Boilers Engines and Steam Pumps Display
Engineer and Mathivests supplies at Corner Fifth and Jackson offer boilers engines and steam pumps for sale and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suplies
Corner
Jackson
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1897
Page
2
Ash Wednesday Services At St Pauls Church
On Ash Wednesday the first day of services will be held at St Pauls Church at 9 30 A M and 4 P M with today being the opening day of observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Prominent Franklin Man Marries Mary E Stivers
Stephen S Whitesides of Franklin wed Miss Mary E Stivers of this city on Monday evening. Congratulations. Joe Newsom of Azalia owner of the Griffith Kellar warehouse region plans a new tin roof for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen S. Whitesides
Franklin
Mary E. Stivers
Joe Newsom
Azalia
Griffith & Kellar
Columbus Handle Co. Poised for Expansion Amid Busy Demand
The Columbus Handle Company operates day and night to meet orders, employing about eighty workers. An addition to the plant is likely as idle machinery awaits space, while timber supplies are ample and wages rank among the city’s highest. The piece urges local support to grow Columbus as a leading manufacturing center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
Handle Co
Thos. Welch
Columbus
City scales proposal for weighed sales in Columbus
Letter from KIUKER urges an ordinance requiring all sellers to weigh loads on city scales to ensure fairness and customer satisfaction in Columbus, Ind and asks the Columbus Star to publish the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Columbus Star
Mrs Davie Hosts Euchre Club Gathering
Mrs Davie entertained the Ladies Euchre club at her home yesterday afternoon. The event was described as pleasant and enjoyable. Will Stevens was in Indianapolis on business yesterday. A prominent young gentleman on Jackson Street is to be married tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stevens
Indianapolis
Jackson Street
The Most Popular Lady Wheel Prize Contest
The Columbus Morning Star announces a campaign to find the city’s most popular young lady. Each issue from now until July 4 will publish a ballot. readers vote by mailing sealed ballots to the Star. A prize wheel will be exhibited soon, and the Star promotes a large turnout for fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
STAX
The
Columbus Morning Star
Srar
Columbus
SvAn
For Sale Items and Rentals From Local Listings
For sale one bicycle ten dollars with half down and rest on time. A six year old buggy horse for sale inquire at this office. A complete outfit of household goods in first class order sell by piece or as a whole. Unheard of bargain ladies genuine dongola lace shoes only 75c. New stockings sizes 24 to 6 at J A Newton's One Price Fish Shoe Store 315 Washington. For rent house on Sycamore Street three dollars per month call on C A Turpin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Newton’s
Washington Street
Duffy Co Wagon Hits Street Car In Morning Crash
A Duffy Co delivery wagon collided with the Orinoco street car yesterday around ten o’clock. One horse bolted in front of the car, shattering the vestibule glass and narrowly missing motorman Bob Gibson. The driver was thrown but unharmed. The horses were frightened but uninjured and calmed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Co
Bob Gibson
Business College Partners In Edinburg Prospect
The report notes Edinburg with Franklin and Indianapolis party ties as new proprietors promote a fine array of educational talent led by the Hon. Harvey D. Vories former State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
Harvey D. Vories
J. H. Tomlin
Shelbyville
J. F. Haines
Noblesville
W. B. Flick Co
Marion County
J. QO. Leweller
Delaware County
Chas. F. Patterson
Edinburg
Spencerian Business College
Indianapolis
Vories
Cmne
West
DRY WOOD OFFER AT HANDLE FACTORY
One and one half cards of dry wood sold for one dollar at the Handle factory. Leave orders at Winans grocery. 1057.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handle Factory
Winans’ Grocery
Rules of Contest for City Election
The rules specify that Svan office employees and any staff of the paper cannot vote. Ballots must be cut from the Svar and only those counted. Ballots must be properly filled out signed and sent to the office. Any city resident woman is eligible to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svan
Svar
Pennsylvania Railroad Payroll Powers Columbus Finance
The Pennsylvania Railroad supports 85 local employees with an average $50 monthly wage, totaling $4,500 paid monthly in Columbus. The pay car distributes $4,500 on the 14th each month, boosting local business and signaling the railroad as a major economic asset in the division point city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Duck Hunters Return With Forty Five Ducks
A group led by Chas Evans Billy Adams Sam Stofer Walter Doup Henry Horn and Will Doup returned Monday evening with a catch of forty five ducks including thirty mallards. A separate party of Harry Piel Lew Thompson Milo Davis and Jack Rush visited Edinburg last night. Tabernacle revival meetings close due to Rev Sweeney rheumatism. Royal Arch degree work planned Thursday night. W T Dayvis, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Evans
Billy Adams
Sam Stofer
Walter Doup
Henry Horn
Will Doup
Harry Piel
Lew Thompson
Milo Davis
Jack Rush
Edinburg
Royal Arch
W. T. Dayvis
Wanted Two Lady Canvassers for a Newspaper
Help wanted notice seeks two women to canvass for a newspaper. Experience not essential. Salary paid every ten days. Apply by calling at the Belvedere Hotel for Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvedere Hotel
Lynch
Washington Street Mud Problem Prompts Improvement Talk
Citizens urge turning Washington street from Second to Seventh into a brick thoroughfare. They note the current sea of mud in wet weather and costly gravel cycles, arguing a ten year repair by brick could reduce taxpayer expense and improve the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Washington
School Notes and Class News From The High School
The High School will issue no annual this year. Seniors fear they have a white elephant. They must commit the entire Constitution within two weeks. Exams soon approach. Lenoirs received class pins and look proud. The library is attractive now. Jonah and the whale revival sparks chatter with a freshman arm injury noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoirs
Jonah
Court bids on Ft Wayne courthouse rejected by county
County commissioners declared courthouse bids at Fort Wayne too high and did not award contracts. George W. Caldwell and P. H. McCormack of this city submitted bids. The late William Bush's will was admitted to probate in circuit court yesterday. Miss Brown and Mrs. Griffith perform at the M E Church next Friday. Joe Patterson and wife welcomed a new baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Wayne
Geo. W. Caldwell
P. H. McCormack
William Bush
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Maley & Co
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Payneer Seed and Grain Cleaner Co
Duck Hunters
the Tabernacle
Sweeney
Pittsburg
Otto
Miss Brown
Joe Patterson
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