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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
10
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething pain and diarrhea in children. It claims to calm the child, ease crying, and soften gums, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
The evening offers A Slave of the Mill at Park Theater with a melodrama plot of wealth ruin and justice, plus a strong cast and lively songs. Fair Bank Park features Morin’s ragtime program and a detailed concert bill. Tomlinson Hall hosts Singin Skule Regiment rehearsals and performance notes. Park Theater closes A Slave of the Mill Saturday. No Mother to Guide Her opens Monday afternoon.
German trees, likely saplings, arrived at Poredam, SY, and were planted by Sampany. They expect a ruling from Thum about two years from now, signaling ongoing trade or land management plans.
Judge Francis E Baker affirmed that the option granted by the Gas Trust to Indianapolis halted the city’s right to acquire the gas plant at appraised value. The ruling found the option beyond the corporation’s authority, allowing the sale to proceed with a court review to determine impact. Attorneys indicated no appeal, and directors may continue with the sale.
Miss Al Van Hoop and Miss Margaret Hayes of today are guests of Mr and Mrs Al Brows in Shelbyville this week. Mrs Lena Black returned home from Greenfield after visiting relatives in Criminon and Indianapolis. Miss Jeanette Gipa visited home. Mrs Ed Ayers and children from Greenfield spent a week in Indianapolis visiting relatives before proceeding to New Palestine to visit Mrs Anna L VanMeter. Marie Cushman has returned to Lepanto city after visiting sister Mrs Edward Canis in Indianapolis. Margaret Treat visits Shelbyville for several days. Pearl Kennedy Patton and Browning Gehring returned from Martinsville to Indianapolis. W D Frazer spending vacation in Martinsville. Lena Thayer visited Greenfield to see brothers Hart and Grant Thayer. Mr and Mrs Jake Carénn visiting Greenfield from Indianapolis. V W Whodard and sister Alice Poren visiting Greenfield. Mayme Burgett returned to Terre Haute from Indianapolis. Mrs Leste Herper of Indianapolis visiting J G Lentz family in Terre Haute. Mamie and Alice Riley of Lafayette still return home after visiting here Sunday. Mrs George K Levering of Lafayette visiting Hugh Hanna. Flossie Beard of this city visited mother in Winchester. Anna Malif, Indianapolis visitor, returned to Muncie. Joe Mins Myrtle Seyfert returned home to Worthington after Indianapolis visit.
A Washington report says Lee, Baker and Henry G Smith of Detroit promoted a stock food confection claiming it would bring “lady love” to young men. The post office department declared the product harmless but a fraud order was issued as the men were already under arrest.
In parts of France geese and goats are hobbled using a long heavy stick suspended in front of the animals by a neck cord. This device prevents them from passing through hedges or trespassing on forbidden ground.
A sole ordained woman minister in England heads a parish. Miss vor Petzold serves at an Anderlan church in Leicester, marking a notable exception in the country’s clerical landscape.
Thomas W Lawson failed to pay taxes on his Back Bay property for 1902 and 1903. Tax Collector McDonald advertises the property for sale at public auction on Sept 11 if taxes and accrued interest are not paid. The amount due is 5 540, with the property listed under Mrs Jennie A Lannon.
Colorado round trip fares of 20.00. Travel from Chicago to Denver and return with weekly round trips and two daily tag trains. G A R Encampment at Denver prompts special trains September 24. Numerous inexpensive, personally conducted side trips and hotel information available from Breess, General Agent, 6 Walnut Street, Cincinnati.
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