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Local notices and social updates span Indianapolis to Cincinnati
Mrs. W. Wright spent Friday in Indianapolis. John Nesbitt transacted business at Seymour Saturday. Lee Donnell & Son offer a clearance sale with fifty cent shoes at twenty five cents. Various visits to Indianapolis Cincinnati Greenfield and Columbus shade this week. Wages rise for eighty thousand Pittsburg workers per the Cincinnati Enquirer. The Standard reports community events, court adjournments, temperance notes, and local commerce with multiple named residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nesbitt
Seymour
Lee Donnell & Son
Eva Hazelrigg
Indianapolis
Frank
Oscar Hearne
Cincinnati
Charley Hamilton
Elwood
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gertrude Bartlow
Greenfield
E. F. Corbett
John Mowrer
Louis Zoller
Ed Lanham
Bedford
Livy Hamilton
Winnie Crume
Jock Alexander
Perry C. Lynch
Adams
Will Cumback
Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Chris Horstman
Saltcreek Township
Horstman
New York Times
United States of America
George W. Stout
Mr. Stout
Gen. Wallace
H. M. Thomson
Brigston
England
Standard
J. HK. Caskey
Big Four Railway Co
Willard Hale
Caskey
Donnell & Son
Seth Donnell
Will C. Woodfill
Stewart
W. B. Smitha
Indianapoli
Western Underwriters’ Association
Chicago
Smitha
Waynesburg
D. A. Myers
Hon
Bid Conger
Norristown
Shelby County
Conger
New Orleans
Rex
Bomus
Momus
Proteus
Flambeau
Cininnati
Queen & Crescent