Local and Personal Notes From The City
Mrs George Bond of Anderson visits son G P Bond and wife Walter Rowe of Richmond visits Miss Harriet Neff Clyde Nebro of Glenwood spent yesterday in the city Ter Clouds was here from banke yesterday tripos acting business Roy Cook and Hemet D Propney received first degree at Fayette Lodge T O O V W last night Miss Merle Myers of Greensburg visits her sister Mrs Glen Wildman of West 8th Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bond
Anderson
G. P. Bond
Walter Rowe
Richimond
Harriet Neff
Clyde Nebro
Glenwead
Merle Myers
Greensburg
Glen Wildman
West
Lth
Amd
St. Lesa
Dier
Fron Hing
Hle
Gig Nis
York
Grace York
Lester's Busy Store and Glenwood Fepworth Birthday Social
Thursday's Daily reports a Pleasant birthday social hosted by the Fepworth League of the M. E. Church in Glenwood at Mr. and Mrs. John Link's home. Over 100 attendees contributed a penny per year of age in silk bags, raising a handsome sum. Leila Viromas and Bana Massey visit T. C. Bryson and family while Samnel Murray and family host guests near Niditown. Mrs. Kouaina King of Arcaniin Obie and Mrs. Sar Wroxel of Dayton visit Miss Meta Ludwis's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepworth League
M. E. Shurch
Glenwood
John Link
Iiss
Leila Viromas
Bana Massey
T.C. Bryson
Sanmimel Murray
Niditown
Kouaina King
Arcaniin
Obie
Sar Wroxel
Dayton
Meta Ludwis
Foley's Honey and Tar Card Refund Guarantee
A consumer assurance card stating druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent graver illnesses including pneumonia and consumption. Advertises six opiates and a yellow package. Signed McKennan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Refuse Institutes
McKennan & Son
Fire department quick to stop two flue fires today
This morning the fire department was called to Case's residence at Seven teenth street and Virginia avenue where a furnace flue started a basement fire. Smoke filled the cellar and flames issued from a hole in the flue before the chemical apparatus arrived. A short time later they were summoned to William Duncan's home on Western avenue where a crack in the flue let soot, smoke and flames into a garret. The chemical team again contained the blaze quickly and saved the properties from serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Seventeenth Street
Virginia Avenue
William Dungan
Western Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Name Him and Win Prophecy Prize
A fragmented political item discusses nominating a Republican candidate in the Sixth District. The text mentions a convention at Shelbsville in April and the ongoing uncertainty about who will be chosen, with observers claiming to know the outcome in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbsville
Kong
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Backache in Connersville
Connersville resident Lewis Dentlinger recommends Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. He reports relief from severe back pain, nighttime urination, and regularized secretions after using the remedy from Green Bros. drug store. Sold nationwide. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Doan
Connersvile
Lewis Dentlinger
Central Ave
Connersville
Tpd
Green Bros. Drug Store
Pries
Foster-Miburn
Daffvle
New York
United States
Down's
Candidates For Congress Rally Behind Moore In Fayette County
A local election preview notes six candidates for Congress and county delegations may shift after the state convention. Fayette county shows strong support for Moore based on his State Senate record, with voters wary of jeopardizing any candidate for state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Moore
Comnen
Moley’s Honey and Tur Remedy Declared Safe Under Law
Special announcement states Moley’s Honey and Tur for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults. Sr. O. McKennin & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moley
Sr. O. McKennin & Son
Everton visitors Charles Williams and Stephen Crandell call on friends
Charles Williams and Stephen Crandell from Everton visited yesterday calling on friends and at letide to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Stephen Crandell
Everton
Letide
Golden Medical Discovery advertised as liver and stomach tonic
The advertisement promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invigorator and stomach regulator using a glycerine fluid extract from native American plants. It asserts no alcohol and lists roots such as Golden Seal and Bloodroot with endorsements from named medical authorities and a mail offer for a free booklet and a postal-card reply.
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RK. Bartholow
J. D
Jefferson Med. College
Phila
HL. CG. Wood
Univ.of
Pao
Edwin M. Hale
M. D
Hahnemann Med
Calles Chicago
John King
M.D
Jno
M. Scudder
Laurence Johnson
Dept. Univ. of
N. Y
Finley Fellstegwood
Materia Medica
Bennett Medical College
Chicaro
Rlv. Pierce
Buffalo, Noy
Pierre
Golden Medical
Short Work Made of Conner Case
Thursday's Evening News reports the State vs. Conner trial ending with a not guilty verdict after a jury deliberation begun around six o'clock. Reuben Conner argued against the search warrant and ministers' roles, while Dr. Melkee rebuked applause for the defense and defended the warrant and ministers' conduct during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Ton Conner
Reuben Conner
Burkfurtle
Conners
Dia
Melkee
Tose
Hou Couper
Teotlea
Setoon
Conner Eall Buskabedan
Ee Kee
Hewie
Tee
Meo Conner
Convention Call Issued by County Republican Chairs
The Republican chairs of Fayette and Wayne counties announce a joint delegate convention in Shelbyville Indiana on April 9 1908 at noon. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Fred A Sims in 1906 with 31 total delegates. one delegate and one alternate per 200 votes and per excess 100 votes. Allen Wiles and I S Bowman sign for the county committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Wayne Counties
Indiana
Shelbyville
Sheibs
Wayne
Fred A. Sims
Indianapolis man with parents in Rushville visit
Rushville Democrat notes Manwell Miahbin of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents A. J. Madhin and Wills in Rushville city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Manwell Miahbin
Indianapolis
A. J. Madhin and
Wills
That City
Cheap living at Indiana college
Valparaiso University provides shelter and food for 25 cents a day in a plan described as a solution to high living costs. The program feeds students with meals, offers a bed, and claims substantial savings achieved over years, supporting more than 2,000 students with 62 professors and a large campus.
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Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Fac
Vidlitraise Universits
Goenibatib Dev Aie
Saeie
Ted Cod
Diane Flan
Torboyvard
Ertend
Vaiten
Neally
Subscribers urged to pay arrears by April 1 1908
The Times News Co warns subscribers in arrears for one year or more to remit immediately. No issues will be sent after April 1 1908 unless payments are made, or the paper will be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-News CO
Sprague Towboat Makes Record Tow to New Orleans
The Sprague, the largest towboat on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, left New Albany to reassemble its tow at the falls and make a record-breaking trip to New Orleans. The tow totals seventy-five bowls and barges with 2,625,000 bashels or 214,000,000 pounds, about 105,000 tons, equivalent to 500 freight cars or 200 trains at seventeen cars each, or one solid train nearly thirty miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Sprague
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Card of Uphantes Expresses Gratitude to Family and Friends
A heartfelt card thanks neighbors and friends at Columbia for kind deeds during illness and after the death of a beloved wife and mother. The message expresses deep gratitude from the family for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Oreston
Wool Lemes
Pamiely
Big Bargain for Mother Receives Your Uncle San Joyful News
Washington reports a government offer involving the Steel Trust and river harbor reform. Officials consider taking over property to extend federal authority, with a proposed price of 31 dollars. A Glenwood woman's son Willis York, believed dead, appears alive in a mistaken identity case.
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San
Washington
Odd
Wallen Tlarrison Studth
Pherais Co
The
Steel Trust
Dias
Michisaar
Michigan
Steeh Trust
Bas
van Rivers
Hiv Bors
Funeral for Cameron Bray Held at Main Street Church
The funeral for Cameron Bray took place at the Main Street Church in East Connersville yesterday at two o'clock. Rev. John Machlan delivered the sermon and reflected on the life of the deceased and lessons for the living. Flowers were abundant and pallbearers included Wilbur Sanders, O. P. Morris, John F. Snyder, Elsworth Enos, Ed Wenger, and Melvin Powers. Services at the grave were under the Modern Woodmen order, with interment at Springer sville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Bray
Main Street
Connersville
John Machlan
Wilbur Sanders
O. P. Morris
John F. Snyder
Elsworth Enos
Ed Wenger
Melvin Powers
Order of Modern Woodmen
Springersville Cemetery
Minstrel Show Planned by Local Committee
A committee appointed by the Connersville district plans to stage a minstrel show within the coming months. The group will report its decision to the laws and public action is anticipated to move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Dias
Inventive Woman Makes a Fortune in Bed Invention
Mrs Olive Woolen of Franklin gains wealth from an invalid's bed invention. Reported offers reach $80,000 from Western capitalists, though she has not sold the patent and weighs forming a company. The bed claims ease and comfort for patients, aiding care at home.
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Franklin
Olive Woolen
Waglen
Woo. Woolen
Thomas Woolen
Indiana
Woolen
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Lester
Beck
National Pure Food and Drug Law
Conner Case
Ty-Efour
Allen Wiles
Republican County Central Committee
Payette County
Bowman
Wayne County
Indica
DR. King’s
Rex
Lewis Ashworth
Indiana College
Mouimed
Wednesdis's Evening News
Grewgor
Pennie York
Willis York
Louis
Kevn Machlan
Tavialids
Bears
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