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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
3
All correspondence must reach this office not later than Monday evening to secure its publication.
Weekend happenings include I. O. Chanos blowout with Dourry and Elliott. Gibson clog dancing. Thurman Young as Santa Claus. School treats by Principal Hill and Misses Lyons and Fisher. Uncle Jesse Elliott to host a family Christmas dinner. Church officers to be elected for the new Sunday school year. Town vows to welcome the century’s end and count Whitmore family presence on Counereville streets.
Mrs Dora Lang and children visited Laurel for holidays while schools close for a week. Pupils presented Miss Dora with a china toilet set. Numerous locals visit relatives in Ohio and Indiana. The town hosts shows and parties as the year ends, and church plans to buy a farm for maintenance. Residents discuss future directions for the community.
Milton Tatman of Laurel and George Frazee with family visited Alpine this week. Mrs Frazee stayed through Thursday. E I Chance and wife shopped in Cincinnati for Christmas goods. Mrs James Caully ill last week. George Horton of Columbia conducted business Friday. Mrs Mat Williams of Connersville visited James Caully’s family. Miss Stella Seal visited her sister Mrs Will Thomas. Al Stone cut end of middle finger while hay bailer worked. Herbert Limpus of Connersville visited cousin Sherman Stevens. Several locals attended Christmas exercises in Nalltown Sunday.
The Ready and Showalter firm, founded in Connersville by Downs Ready and Wait and later led by Showalter, dominates the local lumber trade. Their 165 by 167 foot complex on Sixth Street near the railroad houses a planing mill, storage, and modern machinery powered by a 60 horsepower engine. They supply seasoned hard and soft woods including red oak, white oak, bur oak, walnut, poplar, beech, cherry, and more to contractors and the public.
An explosion at the Indiana Furniture Factory blew the main office safe door, damaged inner doors, and stole the iron box with notes and bills. No suspects or traces found. loss about thirty dollars plus fifty to seventy five dollars repair costs. Police investigate and search for the box and papers.
Andrew Lyons and P Zimmermen of Lyons Station visited Brownsville on business. Ambrose Lafuse received initiatory Odd Fellowship in Brownsville. Misa Baby Gear sold jewelry around town Saturday. Joseph Beck and son Clyde from Mt Pleasant attended I O F lodge. Ed V Hayes of Cincinnati viewed local interests Saturday. M E church members donated Christmas gifts to Rev G W Reiboldt and family. Woods Chapel revival services continue to grow. Mike Gaven and wife from Gas City visiting parents. The Gavens have many friends in Brownsville. Bea Noble and wife of Elwood visiting relatives. County officials from Liberty hunted here last week. Jesse D Smith and wife from New Castle welcomed a new daughter. Violinist Walter Crow to perform at Whetsel Opera House December 27. Rev Reiboldt preached at M E church Sunday. Methodist Sunday school held annual Christmas entertainment Monday. East Corneraville youths Lem End Andy Weldele Harry Washam John Feigert after Sunday school played catole at Fourteenth Street schoolhouse. Marshal Pippin arrested the four boys and they must appear before Squire Cates Wednesday.
The firm handles pine shingles cedar shingles redwood and cypress boards mouldings veranda posts stair parts doors frames blinds and roofing paper. They also supply American Portland cement imported German cement lime plastering hair bricks sewer pipe and coal products. Ready & Nowalter claim competitive prices and first rate service.
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