Miss Coleman and James Sharp to Wed in November
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Jennie Coleman and James Sharp with a quiet November wedding at St Marys church. Afterward the couple will reside in the city.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1907
Page
3
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Jennie Coleman and James Sharp with a quiet November wedding at St Marys church. Afterward the couple will reside in the city.
An assortment of skin and complexion products advertised at cut rates. Dr Charles offers a healing nourishing preparation valued at 50e, H Woodbury's Facial Cream listed at 25e, Eastman's Benzoin and Almond Lotion for skin preservation at 25e, and De Meriodars Medicinal beauty powder valued at 50e, all promoted at reduced prices.
John Farr long time janitor at Illamiloen High School starts The Farr Transfer Company to offer relocation and moving services.
The board awarded the sewer pipe contract to Massillon Steel and Iron Co at 32 a ton for 6 inch and 32.70 for 4 inch pipe for Cleveland Franklin Ross avenues and South Tenth street sewers. Bids from Crane Hawley Co Cincinnati and John Arpp Middletown for piping and connections at the electric light plant were opened and sent to the engineer for tabulation.
Distinctive white and ecru net waists trimmed with precise design offered at 3.50 dollars and up. An exclusive silk waist range in desirable colors priced from 5.00 dollars and up aims to attract discerning buyers.
Showing a splendid line of knit skirts with perfect fit and reliable quality. Plain and fancy patterns in all sizes and colors. Prices given as 26c 29c 50c 75c and up.
Chief Symmes received a request for police to lead Charles Manis who escaped from the Plainfield reformatory on Monday. He and his brother were arrested by Officer Brown Monday night as they leaped from a C. H. L. & D. railway train. Both boys hold until orders. one to be returned to the reformatory.
Engineer J. M. Kennington was charged on Tuesday night for blocking several streets for about a half hour. Mayor Thomas fined him five dollars plus costs, and Kennington released after pledging his watch as security.
Margaret Holtsinger petitions the probate court to be appointed administratrix of the estate of the Rev. Samuel K. Holtsinger. The estate is valued at 2500 dollars and a bond of 2000 dollars is offered.
The E. H. Frechtling Company filed suit in the common pleas court on Tuesday seeking 475 45 dollars for goods sold between June 1, 1903 and August 15, 1904. Stanley Shaffer represents the plaintiff.
Walter Oliver, veteran Hamilton merchant policeman, resigns after years of faithful service. He will be succeeded by Harry Baker as Oliver plans to start his own business.
The police court met briefly Tuesday morning. The only prisoner, Charles Smith, was arraigned on intoxication charges and fined 5 with costs by Mayor Thomas, with the fine remitted. The court then adjourned.
Frank B. Morgan indicted by the last grand jury for failure to provide for a minor child gave bond in the common pleas court today in the sum of 300 and was released from jail. Albert Hossfeld is surety on his bond.
The ad promotes Grape Nuts with cream as a quick absorbed breakfast to build vital energy for brain nerves and muscles. It urges slow eating for a steady, lasting feeling until noon and mentions reading The Road to Wellville in packages.
Judge Hartkoff appoints W. B. Craig as administrator of Jane Craig estate. Bond set at 50 dollars with Peter M. Shafer as surety.
Fortify and increase the life giving properties of the blood and your vital force will be increased and your system protected from disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is sold at 35 cents for tea or tablets by The Radcliffe Drug Co. at High and Second Streets and 231 High St.
Fresh fish such as White Fish Salmon Trout Red Snapper and Halibut are received daily direct from the lake. W. C. Atherton 209-213 Court St advertises limited Oct 28 through Oct 31.
A brief notice announces a special sale of 36 inch all wool serges in various colors and black. Durable quality suited for children's school dresses. Limited days only at 606 per vara.
After days of typhoid, 15 year old Henry Neihaus dies in West Springdale. Ward Raymond touted for best corn field with seed from G. H. Fendersmith on an old blue grass pasture. Various local visits, residents moving, newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McCormick, and ongoing illness of Christy Ann Hall noted.
Ella Jones and Miss Ameda Gilles pie spent Thursday with relatives and friends at Shandon. Mrs. George Bauman, Mrs. Fd Dare of Reily and Mrs. George Shearer of St. Charles visited G. L. Rommel and daughter Iva. Mrs. Emily Porter of Reily visited her daughter, Mrs. W. O. Gillespie. Hi F Wilcox and wife called on N. D. McDonald and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder of Selkirk visited A. J. Snyder and sisters. Bert McCoy and wife spent Wednesday in Oxford.
Mrs Carrie Loos and children of Alert spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs A L Morris. Mrs Angeline Rothermel visits her daughter for a few days. Miss Ella Vollweiler spent Friday in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs G L Rommel and daughter Iva hosted guests including the Dinwiddies and their children, John Kolb of Peoria, the Rommels of Philanthropy, Mr and Mrs George Shearer of St Charles, and Miss Ella Jones with Alvin Wynn of Pleasant.
W C Atherton offers fresh oysters direct from Baltimore. Canned and bulk oysters available daily at 209 213 Court Street with pickup and delivery options.
Public notice lists W. C. Atherton of 209 to 213 Court Street with event dates October 2 and 3.
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