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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
5
Local items from Connersville Indiana include court in Liberty, commercial ads for hay rakes, dresses, lace curtains, and wall fabrics at Shera McIntosh's. Visitors, farm notices, and upcoming Fourth of July celebrations in nearby towns are reported along with health, travel, and church notes.
Prof Geo Walker leaves Connersville after this week to join the Winona Summer School faculty as shorthand and bookkeeping instructor. After the term he will become an instructor and manager at the Crawfordsville Business College, a half-interest he recently reacquired. The Courier notes his departure with best wishes and fond regard from readers and staff.
The will of Margaret Cash was probated last Thursday. After debts and funeral costs, $200 goes to Rev. F. J. Rudolph for St. Gabriel's church and $100 for masses. Susan Milla receives $600, Rozzie Davie $200 if funds allow, and remaining assets go to other children. Anetta Ready is named executor.
Judge Henry Bb. Sayler of Huntington Indiana was stricken with paralysis Monday and died suddenly. A former Connersville resident in 1867-68, he served as a Civil War major and later represented Indiana in the lower house of Congress in 1872, noted for his work with the patent department.
Laurel gears up for Independence Day with a giant balloon ascent by Prof. Bush and a keynote address by Hon. James E Watson. Citizens are promised a notable oration and extensive festivities.
Theodore Heineman, inventor, unveils a triple revolving sign mounted on a triangular parallelogram at the Alligator Drug Store. After years of work the device is expected to bring the inventor a comfortable fortune.
Local bakery promotes Muth Bread and Muth Cakes with Forest Crackers and treats. Shop at the corner of Fifth Street and Central Avenue offering ice cream and confections to patrons.
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