.

In Detroit Democrats chose the new mayor. Evansville Indiana swung Democratic by 2 763, ending five years of Republican control there.

Detroit Evansville Indiana

Orinoco Tanning Co Expands With New Foreman

Progress at Orinoco Tanning Co shows six to seven workers at the plant under a new foreman with strong reputation. The firm produces Russian Tan and Kangaroo shoe uppers using a new tanning method and plans machinery as needs arise. Orders flow daily and the plant is poised to become a major local manufacturing institution with substantial capital and capable leadership.

Orinoco Tanning Co Orinoco

Patch of plaster falls in school room

A large patch of loose plastering collapsed in Prof Ackers room at Maple Grove school during Monday afternoon classes. No injuries occurred. the incident could have caused serious harm had someone been beneath it.

Maple Grove Prof. Ackers

Alameda Club Shoots See Mayor Beck Beat Dr Rolano

Yesterday's Alameda Club shoot drew a crowd as Mayor Beck narrowly defeated Dr Rolano by six birds in a close match. The two gentlemen plan a rematch soon amid plans for tonight at the High School with two orchestras providing music. Barbershop owner William Weeder sold his Fifth Street shop opposite Hotel St Denis to a Liberty Indiana buyer. Christian church CWEM secretary Mrs A R Boor to lecture Thursday April 8 at 2 pm. ladies invited. Kinney Turpin advertise lunch with quick service notes.

Alameda Mayor Beck Rolano William Weeder Fifth Street Hotel St. Denis Liberty, Ind

Gates and Caldwell Case Heard in Justice Dennison Court

The Gates versus Caldwell case was tried yesterday in Justice Dennison's court. Caldwell allegedly called Gates a bad name and Crates faced a charge of profanity. The parties reside near Clifford.

Gates Caldwell Justice Dennison Crates Clifford Frank Caldwell Itsq Dennison Geo. W. Gates

Ice Plant painting bids opened at Ruddick’s office

Moses Powell receives notice of pension increase. Wo-To-Bae tobacco ad promotes habit care and blood purification. Bids for the Ice Plant painting job opened at ten o'clock this morning in Ruddick's office at the corner of Oth and Washington. New pattern hats shown at anily.

Moses Powell Ruddick Cor. Oth Washington 5Th and Washington St

Personal notices from the Tribune and Edinburg papers

A string of social notes reports visits and travel: Moore went to Queensville. Mrs. Sarah Gaston of Elizabeth Town returned home. Mrs. Nancy Thompson left for Indianapolis. James Thomas and wife in Columbus. Mr. San Wilder visited Columbus. Dr. J A Bland family spent Sunday in Columbus. Maud Park and George Wellington in Columbus. Mrs. Hawley and daughter left for Queensville. Deputy Will Barrett went to Nebraska. Mrs. E Waddington and Mrs. J Taylor to Indiana to aid Mrs. Sigmund. Also a reminder for workers to report by 10 a m April 7 1897 for the ice plant job.

T. Ai. Moore Queensville Sarah Gaston Elizabethtown Nancy Thompson Indianapolis James Thomas Columbus Tribune San. Wilder Lady Friends J. A. Bland Mary Edinburg Tribune Maud Park George Wellington Dr. Hawley Alex Hawley the. W. B. M Will Barrett Nebraska

High School Musical Program Highlights And Encore

The program features an overture by the High School Orchestra, piano trio La De La Rostere with Thullier Myrtle Whitlath Geo Pence and French Ragsdale, vocal solos and duets including Oh That We Two Were Saying and All The World To Me, a prayerful Let Love Undying chorus, piano violin Canzones, and a Medeley Overture A Base Hit. Plus Visions of Paradise mandolin number and Ave Maria by the full orchestra. Special display of ladies suits at the White House.

Thullier Myrtle Whitlath Geo. Pence Ragsdale Dinorah Meyerbur Beather Misses Hazel Nell Gysie Lasson Mary Mahoney G. A. Feazie Carson George de Witt Washburn Tomlins Crump Brown Joe Irwin Lillian Volland Walter Taylor Richard Hahl Will H. Hogue Waltz Chopin Bernice Swengle Franz Abt Seo Washburn AU Revoir

Hartsville College to reopen with new leadership

Hartsville College will reopen for the spring season on April 5 with J C Baldwin as president and a new corps of teachers. The school, once a leading state educational institution, will strive to regain its former standing after recent resignations.

Hartsville College J C. Baldwin Franklin Star

Hear something at the High School Building to-night

George Kerr has broken ground for his new residence to be located between H Griffiths and Wm Lincoln on Washington street, providing a lasting pleasing effect and fine sound at the High School Building tonight.

George Kerr H.griffith Wm. Lincoln’s Washington-st

Large program tonight at the High School

A large program is planned tonight at the High School with an opportunity to hear performances and presentations. The event invites the community to attend and enjoy a diverse lineup of acts and displays.

Strange Man Hides in Hollow Tree At Dr Wright Farm

A man described as odd has lived ten days in a hollow tree on Dr Wright’s farm two miles from town. He claims to be an Arkansas trapper or a fish detective and provides varied stories. Authorities will investigate to identify him and assess his status.

Dr. Wright Arkansas End

Old Greek and Latin Dictionary Acquired by Local Drugstore Owner

Ernest Stahlhuth the druggist amasses rare items including a 1776 Greek and Latin dictionary. The gift was presented by Reverend Fischer after his collection of coins and plants.

Ernest Stahlhuth Stahluth Rey. Fischer

Death of Mrs Sigmund Reported in Lyons Station

A telephone message from Connerville reports Mrs Rev Sigmund died yesterday at Lyons Station at ten o clock. The funeral is set for tomorrow at one o clock.

Connersville the Times Sigmund Lyons Statiion

Commissioners Hold Key Session on Sandcreek Pike Election

The county board met to decide whether to order an election for a proposed pike in Sandcreek township. A committee led by Wm. Rights Jas. H. Collier and John Williams was appointed to view the road. Their report was received and is under advisement.

Sandcreek Township Wm. Rights Jas. H. Collier John Williams

Stove Wood Deal at Handle Factory Corner 14th and California

J Arthur Meeks advertises stove wood at the Handle Factory corner of 14th and California streets. Sold by the cord with delivery across the city. Prices right. Contact 14403.

14Th California J. Arthur Meeks

Burns Family to Move South to Macon Mississippi

Lafe Burns and his family plan to relocate from Macon Mississippi to a sunny southern region around April 20. They, with Bartholomew County men, are drilling wells there and express satisfaction with the new home. Mack Mece Mackin left for North Carolina, and Frank Caldwell was acquitted in a profanity case. Sheriff H M Bradford of Jennings County was in town, and Mary Keyes returned from Des Moines. The Baptist Young People's Union held a meeting with officers elected and a fine program presented.

Macon Miss H. M. Bradford Jennings County Mary Keyes Des Moines Iowa Baptist Young People’s Union

Hege versus Irwin and Mee Cormack Trial Set in Circuit Court

The case Hege vs Irwin and Mee Cormack is scheduled for trial today in the circuit court with Judge New presiding. E P Ferris represents the plaintiff, while Stansifer Baker and J C Kollmeyer defend. The Big Four depot duty incorporates Alex Crawford of Sabina Ohio.

Hege Irwin Mee Cormack Judge New North Vernon E. P. Ferris Shelbyville Stansifer & Baker J.C. Kollmeyer Alex Crawford Sabina, Ohio Big Four Depot

White House Offers New Carpets and Mattings at Rack Bottom Prices

A fresh shipment of carpets and mattings has arrived at the White House store showcasing rack bottom pricing. The ad highlights affordable choices for home decorating and emphasizes value for customers seeking economical flooring options.

White House

Street Commissioner Mobilizes Large Gang for Spring Cleanup

The street commissioner has organized a large force of men to restore streets to their regular spring condition, signaling a major municipal maintenance push and coordinated effort across city projects.

Bicycle Contest Votes Cast For Columbus Star Prize

Votes tallied for the Star prize wheel show the tally as of last evening at 5 0 clock. An advertisement notes a sale on ladies lace shoes at J A Newton’s 313 Washington street offering genuine dongola lace shoes at 75 cents, sizes 22 to 6.

Columbus J. A. Newton Washington Street

Constipation Remedy Ad Fails to Cure

An old advertisement for Cascarets Candy Cathartic claims constipation relief but notes 10¢ or 23 20.C C. prices and promises druggists refund money if not effective. The fragment suggests a consumer goods promo with a money back guarantee.

Mystic Midgets and Fairies Cantata at Crump’s Opera House

The Royal Mystic Midgets and Fairies unite in a cantata with a magical tale of a missing key and a stolen wand. The Prince leads an army, Gnomes are transformed for amusement, and a royal wedding seals the alliance. Seating is selling fast for the charity performance at Crump’s Opera House on Friday April 9 with cards at J A George’s.

R. R M. CG. A Crump’s Opera House

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T E Otto Wash St Enterprise Building Saving Association Samuel Wertz B. M. Hurchins Joan Gysie George W. Caldwell Cras Marshall Hacker W.c. Duncan MM. Hacker Sec’y Treas Alameda Club A. R. Boor C. W. E. M. Society of the Christian Church Hal Smith Hal Young Star Office Kinney & Turpin Kinney Justice Court Tuppick Tun & Coal Co Heaven Earth Part I Hollow Tree E. Ellis Lafe Burns Safe Burns Mack” Mece Mackin North Cirrlina Circuit Court Otter Creek Kate Axt Nee Wolfe Joe Bernaur Joe Jesse R. Newsom Bartholomew County Medical Society QuEey OF Voile Orro Geo. H. Cummins J A George's I.t
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