Personal notices from Seymour visit local figures
The column lists visits and movements of residents and visitors including Langwell in Seymour, Miss Pais visiting, Judge Newen enroute to Vernon, the Indianapolis ball club traveling to Washington, Bob Jones and Dane Mobiey from Indianapolis, Chas Danforth of Columbus Broom Factory in Elizabethtown, A Strauss in Seymour, Elmer Hartwell in Edinburg, Theo Fehring driving to Seymour, Cas Smith socializing in Seymour, Christina Kinney Yurpin with chicken pox, Mr and Mrs Falkner returning to Edinburg, John W Mitchell of Seymour visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Indianapolis
Dane Mobiey
Chas. Danforth
Columbus
Elizabethtown
A. Strauss
Seymour
Cas. Smith
Lady Friends
Christina Kinney Yurpin
Mrs. Falkner
Edinburg
Mr. Falkner
John W. Mitchell
Baseball Gossip and League Notables
Indianapolis leads the league and Canavan shines for Brooklyn while Kahoe catches well. Comiskey loses 5200 in a bank failure last week. Glenalyin is removed from grounds after an order. Weather hampers the Brewers as Indianapolis. Pulliath offers Brush 4000 for Corcoran. offer refused. Special excursion to Cincinnati May 2 by the Big Four from Columbus at 1 for round trip. Departure 8 a.m. Columbus, 7 p.m. Cincinnati. Tickets valid only for that date.
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Glenalyin
Carney
Kansas City
Kahoe
Brewers
Indianapolis
Pulliath
Louisville
Brush
Corcoran
Cincinnati
Big Four
Columbus Nd
Cincinnati Ohio
Columbus
Mickets
Ahard
Dorothy
Museum Saloon Split and Washington Wax Exhibit
A proprietor explains his saloon and museum separation with Shake his son in one half and the founder in the other. Wax figures of George Washington and Columbus attract visitors while signage and drolleries provoke reactions from curious patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shake
Death of Councilman McCullough Shocks Martinsville
Councilman McCullough died at his Pearl Street home at 2 30 this morning after a weeks long illness. He was praised for honesty and integrity while serving in the council and condolences extend to his family. Curiosity seekers drove to Weed Patch Hill in Brown county to view the said air ship hovering over Indiana’s highest point before being told otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Pearl St
Council
Martinsville
Weed Patch Hill
Brown County
Indiana
Huber and Kaufman Bride Tie at Local Church
The marriage of E Huber to Mrs J Starvaria was conducted in Sandyapolis with Mrs Eutiain, a former Columbus resident and widow of L J Kaufman, as witnesses. Mr Huber, a noted local furniture maker, and the ceremony at Christaan Church was officiated by Rev Orent, with congratulations from the Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Huber
du. J. Starvaria
Indiana iron works fire damages mill, 1200 workers affected
A fire at the Indiana Iron Works in Munem Ind caused about 10,000 dollars in damage when a boiler crushed a six inch natural gas line, gas ignited by the furnace. The mill was saved with on site apparatus and assistance. Loss is fully insured and no work stoppage expected in other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munem
Ind
Indiana Iron Works
Sheridan Fast Whist Team Wins County Championship
The Sheridan team defeated Noblesville by twenty three points in an April 24 match at Noblesville, taking the county championship. A return game is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobesville
Ind
Sheridan
Noblesville
Gen H Gamalas Headquarters In Bur Fishing Gear
A brief item notes Gen H Gamalas operates a headquarters dealing in fishing tackle and baseball goods. Wise buyers are urged to watch for Whitt Fly FHS offerings.
Millernery opening at the White House draws delegates
A fragment notes a millernery opening at the White House and mentions delegates from Franklin to a Richmond state encampment. The text hints Columbus hosting entertainment next year and thanks gentlemen for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Richmond
Columbus
Minstrel Show Planned by Ladies Episcopal Guild
The Ladies Episcopal Guild of Columbus plans a minstrel show to benefit the Episcopal church. More than forty local women will darken their faces to perform, wearing dress coats, high collars, flashy ties, and patent leathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Episcopal Guild of
Colucbus
Episcopal Church
Twice-A-Week Courier-Journal Offer Ends May 15 1897
Wise buyers opportunity touts a clubbed subscription for Twice-A-Week Courier-Journal and Weekly Star at 1.25 for one year paid in advance. Subscriptions and renewals must be sent to Columbus Morning Star Indiana with sample copies on request. Limited-time offer emphasized by Kinxay and Turrim and fashion items from The White House millinery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiay
America
Washington
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Courier-Journal
Weekly Star
Columbus, Morning Star
Columbus
Ind
Kinxay. & Turrim
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Ses Langwell
Seymour Yestuddy
Predstboug
Henry Abtees
Charlie Schiger
Wea
Wes
Birtie
Elmer Hartwell
Theo
Fehring
Canavan
Brooklyn
Comiskey
Grasallo
George Washington
Dot
Him
Europe
Judas Iscariot
Judas
Skake
Alice Hamilton Richi
Ress
Hagia Cay
Sujcidar Fortinia
Nongter
Teacher
Mary
Mother
Sutermoon
P. H. McCormack
Terre Haute
Chas. Deist
Anna Hobbs
Nashville
Fred Bruner
L. Lekman
H. P
Chas. F. Remy
The
Supreme Court
Minnie Heck
Peg Arthur
Babe
Papa
Ira KX. Hicks
Michigan
Saginaw
Mich
Omer
Arenac County
W. R. Clouston
Hagley
John Connally
Port Huron
John Campbell
Clauston
McConoah
Huber
Kaufma
Columbus Iron Manufacturing Co
Jayts
Otto
Violet
G. W. Wellington
Wasson &Co. of
R. Miner
S. K. Adams
Edinburg Tribune
H. Allison
Franklin Courier
Star
White House
TN. C
Siahhuth
Norning
Post Ofice
Wisebuyers
WHITE
Curier-Journal
Callye Our Millenery
Whitet House
Donner
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