Weeks Farm Herdsman Brings Change and Hopes of Peach Crop
White Creek reports Eddie Davis made a strong change on the Weeks farm and Jim Weeks grows about half an acre of corn. James Campbell plans to go west for health, while locals wish him better health. Ed Downey hopes the poor will convert before the next campaign and vote the regularisan ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Davis
Weeks Farm
James Weeks
Jim
Jonesville Christian convention draws local participation
The Jonesville Christian convention drew in residents with many citizens attending. Reports mention changes in residents, shop outings in Columbus, and visits by Reverend Hayes and doctors from Indianapolis and Covington in Kentucky.
Local notices and deaths in C.Dellville area
Local items report the death of Leander Carmichael at his home and burial at Christiansburg after heart failure. Other notes mention George Hayes, Earl Letes and wife, and James A. Waylor. The Grafton Johnson report covers J. T. Polk canning factory, payrolls, labor, freight, and profits. A Society meeting includes a luncheon. a saloonist plans relocation. an electric line accident injures Prof. Mason.
Town Election And County Fair Preview
The town vote is set for Monday week while the county fair this fall is billed as the best yet. Horace Solomon and son Charley from Hope transacted business in town. The Robert Downey show troupe arrived by Cambridge train. Miss Katie She is improving after months of illness. Brunswick and Co offer pumpkin seeds with eight prizes for the largest pumpkins.
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Horace Solomon
Charley
Hope
Robert Downey
Cambridge
Brunswick & Co
Nix Drug Store Ad Promotes Tailored Suits and Goods
Hauser and Walker pharmacists advertise trade offers with claims of tenable goods. M. Born & Co. Chicago offers custom suits from 13.50 and pants for 3.56 with a guaranteed fit. Orders taken at St New York Store.
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NIX
Hauser & Walker
M. Born & Co
Chicago
America
New York
Hotel of the Escampment Invites Culver Cadets for Camp
Judge Hord reports Culver Academy can attend the encampment with four batteries and 110 to 120 men plus the Black Horse Cavalry and a sixteen piece band if travel and two days rations are furnished and a dry camping ground is provided. Ice cream soda at Fehring's.
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Judge Hord
Culver Academy
Black Horse Cavalry
Local merchants advertise daily goods and groceries
Candy Kitchen on Old P O Building offers fresh daily candies by Becht. Newcomb at 385 Jackson Street sells flour, feed, coal, lime and wood with motto Always the best always the cheapest. Henry Meier at 622 id street sells coal wood feed grain and lime with value trade. Bruning and Vonstrohe at 194 720 Sycamore St provide fruit vegetables oysters and country meat. John Hughes at 623 Washington st offers staple groceries and fresh produce.
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John
Newcomb
Jackson Street
Henny Meter
Id Street
Henry Meir
Bruning & Vonstrohe Garry
Baltimore
Sycamore St
John Hughes
Washington St
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James Campbell
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Ed Downey
Regulisan
Jonesville
Mr. Christian
Ford
Mr. Sehlechter
Cincinnati
Ping
Columba
Zora
Alares Hoy
Talkington
R Rev. Hayes
Covingon, Ky
Dr. Jevin
Indianapis
Lawrence
Ida
Doties
EBS
George Hayes
C.dellville
Carme
Earl Letes
James A. Waylor
Cy Leck
Old Line Lite Inserance Co
Indianapolis
Lewis Hovis & Sun
Eer Basket Makers
Shelbyyile
Happy Hollow
Pension Creek
Bied
Here
Michael
Christiansburg
Grafton Johnson
J. T. Polk
Dlevi
Franklin
Jenast
Johnson
All
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Lacie’ Aid Society of the Sons
Hovreut
Dr. Smith
Devon Street
Afyo
Prail
Aut
Anderson Shultz
Alise Eh Moshough
Miss Lulu Salmond
Susie Coors
Pehring’s
Boog
Buberroth
Bosse
Stahltloon
Huth’s
Deng Store
Sth
Pearl Streets
Mason
Fehring’s Drug Store
Henry Harmon
Harmon
Maggie Fahay
Fehring
Ibert Ross
iGareencastle
DePauw Universi
Katie
ATH and Mechanic Sts
Guiek
JP. Nettons &Co
Columbus, Indiana
Postoffice
Opp
Sanders & Taylor
J. E. Ferguson
Photogramer
Ferguson
Lée Loy
Calland
Orleans
E.W. Ragsdale
Washigton St
Columbus
Breining & CO
Breining
Holmes
WM. Conholt
W. Rolad, M.D
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Griffith
Fitts Stover
Western Union Telegraph Office
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Resi Dence; Southwest
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Fehring’s
PON ’ Onhais
Fifth Street
Telephone
Bell Harris
Bae
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans Grocery
OurPatrol
Frank McNeal
Chestnut Street
H.E. Langdon & CO
Xividsoy & Henderson
Line of Clothig
Annouicement
Thomas Brown
Isish
RON M Manufacturing
Crump’s Theatre
Robert Dowsing
Ingomar
Otto
Winans
Try Armour
Henry von Fangeds
Sycamore
Geo. Fellows
Q. J. Noblitt
Prall & Dennison
Bruning & Vonstache
C.F Schaefer
P.O
Aecail
B.C. Becht
M. J. Wirth
Gresery and Bakery
Cor 10Th and
Mechanicsts
Neacquarters
Jos Stobo
F. Donner
Will TR. Carman
6Th St. Bet
Franklin and Mechanic
L. A. Moore Shoe Company
Fred Wolland
Best On Earth
H. T. Burnett & CQ
L. Rosenbusie & C9
T.G
Fremont Davis
Franklin St
Wayland & Wflls
Bell Phone
Harrison
A. E. Hartman
Franklin Street
Clarence W. Adams
George’s Grocery
2Nd Street
E.E. Waddington
Chas. Danforth
Manus
H. Pal
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Bes
J. A. Hughes
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