Old Fashioned Mik Shake with Fruit Juice
A compact note invites trying an old fashioned Mik Shake blended with fruit juice at sthathuth's Fountain. The item promises a fine drink as a refreshment option at the venue.
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1897
Page
4
A compact note invites trying an old fashioned Mik Shake blended with fruit juice at sthathuth's Fountain. The item promises a fine drink as a refreshment option at the venue.
Yesterday’s baseball results list Cicago defeating Philadelphia 6 to 3 and Cincinnati beating Boston 16 to 7. Other games include Cleveland 8 over Baltimore 7, Louisville 5 over Washington, Pittsburgh 3 over Brooklyn, St. Louis and New York with no game, Kansas City 1 over Grand Rapids, Milwaukee 15 over Indianapolis 8, Minneapolis 10 over Columbus 7, and St. Paul 17 over Detroit 5.
Wasnwwer May 27 Senator Allison as chairman of the republican caucus in the Senate has appointed advisers to the Committee on Finance on the Tariff Bill. Senators Spooner Tratt of New York and Wilson will join the republican Finance Committee members in evaluating amendments and policy lines for the Tariff Bill.
Wheat priced at sole per bushel and corn at 22c per bushel. Oats prime at 20c per bushel. Timothy baled 9.50 per ton. loose 9.00. Clover baled 8.00. loose 7.50. Hogs 4.10 to 3.50 per hundred. horses 5 to 100 per head. Poultry and eggs rates from Walter Duffy & Co include spring chicks 12ds per lb, young fowl 2e, ducks 5c, turkey 5c, butter 5c, eggs 7c per dozen. Flour 2.60 per 100 lb. Brand 65e per 100 lb.
M T Reeves and wife left for Chicago last evening. Sherm Lucas and wife went to Indianapolis last evening. Miss Des Moyer went to Indianapolis yesterday evening. Miss Bartholomew is here from Peckburg to spend a few days with friends. W H Harvey of Crawford County visits his brother EF M Harvey. Rev Darling came home from Illinois after a conference. Dr Falk came down from Indianapolis last evening. Mrs A E Foster of Quincy Mass visiting her parents the Halberts. C Mason of Long Distance Telephone Co in the city. Mrs Warren McCann has returned to St Louis. David Stitlenger returned from Brightwood after cement pavement work. Mrs John Ditiier of Franklin visiting Mrs Sk Ong.
The Fourth Annual Township Sunday School convention will be held in East Columbus at the Christian church on Wednesday June 2. Three sessions are planned morning afternoon and night with an interesting program and papers to be read.
Judge Hord disposed of several circuit court cases on Thursday. Dess Moyer vs. Frank Moyer granted divorce. Kytle Prather vs. Isham Prather granted divorce and custody of child. Robert Porter vs. Jerastus Dunlap, assignee of Columbus Machine, judgment for plaintiff for BLUST73. Also notes on lodge meetings and local business items follow.
Southern Railway offers one way and round trip settlers tickets from Ohio and Mississippi River points to the South. One way at two cents per mile and round trip at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets valid June to October with special Tuesday departures. Information and schedules from Wm. H. Tayloe, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Louisville, Kentucky. The line serves eight Southern states.
Central-169 advertises shoe repair with pickup and delivery services. The business states they call for and repair shoes, deliver completed work, and offer reasonable prices with a guarantee on workmanship.
A northern Illinois experiment named the people's university builds a self supporting community at St Anne about 60 miles south of Chicago. With 640 acres the campus houses students and teachers who work land and workshops for food shelter and clothing while studying. The cooperative effort uses shared profits for all and seeks no endowments or charity. The story contrasts this with local social notes and a light anecdotal section.
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