Good Soda Water Healthful Drink Ad Promotes Fruit Juices
An advertisement extols Good Soda Water as a cooling delicious healthy beverage made with pure fruit juices. It invites readers to try the product.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement extols Good Soda Water as a cooling delicious healthy beverage made with pure fruit juices. It invites readers to try the product.
Wednesday notices list Wade and Chavos at Shera Selatosh store and sales on goods for hot weather. Local residents Mrs James Stoton and Miss Kate O Brien visited or hosted in city. Neighbors James Trosler and Albert Freklin families were seen with guests in recent days.
Miss Adah Bell with Carl Jobe attended decoration services at Lyons Station yesterday. Green trading stamps offered by Shera and McIntosh with ten cent dry goods purchases. Various visits, receptions, and social calls noted from Fairview to Urbana, including Ike Lockhart family illness and a Woodmen gathering.
Mrs Lillian Breck bank wife of Charles Breck bank died Sunday afternoon at five o clock at the Connersville Sanitarium after an extended illness from stomach trouble. She was 24, leaves a husband and three children, was a Presbyterian and well respected. The family moved from Higginsport Ohio and lived on Sycamore Street. Funeral from the house Tuesday morning at ten, vault burial at city cemetery.
Brigadier General Cox. Detroit Michigan. chief division thief of the Michcan andl Dediate proves. Salvation Army event in Connersville. Open air services Saturday evening and Sunday with a public meeting at Salvation Avenue, Pure Peestyt church planned.
CG V Brookpank thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy to him and his family during his wife’s illness and death.
The P. H. and F. M. Loots Co. are adding a 90 by 10 by 20 foot warehouse on recently bought Huston estate land. A crane locomotive, built at the Roots plant, will handle cars in its yards and may be loaned to main side tracks if needed. The company recently secured council approval to close two streets to build a spur to the Biz Four Switeb. Other improvements are being considered but not detailed.
Christopher Amberger, a farmer, faced Squire Cates on Saturday night for destroying property after his wagon struck a buggy driven by Walker. An earlier Saturday report described the wreck, with the boy ejected and injured. Amberger pleaded guilty, paying a fine and costs. Walker pursued further action for damages.
An old railroad notice advertises a $25 round trip to Colorado with return via Chicago and North Western from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo July 1 to 10 and August sail. It promotes frequent trains to Denver plus a Colorado Special night service and urges agents to sell tickets using a thin route and booklet.
The advertisement proclaims the best value in paint and window glass stock and emphasizes leaders in drugs with prescriptions accurately compounded. It also promotes Pratt's Food as the best feed for stock.
The Payette and Rush County Vienne Association will hold its annual meeting on Sunday June 21 at Brookwice Park Indianavols Beasi ness. A musical and literary program will add to the interest and invite friends. The Huxtable family from Hartings Nab arrive to attend the Huxtsbie Krauser wedding Wednesday evening. The infant daughter of C A Gosborn and wife died this morning at the parental home on south Central avenue. Interment will be tomorrow at two o'clock in the city cemetery. W W Williamson and wife of Indianapolis visit their daughter Mrs L E Wood.
John Pryfogle of Glenwood and Tristen V. D. Chance of Bentonville were in the city today.
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