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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
1
An unsigned letter from Ward Jemison denounces fake lead products sold as Pure Lead claiming nationwide recognition. He urges readers to consult reputable painters and tests, promising $50 to anyone proving the article wrong.
A couple married before friends on Thanksgiving Eve, with a copper well served. They depart on the Illinois Central bound for Chicago to establish a home. Mr Bitters, once a pat tern waker at Roota foundry, left for a better post in Chicago. Mrs Bitters, daughter of the late Henry Depuer, carries on the restaurant business and oversees younger siblings with help from a maiden aunt Miss Alice Depper.
Frank Madisach and wife celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with about sixty friends at Jovy 49 Hall on Thursday evening. Stevens and Miler's orchestra from Glenwood provided music and dancing. Mr and Mrs Maibaugh greeted guests at the entrance. A quarter oak cantor table was presented, along with many other presents. A midnight luncheon of sandwiches coffee celery and pretzels was served. The couple departed late in a happy frame of mind wishing continued happiness.
The Appellate Court reversed the Fayette Circuit Court judgment in the State of Kentucky v Baebner. It remands with instructions for several minor errors. Baebner was convicted of unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor on a Sunday after a detective induced the act. Baebner had pleaded guilty to related charges obtained by Indianapolis detectives.
Janmen McCann transfers a lot in East Conneraville to Moabmillion for 400 dollars. Walter Kea and wife sell a Bentonville lot to Sarah J. Oldfield for 255 dollars. Hannah Haddleton transfers a lot in East Conneraville to De Arming ton Davis for 400 dollars.
A lodge event in Connersville featured a diverse program with speeches by Mon. Frank B. Burke and Hon. J. McIntosh Eatogy, choir performances by Mrs. J. M. McIntosh and Miss Minnie Snider, and a benediction by Rev. W. B. The address highlighted the order’s aims, and Dr. Georgg T. McNutt was honored posthumously alongside a decorative platform shaft bearing the lodge motto.
The Chicago Stock Co opens a weeklong engagement at the Opera House tonight with a clever bow. Miss Irene Wetherald Jaft travels from Chicago to Indianapolis and Veolia visiting friends. Mrs. William Schmidt is recovering from a three weeks' illness.
Dr Slatz hosted an afternoon social at the parsonage for venerable church members. Twenty or more elders attended, led by Benjamin Clifford, age 86, with an average guest age around 70. Most were Hoosier natives, and light refreshments were served.
The Oxford poultry show drew 500 entries with a May R poultry plant display earning multiple prizes. White Plymouth Rock entries swept top places, while Belgian beards were showcased by The Pleasant Valley Rabbitery. Remains of Lee Soere arrived from Persedio, California, for a funeral service at the Christian church in Alquina.
The Harvest Home festival, also titled The Feast of the Harvest Home, was celebrated annually by the English race leaders. The Sunday meeting featured decor by the Endeavor Society using plantation produce and a display of grapes apples and pumpkins. A large painted church scene by Carl Houghton adorned the wall as Rev. George Darsie delivered the sermon.
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