Local Notes Numerous Residents Entertainments and Moves
Robert Hull installs a Frazee telephone at home. John Murphy of Harrieburg visits Chicago to see his son. William Day and wife of Laurel shop in the city. H J Day buggy dealer of Hagerstown visits on business. T O McBurney oversees farming near Glenwood today. Dr J H Hart plans move to Cambridge City at month end. Mrs Rosalind Webster of Dayton visits Mrs J M Webster south of the city. Suasa pimples and skins product advertised. S O McKennan Frack Harry Meyer and Philip Schenkel return from hunting in Union county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hull
John Murphy
Harrieburg
Chicago
William Day
Laurel
H. J. Day
Hageratown
T. O. McBurney
Glenwood
J. H. Hart
Cambridge City
Suasa
Pimples
Sorea
Blackheads
Rocky Mountain
O. McKennan
Frack
Harry Meyer
Philip Schenkel
Union County
Local brief items span visitors, hires, and mishap
Alpine resident Mires Leura Limpus visits in the city while Dr. J. R. Mountain A. M. Sinks and James Rea attend an Everton horticultural meeting. Huntsman party with munitions travels south. J. R. Pattee plans remodel on Ninth Street and will move after year’s start. An arresting ad promotes Hood’s products. Nellie Kellam seeks divorce from Wilbur Kellum citing abandonment and cruelty. Peter Mancini, potholed wagon incident with loosened seat leaves him briefly unconscious but not seriously hurt. The horse returns home with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires Leura Limpus
Alpine
Sherman
J. R. Mountain
A. M. Sinks
James Rea
Harrisburg
Everton
Nellie Kellam
Medsker & Medaker
Cambridge City
Wilbur Kellum
Robert Collins
Fortville
Peter Mancini
Mancini
Local residents and visitors noted in city roundup
Mrs John Brown of Lyora Station and Mrs Matilda Petro hosted yesterday. Samuel Johnson and wife from Milton visited daughter Mrs E Manlove. Ben Adkins of Lexington accepted a post at McFarlan carriage factory Forest. Harris of Muncie arrives to run W H Harris second hand store Fourth street. Mia Milton Tatman of Laurel left for Newkirk on visit to Meredith Jemison family. Garbages of period products advertise beauty cream, 35c by Madison Medicine Co. McKennan & Son and Garfield Goodman and W H Colescott appeared before a surgeon for pension. Mrs Patrick Ready held quilt by Rathbone Sisters. Carl Hegwood visiting Indiana, considering settling here. Henry Cappel fined $7 for desecrating Sunday. Fred Gartleia to Kansas City for Santa Fe railroad job. Mrs H M Broaddus and Miss Grace Flores of Harrisburg shopped in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Lyora Station
Matilda Petro
Samuel Johnson
Milton
E. Manlove
Ben Adkins
Lexington
Kentucky
McFarlan Carriage Factory
Forest
Harris
Muncie
W. H. Harris
Fourth Street
Mia
Milton Tatman
Laurel
Newkirk
O. T
Meredith Jemison
Madison Medicine Co
O. McKennan & Son
Garfield Goodman
U. B.V. Inf
W. H. Colescott
Brookville
Co. O, 13Th
I.V. Inf
U. S
Patrick Ready
Rathbone
Carl Hegwood
Bedford
Indiana
L. V. Hegwood
Henry Cappel
Leach
Albert Peyton
Fred Gartleia
Kanane City
Santa Fe Railroad
H. M. Broaddus
Mises Grace Flores
Harriaburg
Connersville Welcomes New Factory for Overalls
Lewis Nickel moves his family to East Connersville as Laurel Review notes the town secured another factory producing overalls. The piece praises local energy public spirit and good fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nickel
Connersville
Laurel Review
Local Social Roundup and Obituaries in News
The column notes visits and movements of residents from Andersonville Bellevue and Warsaw Kentucky with arrivals in the city. It records a wedding in New York City, arrests for a 1900s theater disturbance, Masonic lodge activities, a German immigrant death, art connections, a pie social, home moves and shopping trips, store decorations, and a Chicago child’s death from pneumonia.
Scott's Emulsion Aids Nursing Mothers and Babies
A classic nursing mother advertisement urges Scott's Emulsion for weak or scanty breast milk. It claims richer milk improves baby health, with thin babies growing fatter and weak babies becoming strong. Sample offers accompany the appeal. Scott & Bowne New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Seymour Jacksons Quiet Anniversary Celebration
Seymour Jackson and his wife quietly celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage today. Mrs. Jackson hosted an excellent dinner that friends enjoyed, and well wishes were extended for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Jackson
Bebel Denounces Hunger Duties in Dramatic Tariff Speech
Berlin dispatch reports Herr Bebel delivering a stirring tariff speech in the Reichstag against grain duties. He Claims two nations exist in Germany the plunderers and the plundered criticizing Count von Bülow and arguing 15 percent of Germans farm and 85 percent in other work. He accuses landlords of profiting from tariffs while farmers suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bebel
Reichstag
Tribune
Nissen
Count von Buelow
Germany
Dr. von Miquel
Herr Bebel
Graf von Karidorff
Vermon t medicine praised for nerves and strength
An advertorial appeal urges sick and weak readers to try a Vermont preparation. It claims historic character and superior nerve and blood benefits, promising guaranteed improved health and asking what more the public could want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Reichstag Turmoil Over Bill Sparks Insurrection Talk
The chamber saw clashes as Graf Von Arnim interrupted Herr Bebel while recounting a Prussian schoolgirl story about hunger. Socialist members surged the Conservative side shouting for order as the president urged calm. BeBel declared the bill foments insurrection and the chancellor seeks to overturn social order, vowing to defeat the authors and abettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf von Arnim
Herr Bebel
Reichstag
Herr Behel
Hades
Schley Found at Fault on Five Counts by Inquiry Court
Washington December 6 Rear Admiral Schley reportedly found at fault on five specifications by the court of inquiry. The verdict, told by a source familiar with the panel, includes delay of the flying squadron off Cienfuegos misrepresentation of coal return reasons disobedience of orders in the retrograde move failure to destroy the Colon and conduct unbecoming an officer in the Schley Hodgson dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Schley
Court of Inquiry
Cienfuegons
Key West
Omega Oil The Unique Pain Remedy
An advertisement describes Omega Oil as a superior pain remedy with a pleasant odor. It claims the oil is not turpentine or ammonia but a pure vegetable base with four added ingredients. The copy emphasizes its gentleness and effectiveness for stopping pains.
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Shiloh
Earl
C. Weetts & Co
N. Y
Tampanola
Rosalind Webster
Dayton
Ohio
J. M. Webster
Mane
Ciel
Pia
Fred Feigert
Guy LaRue
Ben Ball
Edward Fiorea
J. R. Pattee
Ninth Street
Hood
Mra. M. M. Gamble
George Coon
Andersonville
Elizabeth Earl
Mancie
Henry Tepe
Bellevue Kentucky
Theresa Zell
Abner Ward
Thomas Bart
Warsaw
H. A. Shirkey
Arthur Moffett
Longwood
Ochiltree
Seventh and
Reed Streets
Addie Handley
Dan Griffith
Nalitown
Preston Watsop
New York City
Alice Frost
James Frost
Frost
Martha McPherson
Murray Hill
Andre
Warren Lodge
No 15
Charles C. Hall
Oakey Harrison
Tao
Mre
Kimkanda Krasser
John G. Krasser
Ohio Avenue
Heilgenstadt
Bavaria
German Presbyterian Church
Heron Shoe
Mary Heron Garver
Indianapolis
Miss Heron
George Greenwood
P. H. & EF. M. Roote Foundry
T. M. Little
M. E
LaCroska Doncan
Alquina
George Horton and Daughter
Columbia
Edward Martin
William Glisson
Bentley
Frank Shinej
Dublin
Johnson
William Burble
Owensboro
M. W. Barbie
Prattahoe
Guasie Snider
F. Rothechild Atore
C. A. Rieman
Cameraville Zouave Company
Rieman
W. H. Bertsch
Comneraville Cousur of
National Union
Senate of Toledo
Cincinnati
United States Army
Thomas Savage
St. Rothechild Sona
Charles Lair
M. T. Lair
Jennings Township
Alledo
Illinois
Charles Hall
M. Holberg & Co
Edna Payne
Ne. Holberg
Rose Mary
C. D. Dunlop
Rose Conwell
Anna Conwell
Cornelia Conwell
Pneumons
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Eureka Harness Oil
Standard OK CO
Smith
Green Mountain
McKennan & Son
Colon
Omega Oil
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