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Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1897

Page

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Local society notes and business openings in Seymour region

Miss Susie Shoffner of Edinburg visits in the city guest of Miss Stella Faulkner. Joseph Villa & Co. fruit dealers open for business with Mr Villa to reside behind the store. Jessie Mae Hall Opera Co. tours Seymour en route to Greenfield. Jule Walters tours with Side Tracked to large audiences. Crump's Theatre Seymour hosts a city praise of streets and court house progress. Local reports include street improvements in Columbus and Franklin, tempering civic pride with humor about gravel streets.

Susie Shoffner Edinburg Stella Faulkner Joseph Villa & Co Mr. Villa The Jessie Mae Hall Opera Co Seymour Greenfield

Paving Push Urges Immediate Work in Columbus Indiana

City council urged paving Washington Fourth and Fifth streets with asphalt this fall to avoid mud for visiting soldiers and the May influx of 15000 to 20000 strangers. Citizens called for prompt action to gain favorable views of the old soldiers and visitors. The Big Four Cincinnati excursion drew many patrons on Sunday with 104 tickets to Cincinnati and three to Buffalo sold. Homer Sweeney visited Madison, noting the Ohio River view after a long absence.

Columbus Indiana Big Four Cincinnati Buffalo Homer Sweeney Madison Mr. Sweeney Ohio River

Columbus Star Favors Seymour Paving Race Over City

The Columbus Star claims Seymour will outpace Columbus in pavement and growth noting a faster court house, new industries, and population gains, arguing Columbus will wait a year for decent streets while Seymour advances.

Seymour

Seymour and Columbus papers teased by weekly Democrat

The column frets over Seymour Indiana and its growing town image while noting upcoming races at the Driving Park and a 1898 encampment. A lamp loss near a carriage is offered for reward, and editorials deride slow merchants while praising prompt sellers and local improvements.

Nathan Underwood Attends Sabbath Picnic in Rockford

Nathan Underwood spent the Sabbath at Rockford where a large picnic drew him southward. The event hints at the presence of a Seymour young lady, making the gathering more irresistible.

Nathan Underwood Rockford Nathan

Happy Jack Curtis’s Sunny Day Hootenanny

Happy Jack Curtis sang with a bell like voice as his No 10 danced a southern hoe down. A large crowd gathered to admire the lively display and cheerful mood.

Jack Curtis Jack

Indianapolis Club Threatens Pights Up Penant Pace

The Indianapolis Club dominates the Western league chase with a 1 0 lead over Kansas City as St Paul and Columbus trail. Hoosier fans celebrate the club and predict the season's end will seal their pennant ahead of rivals barring bad luck or bad umpiring.

Ianapolis St. Paul Columbus

Baseball Standings in the National and Western Leagues

The National League table lists Baltimore Cincinnati New York Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh Louisville Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis with wins and losses and winning percentages. The Western League shows Indianapolis Columbus St Paul Milwaukee Detroit Grand Rapids Kansas City and Minneapolis with their records and percentages.

Cent Baltimore Cincinnati New York Cleveland Chicago Pittsburg Louisville Phildelphia Bronwyla Washington St. Louis Western Luague Indianapolis Columbus St. Paul Milwaukee Detroit Grand Rapids Kansas City

Local notices and society items from Northside

Mrs Rice ill in Northside James Perkinson returns from the South Rain helps corn growth Ball game urged for tomorrow Connersville star catcher Charles Teaney now with Connersville Mayor Joe Ballsey passes through Seymour Farewell for Smedley Ed Sibel resigns from Seymour Democrat Salvation Army holds services Rainy day guests Henry Ahlers visits Seymour Ising game tomorrow Columbus at driv ing park Big Four excursion drew 104 to Cincinnati Wares from reputable firms advertised Scarecrows candies advertised as cures with prices 10 25 50 cents promising guarantees by druggists

Southern Batter Bread and Savory Dishes Menu

A collection of old fashioned recipes outlining Southern batter bread with corn meal rice and sour milk, cream of salmon soup with salmon and nutmeg, grilled lamb with mustard and bread crumbs, baked beets with butter, and orange shortcake with a citrus topping.

Sunday Street Brawl Lands Suspects in Jail

A large street fight on North Washington draws police, with Wm Beavers Tilton Collier accused of assaulting Flip Simpson and Ed Ritchetyler. Ritchetyler posted bail through hotel staff. others remain jailed as police vow to break the gang.

Wm. Beavers Flip” Simpson Tilton Collier Ed. Ritchetyler North Washington Street Jackson and Ferguson Seat of War Beevers Ed. Ritchestyler Durance Vile Ritchertyler Mr. Tuttle St. Denis Roe Washington St

South End Hustlers Defeat East Columbus In Close Baseball Game

South End Hustlers defeated East Columbus 18 to 16 in a Sunday ball game in East Columbus. A large crowd attended as goods are advertised for sale in town.

South End Hustlers East Col East Columbus

Distinguishing praise from flattery in leadership

Wisdom notes that honest praise strengthens a person while flattery weakens all but a mule. the line urges discernment between genuine praise and insincere flattery.

Thieves Enter City Official Wells House in Mischance

Sunday night about 9 o clock strangers entered the residence of City Electrician Wells. Neighbors heard a noise but the intruders fled when Wells returned and found doors ajar. Nothing was missing though money or cash may have been present. Mrs Wells and Irene are visiting Indianapolis. The report notes no crew to the thieves and mentions Connersville Park tomorrow.

City Electrician Wells

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Otto Ed Bradford E-town Jule Walters Crump Volumbus Sey. Dem Marion County Gazette Franklin Franklin Star Col. Star Tiggerin New Court House William Braney Joose Mr. Braney Frank Dodge Ed. Remy City Frank Keith Craump Driving ‘Park Spother Fourth Fithh Blg Boyd Campbell, Boyd & Co Columbus Star Star George Conn George Democrat Dem S. of Orinoco Bennety Patterson the Mayoral Will A. Pusy Hoosier Club Hoosierdom Uncle Charlie Behrman Charles Foster His BASE Boston Minnepolis Mrs. Rice Northside James Perkinson South Sunday United States Charles Teaney Connersville Joe Ballsey Max Eckmann Nathan Speier West Baden Ed Sibel Foreman Salvation Army Court House Corner Henry Ahlers Volland Hardware Co Con Nersville Vy Srs G.C. C Washington ‘Street Gage Durance Josh Billing Wimmin Prudes Bekum Coquets Guy Mance Sumbodd East Geo.h. Cummins Mr. Wells Peg
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