30 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Liberty Review
Location
Liberty, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
1
Railroad timetable shows multiple trains with stops and fares while local notes report community events. Miss Eva Williams is very low and several residents including Mrs Jean Russell and Charley Kain are mentioned with travels, gatherings, and town business.
Dr J E Morris visits son Wilsnn Drookston. HSS Anna Fry of Covington and Miss Ruby Rade of Connersville visit S B Rade family. News of travels, theatre ads for A Jolly Lot Company, and upcoming Farmers Institute meetings. Local incidents include deaths, accidents, and legal notes with dates in November.
The paper details sales and auctions, personal news, and community events. It mentions a public sale near Cottage Grove, local theater and lecture notes, legal items, hunting concerns, and holiday promotions from Will Kerr with seasonal pricing.
Tickets are on sale at principal ticket offices of the C H and D Ky on the first and third Tuesday each month. Low round trip rates to points in the West South and South west. If you plan a winter trip consult your nearest C M and D Agent or write D G Edwards P T M Cincinnati Ohio.
Boots and Shoes Ur advertises leather boots at \$3.50 and rubber boots at \$2.75. Ladies kid shoes at \$2.50 and patent leather shoes at \$2.50, with children and misses sizes. Aimed at value hunters, the shop bills itself as headquarters for footwear bargains.
Last Saturday morning Mr. Alex Bell died at his daughter Mrs. D Trembly s home on North Main street at seventy seven. He was born in Butler county Ohio and moved to this county around 1870. He owned and resided on a farm south of Brownsville near the river for years. He had been in failing health two years and lived with Mrs Trembly. His wife died a year ago. He was survived by relatives including Clinton M a farmer near Vernon Indiana. Cause of death was catarrh of the stomach. Short funeral services were held Monday at 9 o clock with many townspeople and Odd Fellows in attendance. Rev D W Parks conducted the services. Burial at Oxford cemetery.
Charlies Pitman formerly of Richmond Indiana married Miss Oietta V Robbins on Wednesday evening December 22 at the Robbins home in West Richmond. The couple traveled to their new home on West Union street Liberty after the ceremony, with Pitman noted for his affable manners and friendly circle.
Park Ernest in Cincinnati received a miniature model of the battleship Cincinnati from Capt Chas Nye. The finely crafted replica includes every mast spar and ornament and was displayed at Richardson's drug store drawing many onlookers.
A Sunday described as beautiful with a cool northwest wind blowing throughout the day. No other conditions or measurements are provided.
A bright American girl recounts a Paris visit with a friend detailing sights, living well on a budget, and how to enjoy the trip. The three articles promise tips on places of interest and cost efficient living for girls traveling alone to the Paris Exposition in 1900.
An advertorial voice urges readers to buy Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claiming it cures stomach derangement constipation and sick headache. The speaker emphasizes belief in the remedy and mentions H G Richardson's drug store as the selling location.
The annual Thanksgiving services occur in the Christian church at 10:20 AM with Rev. A. R. Bench delivering the sermon. Attendees are urged to come in full attendance and bring a small silver contribution for the collection basket.
Regular services at the Christian Church next Lords Day morning and evening at the usual hours. An invitation is extended to all.
Fragmentary note describes Beeckbank receiving an award at a Saturday event amid unclear details. Names appear garbled, but Beeckbank is the central figure and the ceremony took place on a Saturday.
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