Columbians Take Last Cincinnati Excursion From Here
A large Columbus crowd joined three coach loads for the final Big Four excursion to Cincinnati. Among the travelers were Mrs. John G. Lay and son Will Crane Charles Fellows Miss Esty Schooler Mrs. Charles Sparrell rman VonStrohe Herman VonStrat Jack Patram and wives Miss Mutt Fred Weiler and wives J D Emmons and wives George Habig Mrs. Wm Stahlhuth Mr. Boaz Mr and Mrs Bruce Miss Pina Blackwood Miss Cora Bell Wm Collins and wives Gene Wise Max Muller George Johnson Mr and Mrs Boullie Al McCaughlin and daughter Mr and Mrs Hays George Tutler Henry Hilger Charles Curola.
Warning to Patrons About Bert Waltman
The paper warns patrons not to pay any funds to Bert Waltman, stating he is no longer employed by the publication.
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Bert Waltman
Popular Stthal Range Draws Local Housewife Contest
Housewives of this city join a friendly competition for a kitchen range as votes pour in on a Friday. Names such as Mrs. Fred Ulrich Mrs. Fred Kollemeyer Mrs. Chas Jones and Mrs. Tom Hull appear among voters and participants.
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Fred Ulrich
George Habig
Fred Kollemeyer
Chas. Jones
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial Fund Urges G A R Support
Department Commander Dodge requests GAR members donate five to ten cents to the Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial Association fund. Government headstones are available for unmarked graves with proper blanks from the assistant adjutant general. Post commanders should report local monuments numbers to state headquarters.
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Dodge
Taxable property totals in Indiana state figures
The Auditor of State reports total assessable property in Indiana at 1,128,821,866 dollars excluding corporate property. Corporate property exceeds 170,000,000 dollars. Land value per acre is 20.11 dollars without improvements and 24.04 dollars with improvements. Total assessable land amounts to 22,425,182.39 acres.
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Art Garland Base Burner Sale Offer
Classified item notes a large base burner by Art Garland offered as new with contact via this office for purchase or inquiry.
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Art Garland
Indianaapolis Visitors And Local residents Travel Home
Mack Hosea Joe Wright and Han gong spent Sunday in Indianapolis Miss Nell Thomas of Jeffersonville passed through the city on her way home from Indianapolis Water Works Superintendent Wm Colton spent Sunday at Franklin with his sister Mrs Johnson George Conn spent Sunday with friends in Seymour The Columbus boys Ed Cobb Walter Nugent Harry McCoy Will Houston Tom Noblett Wm Powell wife and children are in Indianapolis visiting relatives Mr Powell will return today the rest may stay a few days longer.
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Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Wm. Colton
Franklin
John
Powell
Columbus Band Snub at Seymour Street Fair Sparks Grievance
The Columbus band, famed among Indiana musical groups, was ignored when Seymour fair managers sought bids for music. About 1556 Columbus supporters traveled to Seymour to back the event, while Peg Arthur, Jim Perkinson Jr, and others spent Sunday in Indianapolis with various relatives.
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Radiant Home and Garland Base-burners for Sale
Will sell cheap. One radiant home and one Garland base-burner. Inquire at this office. Mrs Peg and Miss Mate Fergus left yesterday for Kankakee Illinois for a few weeks. The Kankakee region is noted for fine lakes and the ladies seek rest and recreation.
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Mate Fergus
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Pink Schnur Wins Nashville Leadership Post
Our local musician Pink Schnur has been named leader of the Glendale Park band and orchestra in Nashville Tennessee for the coming season. He will earn twenty five dollars weekly and recently returned home after the announcement confirmed by Schnur himself. The news marks a proud achievement for Columbus and local music circles.
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Glendale Park Band and Orchestra
Nashville
Bloody Ninth reunion opens at Hebron Indiana
The Ninth Indiana Veteran Infantry association known as the Bloody Ninth opened a two day reunion in Hebron. President John Morrow led the session with welcome by William Sweeney. Judge Alexander I. Whitehall spoke for the regiment and a camp fire followed with remarks by Captains Hodson Johnson Madden and McConnell. The piece honors the regiment’s service in battles from Philippi to Nashville and notes its notable members and postwar roles. Local residents Elwood Dilts and others were mentioned with social visits and a real estate ad for a three room house on Ninth Street concludes.
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Hodsden, Johnson, Madden
McConnell
Citizens Meeting for G A R Encampment 1898
Citizens are invited to a public meeting on October 5 at 7 30 p m at the City Building to appoint committees and transact other business for the 1898 G A R encampment. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
John Sharp Visits Indianapolis Cerealine Mills
John Sharp, former well known Columbian, now paymaster at Indianapolis Cerealine Mills, visited old friends in the city.
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John Sharp
Indianapolis Cerealine Mills
Sunday Leisure at Capital as John Werner Travels
John Werner spent Sunday in Indianapolis for a holiday after a busy week. He reports his brother Geo. is improving nicely.
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Geo
Exciting Runaway and Assault Incidents Reported
Reports describe a stolen horse and buggy recovered by Bob Ault at ten o clock Saturday night, a woman thrown from a buggy injuring her arm, an arrest in jail for assault and battery with intent, and a man detained after an eye injury. Also a runaway horse damaged property on North Washington Street injuring Mrs Campbell and a busy Saturday with numerous farmers visiting town.
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Bob Ault
Gold Watch Contest Vote Totals Released
A tally lists candidates and vote counts up to date for the gold watch contest. Names include Beryl May J Kaiser E L Williams Emma Ping Ollie Smith Susie Wilson Will Lake El Jones Walter Waltman George Schooler Leonard Lay Ed Everroad Ethel Beaty Lloyd Smith Mollie Blessing Chas Crabb Nellie Long Charles Clark Joseph Hoelke and others with varying tallies shown.
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Ed Everroad
Ethel Beaty
Lloyd Smith
Gill
Mollie Blessing
Chas Crabb
Lost Love Suit Over Alienated Affections in Monroe
A Bloomington World report outlines a sensational damage suit in the Monroe circuit court. John Easton claims his wife Mary Easton has been alienated by neighbor John Graves since 1895, seeking $5000 for domestic distress and public humiliation.
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J. BR. East
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Bloomington
Miss Jennie Bowers Improves After Typhoid Illness
The thirteen year old Miss Jennie Bowers, daughter of James Bowers, recovering from typhoid fever at Charles Straussner's residence, shows marked improvement and it is believed the worst stage has passed. An advertisement notes Dr Miles Nerve Plasters for spinal weakness available from druggists.
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James Bowers
Charles Straussner
Lima and Indianapolis sisters visit Dr. Arnold family
Mrs. C. O. Williams of Lima Ohio and Mrs. James Dye of Indianapolis arrived Sunday to visit Dr. Arnold and family. Dr. Kent was in Indianapolis on business.
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Lima, O
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Indianapolis
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old newspaper ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming cure for a cold in one day. It offers a money back guarantee from all druggists if the remedy fails. The price is 25 cents.
Morris Rosenbush Sidelined by Pain Pilla Appointment
Morris Rosenbush spent Sunday in pain with no show for an appointment with Dr. Miles' Pain Pilla.
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