Jonesville youths held after incident and jailed
Frank Coram about 24 and Virgil Q Clark about 18 of Jonesville were brought here by overland carriers and jailed after an incident. Coram refused to speak, Clark claimed innocence. preliminary hearing set for this morning. Meager times and a new baby at Mr and Mrs Frank Steenbarger’s northeast of the city.
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Jone
Ford
Frank Coram
Virgil Q Clark
Jonesville
Star
Corum
Carole
Virgil Clark
Mrs
Frank Steenbarger
Miss Wilson Hosts Delightful City Hall Dance
Miss Susie Wilson gave a lighthearted dance at the city hall last night attended by about 39 young couples. Miss Burke of Shelbyville was among the guests while Schnuirs orchestra furnished the music.
Prominent City Figures Share January Birthday
On Friday January 8, several notable locals celebrate birthdays. Among them are Dr. A. J. Banker Dr. Mac Coy Geo Caldwell and Howard Daffy. Drs Banker and MacCoy are exactly the same age.
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A. J. Banker
Dr. MacCoy
Geo. Caldwell
Howard Daffy
Drs. Banker
MacCoy
Local Life Insurance Pros Highlight New England Mutual
C W Moore and John M Hickey represent the grand old New England Mutual Life Insurance Company. The ad urges readers to prefer home representations and offers favorable terms to applicants seeking life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Moore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
John M. Hickey
Old Life Company
Wardell guardian petition to sell real estate filed
August J Warebell as guardian of Caroline Peters filed a petition to sell real estate. Also noted are a will contest John A Keith v R Hill and a family illness near Elizabethtown with pleurisy symptoms. A Crump family illness and a new club reception at the Falk property on 4th street with fifty couples attending.
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August J. Warebell
Caroline Peters
John A. Keith Va. R. Hill
May Hill
Local residents travel for business and visits
Yesterday morning Mr Will Irwin related to Indianapolis. Wa Smith went to Indianapolis on business. A W Fremonts troupe left for Seymour. Mrs Wm Henderson and daughter Pearl visited Mrs Remy. Miss Mary Curtiss leaves Saturday for Cincinnati to resume school duties. Frank Cramp installed a new patent gate northeast of the city at Wm Jones residence. Mrs A J Meredith visiting Aaron Hughes family went to Indianapolis to visit Mr and Mrs Chas Remy. Web Heagy attended the State Swine Breeders Association meeting in Indianapolis. Heagy is noted as a prosperous farmer in Bartholomew County.
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Will Irwin
Indianapolis
Wa. Smith
Ind’polis
A. W. Fremont
Seymour
Wm. Henderson
Pearl
Remy
Mary Curtiss
Cincinnati
Frank Cramp
Wm. Jones
A. J. Meredith
Aaron Hughes
Chas. Remy
Web Heagy
Swine Breeders Association
Mr. Heagy
Bartholomew County
For Rent Three Room House on California Street
For Rent. A good three room house on California street at $3 per month CuarnE H Turpin.
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California Street
Cuarne H. Turpin
Marriage License for Joseph Ripp and Carrie Olinger
Joseph Ripp and Carrie A. Olinger were issued a marriage license. The couple’s filing confirms their intent to wed.
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Joseph Ripp
Carrie A. Olinger
Wood Containing 1 to 1 1 4 Cords For Sale
A note states that the load contains one to one and a quarter cords of wood and is sold by John A. George.
Bargain Sandals and Shoes at Low Prices
New stock advertised by J. A. Newton at 312 Washington St offers ladies sandals at 25 cents, mens first quality sandals 60 cents, coin toe arctics 1.25, youths lace shoes 75 cents, ladies Dongolia buttons 1.25, and Kangaroo calf heavy cork sole mens shoes 2.00, all described as new and fresh bargains.
Owens & Williams Space Bargains Notice
Bargain alert for shoppers in the southwest corner of this page. Owens and Williams advertise space and deals for readers seeking value.
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Owens & Williams
Christ in the Home Morning Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian morning session will focus on Christ in the home with a 7 o clock sermon and chorus choir singing. The meeting ends early to allow attendance at the Tabernacle concert. Rev Curtiss, sidelined by illness, could not lead M E services last night. Bro Titus led the rousing meeting. The regular prayer meeting led by W T Hacker begins at 7 pm and ends at 7 45 to enable attendance at a YPSE sponsored I U Glee Club entertainment.
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Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle
Curtiss
M. E
Bro. Titus
W. T. Hacker
I. U. Glee Club
Stader and Son Return from Indianapolis
W. W. Stader and his son Stanley came back from Indianapolis last evening. Mr. Stader did not undergo the planned operation on his great toe. The toe currently causes little trouble but is likely to require amputation in the near future.
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W. W. Stader
Stanley
Indianapolis
Mr. Stader
Local notes from Indianapolis and area visitors
J N Marsh editor of the morning Times spent yesterday in Indianapolis. James Pence, brother of a police officer, is visiting from Cheatnut Ridge. T E Powell of the Chicago Newspaper Union attended the city. Remember the G A R and W E C installation at City Hall Friday night Jan 8. Loan offers from Owens & Williams include sums of 50 and 100 dollars. Wheat suffers from cold weather while recovering from a freeze. Dr Jeffers reports strong results from his Belvedere Hotel office with offers for the afflicted.
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J. N. Marsh
Morning Times
Indianapolis
W. E.C
City Hall
Dr. Jeffers
Belvedere Hotel
Notable Visitors In The City Yesterday
P. A. Bonebrake B. W. Taylor and Nick Bennett were in the city a short time yesterday visiting local businesses and meeting residents.
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P. A. Bonebrake
B. W. Taylor
Nick Bennett
Wood Bargains at John A. George’s Store
Gold wave heating wood offered in 1 to 1 1/4 cords for $1 and 1 to 2 cords for $5 at John A. George's store.
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John A. George's
Local News Briefs and Court Dockets
A practical joke leaves a grocer without his watch and with a lunch cracker. Mrs. Church and Christina Turpin are reported gravely ill. The Mary Buente in ganity case jury verdict favors the defendant after a late Tuesday deliberation. Several civil cases including J Richardson & Co. v Huber and James H. Anderson v Brown proceed or dismiss as noted. Minnie B. Smith wins divorce and child custody. Trials set for James McCréson and John Redenbough. W. W. Lambert travels to Indianapolis for the legislature. Gertie Long’s health improves briefly before a relapse puts her in critical condition.
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Mary Buente
J. Richardson & Co
E. I. Huber
Frank Lindsay
James H. Anderson
Harry Brown
Snyder & Son Ye
Vincent Thompson
Richard H. Askins
Augustus Herring
Sarah E. Herring
Minnie B. Smith
George Smith
James McCréson
Mary A. Redenbough
John H. Redenbough
Six burglars sentenced at Waterloo Indiana
Fragmentary notice reports that six burglars were sentenced at Waterloo Indiana. The text includes stray phrases about a murderer, room rentals, a Star office, a real estate loan, and the blessing opera scheduled for Monday night, indicating a miscellaneous local notice page.
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Waterloo
Ind
Jung Pefield
Steve Wood and Dr Zertucha Tied to Employment Question
Fragmentary text mentions Steve Wood and Dr Zertucha in a dispute over employment status. The garbled lines reference association with a group or system and imply a staffing or payroll concern without clear dates or places. Further context undefined.
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H. L. Rost
Washington Street
Violet Deparme
Purple Azalia
Peach Bloom
Dunnington
Washington St
Wallace
Itizens Teleyphone
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White House
J. V. Hilger
Life Insurance
Henry Marr
Elizabethtown
Reynolds
Charlie Crump
New
Almeda Club
Falk
4Th Street
Wright
Louis Lehman
Ben -Thomas
Lillie Donner
John A
Big Bargins
J. A. Newton
Washington
Lienberger
Latter Press
Star Office
Lcon Gable
Claire B. Turpin
Real Estate Exchange
Lee Loy
Belvedere
George
James Pence
Policeman Pence
Cheatnut Ridge
T.E. Powell
Chicago Newspaper Union For Paper, Printers Supplies
M. Holmes & Bro
Munyon’s
Ballentine’s
Roergicke & Afel’s Homeopathic
Pennlines
Warren Cochrane
Hanniba', MO
St. Louis
G. A. R. Nations
Buffalo
N. Y
Columbus
Thos. King
Christina
Charles Turpin
Maple Grove
Circuit Court
Dunningtons
W. W. Lambert
Roland Mt. 1
Griffith
Union Telegraph Office
Citizens Phone 191
Gal Danningtons
Northside
Jonn Donaxon
the Christis i Church
Boya
Indiana University
Cent Journal
Daily Star
Jet
King & Kiger
Ville
Steve Wood
Dr. Zertucha
Sy Is
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