Ends Hunt For Rich Girl
A man ends his search for a wealthy wife after meeting a woman who uses Electric Bitters. she proves unexpectedly persuasive and strong willed.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
6
A man ends his search for a wealthy wife after meeting a woman who uses Electric Bitters. she proves unexpectedly persuasive and strong willed.
Ida Weaver guest of Miss Gusta Collignon on Sunday. Lizzie Pfeiffer returns from St. Wendel visiting Rev. James Pfeiffer. Rube Wirthwein of Rockport spent Sunday here. Celia Bauer leaves for Ferdinand then Louisville for extended stay. Leo Verne hosted a friend. showmakers from Ferdinand and Crooked Creek visit Main Street. Seven boys and four girls received first communion. Star Band played all day. Collignon birthday celebrated with music and refreshments. Patron feast and 47th church anniversary observed. St Boniface Mens Society held annual deasts. Spring skits planned for June 6 at the new city hall with major acts and Star Band performances. Curtain at 2:30 pm. all invited.
Last Friday ordinations occurred at St Meinrad with many priests listed for various orders. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony. The St Meinrad Brava Band plans a June 16 social and three act German comedy at the school grounds. Ed A Sturm returns from Louisville Dental College ready to practice. The Milwaukee Mrs Mary Merten is visiting briefly. A Kost dance at Kosts hall drew a crowd and Chas Kost builds a new residence. Mike Trotter and son Alois visited Huntingburg Monday and returned Tuesday.
Schnellenberger and Kost showcase a large display featuring straw hate laewne pongees and jewelry in their show window. Patrons are advised to view the exhibit.
Local residents report weekend visits across towns including Celestine Kellerville Jasper and Indianapolis. Events include a Grand National Park dance June lth with the Dubois Star Orchestra and a first holy communion service. The Dubois Red Sox defeated the Crystal Sliders 7 to 6 with Bill Harder’s pitching the highlight.
Mr and Mrs John Limp made a business trip to Huntingburg on Wednesday. Jacob Bartley was in Huntingburg on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Bartley and children of Trelamdil visited Sunday. Walter Neuman and Carl Kreke of Heninggburg are associated with a Wood project. Miss Rosa Schurtz left for Leouis Willy Sandis to remain some time. Louis Bretz made a business trip to St Anthony Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Bartley and children visited Sunday. Misses Christina and Tillie Limp spent Sunday at St Marks, guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Schuhmacher. Oscar Bische of St Anthony passed through en route to attend to a girl in Bretzburg. Basil Shafer and Ben Rohiman of St Marks spent last Sunday nearby.
Miss Laura and Louina Chieesken return from Hamilton Ohio. Rev M Wagner attended his brother's funeral in Louisville. Mixa Bertha Bockting Mrs Andy Gogel and Linus Spayd visited Ferdinand on business. Mrs Jos Thoma and granddaughter Esther visit Evansville. Engagements announced Mina Geesken to Robert Lindauer Bertha Bockting to Linus Spayd. Wedding dance announced at Dilgers hall Wednesday. Mrs Jos Yellig visits Evansville. Cubs defeat Johnsburg State 9 to 4 in fast game here.
Mitchell shines with 14 strikeouts and six hits allowed as Penner and Hollander spark the offense. Hollander hits a home run in the sixth, highlighting the game. Manager Jose Yellig lands Lamar Giante for a game next Sunday.
Friday service announced for the Aotes church with Paul Wapner listed and Jos. M mentioned in connection.
Mrs Henry Haake visits Pell City with her mother. Jos Mueller and sisters join an ordination at St Meinrad. John L. Tanke, Valparaiso graduate, heads to Chicago for a pharmacist job. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, or attend banquets and K of P initiation in Jasper and Crooked Creek Valley.
After a frightful coughing spell in Neenah Wisconsin a man felt sharp pains and doctors found two ribs broken. The ad touts King’s New Discovery claiming it saves time from coughing and fights colds and lung weakness with a free trial bottle offer through local druggists.
The Washington Letter reports on McCabe facing pressure from various groups to weaken meat inspection tests. Congress member Nelson cites orders to pass partly diseased carcasses, as the beef trust and others seek to influence policy while President Taft remains silent.
Local ads urge readers to buy spring fertilizer from Ben Bolte & Sons and cultivators from Beckmanns. Lawn mowers offered by Joe G Beckmann, with two car loads on hand. Joe Leinenbach sold his meat market stake to Andy Voges. A Snyder's Hall dance in Huntingburg next Tuesday with a special Ferdinand train. Born Suits marketed by Joe Q Daunhauer, and the Banner Orchestra enjoyed a well attended dance with visitors from Huntingburg.
Southern Railway offers greatly reduced round trip tickets to premier western North Carolina resorts including Asheville Waynesville Balsam Hot Springs Black Mountain Ridgecrest Hendersonville Lake Toxaway and Brevard with illustrated booklets describing hotels and travel details. Officials in Louisville Evansville St Louis and others distribute the materials and rate information.
An advertisement offers buggy or carriage paints in quarts or pints in nine colors from J. H. Beckmann and Sauer. The note urges readers to call for details on the products and pricing.
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