Hendee and Keltner Attend K of P Memorial Service
Hon E E Hendee of Anderson and his new partner Samuel H Keltner, a Kelkner is Cokefair County Commissioner’s son in law, stayed at the McFarlan Hotel during a visit, then departed. Charley Edwards of Howard county visits Jennings township after twenty years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hendee
Anderson
K.of P
Samuel H. Keltner
Charley Edwards
Howard County
Jennings Township
Charley
Connersville Whist Club Tour to Rushville Match
Twelve members travel from Connersville to Rushville on Tuesday for a whist contest with the Rushville club. They depart at 10 15 a m reach the Riggs home for luncheon and a city drive before playing at Mrs Cambern s home. They return to Connersville by 8 45 p m.
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Connersville
Rushville
F. M. Riggs
Claude Cambern
Cambern
F. T. Roots
D. T. Rootes
J. H. Fearis
H. D. Fearis
ED. Johnaton
G. ©. Flores
Mayme Flores
O. P. Bundy
J. C. Mount
Anna
Bessie
Nellie Sinks
Court notes on Stevens and Tittaworth verdict
The jury found for the defendant in the Stevens and Tittaworth versus Gertrude Williams attorney fee suit, verdict reached about 6 p.m. Saturday after 26 hours of deliberation. Judge Fox could not attend the ejectment trial of Hackman Heeb Co. v Phil Joseph due to home duties. Judge Forkner will arrive to try the ejectment case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens & Tittaworth
Rushville
Gertrude Williams
Judge Fox
Richmond
Hackman-Heeb Co
Phil Joseph
George Pigman
Liberty
Judge Forkner
New Castle
Hackman-Heeb
Letter List No 20 at Connersville Post Office
Notice lists letters remaining at the Connersville Indiana Post Office as of June 10 2001. Names include Samuel T Back George Hebst John F Joyce A Moser Malids Shafer and W O Young. Advised recipients to say they are advertised when claiming letters.
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Connersville
Indiana
Samuel T. Back
George Hebst
John F. Joyce
A. Moser
Malids Shafer
W. O. Young
Impressive K P Ceremonies Honor Cambridge City Uniform Co
An imposing procession and solemn rites marked memorial ceremonies by Connersville Lodge No. 11 and Carnahan Company No. 17 of the Knights of Pythias. A Cambridge City Uniform Company of 19 members joined a 300-strong parade to the cemetery where twenty graves were decorated, including Dr. Butler and an unidentified man found near Falmouth. Hon. E. E. Hendee of Anderson spoke eloquently on the city and the order, renewing esteem for the Knights and public support.
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Connersville Lodge
Carnahan Company
K of P
Cambridge City
Wre
Lodge
Rex
Central Avenue
Camneraville Lodge
Dr. Butler
Falmouth
Mount
E. E. Hendee
Anderson
J. M. McIntosh
Pythian Order
Hendee
William Brown "Jumbo" arrested after disorderly crowd at Sixth Street
A noisy Saturday night ends with the arrest of William Brown known as Jumbo after a scuffle near Sixth Street and Central Avenue. Brown fights officers, is jailed, fined 22.05, and a stone is thrown at bystanders. A separate charge for carrying concealed weapons is pled guilty.
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William
Brown
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Chrisman
Chrieman
Griffith
Jay Monroe
Clarks
Costa
Coste
Hamilton
Porter
Children Day Service At First Presbyterian Church
Yesterday morning the First Presbyterian church held a Children’s Day program in Sunday school with songs scripture readings and a baptism for two children. Nearly 400 attended and $30 was raised for Sunday school missions. Rev Chae H Little preached on abundant life stressing acts that enrich life across government business and religion.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert Wright
Presbyterian Church
Chae
H. Little
D.D
Tacoma
Washington
John
Life saved by Chamberlain's Remedy in Missouri tale
A. B. Lafolette of Gregory Landing Missouri credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after doctors said he could not live. He recalls instant relief, regained health, and notes the medicine has stayed in his home for nine years. Sold by McKannon & Aarworth.
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Chamberlain
McKannap & Aebworth
Card of Thanks for Loss and Illness
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs George Becker and others. The notice mentions Mrs Nannie Woop and Mrs Battie Lee and includes an advertisement for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co highlighting health benefits and gentle cleansing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Becker
Gro
Beexzn and
Daventer
Nannie Woop
Battie Lee
California Fig Syrup Co
Due Notice to Dumpers in River Below City
Mayor Thomas J. Craix warns batch era grocers and others to stop dumping garbage and offal in the river below the city or face nuisance charges. Procedural notice mandates disposal below the ripple. Also includes a testimonial for Foley's Zoney and Tar from Maude Dickens Parsons Rap. and a market listing for McKennan and Ashworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchera
Thomas J. Craix
Mies Maude Dickens
Parsons
Rap
Foley
McKennan & Ashworth
Election Trustees Motions And Local Notices
Miss Gertrude Griffin, from Indianapolis, visits her mother and friends after arriving Saturday. She holds a lucrative stenographer position at the State capital. The community discusses trustee elections and related council matters on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Griffin
Indianapolis
Gertrude
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Local Druggist
A Van Etten New York druggist reports five years of complete customer satisfaction with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He uses it for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs in his own family and recommends it to others. The ad notes McKennan Ashworth and local firms selling the remedy. A Cincinnati baseball trip is offered with a round trip fare starting at one dollar on June 16 featuring Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh.
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Chamberlain
Draggiste
Draggist J
Goldsmith
Fayette County Indians Seeks bids for brick wash house and cistern
The Fayette county commissioners invite sealed bids for a brick building with eight washrooms and a two hundred barrel cistern on the Poor Farm. Bids due June 22, 1901 at 2:00 p.m. Bonds required by law. The board may reject all bids. Plans and specs in the Auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Fayette County
Auditor’s
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