Bicycle Contest Votes Cast in Columbus Poll
Below we list votes for a bicycle contest in Columbus with results for numerous candidates including Ton Stadler Anna Tooley Dot Matthews Emma Moore Jessie McLeod Iose Voris Hattie May Kate Rubbottom Hazel Gysie Bertha Lay Ivy Bunlap Maud Belle Sadie Leach and others. Scattering and Withdrawn entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vening
PiSwasie Coons
Ton Stadler
Anna Tooley
Dot Matthews
Emma
Moore
Jessie McLeod
Hattie May
Kate Rubbottom
Hazel Gysie
Bertha Lay
Maud Belle
Sadie Leach
Fulwider Brothers Marble and Granite Dealers Dissolved
The partnership in Columbus Indiana under Fulwider Brothers Marble and Granite Dealers is dissolved as J W Fulwider retires. Business will continue by W H Fulwider. Reference to shoe store ads also appears in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulwider Brothers Marble and Granite Dealers
Columbus
Ind
J. W. Fulwider
W. H. Fulwider
Fulwider Bros
Marriage License List Includes Thompson Schettinger Pair
George Thompson and Emma Schettinger appear on a marriage license record alongside Oscar Ross and Pink E. Stader as the couples granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Emma Schettinger
Oscar Ross
Pink E. Stader
Dream of Heaven and Love’s Alphabet of Christ
A pilgrim seeks Heaven but learns love on Earth while hearing an angelic call. A traveler explains that forgiveness comes from following Christ and learning love, and the speaker finds Heaven in human souls and the Master’s teaching.
White Flyers and Wise Buyers Notes and Local Items
A collage of short items mentions Isebuyers and White Flyers promotions in Cincinnati and Columbus. Local notes report Lester Huffer as Newboro postmaster, a death at the poor farm, land sales in Hartsville and Columbus, a revolving church chair invention, and visits by Everett Fox and John Griffin with entertainment plans.
Last Day for Taxes Under New Law
The message states May 3 1897 is the final day to pay taxes with the books closing May 4 1897 when the auditor takes them. It notes a penalty for unpaid taxes and that the office remains open Monday night for laboring men to settle payments.
Travel remark on idle Cerealine mill at Columbus
A traveler at the railroad station lamented that the Cerealine mill stood idle. He urged Columbus citizens to find a way to start activity in the vacant building.
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Columbus
Patents Granted to Indiana Inventors Last Week
A list of patent grants to Indiana residents includes M. E. Arnold Stewardsville jar holder B. F. Edington Plum Trew fire escape W. D Fear Summitsville crate for shipping bicycles O F Johnson trammer poultry feeder C H Meyers South Bend triturating and mixing machine R S Paxton Arcadia reversible pulley C H Shank Noblesville M OQ Southworth Indianapolis dynamo electric machine M H Tyles Muncie lifting jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Arnold
Stewardsville
B. F. Edington
W. D .Fear
Summitsville
O. F. Johnson
C. H. Meyers
South Bend
R. S. Paxton
Arcadia
C. H. Shank
Noblesville
M. OQ
Southworth
Indianapolis
M. H. Tyles
Muncie
Rubber Hose Sale At C M Kellar Co
Fifty feet of three fourth inch three ply rubber hose offered for $2.50 at C M Kellar and Co. 165t14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Kellar and Co
Weather Signal Flags Interpret Local Forecasts
The report explains flag colors and meanings for weather outlooks. White flags indicate fair or clear conditions, blue flags signify rain or snow, white and blue show local rain, and a black center on white signals cold temperatures.
Fashion Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlour Opens Soon
The Fashion Restaurant Co. announces a first class restaurant and ice cream parlor on Washington Street north of Fehring's drug store. European and American plans offered with meals at 25 cents. Also listed are divorce suits in circuit court and the funeral of Almond Brooks with Knights of Pythos members acting as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehring’s
Washington Street
The
Fashion Restaurant Co
Chas A. TukPin
Mgr
A Good Thing Moves for Pure Food Plant in Columbus
A proposed pure food factory aims to employ 300 workers initially and up to 2,800 within five years. Backed by a major Chicago firm, the project is led by a committee with action hoped soon. If secured, the plant could surpass all local factories in employment. Herald. April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Everthing
Columbus
Herald
Mike Lewis To Open Fish Market On Washington Street
George W. Lyons of the Lyons Comedy Company was in the city yesterday but could not arrange for his troupe to perform here next week. The company is playing this week in Hartsville while Lewis builds a neat little fish market on the Crump lot between the two fruit stands on Washington Street between Fifth and Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lewis
Washington Street
George W. Lyons
The
Lyons Comedy Company
Hartsville
Pennsylvania Station Cleaned Up For Neat Appearance
The Pennsylvania depot is being cleaned as rubbish and paper are removed to present a neat station. An accompanying note promotes a tobacco quitting product and a Sterling Remedy Co booklet is offered for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bac
Ank Ircs
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicana Av
Dog on Dr Funkhouser porch shot dead by police
A mad dog on Dr Funkhouser's porch on Washington and 8th streets attacked Mrs Funkhouser and was killed by Officer Jackson after the dog charged. The animal, old yellow and medium, likely bit others as locals report several loose dogs nearby. Police praised for quick action to prevent trouble in Columbus. Also mentions local ads and brief notices.
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Columbus
Mrs Prather sues husband for abandonment in court
Mrs Myrtle Prather files suit against her husband Isham Prather alleging abandonment in a civil action. The record notes a separate mention of Atford suing Jobir in an unrelated matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle EE. Prather
T. Isham Prather
W. W. Lambert
Mrytle Prather
Isham Prather
Personal notices from the city transit and visitors
Everet Fox returned from Flat Rock after an entertainment on Wednesday night. Dr. Francis was a southbound passenger yesterday morning. George Caldwell arrived home from Cleveland Ohio. Prof. Carl Kollmeyer came from Edinburg with a large class. Claude Maley of Edinburg was in the city yesterday. Mrs W J Lucas went to Indianapolis yesterday. W Otte of Waymansville will Sunday with Haw Leisman on north Franklin. Dr. Dryden was a southbound passenger yesterday. Frank Rowell is visiting his parents. Nathan Parker left for Danville Indiana. Dr. Dennison arrived on the morning train from the north. Joseph in Irwin was a northbound passenger yesterday. Wall Otte of Waymansville visiting Mrs Ham Leasman this week. Thus Stine is in Columbus today. A test alarm from box 23 at Eighth and Franklin streets. The Cambridge train for Madison arrived nearly empty but passengers filled plush seats. Mrs Taylor and daughter Stella of Sandcreek Township visited the Howe family on North Washington. Charley Pfeifer Alf Bozell and others brought home a good lot of fine fish. White Flyers wise buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orro
J. A. Newton
One Price Cash Shoe Store
Paine
Earth
Christ
Isebuyers— Whiet Flyers
Ty Morris
Cincinnati
Ohio
S'The Iceman
Lester Huffer
Newbero
Republican
Ice
Belle’s of
Blackville
Andrew Hilger
Heck
Norman Ot Hoye
Flatrock Cemety
J. H. Kinney
Wisebuyers
WHITE
Ex. i
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Nashville Tonn
Everett Fox
Edinburg
John M. Griffin
St. Louis Crossing
Northwest
Everett
Ed. Call
Henpricks County
Indiana
Circuit Court
Kate Harford
John H. Harford
Duncan and Beck
Almond
DR Funkhouser
Jackson
Brest
Thes
Dr. Funkhouser
Washington St
Eighth
Jackson St
C. C. CO
Fred Runkle
Louisville
Cambridge-Madison
W. J. Lucas
Wm. Wright
Bell’s of
Atford
Jobir
Geo. H. Cummins
Ersonals
Everet Fox
Flat Rock
Dr. Francis
Senger
George Caldwell
Cleveland
Carl Kollmeyer
Claude Maley
W. Otte
Waymansville
Haw Leisman
Franklin Street
Dr. Dryden
Frank Rowell
City
Nathan Parker
Danville
Dr. Dennison
Joseph In
Irwin
Wall Otte
Mrs. Ham Leasman
Stine
Call
Eighth and
Franklin Streets
Cambridge
Madison
Yeesterday
Taylor
Stella
Sandcreek Township
Noah
Howe
Charley
Pfeifer
Alf. Bozzel
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