Mellott rider tops silver medal contest and events
Eveurage leads boys to a silver medal contest while Mellott is billed for a horse show on Saturday June 7. Fresh made bread at Wm Dennis grocery. Mrs Wash Smith of Danville visits sister Mrs Jack McCoy. O M Gardner Mellott visits city for school matters. Loeb stores offer ready made ladies wear and table textiles. Frank Hicks of Indianapolis guests of E H Nebeker. Dr Myers refutes smallpox diagnosis in Petty case. Memorial services affect M E church schedule with evening services only.
The New Coliseum Gardens Opens May 31 in Chicago
The Coliseum building on Wabash Avenue in Chicago will host a new summer garden blending cafe service a grand stage and elevated promenade. Geo S Wood leads management with a plan inspired by European and American summer gardens featuring vaudeville acts concert numbers and panoramic entertainment on a quiet distraction free stage. Opening night promises a fashionable and important event with extensive decor and furnishings at low prices advertised by The Leader.
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Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Geo. S. Wood
The Locust Arrives In The Leader Notice
The Seventeen year locust is again at hand on schedule. Its loud voice will soon be heard. For up to date goods, visit The Leader in every department.
New Presbyterian Pastor Named From Wabash College
The Rev. Van Neys of Franklin, about 22 and unmarried, a Wabash graduate, has been secured as the new Presbyterian pastor. He comes highly recommended. His first sermon will be one week from next Sunday. Strawberries Are Ripe. Hustling berrymen Frank Beaty, E. D. Donaldson, Merry man Bros., and M. M. Morgan market their strawberries with an abundant crop expected this year. Each of these boys is deserving of success.
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van Neys
Franklin
Wabash
Frank Beaty
E. D. Donaldson
Merryman Bros
M. M. Morgan
Barbara McDonald
Julia V. Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee
Wis
German Young Woman’s Union
Young Woman’s Union
Change of Firm at George White Restaurant
C. E. Blythe has purchased the George White restaurant and is now in charge. Mr. Blythe is a hustler and we wish him success. Embroideries laces allovers appliques insertings and other trimmings in large variety at Loeb's store.
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C. E. Blythe
George White
Mr. Blythe
Loeb’s
Estray Pony Described for Reward in Marshfield
A light bay pony aged six, 850 pounds, with a black mane and tail, a star on the forehead, a blemish on the left hip, and a shoulder brand is sought by H. S. Messmore for a reward. Contact Marshfield at phone 244.
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H. S. Messmore
Phone
Marshfield
Grocer Arrested for Selling Impure Coffee in Ohio
John L. Schuster of Dayton faces trial June 2 on Pure Food charges for selling Arbuckle’s Ariosa Coffee glazed to appear pure. State officials defend glazing as masking defects and plan strong legal representation. The case draws interest from grocers as similar actions may follow. A Maple City Soap trial is also advertised.
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Dayton
Ohio
John L. Schuster
Arbuckle
Pure Food Department of
Pure Food and Dairy
Joseph H. Blackburn
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Jack McCoy
O. M.gardner
Frank Hicks
Indianapolis
E.H. Nebeker
Dr. Myers
M. E. Church
Coliseum Gardens
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Iowa Central Railway
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State of
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W. E. Livengond
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Otice
Circuit Court of
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John B. Martin
Colorado
A. Andrews
Santa Fe
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George Williams
Union City
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