Residents keep moving as locals report travel
Yesterday morning several townsfolk returned from trips or visits. Ward Salmond came back from Jonesville. Robert Boyer and Miss Ethel Fulwider headed to Indianapolis. Miss Mayme Mahoney to Franklin for a dance. Mrs. Byde visited Briarville. George Titiens and John Kennedy traveled to Indianapolis. others returned from Shelbyville, Rushville, Hushville, or Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I
Ward Salmond
Jonesville
Robert Boyer
Indianapolis
Dr. Wisner
Charles
Lem Trent
Elizabethtown
Will Irwin
Shelbyville
Lon Lawellen
North Vernon
Ethel Fulwider
Dillard Perry
Swine Breeders Association
Franklin
Maym3 Mahoney
Clas. P. Byde
Briatelville
Ouie
Dal Hanter
George Titiens
Martin Barmeas
Anderson
Elmer Thompson
Buxon
John Kennedy
St. Denis Hostler
Adams Express Co
Cincinnati
Charles Wert
Rushville
Dre C. A. Grean
Ed Redman
Mr. Redmans
N. Vernon
Myre
Cani
Wertz
Eon
Lyle
Hushville
Wells Griffith
Master Warren
Seymour
Schur's Orchestra Returns From Seymour New Year's Dance
Schnure Dance Orchestra of five pieces returns from Seymour after a New Year's Eve engagement. The group is noted for fine music and a strong reputation, playing at many prominent dances around Lown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnure Dance Orchestra
Seymour
Lown
Columbus Team Boycott Sparks Edinburg Feud
The Columbus football squad did not travel to Edinburg as planned after Edinburg supposedly offered poor travel and meals. The visiting team typically has all expenses paid, and locals condemn Edinburg as stingy and cowardly for mishandling the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Columbus
Tragedy Near Greenwood Kills Ira Roland
Ira Roland, about 20, died after a freight train incident near Greenwood while attempting to steal a ride. He left for Indianapolis to visit his sister and likely fell from the train, his body found near the tracks. He lived with his uncle near Lowell and had been boarding on Jackson Street. The burial plan is to be in Greenwood, with news to his sister in Indianapolis. Celery and other produce advertised. notices seek real estate loans. local lodging ad. a correction respects a photographer’s attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Roland
Greenline
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Mr. Roland
Sear Lowell
Jackson Street
Dave Lay
Fashionable clothing to order with luxurious woolens
The text notes a new year continues to produce fashionable clothing to order from fine materials. It emphasizes that proper apparel requires well fitting garments and reasonable handsome suiting, asserting woolens prevent mistakes.
Local Notes and Movements Highlight Franklin Guests
Hon Jessia Overstreet of Franklin visits the city as guest of his brother on North Washington Street. Davidson and wife depart for Columbus to celebrate New Year with relatives. Rev Clark relocates his family from California Street to Mechanic Street. Laverett Thickston and Van Salere escape from Seymour jail. Bijou troupe members depart for Indianapolis. Smoke the famous Gath at Danningtoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessia Overstreet
Franklin
North Washington Streat
Clark
California Street
Mechanic Street
Blackboard bible study and penmanship classes announced
The notice invites men and boys to a Bible study titled The Bible on the Hand with Prof Mobley at 3 30 Sunday afternoon and a penmanship class under Prof Cochran Monday at 7 30 in association rooms. It also lists rental ads, loan offers, a horse for sale, and a cow that died on Washington Street.
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Blackboard
Mobley
Cochran
Association
Crump New Year Party Features Target Shooting Contest
Miss Katharine Crump and Miss Fiora Crump hosted about twenty friends at F. T. Crump’s Washington Street residence. A new entertainment feature was target shooting with a spring pistol. Elizabeth Lucas won the ladies prize and Fred Kiesling the gent’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
Fiora Crump
F. T. Crump
Washington St
Crump
Elizabeth Lucas
Fred Kiesling
Big Four Route Interchangeable Mileage Tickets Highlighted
The Big Four Route offers interchangeable one thousand mile tickets crucial for business firms and travelers. These tickets grant access to major cities across Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois on principal connecting lines, providing invaluable reach for commercial travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
City Hall bond sale to Kittridge Co pays claims
The city will receive on Saturday twenty thousand dollars in cold cash from the sale of city building bonds to Kittridge & Co of Chicago. Small note holders are to appear at the clerk’s office to receive their money. After this payment and Robt Waggener’s claim allowance, about three thousand dollars remains to pay on building claims, bringing total cost to about thirty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittridge & Co
Chicago
Robt
Waggener
Franklin Star
Otto Signed by Burlington Ink as Pitcher for Next Season
Will Otto of Edinburg is signed by Burlington in the Western Association to play pitcher next season. The Edinburg Call notes Otto gained the berth through influence from Harry Scholler, a veteran in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Otto
Edinburg
Burlington In
Piitcher
Otto
Harry Scholler
Dance guest notice and sale at 434 Third Street
Miss Beryl Cooper visits Franklin for a dance with Miss Georgia Barnett as host. Big bargains offered at 434 Third Street include ladies sandals 25c, mens sandals 60c, arctics 1.25, youths lace shoes 75c, Dongolia buttons 1.25, Kangaroo call heavy corks 2.00, all new fresh goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Cooper
Franklin
Georgia Barnett
Free silver debate ends when football fans shout
Yesterday morning at the corner of Fifth and Washington a dispute over free silver turned awkward as both sides argued coinage and sound money. A nearby football fan group joined with a loud yell, startling the debaters into dispersal, a colorful method the writer suggests should have appeared earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Washington Streets
Jury Deliberations Begin After Sealed Verdict In Sime Case
A sealed verdict in the Sime case was opened Thursday night at 7 30 and the jury will reconvene Monday morning. The court adjourned from Thursday evening to Friday morning with the jury to be dismissed until then. Mary Baute faces insanity trial today before Judge Hord with attorneys Cooper and Canper representing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Elijah Claslin
Mary Baeute
Hord
Cooper and Canper
Married rumor swirls around Henry Haman in town
Henry Haman of Lehmen & Co. is said to have traveled to Hiawatha Kansas to bring back a bride Miss Sophia Meyere formerly of Seymour The town discusses township trustees and public spending with tax reports now required by law A council vote considers equipping the fire department with horses to improve readiness and efficiency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haman
Lehmen & Co. Department Store
Hiawatha
Kansas
Fairbride
Sophia Meyere
Seymour Republican
Seymour
San Francisco Journal Saga at Morésco Grand Opera
A. W. Fremont opens a short engagement at Morésco's Grand Opera House with a melodrama praised for sensational incidents and visible comedy. The author seizes dramatic scenes, sometimes sacrificing naturalness for effect in this 777 percent production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Journal
A. W. Fremont
Morésco
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Pel Sreu Fame
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Purple Azalia
Percil
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
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Wallace
Winte
J. V. Hilger
Everett Calvin
Col. Stansifer
Madison
Lewis Mobley
State Sunday School Association
John Rittenhouse
Howard McCracken
Montgomery Ind
City
O. M. McCracken
Maple Grove
Schur's Orchestra
Roland
Birt’s
Joan
Tf Owens & Williams
Owens & Williams
Star Office
Fern
Ferguson
Rev. Sweeney
the Tabernacle
Walton
Lienberger
Danningtoss
Thomas. Davidson
Mra
J. Q. Davidson
Graeneburg Pre
Indianapolia
T& Ons
Daaningtons
Y.M. CG. A
Claire H. Turpion
Real Estate Exchange
Ones
Dunvingtons
Jes Kinney & Kinney
North Washington Street
the City Hall
Big Bargins
Third Street
J. F. Snyder & Son
Gircuit Court
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