The Markets December 2 1 p m grain report
The Markets report lists Wheat Corn and Oats prices from brokers Rentsehler Building. Towns Hamilton Middletown Miamisburg Somerville Oxford Lebanon Franklin show bid and ask figures with fractions and cents for each commodity.
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Chamberlin Bros. & Co
Rentsehler
Hamilton We
Middletown
Miamisburg
Somerville le
Oxford
Lebanon
Franklin
Chamberlin Bros
Grain and livestock market report from Cincinnati and Chicago
Wheat firm with fairly active demand and mixed corn and oats results. Prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, hay, barley, dairy, poultry, eggs, rabbits, quail, cattle, hogs, bulls, calves, sheep, and lambs with widespread variations and market activity noted for Monday sales.
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Cincinnati
Dee
H. Kienke & Co Coupon Save Ten Percent This Week
Cut out coupon below and bring it in to save ten percent on every dollar’s worth purchased this week. Find gifts for children dolls toys books games and other items. For the ladies handkerchiefs perfume umbrellas furs shawls and table covers. For men suspenders and handkerchiefs smoking sets and shaving items.
Christmas Stenographers Meet At Rentsehler Building
The Stenographers Round Table holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Andrews Harlan Andrews office at 708 Rentsehler building. Members will answer roll call with Christmastide quotations and study directing the mind to capture the dictator’s full thought.
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Stenographers’ Round Table
Andrews, Harlan & Andrews
Rentsehler
Bessie Nesbitt
W. T. Haggard
Leola Willis
Frank Wolford
George Roberts Dies Suddenly in Cincinnati At 53
George Roberts died suddenly of apoplexy at 3 a m at his West Seventh Street home in Cincinnati. A lifetime resident of Phelps New York, he had been in failing health for years but was active yesterday. He leaves a widow Mrs Mary Wilcox Roberts formerly of Hamilton.
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George Roberts
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Mr. Roberts
Phelps
New York
Mary Wilcox Roberts
Hamilton
Notes of Interest and Local Meetings
The Ladies' Industrial band of the First Baptist Church meets at Mrs. William Priest's home at 1089 High Street tomorrow afternoon. John Morgan was arrested here and refuses to return to Richmond Kentucky where Chief Altman says he is wanted on a misdemeanor. Hamilton dentists attended the state dental society meeting in Columbus. The Columbia Gas & Electric company holding the Hamilton natural gas franchise will reorganize in New York on December 7 with Charles P. Taft named chairman and A S White continuing president. The Ministerial Alliance met as Rev. W H Mason spoke on The Conscience in Literature.
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Ladies’ Industrial Band
First Baptist Church
William Priest
High Street
John Morgan
Richmond
Altman
Hamilton
State Dental Society
Columbus
Columbia Gas & Electric Company
New York
Charles P. Taft
A. $. White
Ministerial Alliance
W. H. Mason
Tragic Boarding House Death Raises Murder or Suicide Question
Mrs Lillie Gangwolf dies after a razor wound to the throat at the Highland House boarding house on Henry Street near Fifth. Her husband Charles Gangwolf, present at the scene, collapses in shock. coroner to hold an inquest. Fellow boarders and local workers describe a tense quarrel and possible earlier dispute.
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Highland House
Henry Street
Fifth
Geo. F. Lynn
Lillie Gangwolf
Lynn
Democrat-Sun
Charles Gangwolf
Wirtz Transfer Co
Hamilton Transfer Co
Mosler Safe Works Co
Hamilton
Dayton
Miamisburg
Gangwolf
Wolf
Ed Lutzenburg
C. H. & D. Railway
Holl Gangwolf
Will C. Huston
Gang
Lillie
Symmes
Ganewolf
Griessner-Grimm Co
Schumaker
Personal mentions of visits and travels in Cincinnati and area
The column notes many individuals visiting or traveling between Cincinnati Middletown Hamilton Dayton Franklin Glendale Indianapolis and Connersville with visits to friends relatives and events. It lists Rev William Vellbrecht Frank Davis Hipes Dor othy Aebi Lizzie Sweet Hannah Wilson Aine Pink Meyers Libbie Tucker W H Van Zant and others as they spend time across several cities.
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William Vellbrecht
Cincinnati
Frank Davis
Middletown
Ross
John. Hipes
Dayton
Hamilton
Hermon Mount
Franklin
Dorothy Aebi
Libbie Tucker
W. H. van Zant
Afrien Frank C Gh
Connersville
Ind
Charles Krauss
Indianapolis
Chas. Sohngen
Lizzie Sweet
Pearl Sweet
Hannah Wilson
Hot Springs
Ark
Aine Pink Meyers
Glendale College
Harry Lowensteen
la Fayette
Local visitors return home from Troy
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Pames and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kurop, who had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Torrence, returned to their home in Troy after a Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ca Hemp.
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Ing
Ca. Hemp
Washington Pames
S. P. Kurop
J. F. Torrence
Troy
Black Eye Blows Clerk at C J D Station Restaurant
Greenwood Pike resident R B Alston, a clerk at the C J D station restaurant, was injured Saturday when a pump handle struck him as he pumped water at an old fashioned well. He suffered a bruised cut cheek and a black eye.
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R. B. Alston
Greenwood Pike
Jenkins sues Thompson over farm misrepresentation claim
Jenkins files a $5000 damages suit against Danforth B. Thompson claiming Thompson induced Alfred Compton to file suit alleging a farm swap with misrepresentation and fraud. Jenkins says Compton was swindled and that Thompson joined a plot to ruin him. Andrews Harlan Andrews represents Jenkins.
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Benjamin M. Jenkins
Alfred Compton
Compton
Danforth B. Thompson
Jenkins
Thompson
Andrews, Harlan & Andrews
Mrs Weaver, 70, Dies at Home in Hamilton
Mrs Sarah Weaver, wife of Charles Weaver, died at 2147 North Eighth Street aged 70 years 3 months 17 days after a illness. She was born near Trenton and was a pioneer of the county. Survived by widower and three children Miss Rachel FE Weaver Mrs Charles I Link and Frank Weaver. Funeral private with remains to Sidney Ohio for interment by Rev A C White.
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Sarah Weaver
Charles Weaver
North Eighth Street
Trenton
Hamilton
Rachel Fe, Weaver
Charles I. Link
Frank Weaver
Sidney, C
A. C. White
Members of Branch No 1 C E of O Call Meeting
All members are requested to meet at their hall at 3rd and High Street tomorrow evening December 3 at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will come up. WM Herrmann secretary.
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Branch No. 1 C. E. of O
High Street
Wm, Herrmann, Secy
Enchant ment Fairyland Spectacle Seats on Sale Soon
The reserve-seat sale for Enchant ment at Smiths theatre next Friday night opens Tuesday at the box office. All seats share the same price with no extra charge, promising a rush. The play has enjoyed success elsewhere, and rehearsals indicate skilled performances by the participants.
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Smith’s Theatre
St. Stephen's Church
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Hamilton and Vicinity
Chicago Market Report
Chicago
Grain & Stock
H. Kienke & Co
Main
Charles William Gangwolf
Sprague Street
Helen
George
Ohio Foundry
Lillie A
Louis A. Hamphire
Washwell Tailor Co
Mary Avenue
William Kraemer
William Burk
H. & Demslove
Minnie Rouse
Sparta
W. C. Freestling Co
John A. Grafft
Marjorie
Catherine Beck
Bertha
Mortons
Walnut
Virginia Harned
Romilda Martin
Ruth Randall
Oxford College
Washington
Wasmintorn Co. En Feh
Flers
Cincinnati Mortgage Loan Co
Reilly Block
Miss Jackson
Billy and
Tillie Dewitt
Billy
Lima
George F. Cook
Thimble Society
the Presbyterian Church
John Hays
Farmers’ State and Savings Bank
Barbour House
College Avenue
Maple
Rentschler
Bell
Hamilton, Ohio
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