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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1908

Page

4

Northwestern avenue to gain Fall Creek bridge in city progress

A new stone bridge on Northwestern avenue over Fall Creek is promised as a landmark project. The city, previously cash-strapped, now shows improved finances under the Bookwalter administration. The piece criticizes shared public discourse and defends government effort while noting broader municipal improvements and local political commentary.

Northwestern-ave Fall Creek Northwestern Ave Bookwalter

Swirl of Society Highlights Visit and Luncheon

Society notes recount Jay returning after two months abroad and a Philadelphia visitor Gertrude Duvall planning a Ming Vire ginA Pickens visit next week. Mrs John F. Grimsbs enjoyed a homeward trip in September after months away. Maude McNutt hosted a luncheon Friday honoring cousin Bertha Kyle of Reedville.

Jay .Vous Hag

Revival attracts crowds at Arbor Ave and Rayst

City Life notes Reverend George Hennen ger continues a revival drawing hundreds to Arbor Ave and Rayst There will be no meeting Saturday night Coron er Tutewiler reports ongoing death inquiry into the Daisy Wirt baby case testimony received Friday may be sent to the grand jury Mrs Charles Banderb 815 Birch Ave burned by gasoline stove explosion while running a lunch stand at Elwood Salvation Army presented The Trunkard's Home a temperance play in Greenwood Park drawing nearly 1000 attendees Three Penns ylvan ia railroad workers plus three trainloads attend Lake Maxinkuckee annual excursion Mrs Lulie Fleener died at home age four months after her father Lydia Stratton housekeeper for Edward Farger committed suicide Friday night Flying piece of iron from dynamite breaking up old rolling mill at Capitol Ave and Merrill St struck Elke McGinn injuring him severely limb may be amputated John Nolan arrested for intentional negligence junk dealers Bernatein and Lou Fallander charged with maintaining nuisance

George Henniger Arborave Rayst Tutewiler Daisy Wirt Charles Banderb Birchave Elwood Salvation Army Trunkard Greenwood Park Pennsyivants Railroad Columbus Lake Maxinkuckee Lulie Fleener Dan- Wl F. Fleener Mevidlan Lydia Stratton Kdward Farger Capitol-ave Uielde Indiana-ave Merrill St Elke McGinn John Nolan Toad Bernatein Lou Fallander Seis

What They Say Herbert Joiner And Others Quotes

A column compiling remarks from residents and notables, including Herbert Joiner about cigars, Turley Stephenson on food, Allen Garett on past work, John Males on lunch routines, and Dr J J Kyle on military life. The collection features diverse views from Indianapolis area figures and local citizens.

Herbert Joiner Turley Stephenson Allen Garett Troo John Males Dr. J. J. Kyle James H. Lott Henry Stopemeyer Bam Farb Capt. Reid Lewis Hoover Indianapolis Clim Kealing Alonzo Boyd Russia Tom Speake C. E. Green Martinsville Bob Brown Saturday Sun Thomas Spafford Dan Simms Lafayette Walter G. Buuler Elmer Scott Margaret Kennedy Joe Lanti THE SUN Harry Hildebrand Tom Shipp Washington John Mooney Martinsville Traction

Local News Bits and Town Social Notes

The Beacon reports a Saturday issue with local happenings. Mrs Bundy’s widow hosts friends, Lafe Ghiltres returns from Niagara Falls retelling sights, Ophelia Bundy’s Sunday school class gatherings feature bread and apple butter, and a lodge goat event is planned for Bob Gandy with humorous remarks about Bob’s potential stamina the next day.

Misa Ophelia Bundy

Beal Hill Gazette notes and local notices in village column

A fragment laden rural column reports a box supper vote, a photo album sale for 3.15, a for rent item, and community notes. It mentions Rev Alex Snodgrass, Aunt Mandy Sabagrasa, and locals like Cyl on Jeane Lagby, Oak Greenlee, and Ben Custer. It includes a score from a Bean Hill Busters vs Blue Lick game and a cucumber canning contest. An advertisement touts Phizema druggist and Bly Coal as services.

Mandy Sabagrasa Sounee

A Corner For The Women Vapor Veil At Saratoga Fad

A New York letter notes the vapor veil fashion sweeping Saratoga society. Veils called vapor vell envelop hats with colors like hellotrope and pate blue, even outfits, creating dramatic silhouettes. The piece mentions notable wearers, space-saving furniture trends, and various light recipes and crafts.

Saratoga Putra Pompeii Newport Niagara New York

Little Lad Story of a Mother's Farewell to a Doctor Man

A daily tale portrays Alice Lowell pale with tears as she reads a story to the golden-haired sleeping boy. She narrates a gentle fable of a woman who cared for a sick boy and a doctor who wishes to take him away. The Little Lad agrees to go with the doctor man, while Lalitie laments leaving her behind and clings to memories.

Lallie Sitle Dr. Lambert Mies Lowell Maitla Alice Lowell Alice Misa Lowell Lelie Lad Lale Lailie Latlie Hym Doctor Pitter Bitor

Songs and Sketches of a Singer The Honest Official

A fragmentary wartime style collage presents humorous verses and sketches by Edward Blixger. The assortment lampoons post office scandals and local life with playful dialect, quips about truth, ignorance, and small town figures. Several pieces, including The Gheese-box Philosoph and A Cast Lesson, mix rustic humor with moral taunts, ending with reflections on vacation.

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