Real Estate Lots and Homes Offered by Owens Williams
Owens Williams Real Estate lists multiple houses and farms for sale or trade in Oh io and surrounding areas. Properties include a six room house on Cottage Ave for 1200 dollars with payments, a modern house on Hutchine Ave for 2500, and 15 acres in Oh o township. also a 40 acre farm in Harrison township for 600, a saw mill with 35 HP engine, and several other parcels with cash or trade options. Call to inspect the varied listings and bargains before Feb 1.
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Harrison Township
Burnsville Pike
East Columbine
James Sibley Weds Miss Emma Miller in Indianapolis
James Sibley city treasurer of Columbus married Miss Emma Miller a Met Life book-keeper yesterday at the home of Robert Whalley in Indianapolis. The ceremony was quiet with only intimate friends. The Star offers congratulations and best wishes for a long happy life together.
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James Sibley
Emma Miller
Indianapolis
Robert Whalley
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Mr. Sibley
Columbus
Miss Miller
Metropolitian Life Ins Co
the Star
Freshmen Class Elects Officers for The High Boot
The Freshmen class of the high boot has elected officers for their class organization. President Howard Smith Vice-president George Butler Secretary Pearl Tice Treasurer Lena Spurgin.
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High Boot
Howard Smith
Geo. Butler
Pearl Tice
Lena Spurgin
Courtroom Scene Highlights Lukewarm Punishment for Poor Thieves
In a somber trial a group of men pleaded guilty. The defense showed they were honest workers with no prior trouble, yet the judge sentenced each to 30 days in jail. The crime stemmed from poverty and need, not felonious intent, and their families faced hardship while awaiting sentence.
Not to Kill Indians Edgar Cochrane Leaves town
Edgar Cochrane known as Beans the Bunco Boy Burglar will depart tomorrow for Keokuk Iowa to take a railroad office job as a night of the Pen He is popular in the community and his absence will be deeply felt Keller Brothers and Brockman report his six years of faithful plumbing service will be missed by the firm and friends alike
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Edgar Cochrane
Beans
Keokuk
Iowa
Edgar
Mr. Cochrane
Star
Keller & Brockman
Joy Whitten Auction opens on Washington Street
Joy Whitten announces an auction room on Washington street two doors north of Third. The venue opens Saturday January 30 1897 with previews Thursday morning for consignments. Merchants L guarantees more than cost on all sold goods or no pay. first sale January 30 187. Auctioneer Joe Whitten.
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Joy Whitten
Washington Street
Joe Whitten
Personal notices from the city and surrounding towns
E O Butler has gone to Franklin Dr Edward Green returned from the north. G R Mutz was in Columbus last evening Ed Tribune Hon A D Gablraith returned to Rugby Perry Wooden now of Madison in the city Ora Woodard calling on lady friends Port Inspector Fletcher in city calling on Postmaster Rush W L Sweet Met Life official in Edinburg GA Ferguson went to Madison and Newey for Etna Lite Mrs Nat Mowney and daughter back from Columbus Louis Stine and wife visiting his father Squire Stine Harry Scholier of Stansifer Baker in Columbus yesterday Howard Duffy and Edith returned from Rushville where they heard Mrs Frame preaching
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G. R. Mutz
Columbus
Ed. Tribune
A. D. Gablraith
Rugby
Perry Wooden
Madison
Ora
Woodard
Colunbus
Lady Friend
GA. Ferguson
Madison and Newey
Etna Lite Ins. Co
Nat. Mowney
Louis Stine
Squire Stine
Harry Scholier
Stansifer & Baker
Tribune
Howard Duffy
Edith
Rushville
Frame
The Markland Boys Trial in Orinoco Court
In Justice Dennison's court Clyde and Clancy Markland were charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Harry Cline faced an additional battery charge. Judge Duncan defended the Marklands, Shea and Lambert prosecuted Cline. Clyde fined $1 plus costs, Clancy $10 plus costs. The Cline case was postponed to Monday next.
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Orinoco
Clyde
Cline
Clancy
John A George's kindling cited by Ccess Lester Life Insurance
A brief fragment notes John A George in relation to a life insurance matter involving Ccess Lester Life Insurance. Details are fragmented and the exact action or outcome is unclear from the text.
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Ccess Lester Life Insurance
Hollwegg and Reese v Levy verdict favors defendant
In circuit court the case Hollwegg and Reese against Samuel Levy to collect an account was tried yesterday. Evidence and arguments finished by 3 05 p m. The jury returned after about an hour with a verdict for the defendant. Dave Emig represented the plaintiff and John Kollmeyer the defense.
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Hollwegg & Reese
Samuel Levy
Dave Emig
John Kollmeyer
Brinkley Furniture Concern Sold At 40 Cents On Dollar
Petition by Huber Frank May and creditors granted to buy the Brinkley furniture concern. New owners plan a $10,000 capital firm with EH I Huber Frank May and Oscar Fiegenbaum to run and outfit the factory, employ about 30 men, and remodel the building.
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Huber
Frank May
Brinkley Furniture
EH. I. Huber
Oscar Fiegenbauim
Push
Star
World beater sale offers wood at J A Georges
East Columbus notes report Mrs Wilder remains ill with no immediate improvement while Mrs Stogdall’s daughter sick with typhoid fever shows no improvement.
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J A George’s
Columbus
Wilder
Our Sick Folks Mrs Kobbe Stricken With Pleura Onset
Mrs Elizabeth Kobbe mother of editor Kinney is very ill with pleurisy at age seventy six.
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Elizabeth Kobbe
Kinney
Kobbe
Tramps Seek Shelter at Bonnell School House
Several tramps lodged at the Bonnell school house north of the city Monday night after breaking a window to gain entrance. No damage occurred and their aim was shelter.
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Bonnell School
Taylorsville News Items Of Local Happenings
Ss F Kincaid is on the sick list. John Jones is convalescent after attending two opossum dinners in one week. John Sanders residence three miles northwest of Taylorsville burned last night around seven with no insurance. loss about 2500. John West moved his barber shop to Taylorsville. Fulp and Richards visited near Petersville last Sunday but returned via Columbus due to Haw Creek ice. G E Wingate rented the K P opera house for a year. Ed promises first class shows.
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John Jones
John Sanders
Taylorsville
John West
Nortonsburg
Fulp and
Richards
Petersvile
Columbus
Hawcreek
Temperature Readings Across City At Dawn
At 8 30 yesterday morning readings across the city showed Winans grocery 7 degrees below, Stalhuths drug store 4 degrees above, Hauser and Parkers drug store zero, Owens and Williams three below. Belvedere thermometer at daylight stood at zero.
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Winans Grocery
Stalhuth’s Drug Store
Hauser and Parkers Drug Store
Owens & Williams
Belvedere
Triangular Easle Monument Touring for Soldier Votes
Capt J W Patton for Triangular Easel Monument Assoc spoke in the city about a National Soldiers Monument costing 100000 dollars. Each soldier who buys a souvenier gains a vote on the monument’s future location. The souvenier shows a facsimile of the monument and the soldier’s war history. Patton then left for Madison to establish headquarters for three months.
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J. W. Patton
Easel Monument Association
Patton
Madison
Slow Rail Travel and Delays From Yesterday’s Daybreak Service
The passenger rail system saw light travel and widespread delays as the 4:40 am schedule ran late. The Madison to Indianapolis route departed with seven travelers, thinning the passenger list. No. 19 and No. 2 trains were late by several minutes. Billy Wheedon, ex Pennsylvania conductor, faces trial in Marion next month on charges tied to failing to report cash fares based on testimony from spotters.
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Madison
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Voluntary Relief Department
South
Cambridge
Billy” Wheedon
Pennsylvania
Marion
Coart
Tribune
South Before the War Attraction Promises Pure Entertainment
A large cast of fifty portrays prewar Black life with romance and humor. Four vocal quartettes, cake walk competitors, a pickaninny band, and dancers accompany a lively drama. Parade leaves Crumps Theater at 11 30 from the Pullman Palace Car arrival at 7th Street depot.
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Crumps Theater
Home is What You Make It In Greensburg
The notice adverts a loan offer of 200 to 250 dollars on real estate and a house and lot from Kinney & Kinney. It also promotes the Rebeckah Sisters pie social at Odd Fellow's hall with a five cent admission and free pie for ladies. Also mentions printer ink cheap in Greensburg and a church Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs. James Grant’s home at 2 pm Wednesday. Secy Ella Ensley signs the notice.
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Frank
Tin Street
Rebeckah Sisters Pie
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
James Grant
McCullough
Ella Ensley
Sec’y
Help Wanted to Solicit Newspaper Subscriptions
Help wanted to hire a reliable person to solicit subscribers for daily and weekly editions. Position offers flexible hours, commission based pay, and any suitable candidate with strong communication skills may apply.
Owens and Williams Advertise Real Estate Secured Loans
Wanted sums of 50 dollars or more to loan on unquestioned real estate security. Address by Owens and Williams.
Frozen Pipe Floods Office Above Donner's Jewelry Store
A water pipe in the former Dr. Heckard office froze and burst about 8 pm, sending water over the floor and seeping into Donner's jewelry shop below. Plastering fell on the show case but the jewelry stock escaped major damage.
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Dr. Heckard
Donner
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Ninth
Hutchine Ave
Maple Grove
Highland Ave
19Th Street
Oh‘o
Brown County
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Big Four
Alea Wood
Parcall
East Columbus
Miller
Goal
J. A. George
Edger Cochrane
Rairoad
E. O. Butler
Franklin
Edw. Green
Fletcher
Rush
W. L. Sweet Asst
The
Metropolitan Life
Edinburg
Markland
John A. George
Circuit Court
Brinkley Concern
Ss. F. Kincaid
G. E. Wingate
K. of P. Opera House
Easle
Billy
Railroad Notes
J A Georges
Kinney & Kinney
Greensburg
O.K
Stove Wood
John A. George's
Aper
Loose, H. M. Holmes & Bro
Kinney & Kinnry
H. L. Rost
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
Washington St
White House
J. Hilger
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