Local notes and social news from the city
The column lists visits, travels, and events across many residents. It notes Miss Theresea Brindes visiting, Mrs. Fiora T. Neff returning from Russia ville, Miss Adah Dykeman ill with typhoid fears, and Miss Grace Spring traveling to Crescent City. It records sales pitches, hotel job notices, and various relatives visiting or leaving for Detroit, Lake Maxinkuckee, and Island Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kistler
Susie Livingston
Hamilton
Carrie Ludwig
Seventh Street
Brite Sweet
This Ciy
Chicago
Royal Center
N. M. Parish
Fern
Winamac
Bessie Bell
Minnie Gibbard
Mary Bradfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grace Spring
Grace Wellington
Clymers
Crescent City
Chieare
Trade Palace Bargain Fragments Offer Pans and Soap
This evening notices advertise 4 cakes Sappho or 25c, 4-qt granite pudding pans 7c, 2-qt water pitchers 1c, 4-qt granite dish pans 25c, Mennens talcum powder, Royal soap 5 bars for 25c.
Indiana state fair announces premium increases for 1914 exposition
The premium list shows total prizes of 58 663 in various departments to be awarded during the week of September 7. Trotting races lead with 21 0 in prizes while live stock and cattle sections receive substantial sums. dairy, poultry, fruit, and arts prizes also rise. Entries close August 27. admission opens September 7. obtain lists from the state house secretary in Indianapolis.
Bargain Night Notices For White Parasols and Dresses
This evening Monday and Tuesday see bargains on white parasols priced at 51c to $1.00 and red border umbrellas at 98c. Dress and lingerie items include white dresses from $7.50 to $53.98, 25c drawers, 25c corset covers, 1.10 white waists, and various silk, ribbon, and vest offers.
Price Cut Shoe Sale at Otto's Illuminated Windows
Not knockers but price cutters. Otto’s store offers $1.48 shoes from $2.50 and $5 oxfords all feathers. See them in Otto's illuminated windows this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Economic
Otto
Local News Notes and Social Announcements
Local notices include calls to visit The Reporter stand, a Crystal show, and Saturday closing at 3 p m until Sept 1. Items mention Mrs Ben Martin and son visiting in Piqua Ohio, a four or five room cottage wanted to rent, Conner Barnett visiting the Stag Club at Lake Maxinkuckee, savings deposits with Loganport Loan and Trust Co, McCormick greenhouse coverage, Miss Nettie Hinkle in charge, real estate and loan offers by Joe McNary, and a festival by the Ladies Aid Society of Fair View U B Church Bethlehem Township on Saturday evening Aug 8 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Closson
C. W. Cooper
The
Crystal
Theresea Brindes
Huntington
Tritts
Loan & Trust Co
Will Ruhl
Lafayette
Carl Collins
Market Street
Lake Wawa
Madge Logan
Rockfield
Loan & Trust
the Crystal
Bridge City Candy Co
Ben Martin
Benjamin
Piqua
Ohio
Conner Barnett
Lake Maxinkuckee
Stag Club
Nettie Hinkle
McCormick
Boston
Joe McNary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fair View U. B
Bethlehem Township
Death of Charles G. Newell in Marion Illinois
Word arrives of the death of Charles G. Newell who died Thursday morning July 30 at his Marion Illinois home. Former Wabash railroad ticket and freight agent in this city and later coal road agent in Marion. He leaves a married daughter in Rochester New York and a son James. Remains sent to Rochester for interment beside his late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Newell
Marion
Illinois
Newell
Wabash Railroad
Marion F
Rochester
James
N. Y
Death notices for Beck infant McDonald Wilkinson and Schnitz
Demma Beck five weeks old died at 4 AM at 319 North Sixth Street. Funeral Monday at 4 PM from the residence with interment at Mt Hope. Mary McDonald 28 died at her father John W Baxter's Bethlehem township home last night. Funeral W B Wilkinson held today at 4 PM from 113 Eleventh Street with Mt Hope interment. Vincent Schnitz to have a Monday 9 AM St Joseph Church funeral by Rev Kroeger, interment Mt St Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demma
Marry J. Beck
North Sixth Street
Mt. Hope
Mary McDonald
Ivert McDonald
John W. Baxter
Bethlehem Township
W. B. Wilkinson
Eleventh Street
Vincent Schnitz
St. Joseph Church
A. J. Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Sunday services in multiple churches around town
The passage lists Sunday school and service times for Cot Universalist, Cumberland Presbyterian, Wheatland Avenue M E E, Methodist on Right and Broadway, Epworth League details, First Presbyterian, Evangelical Church closed for repairs, First Church of Christ Scientists, and Market Street M E Church with morning sermons and evening concerts or worship notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
E. A. Arthur
Christian Endeavor
Wheatland Avenue
M. EE
B.C. Dunn
Methodist Church
Right
Broadway
John C. White
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. Shirley
Polo
Evangelical Church
Brown Street
First Church of Christ, Scientists
North
Ninth Streets
Market Street M. E
Man of the People
Mrs. Brown
Bessie Baker
Mesdames Tedinger
Boyer
Aia Penn
Luella Flanegin
County convention delegates appointment order
Be it resolved that the County Chairman Brown with the Executive Committee appoint delegates for the convention. The plan requires two delegates from north of the Wabash River, two from south of it, and two from the City of Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Wabash River
Logansport
Sadie Rinehart and Elmer Gripe Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Miss Sadie Rinehart of Lake Cicott and Elmer E. Gripe of Goodland. They plan a tomorrow afternoon wedding at the brides parents home and will reside in Goodland afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Rinehart
Lake Cicott
Elmer E. Gripe
Goodland
Couple to wed at bride's home with Rev J O Simon officiating
Miss Jessie N Borge and James M Kelley both of this city plan a morning wedding at the bride's residence. The ceremony will be at high noon with Rev J O Simon of the English Lutheran Church conducting the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie N. Borge
James M. Kelley
J. O. Simon
English Lutheran Church
Marriage License Granted to Maggie Spillman and Harry Grace
A marriage license was issued to Miss Maggie Spillman and Harry Grace this afternoon. They will wed tomorrow at high noon at the bride's parents home, with Rev. C. R. Brown of Market Street M. E. Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Spillman
Harry Grace
C. R. Brown
Market Street M. E. Church
Miss Ollie M Late and Philip A Davis Wed at City Chapel
This morning at 9 o'clock Rev Stephen Mellinger performed the ceremony at 2308 North Street. Davis, formerly with the Panhandle, wed Miss Ollie M Late, sister of Mrs Hal McElheny. They will reside on a farm near Bringhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie M. Late
Philip A. Davis
Stephen Mellinger
North Street
Davis
Panhandle
Hal McElheny
Bringhurst
Band Concert Tomorrow at Spencer Park
The Eix's band directed by Prof. C. W. Stewart will present a program tomorrow evening at Spencer Park. The program includes March Chicago Tribune Chambers Medley Overture The nuier The Girl Question Howard Religious Pantana Dalby Honey Moon Trail Clarke St Vitus Dance Hermes March Red Diamond Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Spencer Park
Eix
C. W. Stewart
Chicago Tribune
Chambers
Pantana—Dalby
Honey Moon
Clarke
St. Vitus
Hermes
Red Diamond
Moreland
Vandalia Locomotive Shop Increases Hours
The Vandalia locomotive shop workers now work fifty hours per week, up from forty, effective Monday. The shop has a full crew and most furloughed workers have been recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia Locomotive Shop
Patrolman Falls From Bridge While Trying to Save Dog
Patrolman Gola Thomason slipped from the Third Street bridge abutment over the Wabash river during a rescue attempt. He reached for a dog that had fallen to the sand below and toppled into the water. the animal could not help itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gola Thomason
Third Street
Wabash River
Cross winds test crews on wet hazardous windows
A fragment notes bold weather conditions and risk as workers must navigate wet hazardous windows tonight, highlighting cross winds and potential safety concerns.
Fire sale at AM kinds of coal storefront on High Street
Local notice announces a fire sale for coal goods at 2 percent higher price, listing John Hedde and phone number 1700 as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedde
High Street
Schools To Open September 1
City schools will open September 4 and school buildings will be cleaned and repaired this month.
Mrs and Mrs JF Pravier Leave for Terre Haute Visit
Mrs and Mrs JF Pravier departed yesterday for a visit to Terre Haute, expected to enjoy several days with relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF. Pravier
Terre Haute
Colored Camp Meeting at Brown's Grove Near Burrows
A colored camp meeting will be held in Brown's Grove near Burrows from August to 16 with preaching at 11 a m and 3 p m and every one invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Grove
Burrows
Broadway Theatre vaudeville bill next week promises high class acts
The Broadway Theatre announces a refined vaudeville program starting Monday with the Imperial Trio Welsh and Earl Lorine McNeal and Billy Windom among the stars. The vent promising delight and strong ventilation noted as features of Loganport's stage venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Imperial
Welsh
Earl
Lorine McNeal
Billy Windom
Mr. Windom
Broadway Patrons Benefited by Tinw and Money Spent
The article notes that patrons of the Broadway have no cause to regret the tinw and money spent, implying satisfaction with the outcome or quality of a recent investment or project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Noble Township Democrats Name Ticket At Convention
The Noble township Democrats held their convention naming Edward Cotner for treasurer and Arthur Buchanan for assessor. M. D. Mellwaine chaired. William Barnett opposed Buchanan receiving three votes. Short speeches were made by Edward Hatkee for county clerk and Warren R Putler for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Township
Edward Cotner
Trus
Or. M. D. Mellwaine
William Barnett
Buchanan
Edward Hatkee
Warren Rputler
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Josh Wise
Red Cross
Fiora T. Neff
Russiaville
Adah Dykeman
Anoka
Louise Aldrich
Greenville
Charles Kidd
Emma
Adamsboro
Oscar Scott
Hoovers
Harry Case
St. Joe
John Muller
Finkier
Cincinnati
Mode
Nineteenth Street
J. A. Dunkle
South Side
Minnie Bradford
Detroit
Mick
Charles C. Kasch
Fort Wayne
William Wehling
Ruth
Frank Grossfield
Ella
Emma Kasch
Lois Kasch
Paul Kasch
Kakomo
Osa Kahl
Deer Creek
Elizabeth Carl
Harrison Township
Ethel Baker
War
Cplague Nichols
Charles Grant
Indianapolis
Rachel Baldwin
Huldah Miller
Sixteenth Street
Leona Cunningham
Cape Girado
Fay Fisher
East North Street
Rosalyn Oppenheimer
Alice Booth
Jennie Mcintosh
Josephine
Walton
M. ¢. Rapsh
Petoskey
C. A. Lawson
Charles Chambers
John Kirtz
Frank Pierce
Nick Pierce
E. W. Crouse
William Berkshire, Jr
Stevens
C. D. Roller
Shijiah
Friends
Rebecca Richardson
Harry Stanbaugh
Harry Reed
Erie Avenue
John Montgomery
Nesa
Ariz
Robert Montgomery
J. F. Campbell
Highland Street
Edna Olson
Brenda Ranseen
Lillian Olson
Spear Street
Ranseen
R. M. Ranseen
Miles Wilkinson
William Wilkinson
James Wilkinson
Lincoln School
Nellie Fales
Battle Creek
Michigan
William J. Becker
Wright Street
de Ceath
Emma Godfrey
Beryl Miller
Jonesberg
Ark
Seymour
Miller
Pennsylvania
Flora Jackson
Valparaiso
Hazel
Littleton Neff
Richmond
Island Park
State House
Trade Palace
Logansport Loan & Trust Co. Safe and Sound
Rinehart-Gripe
Borge-Kelley
Spillman-Grace
Howard
Sale
Kayser
Ade
Lonsdale Muslin
Schmitt-Kloepfer Co
Camp Meeting
Oxford
Russia
Corona
Fourth Street
Otto Shoe and Clothing CO
Boadway Theatre
Noble Township Ticket
White & Son
G. W. Cogley
Blue Ridge
Kentucky
Pocahontas
Jackson Hill
Hazeltine
Lehigh
W. L. Morris
Fifteenth Street
United Goal Yard Company
Indiana Loan CO
Crawford's Hardware
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