Missing Miss Carrie Stanglemier Rumors Sweep Lafayette
Miss Carrie Stanglemier, 19, living with Dr. W. E. Stone in Lafayette since January, vanished Sunday night after staying at the house all day. A note read to her family and detectives have not located her. Dr. Stone says she showed no despondence and left no possessions behind. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Stanglemier, live near Attica.
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Lafayette
Carrie Stanglemier
W. E. Stone
Carrie
Miss Stanglemier
Lewis F. Stanglemier
Attica
Dr. Stone
Dentist Edward J Martin Promises Quick, Pain-Free Tooth Save
The ad urges prompt dental care to preserve natural teeth and reduce later costs. It claims painless methods and foresight, noting today’s easy fixes may be impossible later, and invites patients in Covington, Indiana.
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Edward J Martin
Covington, Ind
Local Notes From Covington and Nearby Towns
A collage of brief items from Covington and nearby areas includes visits, travels and social updates. F M Hilderbrand and H C Yount visit Indiana areas, Ed Collard visits Covington from Danville, Maud Baker and Mary Cardiff travel to Oakwood and Crawfordsville, and Purdue visitors Lee Duncan and Frank Fils stop in. The infant Koontz child is buried. Rev Knox from Indianapolis to lead Presbyterian revival services. Advertisements urge wool trade at Loebs store and promote Plastico as house weaving aid. Percheron stallions Royal and Benardin offered by Fountain and Warren Breeding Company. Feley's Honey and Tar endorsed for coughs and lung issues.
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Covington
Royal
Benardin
Fountain and Warren Breeding Company
C. B. Hull
McCabefarm
Prescott Grove Cemetery
Ind
Marriage License Notices Provided
Dexter Young and Maggie Watson. Chas A. Stonebraker and Grace Ray. Ross DeHaven and Gusta Hendrix.
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Dexter Young and
Maggie Wat
Chas A. Stonebraker
Grace Ray
Ross DeHaven
Gusta Hendrix
Dr Cook Lectures On Literature And Life
Dr. Cook of Crawfordsville will lecture at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the G A R hall in this city on Literature and Life. All are invited to attend.
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Cook
Crawfordsville
G. A. R. Hall
Colored Unions Meet Leaders in Anticipated Rematch
The Colored Unions of Danville will face the Leaders here next Sunday. The same team defeated the Leaders soundly last season and a close contest is expected.
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Danville
Old Soldiers Meeting for Decoration Day Arrangements
All veterans are requested to meet at the Grand Army hall next Tuesday evening to plan Decoration Day and address other matters. Attend and show support. Dont waste money on imitations of Rocky Mountain Tea. Get the genuine Madison Medicine Co. A great family remedy. 35cts. Lee Allen.
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Grand Army Hall
Madison Medicine Co
Lee Allen
Enjoying a boom in the town of Cates
A year of growth follows Rush coal mine activity as about 20 new buildings rise. Key figures include O D Miller and John Gilmore with shops and a two story building for hardware and heavy machinery. A liquor license petition faces strong local opposition. John H Babb, a real estate man, promotes property and helps buyers.
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Cates
Snoddy
O. D. Miler
Muller
Woodman
Sam Allen
W. A. Summers
J. W. Lindley
John Gilmore
John H. Babb
John
Death of William Cole shocks city community
William Cole, a long time city resident and carpenter, died in the early hours after suffering stomach cramps following a day at work. He was about 45, leaves a widow and two daughters. The funeral will be Saturday at 9:30 from the family home on East Crockett Street.
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William Cole
Carpenter
Theodore Koebler
Stout
Mr. Cole
Mr Cole
East Crockett Street
Knights of Pythias District Meeting at Veedersburg
District K of P event on May 13 at Veedersburg with a large program including Rathbone speakers and Sisters attendance. Details cover committees, lodges in eight district counties, public meeting at 2:30 pm, banquet, toasts, and responses from state officers and local leaders.
Death of Mrs Olive Oliphant in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Mrs Olive Oliphant wife of T J Oliphant died in Cedar Rapids Iowa on Monday April 28 1902 at 1 20 pm from winter cholera Her husband and eight year old son and her mother mourn her loss Born near Covington Indiana June 13 1873 she was known for a bright kindly character The funeral was to be held at her childhood home with friends paying respects The article includes a devotional poem and an advertisement for Electric Bitters and Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Olive Oliphant
T. J.oliphant
Olive
Covington
Ind
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Carrie Stranglemier
J. H. Sailor
Covington, Indiana
cComas
N. E. Cor
Covington Banking Company
Co. Yount
Washington Street
M. E. Church
Wiser F. Stilwell
Attorney AT Law
Oand Notary Public
Oney To Loan
Best Insurance Companies
East Side Public Square
Arter’s
Go B. Martin
Northeast Corner
Public Square
P. Lewis
Attorney AT Laws
Indiana
Allen’s Block
N. Voliva
Newtown
Romer Sewell
Wm. A. Young. Young
James H.tipton
East Main Street
Ills
Buffalo Exposition
Oke-Hale
PRC
Chicago House Wrecking CO
West 35Th and Free Sts
Exposition Grounds
Chicago
Ill
Blffala
Omentandiya Denese
Rocky Mountain
Avery Oor Salety
Att Bruggiste
Eila
Boval, Medicine CO
J. P. Price
F. M. Hilderbrand
H. C. Yount
Indianapolis
Ed. Collard
Otto Jewell
Cayuga
Loeb’s
Lee Duncan
Frank Fils
Purdue
Joseph Koontz
Mary Cardiff
Maud Herzog
Harry Board
Omaha
Clyde
John Lively
Mellett
Mr. Lively
Rev. Knox
Presbyterian Church
Knox
Buckner’s Drug Store
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Feley
Geo. D. Cook
Dr. Cook
Will Cole
Foley
Pythias
Veedersturg
W. P. Hert
K. of P
Rathbone
Sisters of This Place
Geo H. Trinkle
C. C. McClure
S. J. Newlip
B. B. Young
C. E. Osborn
Harry Wertz
William Burgner
W. B. Gray
R. D. Culver
Fountain County
Kingman
Tidal
Saturn
Covington R. C
Logan
Acme
Silverwood
Spring Hill
Veedersburg
Red Stone
Hillsboro
Hetfield
Tippecanoe County
Curran
Tippecanoe
Battle Ground
Wayne
West Point
Sheffield
Dayton
Benton County
Oxford
Prairie
Fowler
Triangle
Boswell
Earl Park
Ambia
Warren County
Achilles
Pine Village
Falls
Williamsport
Warren
West Lebanon
Sherman
Carbondale
Public Meeting
Opera House
Covington Band
O. P. Warren
Chas. A. Bookwalter
C. C
Daisy Warren
Harry B. Smith
Briz
A. R
Lesa Ott
The
Rathbone Sisters
Mabel Teague
G. I
McNeill
Sheaf
E. R. Helms
C. FR. &. Neal
R. D. Gookins
W. P. Whitney
Ideal Knight
Darie E. Storms
P. G. C. Overture
Castle Hall
Spring Hill Loage
R. A. Brown
State of the Order
Frank Bow— Era,g. K.of
R.&s
the Good of the Order
Merrill E
Our Sisters
John W. McCardle
P.C.C
Oar Brothers
Chas. A. Tindall
G.V.C
W. C. Brandenburg
T. J. Oliphant
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