Local Greencastle items note repairs and social events
A Greencastle column reports Miss Mattie Crouch ill and Mrs. Whitcomb to sing at the Opera House next Monday. Notes include repairs needed on Locust Street, residents at Kentland Indiana, W Buffington back from Chicago, and Miss Ross to sing at College Avenue Church. Also mentions tax payments, court terms, a fatality in Indianapolis, and local progress on roads, schools, and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Whitcomb
Opera House
Will Hazelett
Vermilion County
M. A. Jones
Jonathan Birch
Smith
Gep
Vennor
A.A
T. L. Dean
Indianapolis
Miss Ross
College Avenue Church
Joe F. Grogan
Terre Haute
Putnam Circuit Court
Coffey
Notice of Enduring Confidence in a Gold Watch
Major Grimmsky praises A BR Brattin of Greencastle Indiana for a heavy hunting case stem winding gold watch he bought over seven years ago. The watch has never failed and still looks like new. Grimmsky extends best wishes for Brattin’s continued business and life success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gostorr
Inptaxa
A. BR. Brattin
Greencastle
Ind
Jas, Grimsley
Memorial for Daniel Brewer a Pioneer of Coatsville
Daniel Brewer a 97 year old pioneer resident of Coatsville died on Saturday and was buried at Mt. Carmel Church on Monday afternoon. The Republican city primary convention is set for next Friday evening with ward sites at Court House Renick Curtis Co s shop and the engine house. Curtis & Co. has deeded about 25 000 of real estate to his three sons Simpson Alexander and Albert. The paper notes its low subscriber count and many dead heads in its farewell to readers. A tramp was caught stealing clothes on South Locust street and handed to authorities after a chase led by Nathan janitor at the third ward school and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
A. M. Wyett
Vincent Day
Floyd Township
W. G. Burnett
Crews
Stone
Osborn
White
Indianapolis
Wa Acallis
Priest School
Ross
Presbyterian Church
Seminary Street
College Avenue
Daniel Brewer
Coatsville
Mt. Carmel Church
Court House
Renick, Curtis & Co
Engine House
Geur
Andrew M. Lockridge
Recorder’s Office
Simpson
Alexander
Albert
Republican
Nathan
Third Ward
Columbus Black
South Locust Street
Black
J.P. Allen
Allen
Tramp
Brandon
Burglary suspects held for Putnam Circuit Court trial
Eight men named Reed Leary Lynch Ford Smith Brannan Harrigan Warren appeared before Squire Pritchard after a Carpentersville burglary. They pleaded not guilty and were held on $100 bail each, sent to Sheriff Brandon for the April term. Also a Keokuk man’s fiancé died suddenly after an embrace. heart disease suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garver
Carpentersville
Squire Pritchard
George Reed
James Leary
John Lynch
Edwin Ford
Robert Smith
Michael Brannan
James Harrigan
Frank Warren
Noble Army of Tramps
Brandon
Putnam Circuit Court
Patent fence pitch and local shop offers excite Bainbridge readers
The piece notes a patent fence scheme that failed to impress farmers and collected about $50 in a local gathering. It lists B F Hays & Co stock updates in spring goods and tailor offerings. Also mentions Mrs Maloney of Bainbridge teaching writing and crafts, a theater review of Mrs Joshua Whitcomb, and millinery trends at Bruce's with broad local interest.
Wanted girl for general house work in city
Classified notices mix with ads and reminders. A help wanted ad seeks a girl for general house work addressed to Mrs A R Brattin on East Washington street. The page also promotes sewing machines, corsets, millinery, menswear, and a gravel road meeting, with local merchants urging shoppers to compare prices at Becks, Frank Hays and Trade Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Brattin
East Washington Street
New Spring Stock Arrives at Burnett’s Opera House
Daily fresh stock arriving at Burnett’s Opera House building. New imported spring jackets praised as very latest. Ladies urged to inspect. Frank Hays advertises Turkey Red Table Linen at 69 cents. G W Corwin offers fast color prints and a choice line at Frank Hays Trade Emporium East Side Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hays
East Side Square
F. A. Hays
Trade Emporium
Burnett
Opera House
G. W. Corwin
Prank Hays Trade Emporium
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Allen's Drug Store
Pspiaxarouisano Sr
RatRoap
iSam
Jol Br. Louis Vandalia Diaxapoli Bicoward
LN W
SAM’ Sicatherwood
Lovuisvittr
New
Axuaaxy
Sprene Eneeesen, Ay Freight
Ca. M. Oor
M. A. Johnson
Gay
Mattie Crouch
Dr. Fisk
Russellville
Sey Locust Street
Geo. Hathaway
Kentland
Ser
W. Buffington
Chicago
Amanda Mark
Clara Pfeiffenberger
Christie’s Shoe Store
Washington Street
National Bank
Hillis
Marshall
County of
Putnam
Indiana
Mel. McHlaffie
Forest Home
Stilesville
Black Frank
Trotters
Cady
Frank Landers
Roscoe
Jim Nebro
Snooks
George Poulson
Columbus
C. W. Talburt
New York
Shipley
Philadelphia
Sar. F. Barwick
Hathaway Block
Mar. L. Louis
Bainbridge
Major Grimmsky
Keokuk
Iowa
B. F. Hays & CC
B. I. Hays & CO
Maloney
Bainbadge
Joahua Whitcomb
Our City
Keziah
Buffalo Courier
Bruce's
M. C. Fee
Sarah E. Holmes
James H. Hurst
Sallie . Talbott
Mary Jf. Cooper
Allie Applegate
J. I. Hill
BECK
Cheap Cash
Cheap
Priest’s Schoolhouse
Joan R. Gorpon
D. C. Cire
H. C. Buiack
Rost. N. Priest
Cuas
W. Dicks
O. G. Honparp
Trade Palace
Dickson
I. A. Hays
Board of Trustees
Forest Hill Cemetery
Potter's Field
Corwin's
Tom
Missouri
Cit
John T. Craig
Surf
G. W. Corwin’s
Cian
G. W.corwin
HS. Renick & CO
Dayton Champion Steel
Mishawaka
Clean Corner Store
Poston
Co. W. Talburt
Cory Public Square
Jacob Bicknell
Levy
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