Republican Club Meeting in G A R Hall
The Taft and Watson Club held a Tuesday night meeting at the G A R hall with four Big Four orators John W. Craig T. E. Davidson Judge John M. Lewis and Judge Marshall Hacker. President C R Porter spoke of hard work ahead and Marsh Thomas presided briefly. Judge Lewis praised temperance and condemned brewers distillers and saloon keepers as backing Jim Watson or Marshall in the Indiana contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft and Watson Club
G. A. R. Hall
John W. Craig
T. E. Davidson
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Marshall Hacker
Columbus
C. R. Porter
Porter
Marsh Thomas
Judge Lewis
Indiana
Ton Marshall
Jim Wasson
Sale of a Columbus lot remains open says Hughes
Aaron W. Hughes reports a Greensburg young attorney plans to buy a lot but now questions the deal. The letter to Hughes states locating in Columbus is absurd and that purchasing for speculation is unsuitable, leaving the lot still for sale per Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron W. Hughes
Greensburg
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Columbus
Columbus Republican
Election Returns Arranged For Tuesday Night Courthouse
Sheriff J. L. Biddinger and Thomas E. Davidson set to obtain election returns Tuesday night in the court room. Central Union Telegraph Co will provide a reader in the library room to transcribe and forward results to the court. Returns cover national, county, and state totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Biddinger
Thomas E. Davidson
Central Union Telephone Co
Electric Bitters Endorsement From San Jose Resident
Mrs. M. M. Davison of 379 Gifford Avenue San Jose California lauds Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headache biliousness and liver and bowel torpor. She notes its digestive benefits are greater than any other remedy she knows and mentions it is sold under guarantee at F. M. Herry Co. drug store priced 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Davison
Gifford Avenue
San Jose
Cal
F. M. Herry & Co
Resting Mrs. Zack Boicout Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Zack Boicout of Westport died at her home Monday afternoon after months of lung trouble. She sought Colorado for health, returned, declined, and passed away at 2:30. Survived by husband, a daughter, and two sons. Funeral Wednesday at 10 with Rev Walls and Rev Suttles presiding. interment Horse Shoe Bend Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Boicout
Westport
Deaths
Jane Pickett Boicourt
Boicourt
Widon
Bolcourt
Stranger Geis Injuried After Interurban Jump
A man named Geis stepped from an eastbound interurban at Waldron around 10 45 p m Sunday as the car was still moving and suffered severe injuries. He was taken to a nearby residence and remained unconscious through the night with a mashed nose and a badly bruised face. Officials later learned Geis lived near Enochsburg and the injuries were serious but not necessarily fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geis
Waldron
New
Shelbyville News
Enochsburg
Old Home Burns On Mary Howard Farm
A log cabin on Mrs. Mary Howard’s farm north of the Ewington post office was destroyed by fire Monday night. James Barkhimer and family lived there. all belongings were lost. The cause was likely an air tight stove. Neighbors spotted the blaze while the family was away. Water was used to fight the fire, but dampness forced the family to stay with a brother-in-law for the night. The fire rekindled around midnight from smothered coals. Mr. Barkhimer carried $100 in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howard
Ewington
James Barkhimer
Voting Places in Township Precincts
The precinct voting places in this township are No 1 Elder's shop No 2 George Little's livery barn No 3 Harry McKay's house No 4 Skeen's business room No 5 Gas House No 6 Dr Gullefer's office No 7 W P Hann's shop No 8 Mrs Clark's residence.
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Elder
George Little
Harry McKay
Skeen
Dr. Gullefer
W. P. Hann
Mrs. Clark
Too Much Food Harms Health and Digestion
A mature person needs just enough food to repair tissue, provide energy and heat. Excess consumption is blamed for stomach troubles rheumatism and kidney disorders. If indigestion troubles you revise your diet and use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. sold at Batterton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Batterton’s
Local News Notes on Subscriptions and Voter Beliefs
W. J. Hamilton of Macedonia becomes a new subscriber to THE STANDARD and recently married Mrs. Rena Hamilton who stays with her husband’s uncle, Clay Elder, in the city. William Kennedy returns from Eureka Kansas to vote Republican and believes Kansas could swing Republican this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hamilton
Macedonia
Lews
Standard
Rena Hamilton
Clay Elder
William Kennedy
Eureka
Kan
Kansas
Sunflower State
Taft and Watson Club to greet Vice President Fairbanks
The Taft and Watson Club and all Republicans of Decatur county meet at the G A R Hall at 1 p. m. to march to the Big Four depot for the arrival of Vice President Fairbanks at 1 36 p. m. Businessmen and Republicans are urged to join the demonstration and welcome the distinguished visitor to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft and Watson Club
Decatur County
G. A. R. Hall
Big Four
Fairbanks
Church notices and revival plans fill city schedule
The Foreign Missionary Society gathers at Mrs Browne’s home. Centenary church forms finance committee. Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian, and First M E churches announce Sunday services and special events including youth meetings, revivals, and a rally day with Rev J A Browne and Rev Walter H Reynolds returning to lead worship. Local ladies host meals on election day.
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The
Foreign Missionary Society
Centenary
Hom
J. A. Browne
Wennesda
Centenary Church
S. W. Hillman
W. W. Woodfill
Harry Woodfill
R. A Turner
J. W. Owens
S. B. White
Asbury Shafer
W. A. Watson
Christian Church
J. R. Walker
Hartwell
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Adams
Th Centenary Church
M. E
Womans’ Home Missionary Society
William Pulse
Kerr Brothers
Our City
Walter H. Reynolds
D. D
Zion
Rally to resume work with pastor noted by clerk
A church rally urged attendees to join the pastor in resuming work providentially interrupted. The day would begin with the Sabbath School and continue throughout the schedule, as recorded by W. FP. Gilourist, Clerk of the Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Gilourist
Society Notes: Local hosting and parties across town
Mr and Mrs Charles Zoller Jr invite Coterie Club members for a Halloween party. John E Osborn hosts six o'clock dinner for Wendall Osborn s third birthday with guests from New Point Indianpolis Terre Haute. Neighbors Euchte Club entertained by Sherman Doles on North Michigan Avenue. Prizes awarded to Mrs Fred Erdmann and James Robertson. booby prizes to Miss Clara Nichler and Walter Stewart. Mary and Clara Ardery host slumber party with Kate Stewart Kate Emmett Mrs Mery Drybread and Sam Bonner. Mrs Joshua Pool hosts Duplicate Whist Club and Young Married Ladies Club dines. Mrs James Mendenhall hosts Woman s Club. The Cycle enjoyed a recent afternoon event by Miss Kemble. Mrs Oscar G Miller to entertain Funny Club at six tonight. George Baumgardner and wife host dinner for relatives and friends honoring Mrs J W Bird and Mrs Margaret Layn of Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zoller Jr
Coterie Club
John E. Osborn
Wendall
Thomas Osborn
Newpoint
T. B. Gullefer
Phil Spohn
Mary Hedrick
Lida Grilley
Indianpolis
Helen Glen
Terredaute
Euchte Club
Sherman Doles
North
Michigan Avenue
Fred Erdmann
James Robertson
Clara ‘Ichler
Walter Stewart
Mary
Clara Ardery
Kate Stewart
Kate Emmett
Mesdames Mery Drybread
Sam Bonner
Joshua Pool
North Franklin Street
Dan Perry
Young Married Ladies Club
James Mendenhall
Woman’s Club
Miss Kemble
Local Notices on Moves and Visits
Miss Mayme Biddinger left Wednesday for Denver to take a bookkeeper position with Reeves and Company. Miss Laura Johnston of Rushville visited Clarksburg Sunday with her parents Nimrod Kerrick and wife. Mrs Martha Rucker departed for Greens Castle on Saturday for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Biddinger
Denver
Colorado
Reeves & Company
Laura Johnston
Rushville
Clarksburg
Nimrod Kerrick
Martha Rucker
Greencastle
Mrs Charles E Smith endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills
Mrs Charles E Smith of West Franklin Maine says she adopts Dr King’s New Life Pills as their family laxative because they are effective and quiet. The purifiers are sold at F M Henry & Co drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
F. M. Henry & Co
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Republican Club Meeting
K.of
Opera House
B. F. Outcault
Buster
Master Rice
Tige
Central Union Telephone Company
J. F. Fraser
Th Baptist Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Bloomington
Rebecca Daily
Church
Bessie Hornung
Society Notes
Oscar G. Miller
Funny Club
George Baumgardner
J. W. Bird
Margaret Layn
Logansport
Lenox
Star
Linegar Bros
Indianapolis
Susiness University
E. J, Heeb
Beaucleve
Almibert & Company
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