FAIR JUNE BRIDE WEDS IN CONNERSVILLE CEREMONY
Alisy Aea ry daughter of sir and Mrs. John G. Huxtable married Geshe Huxtable at the German Presbyterian church with Rev. Julius Schwarz officiating. The couple planned a train departure after a modest reception and will reside in Pittsburg after visiting relatives in Bloomington and Louisville. Guests numbered twenty six. gifts were numerous despite limited invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alisy Aeary
John G. iWraser
Geshe
G. L. Huxtable
Ohio Avenue
Julius Schiwarz
German Presbyterian Church
Huxtabie
Bloomington
Ill
Louisville
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Auion
Will Double Capacity At Conneraville Tea Ov Plant
The Conneraville Tea Ov plans to double plant capacity from fifteen to thirty tons per day and add two old storage warerooms. The building will be enlarged and fitted with improved machinery. Wilwin Add of Vernon, Ohio, representing a dairy machine company, has been in town to prepare specifications. The new warerooms will store ice cream and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneraville Tea Ov
Willwin Add
Art Vernon, Oho
Dere Ie
St In
What Are Humors and How They Are Expelled
They are vitiated fluids in the veins causing eruptions, rheum, eczema, pimples, boils, and general debility. Defective digestion or inheritance can cause them. Hood's Sarsaparilla expels them and builds up the system, touted as the best medicine for all humors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mishap at a social gathering injures boy at Beech Knoll
At Mrs. W. B. Wright homes Beech Knoll Thursday afternoon a rope swing hook entangled in a rope wounded Master Paul Reed son of John Reed of Third Street. He received two stitches after being taken to Dr Spi-man’s office. the injury was painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wright
Beech Knoll
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Mt. EE
Paul Reed
John Renee
Third Street
EF. J. Spiman
Ball Club Organized in Connersville with Amphitheatre Project
The Connersville Base Ball Club formed on solid finance. They bought ten acres near Fifth street for an amphitheatre and a diamond layout at $500. Investors include Phil Lahne Perry Ferguson Walter Row Edward Flore Tom Ford and Edward Hassett. Construction to start immediately and public opening planned. team lineup partially listed with Morgan Row Flores Thomas Veatch Hassett Fejpert Hoon Wanley among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Claub
Charles Mount
Race Hill
Fifth Street
Phil Lahne
Perry Ferguson
Walter Row
Edward Flore
Tom Ford
Edward Hassett
W. Morgan
Howard Flores
Charley Thomas
Tom Bord
Charley Veateb
Edward Jhssett
Charley Feipert
Edward Hoon
Charley Wanley
Birthday Celebration for Miss Mary Nickel in East Conerenville
Yesterday marked Miss Mary Nickel's birth anniversary as about fifteen couples gathered at her home. Guests enjoyed roses, dancing, and games including unraveling a coral thread mass won by Claude Sandstrom who received a cuff box. Dan Offott won second prize. Fred Crandel earned the booby prize. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served as guests departed with wishes for many more returns of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nickel
East Comerenville
Alvey
Misa Nickel
Claude Sandstrom
Dan Offott
Fred Crandel
Advanced Fourth of July Celebration at the Tingles
Mr and Mrs Frank Tingle hosted Mrs J M Conners Sunday school class of the First M E church on Ohio Avenue with an advance Fourth of July theme. Rooms were decorated with flags and a flag guessing contest awarded to F O Hawkins. A dainty banquet was served in the dining room with flag decor and crimson rambler roses as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tingle
J. M. Conner
M. E. Church
Ohio Avenue
F. O Hawkins
Connersville Base Bail Club Awards Theater Contract
The Connersville Base Ball club awarded a contract Friday to Sparks and Disborough to erect an amphitheatre on their river bottoms property east of the civic works. Construction starts Monday with completion expected in two weeks. The design features an oval shape and a capacity for about two thousand spectators. Ground chosen near Tayel land to provide shade and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Sparks & Disborough
Civ
Con Atruccon
Mondey
Barely Missed Death At City Factory Elevator
Henry Ademe of Varmont Avenue, a Central Manufacturing employee, escaped a fatal accident yesterday afternoon when he lost footing on a moving elevator four feet above the first floor. He was crushed had it moved an inch farther. a partial dislocation of the fifth lumbar vertebrae occurred. He was treated at home with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ademe
Varmont Avenue
Cal’s Seat Works
Adams Ton
Bey
Court Happenings and Arrest in Drunkenness Case
A man named Neek Randa, camped south of the city, was arrested today by Officers Elwood and Posell on a drunkenness charge brought by his wife Hiandal. She alleges threats with a grass sickle and knife, living in constant fear. The case in Mayor Clark's court was dismissed due to the prosecuting witness not appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neek Randa
Elwood and
Posell
Hiandal
Ahe Allenes
Mihaesims
Bes
Stgh
Clark
Two Cases From Squires Court in Squabble
In Squire Cates court yesterday a dispute between Constable Henry Osborne and Ed Ball led to Ball being arrested for provoke by Officer Chrisman. Ball was found not guilty after a twelve man jury, while Osborne faced assault and battery charges this afternoon in Mayor Clark's court and pleaded guilty to fined one cent plus $8.06 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Cates
Henry Osborne
Ed Ball
Chrisman
Ball
Osborne
Clark
Four Saloon Closings Ordered After Demurrer Sustained
The court sustained the demurrer in liquor cases and did not rule on merits this term. Saloon dealers named as defendants must close their businesses until the cases are decided. Offending parties include J. H. Wintare Mace Chapman George Sherwood and Thomann Matey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wintare
Mace Chapman George Sherwood
Thomann Matey
Bride and Groom Welcomed at Swift Boarding House
Mr Allen Anil and bride arrived from Henderson Kentucky and will reside at the Swift boarding house. A reception was given by Mr and Mrs Swift with boarders assisting. A rocking chair was presented as a token of regard. Mr Aull has resided in the city and works for Central Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Anil
Bride
Henderson
Swift
City
Aes. Swift
Aull
Central Manufacturing Co
Replevin Suit Ends Favor of Smith Stove Co
The replevin case in Squire Cates court concluded with a jury finding for the Smith Stove Company. Gilbert Conner and wife disputed goods claimed under a lease they say was never signed. Attorneys Elliott and Barrows represented the plaintiff with Lon Conner defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Stove Co
Gilbert Conner
Squire
Arboriculture editor Brown moves to Indianapolis publication
Forestry expert John P. Brown, editor of Arboriculture and member of the American Forestry Association, announces Arborneultare will be published from Indianapolis by Barnes & Warner starting July 1. He notes his editing will occur wherever he is, often on train, and mentions his current Colorado forest investigations and plans to promote Pinus ponderosa for arid western regions. Also reports visitors John Butcher and wife from Union City, Indiana staying with W. H. Butcher and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Brown
Tech
American Forestry Association
Arboriculture
Arborneultare
Indianapolis
Barnes & Warner
Chicago
Mrr. Brown
Ar. Brown
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Nebraska
Reese and wefa Shopping in Longwood
Reese and wefa of Longwood were in theory today shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese and
Wefa
Longwood
At Home Affair Celebrates Mrs Campbell's Visit
Mr and Mrs E K Moore hosted a West Eighth Street gathering for their guest Mrs Katherine Campbell of Ironton Ohio. The evening included games and socializing with refreshments by Mrs Moore. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mitchell Foster Mr and Mrs Frank Moore Mr and Mrs Claude Matthew son and Miss Lizzie Handley and Miss Rita Doughty who traveled to Richmond to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Moore
West Eighth Street
Katherine Campbell
Ironton
Ohio
Mra
Moore
Mre
Mitchell Foster
Ava
Frank Moore
Claude Matthewson
Lizzie Handley
Indians Grays to Open Season in Connersville
The Indianapolis Grays secure the Connersville club to inaugurate the season and help open the new park with two games on July 4. The morning and afternoon matchups pit strong amateur squads as locals hustle to host a sizable crowd if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Indianapolia Grays
Graya
Raashville
Conneraville
Grays
Peruna Promises Free Treatment For Women This Summer
Mrs Josephy Lacellin of Ottawa writes that Peruna cured her nine month feminine troubles and urges others to try the medicine. Dr Hartman offers free treatment to applicants during the summer through The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephy Lacellin
Ottawa
Canada
Poruna
Sethine
Peruna
Tani
Mers
Joseph Lacelle
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Forgive and Forget Its Bright Path Through Life
Forgive and forget is urged as a path to lighter burden and inner peace. The poem speaks of releasing revenge, letting memory fade, and not stirring anger as life flows like a river through storms.
Pretty Children’s Event at The Garden Party
A Merril dawn garden party for Prenity Meiseopal eoureb drew many children with a Muay pole and playful dances. Mia Agana VeNnott told fortunes for a fee while Misa Janette aided the youth. booths offered ice cream cake coffee and bon bons as the Connersville Mandolin Club played. Trustee Cotton of Columbia was in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iidis
Meiseopal Eoureb
Mia
Agana VeNnott
Sybil
Connersville
Mandolin Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Krassar
Leslie Huxtable
Natal
Tha
Deamoods
Tayel Land
Henry Adams
John Butcher
Union City
Ind
W. H. Butcher
Rita Doughty
Richmond
THE
Indianapolis Grays
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Free Home Advice
Mrs Pose Poeta
Anna Merrill
Trustee Cotton
Columbia
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