Local and Personal News and Notices
Pay the printer. Williard Lawrence and family spent Monday in Kokomo. Thad Speece of Kokomo spent Tuesday with friends in Galveston. Jesse Buchannon sues Wm. Harness for slander in 10000 dollars. A letter from Sergeant Fred Davis in Cuba will appear next issue. Lawrence and Shaffer visited Cassville Monday. A child’s finger caught in a clothes wringer. salvage possible. An Honest Medicine for La Grippe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Me. sold by Z U Loop.
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Thad Speece
Kokomo
Galveston
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
Z. U. Loop
Local Notes and Odds and Ends from Kokomo and Galveston
J A Rodibaugh and wife spent Monday in Kokomo. Miss Marie Dunning of Kokomo is the guest of Galveston friends. Roy Hyatt won a lamp guessing game with 686 seeds in a pumpkin that held 687. Thomas Whitfield Co Chicago's old druggist recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe and pneumonia prevention.
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Marie Dunning
Kokomo
Galveston
Roy Hyatt
Mckinney Bros
Hyatt
Thomas Whitfield & Co
Wabashaw
Corner
Jackson Sr
Chicago
Z. U. Loop
Local notices and classifieds from Kokomo News item
Mrs John Miller spent Thursday in Kokomo. F Lawrence and wife of Poplar Grove visited their son Willard Lawrence. Leave watches at Williard Lawrence barbershop for repair by T J Fawcett. James Crawford bought Charles Newcomer property near the public school for 1000 dollars. Gale Richards ill at grandparents home improving. Wanted trustworthy persons to manage office work with 900 yearly salary. Bertha Lines of Galveston burned by carbolic acid at M M Cook home. resting but in great pain. Kokomo News February 17.
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Gale
Ora Richards
Herbert EH. Hess
Prest
Dept. M
Chicago
Bertha Lines
Galveston
Kokomo News
Fares to Philadelphia and New York via Pennsylvania Lines
Tickets to Philadelphia and New York cost no more via Washington than via the direct Pennsylvania System route. Passengers may enjoy ten days stopover at the National Capitol via Washington, with a further ten days for New York bound travelers at Philadelphia. For rates, times, and details contact the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent or W. W. Richardson in Indianapolis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
National Capitol
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr Z Us Loop Office Hours and Local Notices
A column of local notices lists Dr Z Us Loop as a physician with office hours 12 to 3 30 and 6 to 8 pm Sundays 8 to 9 30 am and 4 to 4 pm entrance by side door. It also mentions Harvey Thomas breaking his left arm playing football, visitors from Stuttgart Arkansas, a man named Howard in town drunk on juice, the first issue of the Methodist Bulletin edited by Geo L Woody, plus an advertised call for solicitors to sell The Story of the Philippines with author notes and agency terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Bulletin
Geo. L. Woody
Galveston Enterprise
Ctive Solicitors
Governmient
Outfit
F. T. Barber
Sec’y
Star Insurance
Chicago
Ten Days at Washington Tickets to Philadelphia Exud
Ten days at Washington exud tickets to Philadelphia and New York via Washington may be used for ten days stop over in the capital. Available at Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents with same fares as direct Philadelphia and New York routes. If two cent fare laws lower fares by one third, railways argue for one third tax reductions.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
National Capital
Pennsylvania
Mardi Gras Excursion Fares To New Orleans Birmingham And Mobile
Pennsylvania Lines offers low fare Mardi Gras excursion tickets to New Orleans Birmingham and Mobile for Feb 13 and 14 with return by Feb 28. Information on rates and train times available from nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent. Also notes Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago as a major catalogue retailer with extensive growth and strong credit.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Pennsylvania Lines
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Line
Logansport Man Buys Bevington Confectionery Restaurant
Joe Clark of Logansport purchases the restaurant and confectionery owned by S P Bev ington. Will Haworth remains in charge of the business at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Clark
Logansport
S. P. Bevington
Will Haworth
School News and Student Activities Report
Eber Ballard visited the school on Friday and visits by Mrs ZU Loop Miss Filla Meteau and Miss Dunning from Koko occurred. The Third Year praises the Galveston Sun and plans for an athletic association for boys over fourteen. The First and Second Year debated expansion of U S territory. A net work of wraps connected cloak room formed by the boys. The winter term will be tax supported until next Thursday. Several girls visited the High School room. A Browning lecture at the Universalist church benefited attendees. A First Year High School boy Harvey, injured playing football, broke his left arm and is under care awaiting rapid improvement.
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Harvey ‘Ho
A. Loop
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F, H, Beall
THE
F. Thomas & Co
Williard Lawrence
Hodgen
P. O
Jesse Buchannon
Wm. Harness
Fred Davis
Cuba
la Grippe
Fred Paulous
J. A. Rodibaugh
Conner
Hogen
Ptore
Indiana
John Miller
F. Lawrence
Poplar Grove
Willard Lawrence
T. J. Fawcett
James Crawford
Charles Newcomer
Scott
Ersollion
Scott & Bowne
Dr. Z. Us Loop
Harvey Thomas
Lindsey Thomas
Thriday
Anna Daggett
Little Son
Stutgart, Arkansas
F. M. Morrison
Howard
Lincoln
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ney
Montgoners Ward & Co
United State
Agenci
Misses’ & Children’s
F. H. Thomas
Eber Ballard
Dr ZU Loop
Filla Meteau
la i
Miss Dunning
Koko
Galveston Sun
Miss Bell
Territory
United States
Ida Galbreath
Robert Browning
Universalist Church
Selz Shoes
SELZ
Malta
John Deere
Hamilton
New Deal
Imperial
Oliver Steel
Hayes’ Corn
Deere Corn Planter
Hamilton Corn
Queensware
Bevington’s
S. P. Bevington, Indiana
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