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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
2
Miss Elizabeth Archer and William Noble Springer were married at the bride’s home with Rev. Allan B. Philpott officiating. The ceremony featured a lace gown, white roses, and Lohengrin music. Afterward a wedding supper followed and the couple planned a trip before settling in Louisville. An engagement and other social notes filled the page.
Announcement from Brazil by Mr and Mrs W C Hall states their daughter Salie Hall will marry Paul Frederick Steketer of Grand Rapids after the holidays. Miss Hall known in Indianapolis. ST MARYS CLUB meets Friday with Mrs Margaret Daily of the Lexington.
The marriage of Miss Helen Cecilia Ing daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Ising and Martin Hession was held at 8 o clock Thursday morning in St. church with family and friends in attendance.
The Woman's society of the Maenner chor will host a euchre party on December 2 in the evening with men invited. Miss Henrietta Hutchausen leaves for an indefinite stay in Germany. Sumner Claincy, at the University of Michigan, visits with his parents for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Estaline Funk horuser marries Mr. Henry Helton at noon Wednesday at 18 W Twenty seventh Street. Rev J F Morris officiates. The bride wears her going away gown. A breakfast follows the ceremony with white chrysanthemums on the dining table. Mr. and Mrs. Helton plan to Garrett, IH for their home. The Wallace and Clouds households, plus guests Edna, Carrie Walker, Dora Wallace, Anna and Huldah Kenly are visiting at 104 Cherry Grove.
George Harrod, night operator for the Big Four railroad in Crawfordsville Indiana, shot a man believed to be Harry McClain at the station after the stranger appeared to draw a revolver. The wounded man died on a baggage truck. Harrod was arrested after the incident and had been robbed of $25 on Nov 22.
The yearly reports of 13 state charitable and correctional institutions show total maintenance costs of 1,540,984.63 dollars for 11 months ending Sept 30. An additional 232,778.53 dollars for new buildings and improvements brings the total to 1,773,763.06 dollars.
Jan Kubelik violinist performed at Caleb Mills hall delivering a diverse program that earned high praise from local music lovers. The virtuoso’s bowing accuracy and expressive depth drew comparisons to great masters, with notable pieces by Spohr Scherzo and Paganini Palpita. Mile Roy contributed two piano numbers, Ludwig Schwab accompanied admirably.
A Marine Corps sergeant from San Francisco writes of a fifteen year battle with piles and claims a half box of Pyramid Drug Co remedy cured him. The ad offers a free trial package by mail and a full box for 50 cents, stating no doctor or operation needed.
The Christmas number of the Reader magazine highlights festive features led by Brand Whitlock on Fowler Brunion and the honest country lawyer. It includes O Henry style humor, Bryant Beveridge debates, poems, stories, travel pieces, and winter adventures across Russia Canada and the Berkshires.
The December Christmas number features Jessie Willcox Smith art on the cover, festive stories and pictures by top authors, and practical suggestions for housewives. It includes Cinderella a Christmas play by Laura and Jeanette Porter, Clara Morris reminiscence Christmas on the Road, How to Use the Christmas Mass by Dr Edward Everett Hale, and Grieg songs with scores. Also presents The Cricket Tales first part, candy notes by Dr Woods Hutchinson, Keeping the Bins Closed Know Your Grocer campaign, and serial Lentata by W C Merrow. Also Success Magazine December with Court Presented fiction and articles on banking deposits protection and Miss Mary E Orr life story. Editorial Fear and a Good Times Panic by Orison S Marden. Fictionteasers and premieres by Barr Flynn Lee Osborne Rich mond Stringer Beebe Brubaker Scheffauer and more.
The Circle’s December issue presents a four color cover by J. Leyendecker with Santa as the intro to a packed holiday edition. Notable writers provide Christmas fiction and essays, with reviews of music art and real life Christmas themes. The issue includes prizes from a $5,000 story contest and sections for Girls Own Home and Cooking Circles.
Sixteen representative breeders from LENINGTON sign a call for a meeting next Monday to form a new jockey club to govern western turf.
The Rooters were defeated by the Thirteens in two games of a Wednesday series in the Elks league. Crooke led the Thirteens with 209 in his third game, Smith added 208 for second, and Feltman led Rooters with 213.
Ly United Press reports Stuyvesant Fish Jr., son of the Illinois Central president, has served four months as a way-bill clerk in Muskogee Oklahoma and is now a fireman on the Rock Island line in Wichita Kas on November 28.
The City of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals for several public improvements under Improvement Resolutions 5082 3383 and 5384. Work includes local sewers on Owosso Avenue and multiple alley projects north of Twenty ninth and Thirty first streets with pipe sizes from 8 to 18 inches and various branches. Bids due December 5 1907 at 10 a.m.
The Board of Public Works announces plans for a multi street sewer in Indianapolis with branches along Twenty-eighth Street London Avenue Missouri Street and Indianapolis Avenue. Bidder must post a certified check for at least 2.4% of the engineer estimate and provide insurance of 85000 per person 10000 per accident. The city may reject all bids and vacate portions of Roosevelt Avenue as part of the project.
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