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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1900

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Treasury Hoards Gold as Nation Expands Its Wealth

Washington dispatch reports the U S Treasury holds 474 108 336 in gold the largest stock ever. Most is in Gold Reserve while rest backs outstanding certificates. The piece notes public preference for notes over coins and outlines plans for Mall improvements by Samuel Parsons Jr with a 3 153 810 estimate. It also covers diplomacy with Nicaragua and Colombia, Sultan of Turkey debt pressure, and the 27th Annual National W C T U session. Connersville girl Ada Bell wins the Commemoration Medal for solving time zone puzzle.

Washington, D. C the Courier Treasury of United States Washington Treasury Uncle Sam Mint Andy Treasury Department Samuel Parsons, Jr New York City Pennsylvania Avenue White House Parsons Congress I Poe Fayette County Pittsburg Ada Bell Indiana Avenue Connersville

San Diego Letter Details Health and Pacific Coast Delights

Sapir E. Cuawson writes from San Diego describing long westward travels via Boulder and Needles, notes health improves in California, praises climate, gardens, and local sights. He visits San Diego Mission, Old Town, Point Loma lighthouse, La Jolla caves, the Hotel Del Coronado, and mentions ships Iowa and Philadelphia, the Queen and Santa Rosa, and local Adventist activity.

Indiana West Courier Boulder Colorado Adah San Diego United States Pikes Peak New Mexico Seligman Arizona Needles California San Diego Mission Mission Valley Junipero Serra Old Town Point Loma California Sage Bush Silver Gate Coronado Peninsula Oogan Poirot Loma Theosophiets Universal Brotherhood Movement la Jolla Santa Rosa San Frisco Iowa Philadelphia Seventh Day Adventists Alezo Pacific Coast Los Angeles

Paris playwright Cecar Wilde dies at 45 in obscurity

Cecar Wilde a port and playwright died November 30 in the Latin quarter of Paris at age 45. He had lived on charity under an assumed name for months and was received into the Roman Catholic Church shortly before his death.

Cecar Wilde Paris Triende

Memorial Service of Connersville Elks Impresses Large Assembly

The Connersville Lodge 879 B P C Elks held an annual memorial service in Ruts Hall on Sunday with a large audience. An imitation marble shaft background bore the order motto and Dr G T McNutt’s name. The program featured opening ceremonies, a double quartette, odes, speakers Hon J M McIntosh and Rev W B Stutz, solos by Mrs Louise Spider and Mrs Louise Snider, and a moving memorial address by Hon F B Burke. The event ended with Auld Lang Syne and closing rites.

The Elke Ruts G. T. McNutt Lodge Lodge Pro Louise Spider J. M. McIntosh W.B. Stutz D. D J.M. Mcabntosh Eulouy F. B. Burke Jeolky Redeemer Louise Snider Auld Lang Syne W. B. Slutz Burke Anta Benjamin Clifford Indiana Maryland Virginia Stutz

Accidental Shooting Claims Life Of Charlea Chrismer

Charlea Chrismer son of James Chrismer dies from a firearm accident while preparing to hunt. A revolver dropped on pavement discharged, injuring him in the left leg near the groin. he died thirty minutes after medical aid arrived. Funeral at Lutheran Church Lyons Station with Rev. V. W. Tevie officiating.

Charlea Chrismer James Chrismer Young Chrismer Charles Cain Lutheran Church Lyons Station V. W. Tevie Indianapolis

Annual Game Supper at Harrisburg Lodge Delights Community

Harrisburg Odd Fellows hosted a rabbit supper after a hunt on November 26 1900. Forty two guests were served at a time with a menu prepared by local ladies. Edward Higham welcomed attendees and thanked the neighbors for their friendship. Supper fed 196 people as the lodge offered hospitality and lasting memories of the event.

Odd Fellows Harrisburg Lodge Fred Hackleman Scott Caldwell Paul Caldiwell Edward Higham

Club Notes Spotlight Meetings And Arts Fundraiser

Mrs Robison hosts Cary Club. A D O U club to meet Fannie Newkirk on Saturday afternoon with Famines and Pestilences. Mrs Mount to discuss and quotes from Alawaths. Miss Wright to speak on Reform in Marriage. Miss Shera reads then discusses current topics. New Century Club meets tomorrow at Dr Dillman’s with Anglo Saxondom Its Future by Prof Rowe. An Art Exhibit at Heebs rink Feb 21 22 aims to raise funds for school room decorations. An organized effort to improve school pictures. Officers: President Prof Rowe Vice President Mrs Dwight Johnson Secretary Flora Broaddun Corresponding Secretary Mrs B F Thiebaud Treasurer Mrs W E Ochiltree.

A.D. O. U. Club Fannie Newkirk Ti. N. Mount Diacues Alawaths Etha Wright Mire Shera New Century Club L. D. Dillman W. 8. Rowe Heeb Prof. W. Rowe E.dwight Johnson Sec Flora Broaddun B. F. Thiebaud Mra W. E. Ochiltree Harvey Ollephant Crawfordville Indiana New Bethel Church Lyons Station Thureday Village Creek Church Blue River Church Williams Creek Oliphant Wadkins Danville Association Lick Creek Church Nesr Harrisburg Williams Creek Church Harrisburg Christian Church H. T. Thomas Bro. Higham Willard Robinson Harrisburg School Barclay Canneraville Sunelay School Mary Caldwell Josie Barker Cora Thomas Eva Campbell

Pleasant Reunion Honors Old Soldiers at Grubbs Thanksgiving

A family and soldier’s reunion at Theodore Grubbs’ Thanks giving honored veterans and wives with social time and music. A noon dinner praised by Mrs Grubb followed. attendees included Rev Jessy Miller and wife Oliver Handley Steve Crandel and wife A Y Neil and wife D R Pumphrey and wife Hattie Neff Walter Neff and family J N Ashworth and family Connersville John and Charles Grubb and family East Connersville Dora Weigman of Ohio.

Theodore Grubbs A. Y. Neil D. R. Pumphrey Hattie Neff Walter Neff J. N. Ashworth Connersville John and Charles Grubb East Dora Weigman Ohio

County Commissioners Move to Pass Election Bills This Week

County officials prepare to approve election-related measures as part of their regular agenda this week. Courizn subscription urged.

Belgian hare guide praised by Inland Poultry Journal Co

Inland Poultry Journal Co publishes a Belgian hare guide highlighting origin history care and utility of the Belgian hare. Chris Baylor a traveling salesman for Kingan Meat Home will visit Miss Mae Claver Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs Hester Roberte of Indiana will visit her daughter Mrs Ira Trualer.

Inland Poultry Journal Co Indieanapolis Chris Baylor Kingan Meat Home Indianapolia Hester Roberte Indiana Ira Trualer

Holiday Goods In Bountiful Selections Prompt Early Shopping

Three weeks remain until Christmas and Shera and Melntoush urge shoppers to buy now for better selections than waiting to the last minute.

Shera &Melntoush

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