Local and Personal News Roundup
Miss Elsie Thomas visits Kokomo friends Monday. Mrs Ellen Fultz of Kokomo visits Galveston friends. U B Ladies Aid lunch at Lawrence Geeting’s sale November 21, 1901. Steves Bevington sends out 1 2 per day. Mrs Emma Litchler of Chicago visits her parents George and Mrs Stevens. KEPNER KELLER'S offers staple and fancy groceries. Oma Stewart and Wm Addington visit Rushville friends. Compare furniture prices then visit John Thomas to save money. D A Zehring teaches at Macedonia for George Shirk home illness. Rathbone Sisters plan a play All The Comforts of Home at Red Men’s Hall first Saturday night in December.
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Red Men's Hall
Rathbone Sisters
Galveston
Young America
Sim Goldsberry
Sawtown
Millinery at Thanksgiving Prices in Logansport
Logansport notes a big fire destroying the flouring mill of Obenchain & Boyer and the First Presbyterian church, with the Baptist church sustaining damage. Estimated total loss reaches 50,000 dollars. The Amin v Howard trial in malice trespass adjourned for consideration. Howard fined 1 dollar with 5 dollars damage and costs. A work accident at the M E church injures D. N. Shaner.
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Logansport
Obenchain & Boyer
First Presbyterian Church
Alvin Amin
Mr. Howard
Board of Trade
Squire Symons
Howard
Amin
West End Bakery Ad Promotes Oysters and Cannons
An old style bakery advertorial by Fred Paulus, proprietor, invites patrons to visit West End Bakery with bold claims of full measure and satisfaction when buying a quart of oysters, urging readers to come and hear cannons roar.
Local notices and upcoming events in Logansport area
Will Garrison returns to clerking at H. Thomas store. W H Sprinkle, David Hull and Henderson Fickle visit Logansport. Frank Smith works as freight brakeman making trips on freights Sunday and Monday. George Mc Williams and wife plan moving to Halstead Kansas. Kangaroo Calf workshop promotes durability. Klondyke Social at I O O F hall November 14 with free supper box. Civil Service exams announced for March and April nationwide. about 9 588 people hired last year. 10 000 expected this year. salaries $660 to $1200. information from Columbia Correspondence College in Washington DC.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
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C.F. Thomas & CO
Anna Simmons
H. Parsons
J. H. Parsons
Standard House
Dearhern St
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Moor
G. W. Con
Stafford Press
Church St
New Haven, Canan
Walton
W. E. Armstrong
Enyart
Elsie Thomas
Kokomo Friends
Ellen Fultz
Kokomo
U. B. Ladies Aid
Lawrence Geeting
Steves Bevington
Emma Litchler
George Stevens
Kepner & Keller's
Oma Stewart
Wm. Addington
Rushville
John Thomas
D. A. Zehring
Macedonia
George Shirk
M. E
D. N. Shaner
H. S. Fickle
Loop’s
Harvey Gray
South Bend
Maggie Jump
Lincoln
James T. Brown
Indianapolis
Kepner & Keller
W. H. Hart
L. E. Miller
Cutler
S. P. Bevington
Frank Logan
Kansas
Frank
James Forth
Howard County Line
Igor
Retale
Georgia
Bloomington
West End Bakery
Fred Paulus
Boas
Ailor
F. A. Thomas
Loop's
Will Garrison
H. Thomas
Messrs
W. H. Sprinkle
David Hull
Henderson Fickle
Frank Smith
George McWilliams
Halstead
I. O. O. F. Hall
Meat Market
International
the International Tailoring Co
New York
United States
Kepner & Keller’s
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