Personal visits noted in Madison city. a social roll call
Walter Hudson of Paris Crossing visited his parents in Madison. Win Springer of Elizabethtown was in the city yesterday. Paul Hulsman of Franklin, representing Moses Optical Co. of Indianapolis, called on local trade. Edw. Remy of Seymour Republican was en route home from Hope. Barney McEvenne of Taylorsville transacted business Tuesday. E. I. Huber returned home from Indianapolis Tuesday morning. W. H. Fulwider arrived on No. 2 from the north Tuesday. Edger Vandergriff of J. M. L. returned from Franklin where he visited family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sted of near Edinburg arrived Tuesday. Mrs. Sted to seek treatment at city hospital. Supt. Conningsby of Metropolitan Life Inc. Co. was in Madison on business. G. A. Ferguson to transact business here for a few days. Ex-Sheriff Vincent Thompson, lately shaking hands with neighbors in Ohio township, returned Monday. John L. Jones of Newbern, prominent farmer, was in the city Tuesday. Howard Lee transacted business in North Vernon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hudson
Paris Crossing
Win. Springer
Elizabethtown
Paul Hulsman
Franklin
Moses Optical Co
Indianapolis
Edw. Remy
Seymour Republican
Hope
Barney McEvenne
Taylorsville
E. I. Huber
W. H. Fulwider
Madison
G.A. Ferguson
Vincent Thompson
Ohio Township
Widespread Weddings Vowed After Lent in Local City
The city braces for several nuptials as the Len ten season closes. A noted Third street merchant plans a Capitol trip next month to wed, followed by the marriages of a West Fourth street young woman and a Franklin street lady shortly after Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Capitol City
West Fourth Street
Franklin Street
Redding's Latest In Pictures Sparks Local Buzz
A fresh photo spread from Redding captures the town’s newest events and scenes. The gallery showcases residents, landmarks, and recent activities, highlighting community energy and evolving local stories through vivid imagery.
Job offer ad from Lotts restaurant Wa C Watson
Wanted to clean houses windows cisterns apply at 455 Washington st Lotts restaurant Wa C Watson 136w2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington-st. Lotts Restaurant
C. Watson
Meeting at M K E church yields 60 conversions and acensions
Monday night the protracted meeting at the M K E church in Newbern led by Rev. Allen closed. There were 35 conversions and 25 accessions to the church. A great good has been accomplished and Rev. Allen is faithful and satisfied with the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KE
Newbern
Allen
Candle burns 103 days in show window
A large candle on display at Fold Minesities Dea 12 burned out Tuesday morning after 103 days and 22 hours. The three closest guesses were H. W. Harcourt 104 days, D. oS. Muir 103 days, and M. Vancake 102 days. Harcourt wins a dish set as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fold
Dea
H. W. Harcourt
D. Os. Muir
M.vancake
Mr. Harcour
The Deacon's Danenter Stage Farce at The Playhouse
A sensational farce comedy The Deacon's Danenter promises broad laughter with Jim Tullo leading a strong New York cast. The piece, praised in major cities, guarantees high demand and urges patrons to reserve seats promptly for a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tullo
New York City
Reeves Motor Vehicle First Sale Prompts nationwide interest
The Reeves Pulley Co of Indianapolis sold its new horseless carriage to Pintsh Gas Engine Co of Grand Rapids Mich. The firm is building the vehicle and aims to complete it within six weeks. An improved display of the old machine will be shown in Indianapolis as a smaller carriage is produced here for experiments. If successful large scale manufacture nationwide is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Pulley Co
Pintsh Gas Engine Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indianapolis
Reeves
Reeves Pully Co
Indiana Reformatory Changes Name and Board Plans
The Indiana Prison South will be renamed the Indian Reformatory on April 1. On March 31 the current board meets at the Prison to adjust all claims and adjourn. On March 32 the Indiana Reformatory board of managers will organize in Indianapolis to discuss transferring convicts to Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Prison South
The
Indian Reformatory
Indianapolis
Indiana Reformatory
J. Allison F. Wayne
H. C. Duncan
Bloomington
J.R. Henry
Gosports
D. J. Terhune
Linton
Michigan City
Brothers in barber shop brawl over minor dispute
Reports describe a fight between Les and Lou Robinson, barber shop owners on Washington Street near the courthouse. The altercation ended with Les striking his brother with a beef steak he brandished, in a dispute said to be over a trifling matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Lou Robinson
Court House
Washington Street
Bicycle ride ends with missing oil can and suspect
John Wells and a friend rode Sunday when Wells suspected a theft after stopping to oil his bicycle. Returning to the bridge where he left his oil can, they found it stolen and Wells believes someone was after him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wells
John
Will Wed After Lent
A prominent young druggist and a handsome young woman living on Second Street plan to wed after the Lenten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Help Wanted and Bargain Bicycle Ad
Local notice offers well or cistern work contact Hill Bros at 1220 Union Street. Also advertised is a girls bicycle sold cheap at this office for prospective buyers to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See Loy’s Gocery
Third Street
Hill Bros
Union
Two Cheap Columbus Houses For Sale In Four Days
Two small Columbus dwellings offered at dollar 775 for the pair with four days to close. One unit has three rooms, the other three rooms and a summer kitchen. War Boyer announces quick sale on North Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
North Washington Street
War Boyer
Hand injury in Clifty Township ends in possible finger amputations
Willie Remking living with his parents in Clifty Township suffered a severe hand injury when caught in a cutting box on Monday. Doctors fear at least two fingers may require amputation. Also noted are ads for No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure and a gypsy camp offering palmistry in Reuben’s block at 613 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Remking
Clifty Township
Carlo
Fein
Cemp
Washington Street
Rebenuck
Death of Jefferson Atter Lack A Harmstead Resident
Jefferson Atter Lack, 59, longtime Iowa resident and brother of Jon Bruce of Edinburg, died near Hartsville Indiana March 19, 1866 from lagrimore after three years in the Union service. He leaves a wife and eight children and was a Christian church member and Grand Army Post adherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Atter Lack
Jon Bruce
Edinburg
Hartsville
Ind
Lagmore
Iowa
Grand Army Post
Christian Church
Ed. Call
Will Lipps Breaks Glass in Silverman Showcases
Will Lipps broke the glass in a large Silverman's showcase yesterday. The repair cost is estimated at 210 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lipps
Silverman’s
Sol Shonfield Visits Kokomo Relatives
Sol Shonfield of Kokomo is here visiting relatives and staying with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Shonfield
Kokomo
Houdam and Polish eggs at Littie's near Walesboro
A brief item notes Houdam and Polish eggs featured at Littie's, a spot near Walesboro, identified with Ta3d and Gw3 as part of a local listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdam
Littie’s
Walesboro
Who is Responsible There in the Pole Controversy
The piece reports a heated pole dispute with telephone workers buying privileges from owners. Sheriff Weddle and twenty guards protected the crew against Jones, who has lawyers and continues the suit. The pole is claimed an unlawful obstruction and Jones argues a right to cut it down as the majority sides with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Waite
Sayster
Sheriff Weddle
Jones
Franklin Star
Long divisions boost locomotive efficiency across major lines
Economy drives railroads to run passenger and freight engines over extended divisions from Indianapolis to St Louis and beyond. Schenectady and Pennsylvania systems report fuel and handling savings as crews adjust to longer runs. Miss Philipps returns to duty after illness. an ad offers a four room house for sale at the STAR office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Transportation Department
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Louis
Schenectady
Motive Power
Pennsylvania Company
Louisville
Logansport
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Patented Remedy
Catalog promotional note extols Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant gastro intestinal cleanser that purports to improve kidney liver and bowel function dispel colds cure headaches fever and biliousness with prices listed at 10 25 and 50 cents and a guarantee from druggists.
Miss Janey Underwood Entertains Friends at North Union Home
Miss Janey Underwood hosted a social gathering at her home on North Union Street last evening. Numerous friends attended and praised her as a charming entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janey Underwood
North Union-st
Miss Underwood
The Swan Seven Times a Week for Ten Centuries
A compact local brief notes a witty adage about the Swan newspaper delivering seven days weekly content for a penny or a dime, hinting at a historical pricing joke and early press cadence.
Votes tallied for Star prize wheel winner in city contest
The San The Star reports results from a city vote up to five o'clock last night for the Star prize wheel. Susie Cooks Lou Stadler Anna Tooley Dot Matthews Emma Moore Jessie McLeod Ione Voris Hattie May Kate Rubbottom among others received ballots. Final tallies show a close contest with several names listed.
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Seward
San
Colum
Susie
Lou Stadler
Anna Tooley
Dot Matthews
Emma Moore
Jessie McLeod
Frank Schwartzkope
Whee Ione Voris
Hattie May
Kate Rubbottom
J A George's Dry Handle Wood Sale and The Rathbone Sisters Event
Dry handle wood cards go for $1 at J A George's 509 Washington Street. Also promoting No To Tobacco remedies with certainty of results and a free booklet. Rathbone Sisters entertainment proves a grand success with Peak Sisters in concert and a quilt raffle won by James Burrell. James Howe's daughter attends and cheers the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A George’s
Washington Street
Rathbone
Peak Sisters
James Burrell
James Howe
Fresh Oyster and Meat Offerings at Kinney Lunch Room Tonight
Fresh oysters and chickens along with fresh meats and seasonal items are advertised at Geo W. Kinney's lunch room for tonight. The Brinkley Furniture Company announces a fourteen hour daily operation starting today and asks The Herald Times and Finney to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo W. Kinney
Brinkley Furniture Company
the Herald, Times and Finney
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Svar
Mrs. Homer Frost
Little Daughter
Charlie Jones
Maple Grove
Jorden Davis
Lillian Kennedy Co
Crump
Star
Tom Hull
Dave Doll
Dora
Ogden
Lee
Rebennack
Levi Silverman
Toving Carlo’s
Redding
Mr. Monroe
East Columbus
John McCaully
Nellie Culp
Jeffersonville
Sol
Hicks
P. A. Bonebrake
Pennsylvania Lines
John L. Jones
Howard Lee
North Vernon
Danenter
Grand Brpids
Indiana Reformatory Managers
George E. Ellis
Were
A. George's
Washington St
Insurance
Kinney & Kinney
W. S. Ray
Shelbyville Democrat
T& Is
Star Office
E. IC. Co. C
Miss Philipps
Silverman’s Store
Swan
Otto
Tom LT Wate
Sdilet
Otro
Hazel Gysie
Bertha Lay
Ivy Dunlap
Mrs. Bench Maud Belle
Sadie Leach
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
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