Felton and Foster Marry in splendor at Bass home
Ossa Felton and Louisa Foster wed Monday at 9 pm in east Fifth street home of Frank Bass. Creole bride from New Orleans wore white organdie as Rev. Bailey of Second M. J. church officiated. Guests praised the ceremony with a lavish collation and abundant floral decorations. The couple will reside with Frank Gases until a residence is found for their horsekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bass
East Fifth Street
Ossa Felton
Louisa Foster
New Orleans
Bailey
M. J
Rank Gases
Unnamed Killed In Train Accident Near Home Brewery
A well known employee died after jumping from a train near the Home Brewery. He had returned from Cinemanati and was struck by a switch engine traveling in the opposite direction. He left a wife and no children, and many friends mourn his untimely death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gages
Coctechie
Tneieiapolis
Cinemanati
Ated
P.m
CL. How FE
Obituary and notices from a 1901 local paper
Obituary for Sarah J. Kerr born February 1 1841 died May 26 1901 aged 60 years 3 months and 5 days with details of her marriage to William White in 1860 eight children six daughters and one son surviving along with nine grandchildren. She joined the M E E church at Everton under Rev. Dale and was a faithful member. Also notes about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy testimonials from J Goldsmith of Van Etten NY and an upcoming lecture by Nabum Brasoher at the Second M E church on the subject Wanted a Man with plans for a Chautauqua trip later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Kerr
William White
Theroos
Jesoy
M. EE
Everton
Dale
Jesus
Nabum Brasoher
M. KE
Shelbyville Gun Club visitors win tight match at Connersville
Shelbyville and Connersville gun clubs met in a team shoot at 125 targets. Connersville scored 90 to Shelbyville 89, with a rainy afternoon program and a grand meal at the McFarlan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlet
Connersville
Shelbyville
Waly
Greensburg
Earl Wilks
Ted Owith
Morrisaha
McFarlan Hotel
B. P.O. ER
Vonnersville
Traveling Man Arrested for Embezzling $90,000
Francis Fring of St. Louis traveling sales representative for the Cerocery company was arrested here yesterday on a telegraph from Franklin County sheriff charging him with embezzling $90,000 of customer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Dunedh
Charles
Crostew
Erick Cerocery Company
St. Louis
Yesterdiny
Taarshadl
Pranklin County
Dimne
Uedirni
Grain and Livestock Prices From Indianapolis and Chicago
Market notices show prevailing grain and livestock prices across Indianapolis and Chicago exchanges. Wheat, corn, and cattle values fluctuate with notes on No. 2 red and various feed wheat quality, while cattle and hog prices appear steady in limited quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Summer Poste Furnishings and Inexpensive Willow Ware
An article on a summer home style favoring durable yet affordable furnishings. It highlights a combined settle chest and table unit and the use of willow ware and wall papers to create a pleasing interior. Permanence is not essential, but practical and tasteful pieces are recommended for varied rooms and functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
de Fontee
Ihonore
Mery
Romie Hera
Jeroine
Goase
Modern Bathing and Grooming Rites for Women
A discussion of the modern woman's toilet emphasizing cold water baths, thorough drying, and skin care. It covers cleansing routines with olive oil soap, brushing, massage oils, powders, and face baths, plus post bath moisture and diet notes. The piece cites The New Idea Woman's Magazine on grooming and includes recipes and cosmetic tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Chen
Imo
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Fashionable Grenadine Fabrics Drive Dressmaking Trends
Dressmakers show strong interest in grenadine and related silks with spots and rings. Braided patterns, cord motifs, printed effects, and a mix of black and white tulles dominate evening wear. New coats and hats feature velvet, silk, and delicate embroidery with pastel tones and refined sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touruy
Spring Greens and Diet Trends in a Fragmented Text
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions springs greens and vegetables with notes on diet and taste. It references various unnamed sources and scattered phrases about health, food, and fashion in a stream of disjointed terms.
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Chamberlain
Draggista
Draggiat J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N.Y
McKennan & Ashworth
Minneapolis
Jpune
National Suffrage Association
Chicago
Owlitte
Corthe
Peti
Wea
Pieter
Sudeny
Feudal Stes
Tet
Chicago Livestock
Retaiby
New York
Latafibes Fc
Biast Oartbiata
Cathie Netiee
Taatuus Vetiver
Poteau Ger Vets
Clunea
York
Br&skk
Cheth Strodd
Maloy
Pittatts
van Alan
Maine
Pia Brates
Weil
Dicess and Fastelon
Taba Beoh
Greoves
Pete Sneadow
Bhp
Pepiddeas
Euave
Tate Mateg
Seth
Petontag
Greand
Ptetis Lawpilis
Ene Og Pets Bortiridte
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Gabe
Whee Tartess Sweabat
Tom
Agaco Ny Riass
Ted Silver
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