Lost and found notices and rail ticket sale offer
A collection of small notices includes a cash loss at Fourth and Main, a lost item reward near Piney, a colonist rail ticket sale from Lee offering reduced rates to western states with stopovers, and a Bank of Owl safe cracked in South McAlester with valuables taken and explosives used in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raths Wiest
Krom
T. Lee
Wek i. B
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
Kor Fielder
WD. Davies
Bae
South McAlester
Bank of Owl
Mive Charg Ag
Glaser and Hildebrand Claim City Championship
Glaser and Hildebrand won the city two man championship at the Star Week Inn by defeating Arnold and Quackenbush in a five game series. Glaser totaled .008 and Hildebrand 15s, with the final scores and individual tallies recorded in the complete scorecard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaser
Tildebrand
Starwlys
Arnold
Quackenbush
Arnokt
ASL
GE Quackennish Lg
Jone Nan
Zoe
Show Troupe Moves Postponed To Next Wednesday
A message from Zanesville states the game is postponed due to impossibility of attendance this afternoon. The Joshine Simpkins Co. left New York for Butville to join Wallan Corder and others in plumbing fittings. right now plans shift to the next Wednesday date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahold
Zanesville
Ness
Joshine Simpkins Co
Nu Torkity
Byestile
Horse Sale Promises Seventy-Five Matches at Local Grounds
Mauve bo signals a major horse sale with up to seventy five animals from Indiana and neighboring counties. Manager Adams notes carload purchases push total horses offered to seventy five for the upcoming sale at the tiv grounds. Dr Shoop rheumatism book offer appears in local notice along with illness updates for William Parsons and Poe Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Indiana
Crumley Leaves Coehoeton After Two Years of Ministry
Crumley announces planned departure from Coehoeton after over two years of tenure. He reflects on the friends and relationships formed, credits faithful work, and says he will be missed in new church and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reerer
John
John Myers
New Baeford
Coshocton
Fines Assessed For Poker Game At Oak Hotel
Mayor's office reports increased fines after a poker game in the Oak Hotel building Sunday. Dan Lama and S. Iliser face charges. Lama failed to appear at city hall while Iliser may get a hearing for selling intoxicants. Police seek Daf Ne, who disappeared. Candy cold tablets and Mrs. Austin's Pancakes are advertised in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Iliser
Oak Hotel
Plasterers Move to Organize Local Union
Plasterers in the city initiate steps to form a local branch of the International Plasterers Union at Central Labor hall. Ed Judd is temporary chairman and Joseph Wright the temporary secretary as a follow up meeting is planned for Wednesday to seek a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasterers Union
Neat
Trades Council
Central Labor Hall
International Plasterers” Union
Bricklagers and Masons
Ed, Judd
Joseph Wright
Charles Kissner
John Holmes
C. A Cramblett
Pony Roberts
Ed Judd
Mrs Alexander Dead In Crafton Obituary Note
The Pittsburg Times reports obituary notices for Annie E Alexander wife of the late William Alexander. Funeral from Belevedere street Crafts on at 2:30 pm with services at St Philip’s Roman Catholic church. Also notes moving notices for Henry Fisher and Henry Rohrig and a derailment incident near Eldridge Higgins Building with Dennison crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cashacton
Ohio
Annie E. Alexander
William Alexander
Belevedere Street
Crafton
St. Phillip’s
Alexander
Kirby
Afflicted Rutledge Hurt in Traction Engine Crash
Gilbert Rutledge was injured in a traction engine accident west of town. Roscoe improves slowly and, if weather permits, will be moved home to Mrs. Haines near Mescos in a few days. The Nosker home takes Rutledge for care at a hospital. Mrs. Nosker has no sore hand, Hervil Nosker is ill, and a daughter has a head gathering with fever. A new clerk has joined Peacock's. W A Guthrie, from near Mound, will work at Peacock's shop store after schooling in Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Rutledge
Roscoe
Peacock's
W. A Guthrie
Mound
Keene
Peacock’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fountain Dry Goods Co
Madras
Imperial Taffet
Criterion
Alby
Glaser & Hildebrand
Whel Phiy Tonagie
Wallan Corder
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
William Parsons
Fast Chevtatt Street
Poe
Pomerene
Sevittal
Crumley
Bond
Firut
Kohn Bros
Chicago
Main St
Forbes
Zaro
Shoop
C. &. Anderson
Mrs. Austin
Ask
Your Graces
Dr. Hutton
The
International Union
Rippeth
Coronet
Pratt & Lampert
Orr, Dean & Barry
Gray Hardware Co
H. A. Wolfe
Frey Lady
Mrs. Alexander
Henry Fisher
Marion
Henry Rohrig
Indwood
Ind
Eldridge-Higgins
Dennison
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