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Owens Williams Real Estate advertises multiple properties in Columbus area listings. Includes six room houses on Cottage Ave, Hutching Ave Maple Grove, corner Highland Ave and 19th St Orinoco, lots in Swengle addition, 15 acres in Ohio township, 150 acres Brown County, saw mill with engine, 40 acres Harrison Twp, several small cottages on Burnsville pike East Columbus, and 140 acres Brown County farm with trade options. Call for details and payments.
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New South
Owens & Williams
Highland Ave
19Th Street
Orinoco
Harrison Township
Burnsville Pike
East Columbus
Marriage of Bert Siively and Miss Lillie Henderson
Mr Bert Siively and Miss Lillie Henderson were united in marriage by Rev D C Darling. The bride and groom are residents of this city.
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Bert. Siively
Lillie ‘Henderson
D. C. Darling
Pennsylvania firm seeks control of Evansville and Richmond line
A Pennsylvania company plans to take control of the Evansville and Richmond Railroad and has bid fifty three cents on the dollar. The firm also targets the Bedford stone trade, eyeing the large quarry district there.
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Pennsylvania Company
Evansville and
Richmond
Penna Co
Bedford
Broken King Bolt Halts Doctor’s buggy on Washington Street
Dr Hudson was driving down Washington Street yesterday morning when a king bolt on the buggy broke. He was bruised with a few scratches but otherwise uninjured. The horses pulled the front wheels and the buggy stopped in front of the doctor’s office. The vehicle was not much damaged and the horse was unhurt.
High School Notes Touch Down North Indiana Visitor
Mr. Metcalf formerly of Mass arrives as high school principal in northern Indiana and spends the day visiting. The Latin and Virgil interest stands out. A Wednesday accident prompts questions about a fall downstairs. Class spirit surges as blackboards recall classes ’97 to 1900. King’s Daughters collection for the poor raises a respectable sum.
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Metcalf
Mass
Indiana
City Council Minutes Open With Attorney Inaugural and Finances
The city council convened with mayor and all members present. W F Norton became city attorney, delivering no inaugural address. disputes over possession were settled with Norton receiving the key. Bonds for Norton were approved with Crump and McNeal as sureties. Reports favoring street and alley matters were read. 10th Street extension to Flat Rock road was rejected. Water bill reductions requested by Pfeffers Bros were referred to water works. hall rates set at 35 for six nights for a six day bicycle race. Martin Wheeler named garbage collector. A flash photograph of council members was arranged by photographer Walton. Various bills and payroll items were approved before adjournment.
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Seasion
W. F. Norton
Cass Ardery
Mr. Norton
Norton
F. T. Crump
Frank McNeal
Mayors Court and Rural Telephone Line in Rock Creek
The Star reports a rural telephone venture in Rock Creek now fully organized with Jno M Williams as president and Frank Tyner as secretary and treasurer. E H Wiggs ordered poles and wire, planning immediate setup. the switchboard will be at A T Brougher's Burnsville store connecting to Harrison Co's line at Elizabethtown. There is mutual use of lines, easing country life. Also, two men Sweek Collins and Alfred M Collins pleaded guilty to stealing four dozen chickens from Jas Smith of Shelby County. bond set at $200 each for circuit court. Burglary cases in Brandywine and nearby homes cited with losses and a clock cue at 10:80, suggesting familiarity with the Barger residence. Police note ten blocks of telegraf pits and local business growth.
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Star
Rock Creek
Jno
Burnsville
Harrison Co
Elizabethtown
Columbus
Sweek Collins
Alfred M. Collins
Jas. Smith
Shelby County
Circuit
Road Engineer Morris Visits Louisville Division Briefly
Road Engineer Morris of the Louisville division was in the city for a short time yesterday. M. A. Barrick, mainline foreman, who had been sick with the grip, is able to be on duty again.
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Morris
Louisville
M.A. Barrick
Mainline Iinemor
Case Set For Tuesday Trial In Assault Case
The assault and battery case against Clyde and Clancy Markland, charged with attacking Harry Cline, scheduled for 9 am yesterday before Mayor Beck, was postponed to next Tuesday. The case, a state matter, will be before Esquire Dennison with Wm. H. Shea and W. W. Lambert for the state and Duncan & Beck for the defense. The state versus Harry Cline will be heard this afternoon on a provoke charge before Esquire Dennison.
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Clyde
Clancy Markland
Harry Cline
Beck
Tery
Esquire
Harryine
Provoke
Esq
Dennison
Cheaper Kindling From J A George Aims at Stogdall Family
The Stogdall family, long ill, are slowly improving while J A George offers a cheaper kindling alternative to coal oil.
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J. A.george
Mrs Will Daum Dies at 21 in Home of Father
Mrs Will Daum died at her father Wm Pence home seven miles north of the city last night at 8 o clock of consumption aged 21 The obituary notes the deceased was the wife of Mr Will Daum.
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Will Daum
Wm. Pence
Accident Crashes Wagon Wheel Into Stable Door
A wagon loaded with wheat being moved by a diver damaged the stable door at Jake Huyes livery stable. The rear wheel struck the door and created a large hole. The incident was described as purely accidental.
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Jake Huyes
Local residents briefed on city visits and movements
Miss Kate Buck visits friends in Chicago while Miss Lessie Dillon journeys to Louisville. John Q. Davidson travels as a Big Four passenger. Tom Graham returns home for his mother’s illness. Mrs. Donaker from Indianapolis arrives by bus. Mrs. M. H. G. Butler and daughter from Clifford visit. Mayme Crandall of Indianapolis guests of Miss Blanche Banker. Ella Lantell of Aurora comes to see friends. Wm. Cook plans move from Elizabeth town to this city. Mrs. Hemer returns to Columbus after a paralytic stroke. Senator Harbin and wife from Columbus visit. Mrs. Nemethy from Indianapolis guests of Mrs. Gent. Tom Welsh of Columbus Handle and Tovle Co. visits Scipio on business. Mrs. Ed Coleman recovering from stroke remains in bed. Mrs. Leonard Hardin travels to Columbus to see her father. George Cummins to relocate his book store to the Story-block. Mrs. Jay C. Smith leaves for Columbus to visit friends. Senator K. M. Hord of Shelbyville visits. brother of Judge F. T. Hord. Bink Schnure returns from Franklin. played in Hoyt’s A Bunch of Keys. Meyer & Fiegenbaum advertise linens and embroideries next week.
Timber and handle timber sale dispute with Columbus plant
Farmers report Columbus Handle Co is receiving all D handle timber at the old price while Western D Handle Co bids higher. A Columbus plant representative notes plentiful timber and says supply is adequate, despite farmers claiming Western Co offers more money and pressures farmers to sell.
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Columbus Handle Co
Columbus
D” Handle Co
Robbery Report Near Town Residence Break-In
On a Wednesday week unknown individuals entered the residence of A. B. Kuhn two miles southeast of town while the family was away and took items from the home. Authorities note the break in and seek information.
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A. B. Kuhn
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Cottage Ave
Hutching Ave
Maple Grove
Swengle
Ohio ‘Township
Brown County
3D Street
Big Four
Cella
Purecell
Franklin Street
14Th
15Th
the & R
10Th Street
Flat Rock Road
Pfeffers Bros
Water Works Committee
Martin Wheeler
Walton
Board of Health
Reeves & Co
Art Overstreet
James Perry
J. Gyaves
Fremont Davis
Daily Times
City Treasurer
J. W. Donaker
John George Er Ee Ey
Mayors Court
R. M.lienberger
Henry Meyer
H. L. Rost
Tokoles
Hauser & Parker
Fee
Henry Johnson Standard Carbon Co
James Oil Co
Eee
Rrereeeneee
Chas. H. Moore Oil Co
A. Shultz
Ccs
Central Union Tel. Co
Postal Tel.Co
A. H. Ferhing
Tee Hauser & Parker
G. W. Lewellen Eee
Evansville Oil Co
Homme
Isaac Bradford R.M. Riley
Nba
Dunnington’s
Meyer
Fiegenbaum’s
James Mitchell
Indianapolis
Svar
Geo. Barger
Brandywine Township
Resi
Lienberger
Tailor ‘Snd Furnisher
Railroad Notes
Robertson
Jeffersonville
Louie Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Stogdall
Mr. Will Daum
Kate Buck
Chicago
Lessie Dillon
John Q. Davidson
Tom
Graham
John Donaker
M. H. G. Butler
Clifford
City
Mayme Crandall
Ella Lantell
Aurora
Wm. Cook
D. E. Hemer
Sey
Rep
F. M. Harbin
Carl Nemethy
John Gent
Tom Welsh
The
Columbus Handle and Tovle Co
Scipio
Ed. Coleman
Leonard Hardin
Henry Garner
George Cummins
Jay C. Smith
J. M. Pheirgo
Sen
K. M. Hord
Shelbyville
Francis T. Hord
Bink Schnure
Franklin
Opera
Hoyt
Meyer & Fiegenbaum’s
John A. George
Washington Street
Odera
Violet Deparme
Mystic Shrine
Washington ,St
Washington St
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