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Newspaper

Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1907

Page

3

Miss Louise Dingfelder Hosts Elegant Howe Hall Dance

Mr and Mrs Wim Dingfelder hosted a festive evening for their daughter Miss Louise at Howe's hall with holly festoons and Xmas bells. Mrs Wortendyke played piano as guests enjoyed dancing and a luncheon later served by the German Kitchen.

Louise Dingfelder Wim. Dingfelder Howe’s Miss Louise Miss Dingfelder Gertrude Hanlon Cleveland Jesse Blickehnederfer Gee. Rupp Joe Webster Stempel Wm. Dingfelder

Ly Xmas In the Country

Christmas in the countryside pageant draws local families to a festive program. Music, readings, and a tree lighting bring neighbors together in a small town celebration.

Banquets and weddings fill St Charles hotel and local homes

Last evening at the St Charles hotel Stella Harden led a banquet for eighteen members and Prof. W P Cope. Officers for the coming year were chosen: Stella Pittman president Chelsea Funk vice president Dolly Williams secretary Mallory Bell treasurer. Mr and Mrs Lee Castator hosted a Xmas day reception for the Wellbaum wedding guests at 415 Millikin. Gifts listed include china, linens and silver. James Anderson and Ventie Hance wed at Rev Gummere’s home with Miss Dolly Reynolds and Palmer Anderson attending. couple to reside in Columbus after January 10 at 457 North Garfield. Alicia Hynes and Fred Sehliep married at St Marys parsonage. they will reside in St Louis.

St. Charles Hotel Stella Harden W. P. Cope Lee Castator Millikin Street Clarence Wellbaum Mary E. Castator Wellbaum S. J. Lamont A. E. Isehau Anna Harm Goldie Wellbaum Arritta Zsehau John Rue Shirley Castator Chas. Wellbaum Robert Morton Robert Rue Chas. Weisman Stanley Rue John Emrich Dayton Ventie B. Hance James. Anderson Columbus C. A. Chunmmere Progress Avenue Mr. Gummere Mr. Anderson Pennsylvania Railroad Miss Hance Dolly Reynolds Palmer Anderson Alicia Hynes Overpeck Fred Sehliep St. Mary’s Church Father Hyland Louise Sehliep Arthur Hynes Miss Sehliep St. Louis

Christmas Day Family Gathering and Local Notices

Christmas at east of town hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brehm Sr featured a green and red decorated dining room and a list of guests including the Brehms Jr Grover Ross Johnson Diefenbacher Klapper and Clemmons family members Card announcements note Josephine Viola Wehr’s marriage to Charles G Sortman on December 24 1907 and Mrs Aine Pink Meyers singing at St John s Church Hamilton Ohio A Lotus club dancing party is planned at Howe s hall and further Christmas dinner hosts were Mr and Mrs Frank Durham with guests from St Charles and Hamilton

Michael Brehm Michael Brehm, Jr Grover Ross John and Alma Brehm Sevenmile Lizzie Brehm Freda Klapper Marie Ehle Helena Schultheiss John Klapper Homer Clemmons John Frank Durham South Avenue D. J. Roberts St. Charles D. B. Thompson Hamilton

Shields and Heck Wed in Newport Ky Marriage

Leroy Shields aged 24 and Mayme Heck aged 21, both of Eaton, were married in Newport Kentucky yesterday.

Leroy Shields Mayme Heck Eaton Newport

Tisinger Suit Entangles Peters and Livingston Court Action

Judge Gard heard Peter Tisinger vs Robert J. Livingston over a 1500 promissory note secured by mortgage. The decision entry in Men Zenheimer et al v Heiser executor of the Ho well estate was filed. Court suspended local proceedings pending U S district court action in Ohio.

Judge Gard Peter Tisinger Robert J. Livingston Gard C. C. Men Zenheimer C. E. Heiser David L. Howell U. S. Courtera District Ohio Common Pleas Court Jon and Kate Murphy James W. Jones William A. Wrigly Iam Murphy Ken Baker Hartkoff Wal Frank Moon Isith John Rister Harry Wil

Will probate grants letters testamentary to Bentel family

Minnie Bentel Schwenker and Walter Bentel named executrix and executor in the Frederick Bentel will filed for probate on Thursday. Judge Hartkoff issued their letters testamentary and no bond was required by the will.

Minnie Bentel Schwenker Walter Bentel Frederick Bentel Hartkoff

Hospital News Briefs Include Birth and Admittances

Born at the hospital to Mrs. William H. Semler of 702 Main Street a son. James Ryan an agent was admitted Thursday and boards at Weber's on High Street. Mrs. A. W. Thompson of 5 Burwell Street admitted for treatment. Rudolph Maletech a foundryman of Second Street admitted. William Brandenberger of 132 South Kohn Avenue admitted.

William H. Semler Main Street James Ryan Weber’s High Street A. W. Thompson Burwell Street Rudolph Maletech Second Street William Brandenberger South Kohn Avenue

Foot Injury Treated by Dr. Frank Barden

Yesterday afternoon a man sustained a badly crushed foot and received treatment from Dr. Frank Barden.

Frank Barden

Slade Family Welcomes Nine Pound Heiress

Mr and Mrs J A Slade of Stockton announce the birth of a nine pound daughter born Friday morning. Both mother and child are reported well and the infant is expected to be a beloved member of the household.

J. A. Slade Stockton

Polanders Fight at Niles Toolworks

Michael Asbury and John Baker, Polanders with Americanized names, clashed at work Thursday. Baker struck Asbury in the face and tore his coat, prompting a war rant for Baker’s arrest.

Michael Asbury John Baker Niles Toolworks Baker

Pork Back Bones Sold Cheap at George Rupp & Co

Pork back bones priced at 3 cents a pound at George Rupp & Co. saleroom. The ad notes limited stock and encourages quick purchase from the local supplier.

George Rupp & Co

Protest Over Mrs Helm Planed Location

A petition and remonstrance filed with police object to Mrs Helm a colored woman who runs a house of doubtful repute in Jungies area and plans to locate near respectable homes in the Second ward. Neighbors fear the high fence signals the kind of place she may run and urge action.

Police Department Helm Second Ward Jungies

Child suffers broken leg after chair accident

Four year old son of Ea Blakely of Souch Second Street fell from a chair and broke a bone below the hip in an accidental injury.

Ea Blakely

Local petition result to be decided after Friday’s questioning

A petitioned matter was reviewed as Mayor Thomas Friday moved and questioned the petitioner about her intention. The final outcome remains to be seen at a later time.

Thomas

Rump Complains of Large Box Blocking South D Street

George Rump told police at the station about a large box on South D street that obstructs the thoroughfare to the extent that horses and vehicles must detour around it.

George Rump D Street

Fred Mills Injured in Early Morning Cincinnati Incident

Fred Mills was critically injured at 6 45 o clock day morning at the Cincinnati ern Traction Co office and transported to Mercy hospital for treatment.

Fred Mills Cincinnati Ern Traction Co Mercy Hospital

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Mathes- Sohngen Store Mary FE. Quinn Burnham Company Mathes-Sohngen Co Miss Quinn Mathes- Sohngen Co Chicago Saratoga Wafers Mrs. Welbaum Anderson-Hance Schliep-Hynes F. P. Wehr Josephine Viola Charles G. Sortman Buckeye Miss Meyers Aine Pink Meyers St. John’s Church New York Lotus Club Howe Tisinger Robt. J. Liv Ingston Howell Common Pleas T. V. Howell& Son Co Abi Hanstons Liams and H. J. Evers Hospital News Baby Slade Rump
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