Local and Personal News from August 8 1506
Daily notes recount visits and travels of residents across towns such as Nulituwt Morristown East Can ner ville and Indianapolis. Highlights include visits by A Y Neth Mrs Scholl and families, medical updates on O W Morris and John Lyons, lawn social plans at Wiley Chapel, and a mischievous joke about a birth announcement by Milt Holberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ashworth
Fails
Nulituwt
A. Y. Neth
Wilbur Sinders
Ethe Hume
Falmouth
Ray
J. OO. Morris
Cincernpath
O. W. Morris
East Side
Local tidbits from Milton and area travelers
Lute Lantz of Milton was in the city on business. Several residents, including Ben and Charles Grara, visit Harrisburg. A son was born to Harry Saider and wife. Andrew Youre A J Miller and J G Hariac depart today for Oklahoma on a prospecting trip. Mrs John Jaech visits Indianapolis to see daughter Mrs Tiecdors Myers. Ray Raeves of Connersville visits Rushville guest of James Hogaett. Ben Guard and family fish along the river near the city. Facil Bachner of Cincinnati visits city week with uncle Joe Bachner family. Mrs Walter Broxen and children return home from a week with relatives in Daviras County. J A Miter leaves for Concordia Kansas to see his creator Mrs Lydia Mesber after twenty years. J Steph Cole Vinton Broathus and Flord Caldwell head to North Dakota for prospecting until Thanksgiving.
Local Visitors and Personal News From Walkerton and Nearby
Streyed steer and two bulls described amid a series of social visits. A. E. Clawson of Walkerton plans trips to Sokuns Washington Inston and other towns for family events. Local residents host gatherings with friends from Beesons Station and Harrrishire while noting illness improvements and a new baby born in Dover. News of W G Rothermel’s Philadelphia death prompts questions of foul play.
Family Reunion at Mrs Eliza Guard Home
Eliza Gard hosts a large family reunion at her Harrisburg area country home with many relatives and friends attending. A superb dinner featuring fried chicken ice cream and angel cake anchors a day of sociable festivities and plans to meet again soon under happy auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Guard
Miss Chat
Harrisburg
Mrs Louise Snider Weds L W Clifton in Indianapolis
Mrs Louise Snider widow of Willes Snider of this city married L W Clifton a former Connersville resident at Roberts Park Methodist Church in Indianapolis. The couple will reside in Connersville after a short visit with Clifton’s parents in Williamsport and Will be at home on Reid Street. Mrs Snider, a noted pianist with many pupils, is the daughter of Herman Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Snider
Toef
L. W. Clifton
Connersville
Roberts Park
Ciurch
Indianapolis
Henry Schroeder
Wits Cits
Garden Party At The Pines Hosts And Prizes Amid Sunshine
A garden party at The Pines, Mrs J T Baties home, featured a village crowd including Mrs Frank Giffin and Miss Kroms. Prizes in a band competition went to Mrs A W Hotekias Miss Ella Wood and Mrs J B McParlan. Irene Vance of Manchester Ohio attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pines
Havedseur- Countre
J. T. Baties
Toe Veas
Boner
Frank Giffin
Davehier
Mire Kroms
Uinteay
Larse Coop
A. W. Hotetkias
Ella Wood
J.B. McParlan
Bailey
Irene Vance
Manchester
Ohio
Far Reaching Decision On Hours Of Labor
New York law restricting female and child labor to ten hours daily and sixty weekly is ruled an unwarranted invasion of constitutional rights by Justice Olmstead in the Court of Special Sessions. The decision, joined by Justices McKean and Deuel, holds labor rights as inherent and inalienable against legislative limits absent clear public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Olmstead
Court of Special Sessions
McKean
Deuel
Olmstead
Many Decline Queen of the Free Fair Candidacy
Saturday's Evening News lists the young ladies who were suggested as candidates for Queen of the Free Fair but state they are not candidates. Names include Florence Achey Gertrude Maley Bess Bosler Rena Curtin Bess Sparks Grace Butin Isabelle Heron Essa Goble and Fern Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Fair Committee
Queen of the Fair
Florence Achey
Gertrude Maley
Bess Bosler
Rena Curtin
Bess Sparks
Grace Butin
Isabelle Heron
Essa Goble
Fern Hood
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Constitutional Relief
An advertisement touts a claimed cure for catarrh by Walls Catarrh Cure powder taken orally. It asserts the disease is constitutional and promises a $260 reward for proof of a failing cure. The notice invites readers to send for a sample and lists FLCHENEY & CO of Toledo as the suppliers with druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatsi
Addresa
Flcheney & CO
Toledo
Jake Hall
Advertised Letters at Connersville Post Office, Aug 6 1906
List of names including A J Brede Ralph Chairk George Coleman John Days William Ford A C G Geser O H Higsins Mrs Minnie Jackson Mrs B M Eycett Harry Leoniard James Mason John A McFadden Mr Rader Sam s Mercantile Co O B Smith Welter Turpin Newman Ver Wittion Prank Ware A J Watson Oscar Wilkins Wood Miles K Moffett P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Indiana
A. J. Brede
Ralph Chairk
George Coleman
John Days
William Ford
A. C G. Geser
O. H. Higsins
Minnie Jackson
B. M.eycett
Harry Leoniard
James Mason
John A. McFadden
Mr. Rader
Sam's Merchantile Co
Judge Hord Ill at Shelbyville With Bladder Trouble
Judge Hord TLL and Judge K. M. Hord, noted Democratic politicians of Tudlana, are reported very ill at Shelbyville. He suffers from bladder trouble and is under constant physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Hord
Tudlana
Shelbyville
Death of Bertha Pollette in Waterloo Township
Bertha Pollette five year old daughter of Ira Pollette died at home in Waterloo township shortly after 8 this morning from cholera infantum. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 9 in the Duckard church with interment near Bpringersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Ira Pollette
Waterloo Township
Duckard Church
Bpringersville
Labor Day Speaker Ruffles Richmond Unions
The Richmond Palladium reports Labor Day committee selected Rev. T. H. Kuhn as speaker for the event held with the South Side Improvement Association at Boyce's woods. Carpenters oppose Kuhn for a potential political rally, urging representation for other congressional candidates. Otto Louck pressed Palladium with a complaint about partisan use, while others fear the program could backfire on Kuhn and aid Mr. Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Palladium
T. H. Kuhn
South Side Improvement Association
Boyce’s Woods
Otto Louck
Central Labor Council
Palladium
Mr. Kuhn
Congress
Carpenters
Luuck
Mr. Watson
Watson
Patladinie
Kuhn
Horses for eile. c. T. Willis City Kauget
Brief readable notice lists horses for sale or lease by C. T. Willis in City Kauget with limited location details. No dates or prices clearly provided.
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Eile
C. T. Willis
R. R. No
Kauget
Chicago primaries shift control of local Democratic power
A Chicago AP dispatch reports Roger Sullivan gains party control in Chicago after local primaries and will head to Peoria with Cook County backing. The result follows Bryan’s attack on Sullivan and signals influence for the next national Democratic gathering. Dunne’s fate hinges on Sul livan support. Senator Cullom wins a large endorsement over Yates, indicating Republican backing amidst Chicago’s political wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Roger Sullivan
Peoria
Cook County
Bim
Sullivan
William J. Bryan
National Committee
Bryan
Dunne
Democratic Party
Finois
Cullum
Yates
Labor rights under statute questioned as constitutional liberty
The text argues that the right to labor and to contract for labor is both a liberty and a property right. It contends that when the legislature enacts a governing statute, it infringes the clearly recorded constitutional rights of individuals.
Scotch collie breed listing from Mrs Ross Liberty
Late full blooded Scottish collie puppies from registered stock on both sides advertised by Mrs. John M. Ross Connersville with Liberty RR 5 Box 58 and Liberty RR 9 Box 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ross
Connersville
R. R
Liberty
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Wayne Wat
Pratt’s Shoe Store
Central Ave
Conagrselia, Ind
Leiter
Claude Scholl
Morristown
Newton
George Scholl
Frank Scholl
DeWitt Davin
Middletown
O. B. Piper
East Canneraville
John Lyons
North Dakota
Lon Parker
Frank Paddock
John Pfeiffr
Milton
New Castle
E) Pleiffer
Carrie Stephens
Alpine
Wright Holser
Webb
Columbia
Quanta of Friends
Ladies of Wiley Chapel Church
Mary McCone
Mitchell
Tudiana
Berurde
Rv DD
AL W
Rarard
Jenept Beholl
Marion
Josephios
Rushville
Zuesta
AL N. Marlitt Sud
Mies Grace Frank
Verne
Myrtle Freak
Stelia Williamper
Pepe
Rowe
Atoidte
Bloc
Clem Eacs
Pet Sanday
Bieocmo. Grove
Ther
Toetre Distters
H-z-l
Fiossie
Raecel Mettesdy
W. H. Watson
Neva
Pleasant Lake
P. S. Florea
H. M. Broaddus
Florea
Milt Holberg
Lute Lantz
Ben
Charles Grara
Harry Saider
the Hom
Andrew Youre
A. J. Miller
J.G Hariac
Oxclahoma
John Jaech
Tiecdors Myers
Ruatville Repuatdresn
Ray Raeves
James Hogaett
Ben Guard
Eue Ed Hackleruca
Perth
Fishin
Facil Bachner
Ciuelianati
Bis Ancle
Joe Baehner
Walter Broxen
Fairview
Daviras County
A.J. Miter
Concordia
Kansas
Lydia Mesber
J. Steph Cole
Vinton Broathus
Flord Caldwell
Kehl
the Jeweler
East Fifth Street
D&w
Mino
Mars
A. E. Clawson
Walkerton, Indiana
Charles Miening
Sokuns
Wash- Inston
Rushvile Sr
Heil Benacvs
Vene Teve
Semdor
OM Beeson
Hersville
Oj. A. MM
Gaurd
AH Sharte
J.M. White
Ethel
Mildred
Harry Barrows
Wifs
Dover
Fredesie
F. F. Barrows
Edie
Cherles Flores
wWi’e
Harrishire
Sesterdas
Coldwell and
Fearly
Paul eHoand Family
Beesons Station
Earl Crawford
Bentonville
Joseph Thowspeon
Poe Podier
A. Rothermel
W. G. Rothermel
Philadelphia
Rothermel
Mr. Rothermel
Eliza Gard
J. D. Florea
Ed Hackleman
Nancy Hackleman
Harry McEwen
Sarah
Charles Guard
Mabelle Guard
Alexandria
J. A. McDonald
Tipton
Reid Street
J. L. Bailey
New York High Court
Queen of the Free Fair
Ste
Bertha Pollette
Fall Street
Phil Joseph
Rev. Kuhn
Richmond
Gryan
Senate
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