Northwestern Freshmen Parade Through Evanston Streets
Northwestern University freshmen occupied Evanston streets after a campus program, about 100 students in bright outfits roaming and playing games. Women wore bonnets and aprons. men wore knee breeches and large cardinal sashes. Businessmen condemned the display as undignified, while Charles Woolbert led gift presentations with playful sarcasm.
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Northwestern University
Evanston, Jr
Charles Jr. Woolbert
Woolbert
Vanderbilt Warned Over High Speed Driving in Newport
William K. Vanderbilt Jr was summoned to the Newport police station after several complaints about his French automobile speeding. Chief Kaul warned that the law bans speeds above a common traveling pace, typically ten to twelve miles per hour. Vanderbilt vowed to comply and acknowledged police concerns.
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William K., Jr
Newport, R. F
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Newport
Couspiatice
Kaul
Vanderbilt
Police Department
Waiters Rally Behind Tips At Chicago Hotel Banquet
Chicago waiters at the opening of the Nestimant and ployes' society clubhouse raised money from tips. One waiter collected $59 while others with no tips received about $15 each. President Max Koppel proclaimed the gathering a defining moment for service workers.
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Chicago
Nestimant
Max Koppel
Grand Lawn Fete Promises Music Games and Fireworks
Program for July features Cambridge City band concerts both afternoons and evenings. Afternoon talks by Prof. F. F. DMe Whirter of Indianapolis and Rev. Ww. Gilliz of Connersville. Events include tub races and flag capture on the lake, baseball and other games on land. Quad prizes offered. Evening fireworks display over water with 500 pieces. Bring dinner, come early, and enjoy shaded seats for speakers and music.
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Cambridge City Band
F. F. Dme- Whirter
Indianapolis
Ww. Gilliz
Connersville
June Weddings and a City Double Ceremony
Several marriage notices are reported. Dr Robert A Jackson wed Miss Jennie E Harlan in Middletown Ohio with plans to reside in Connorsville after July 15. A double wedding at Mr Spivey Petro’s home in East Connereville united Flora Lyons with Telle Buggs and Joan Showalter with James W Knott. Louise Davis wed Walter Weeks in Connereville. Rosa Spencer and Will Kuhn were married quietly at the bride’s home. Ola Smith and Albert Widman also tied the knot in a Sycamore street ceremony. A season lecture course is announced by the Christian Church in partnership with the Interstate Lecture Bureau with ticket details forthcoming.
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Robert A. Jackson
Middletown
Ohio
Jennie E. Harlan
W. S. Harlan
Eastern Ave
Brownaville
Louise Davis
Walter Weeks
L. R. Thomas
Misa Rosa Spencer
Will Kuho
Mr. Kuhn
Mies Ola Smith
Albert Widman
Sycamore Street
The
Christian Church
Interstate
Transfers and medical notice in Indiana and Illinois
Transfers list includes James E. McFarlan to Sadie Daw son for a city lot at 390 dollars Amos W. Stevens to Davey Bean land in Columbia township 280 dollars Aaron G. Nutt to Cora L. Caldwell 60 acres Posey township oe D Connell to Margaret R. Lewis city lot 400 dollars Mount and wife to Alden Reese city lot 1300 dollars Dr F G Hackleman eye ear specialist Rushville will be at Dr Dillman office Tuesdays 10 am to 5 pm starting May 15 eye diseases and glasses emphasized Public invited. Subscribe for the Courier.
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James E. McFarlan
Sadie Dawson
City
Davey Bean
Amos W. Stevens
Columbia Tp
Aaron G. Nutt
Cora L. Caldwell
Posey
D. Connell
Margaret R. Lewis
Cea Mount
Alden Reese
F. G. Hackleman
Rushville
Ind
Dillman
Birthday Celebrations in Bunker Hill Bring Local Cheer
Correspondent notes a birthday party at Miss Helen Allen’s home with ice cream and strawberries enjoyed by many local residents. The piece also reports visitors and travels of several townsfolk including J. N. Davie, Mrs. Hattie Atherton, Horatio Paluter, Paul Burris, and Mrs. Mary Burris. Various local visits to Rhinehart Burke and Worsham family engagements are mentioned alongside Rev. C R Stout’s regular appointment and other family recollections.
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Courier
Helen Allen
J. N. Davie
Hattie Atherton
Connersville
Our Town
Horatio Paluter
Hie
Paul Burris
Tndianapolis
Mary Burris
Nannie Cully
Tena Remele
Mies Remele
Indianapolis
Rhinehart Burke
E. E. Paris
E. T. Worsham
C. R. Stout
Albert Worsham
Vissted
Charles Freming
Mise Blush
Painter
Palmer Bilby
Muncie
Fayette County invites bids for bridges and repairs
The Fayette county Indiana Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids by 2 PM on July 1 1901 for a Stone Arch bridge over the North Branch Garrison Creek in Orange township near George Horton residence. Also bids for a Steel Bridge at the same site, fills and slope walls for bridge wear at Harrisburg, fills and slope walls for bridges over Williams Creek 24 miles SE of Bentonville, and repairs on Williams Creek Bridge near Jamies Tates in Connersville township. Right to reject any bid reserved. Bids must include legal bonds.
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Board of Commissioners
Fayette County
Indiana
Garrison Creek
Orange Township
George Horton
Harrisburg
Williams Creek
Bentonville
Jamies Tates
Connersville
Board of Com
F. Y. Tuomas Missioners Fay- 76
J. Chanceette Co
Ind
Positive Cure Promoted for Stomach Troubles
The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach troubles. It claims remarkable relief and is signed by Ward Jemison.
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Dr. Caldwell
Ward Jemison
Wheat About Ready For Harvest In Local Notes
Correspondence notes wheat nearly ready to cut. Social visits include Miss Maud Doty from Milton guesting Lizzie Watt, and Ethel Brattain from Beesons Station visiting sister Mrs. Troxel. Residents Chas Bailey and wife move from Indianapolis to a farm here. Several visits follow with relatives in Connersville and Hagerstown. Services at Waterloo school house praised. Rev Finley to lecture on Palestine with stereopticon Friday evening July 5.
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The
Courier
Maud Doty
Milton
Lizzie Watt
Ethel Brattain
Beesons Station
Troxel
Chas Bailey
Indianaptolis
Leota Watt
Mattie Fiant
Maud Griffin
Court Troxel
Maggie Whittaker
Connersville
Kirtley
Sylvia Fiant
Gladys
Ina Lockhart
John Jobe
Sam Henry
Daniel Dilling
Hagerstown
Eda Lewis
Jane Carson
J. J. Cole
Thomas
Alfred Henry
Dan Frant
Ruby
Edna Showalter
Joe Jones
Else Revalec
Hagerse Town
Ostheimer
Holy Land
Ben Dungan
Finley
Farm Lands for sale near Rushville Indiana
Rush County farm of eighty acres near Griffin's Station. Features include a new barn fair house good fences and proximity to telephone railroad station and post office. 120 acres in meadow and pasture 75 acres priced 63 60 per acre. Located five miles from Rushville. Agent W E Ocnittree 5084 Central Ave Connersville Ind.
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Rush County
Griffin
Rushville
W. E Ocnittree
Central Ave
Connersville
Ind
Woes and Local Notices From The Courier
Burial reports include Mes Mary Prine at Fairview and Mrs Fields at Lick Creek. Ella Knappe owns a new piano. John L Manloven has his house painted. Charlee Wolf also painting. Storm last week damaged fruit trees. Residents attended a social at Hussey schoolhouse. James Philpott family and James Groten with Gilbert Moore family visited. A Pocket Cold Cure advertised by Kreuvee's. claims 34 hour cure, price 90, sold by McKennga & Ashworth.
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Woes -Ve
the Courier
Mary Prine
Fairview
Mrs. Fields
Keller
Lick Creek
SI Mies
Ella Knappe
John L. Manloven
Charlee Wolf
Don
Husseys School House
James Philpott
James Groten
Gilbert Moore
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