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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
8
A collage of short items from Josh Wise notes, shoppers specials at McCaffrey and Porter's, sales at Trade Palace, gasping illness recoveries, and small-town travels. Mentions include Vandalia engineer Dunning on vacation, Panhandle agent Green at English Lake, and various residents visiting Indianapolis and Crawfordsville. Several sales of fruit, vegetables, hats, silks, rugs, and real estate ads accompany local social and business updates.
Members of the local golf club were notified by State President Von Behren of the Indiana Golf Association to attend a meeting at Marion Country Club on Saturday June 13. The gathering aims to arrange the tournament scheduled to be held in Indianapolis on June 1, 11.
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. It features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact The Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
Two intoxicated men fought on Third Street Bridge yesterday afternoon. One man was being tossed into the river when George Hirschauer yelled and the victim was dropped. The assailants were headed toward Vandalia station.
Minnesota Prohibitionist N B Eldredge, a prominent temperance worker, will arrive in two weeks and deliver several speeches to raise funds for his campaign.
Stated meeting of Tipton lodge No. 33 P A M this evening includes regular business plus Master Mason degree work. All Masons invited. A S Boyer secretary.
One dollar to South Bend and return Sunday June 7. Trains depart Vandalia station at 7 05 a m and 10 29 a m.
A UT excursion to Indianapolis is planned for Sunday June 7 with round trip fare of $1.25. Special tickets available on trains leaving at 5 00 5 45 7 00 9 08 p m and return allowed on any train the same day.
A dated display advert lists ladies sleeveless vests in white or pale shades, lace trimmed pants and unions, plus men’s fine unions priced at 79 cents. The Trade Palace advertises lightweight departments and value values in a compact small-town catalog style.
Oranges 15c a dozen McCaffrey sells Anasbacher Paris Green at Porter's. Carnations 25c a dozen Golden Rule. Fred May Panhandle fireman visiting Star City. Down in Old Indiana Crystal tonight. Mrs Himark Finley North Dakota visiting Roop sisters. Mrs Oscar Conant and children Florence and Roger visiting relatives in Marion. Margaret DeBolt and Lucy DeBolt visiting Mrs Fred Sturgeon in Camden. Fran Harwood couple to Lake Maxinkuckee for summer. 20 yds 4 4 bleached muslin $1 25c 9 4 brown sheeting 18c. Group aprons ginghams 4c. New lawns 4c per yd Trade Palace. Mrs G W Hoffman attending Cincinnati College of Music commencement. Daughter Wilhelmina graduates. Mrs John Shilling Lin den avenue learns sister Mrs Conrad Miller Los Angeles died yesterday morning.
Governor George E. Chamberlain wins Oregon senatorial race over Henry M. Cake by a large majority. Republicans secure state ticket and nearly all legislature, with defections possible to block Chamberlain if needed. Prohibition emerges as a key issue with nineteen counties dry and others undecided or partial.
London reports a new Allied Artists' Association will open July 11 at Albert Hall with a six week show. King Edward may attend. No secret jury will screen works. painters can submit five pieces for a $5 fee. The space, sculpture in the rotunda, and broader access appeal to American artists like Alex Harrison and Anna Koopman among others.
Omaha mayor James C. Dahlman states a New York report on Ryan and Sheehan money is inaccurate. He acknowledges receiving fifteen thousand dollars for the 1904 Nebraska campaign to back Berge, with no funds directed to Bryan or the national committee.
A. D. Kinzey of the Panhandle car repair department attended a family reunion at Pipe Creek Falls on Wednesday. About seventy people gathered for a large dinner and fellowship to mark the occasion.
A Georgia man credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health after a severe stomach illness left him unable to eat. He describes24 hours of work and study without previous neural fatigue, noting strengthened nerves and restored brain function. The letter, signed with the Postum Co. tag line, claims genuine personal improvement.
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