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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
8
A collage of items from journal notes includes social updates, hires, accidents, travel, entertainment, and community notices. It mentions medical advertising, Red Cross stamps, a Crystal show, rental listings, job changes in the Panhandle system, a masquerade in Galveston, and upcoming club events with names like Seamus McManus and George Hirschauer.
A shipment of new ladies cloth top shoes has arrived at Otto Shoe & Nothing Co. The stock includes all colors and styles in the latest fabric top design.
ETNIRE'S SPECIALS offers all market eatables with prompt delivery at 301 Market Street phone 216. Local shoppers can call for quick service and a full range of grocery items.
Miss Bessie Koon of Tritt's Drug Store hunts quail in Jackson township. She is an expert marksman and owns a hunting license issued in her name.
A promotional aside extols happiness found at home wearing a house coat, urging wives and family to make husbands or brothers happy while sharing the hatter and fur nisher’s upbeat view.
Edward Elliott presented as the world's great reader La Follette praises his appeal hearing him Wednesday evening December 2 at the Broadway theatre seats on sale at Smith's season tickets offered at 7ic
It lists 210 Kersey and novelty cloaks and infant bear skin coats with discounts. Tailor made suits are priced from 18.50 to 35.00 after savings. The ad promises 25 percent off on furs and highlights a December sale at Trade Palace.
Srayes wins in Winsor England but claim of injustice leads to a rematch in Madison Square Garden New York on Thanksgiving Day Dorando wins by eighty yards The moving picture is very clear and should be seen by all fans of the sport
Otto's patrons awaited cloth top shoes rumored for weeks. Arrival finally occurred Tuesday with arrivals on exhibition in Otto's outside case, drawing attention as a notable footwear reveal.
Registered Scotch Collie pups offered for sale at 11 percent price. Contact 433 by phone for details.
Local items report L P Reinhardt tuning pianos and Red Cross stamp asks. Kokomo visitors Franke Ade and George Unstead. News of guests F G Danner in Kokomo, new baby born to Mr and Mrs Shaw, and Mrs LaRose visiting Jonesboro. Indianapolis trips by Miss Wilson Richorn Gibson and others. Married couple Sprinkle Eshelman granted license at Peru. Knights of Columbus elections planned. Locals travel to Indianapolis and Danville. Bears for Peru circus arrive from New York and Germany, with kennedy store closed for death event.
John Lauterbach died at his Winamac home on Friday November 27 at age over seventy. Funeral service was at Indian Creek church with Rev. Alexander Reid and interment in Odd Fellows cemetery near Star City. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Twentyninth Indiana infantry and is survived by ties to local residents. Pallbearers were Grand Army men. Also, Schuyler Wingard’s remains were taken to Delphi for a funeral. his wife Mrs. Wingard remains hospitalized at St. Joseph.
The Forty club held its first dance last evening in Stettiner hall with all members attending. Morehart and Denbo provided music. Mrs J C Nelson and Mrs C Weller will entertain Friday night at Nelson's home. Mrs Charles Green to entertain Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs H Sample of Chicago.
A local seller asserts all offerings are fortified by quality and profitable for buyers. The vendor promises prudent purchases and guarantees that money spent yields satisfaction.
The Kermess opened this afternoon in Stettiner hall. Booths display each month of the year. Sunday school youths perform fancy drills with Sun Bonnet Babies Sun Bonnet group May Pole and Stars and Stripes pieces. St May's Guild members feature in dances. The Bellamy drill features twenty two older youths.
The missionary societies of several churches postpone or hold meetings. Mrs. E C Brown hosts a First Presbyterian gathering while Grace M E hosts a Kokomo outreach. Harmony Court plans officer elections with a banquet. Other groups meet for sewing, forestry, and Modern Woodmen elections with notices to attend.
All members on the dedication committee are asked to meet at the hall tonight at 7 30. William Goldsberry is president and George R Jackson secretary.
The Merchants band newly organized with fifteen members will present a minstrel show at the Crystal theatre on Christmas Eve. Manager Tom Hardie has lent the theatre for the performance and all the boys will take part in what they claim will surpass any home talent play.
City Treasurer Ben Porter transfers his new residence at 2005 Broad way to Mrs. Dan Mahoney who will move in at once. The Porters will occupy the old Lienemann homestead at the southeast corner of Eighth and High streets.
Jay Neff leaves his role as a shoe salesman with Rapp & Rogers and takes a new post as local manager at United Coal Yards.
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