City in Brief and Local Notices Across Town
The column lists short notes on public matters and society: mourning policy at half mast, Crystal theater advertises gold rings for girls, Mrs. Vaughn visiting Lake Maxinkuckee, Reporter on sale at Porter's, and various local residents traveling, recovering, or visiting relatives. Highlights include civic notices, weddings, travel plans, illnesses, and a theft/arrest item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Crystal
A. Vaughn
Lake Maxinkuckee
Porter's Cigar Store
Market Street
William Smith
Ymers
C. C. Arrick
Danville
Lil
Marie Newell
Star City
Fireworks sales and local notices in Reporter
Various local notices including fireworks sales at Neff's and Graves' Fourth display, new deposits at Loan & Trust Co start July 1, and many personal items such as illnesses, visits, returns, and real estate for sale or rent. Names include Mrs Isaac Shaw, Miss Catherine Englebrecht, Miss Mary Welch, and J Q VanWinkle.
Millinery Bargains Offer Two For One Summer Hats
Friday and Saturday all ten dollar hats are five dollars all five dollar hats are two fifty and all three dollar hats are one fifty. This sale lets customers get two summer hats for the price of one from Mrs. Benjamin at 416 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Market Street
Rat sandwich prank misdelivered to police station
Sergeant Morris found a rat sandwich on his desk last evening and thought it a joke. The messenger had the wrong address, delivering to police headquarters instead of Lee Wah Sing's laundry a few doors north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Police
Lee Wah Sing
Lodge and Club Meetings In Logansport Tonight
Modern Woodmen of America camp meets at 8 00 pm with adoption ceremony. Ravena lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor meet at 7 30 pm. Logan Lodge No 40 I O O F meets at 7 30 pm to arrange attendance at Brother John Schwerdman’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Modern
Woodmen of America
Ravena Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
Logan Dodge No. 40
I. O. O. F. Hall
John Schwerdman
W. O. B. Thompson
Saturday's Special Prices Listed by McCaffrey
The notice advertises sale items including jelly glasses per dozen Mason fruit jars and per dozen, fancy California lemons per dozen, new string beans per pound, large juicy pineapples, new peas per quart, and currants, blackberries, and raspberries, attributed to McCaffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
The Sale of the Season at Murphy & Fieming Tailors
Our great reduction sale offers savings on every suit with old marks and $2 to $10 reductions evident to buyers. The ad invites customers to act now to benefit from the price cuts displayed prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Fieming
Otto Shoe and Clothing Co Exhibition Teems With Shirts
Advertises shirts priced at 38c for 50c and 75c with a display of work shirts and some dress shirts in the show window. The Otto Shoe and Clothing Company presents a clearance-style selection across all descriptions and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Shoe & Clothing Co
Local notices include rentals sales travel and events
For Sale two wagons and a hayrack at 828 Eighteenth Street. For Rent two furnished rooms with bath. Phone 1896. Carl Closson vacationing at the lakes. Dewey Bomb fireworks promotion at Neff's. Harry and Walter Rarick back from a western trip. Savings deposits start interest the following month. The Boston and Crystal venues advertised. Rent a room house available via Martin Mc Hale. Joseph Uhl visiting aunt at Culver. U. T. excursion to Indianapolis next Sunday $1.25 round trip. Grave's Broadway store fireworks. Mrs. L. J. Wecht visiting. Mrs. M. M. Gordon attending state musical convention in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCollum visiting from Anderson. Mizpah lodge meeting details. Mill and Factory End sale with bargains. Clarence L. Baker returning from vacation. Misses Grusenmeyer Noland Slusser Hanafy social visit. Forest Gamble to Alaska for uncle J. E. Gamble. Mrs. A. A. Tillett and Mrs. R. I. Conkle planning westward for health. Flora baseball team eighteenth straight win over Hoosier Giants. Addison Giants to play next Sunday. Ottos on July 4. Rev Rarigh sermon The Lord's Supper as Distinct from the Communion at the Dunkard mission. Invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dykeman
Oberlin
iLoan & Trust Co
William Reed
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
John A. Young
Jessie
Ed Bebee
Charles Richason
Kofomo
H Richason
F. Campbell
W. A. Murphy
Bride
Peru
F. P. Metzner
Vandalia
Terre Haute
L. J. Wecht
Joseph Koehler
Allentown
Washington Township
Buck’ Crawshaw
Panhandle
Chicago
J. B. Teal
Earl Carter
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Wash
Warrick
Lee Sasten
Burmettsville
Roy W. Crum
Iowa State College
Aes
Iowa
George Crum
Fr. C. Murphy
Relief Fund
Cleveland
Marion
Fred C. Patterson
Youngstown
Carl Closson
Lakes
the Crystal
Neff’s
Harry
Walter Rarick
Loan & Just Co
Boston
Martin McHale
U. T
Graves’ Broadway
North Street
M. M. Gordon
Wheatland Avenue
Washington
Stewart McCollum
Anderson
Loan & Trust Co
Mizpah Lodge No. 26
L. A
R. T. Lawn
Mill & Factory
Golden Rate
Clarence L. Baker
East Broadway
Josie Grusenmeyer
Margaret Noland
Elsie Slusser
Dora Grusenmeyer
Ella Hanafy
Forest Gamble
A. W. Gamble
Alaska
J. E. Gamble
A. A. Tillett
R. I. Conkle
Flora
Hoosier Giants
Sokomo
Addison Giants
Dwight Powell Weds Mildred Adelsberger in Springfield
Dwight Powell formerly of this city married Mildred Adelsberger yesterday in Springfield HI. The couple now reside in Chicago and are staying at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Powell
Springfield
Mildred Adelsberger
Chicago
Card of Thanks for Eva Bury’s family and friends
Joseph M. Bury thanks friends and acquaintances for kindness and sympathy shown during Eva Bury’s illness and death. The note expresses gratitude for support and comfort extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Bury
Eva
Farewell Chorus from the Tafty Bunch
A fragmentary verse notes a boom once cherished by the Tafty group and others with a farewell to the instrument or era that has perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Hughes
Cannon
Knox
Foraker
Et al
Deaths and Funerals: John Dunn and others
John Dunn, 76, died at home on Railroad street after a long illness. Survived by wife, one daughter Mrs Edward Fitzgerald, and five sons: John Chicago, Patrick local, Edward Oklahoma City, William Dallas, Thomas Berlin. Funeral Monday 9 AM at St Vincent de Paul. Mt St Vincent. Infant of C M Jones of West Side died yesterday at 11:40 AM. Remains to Idaville for burial. John Schwerdman funeral Sunday 2 PM from 701 Linden Ave. Rev E A Arthur presiding. Mt Hope interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunn
Railroad Street
Edward Fitzgerald
John
Chicago
Patrick
This City
Edward
Oklahoma City
William
Dallas
Texas
Thomas
Berlin
Germany
St. Vincent de Paul
Father Crosson
Mt. St. Vincent
C. M. Jones
West Side
Idaville
John Schwerdman
Linden Avenue
E. A. Arthur
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hope
Social Circle Hosts Mabrys in Pleasant Afternoon
Misses Alice and Edith Mabry entertained a group at 824 Race Street yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Joseph Bledsoe Robert Thomas Mary Stanford Dora Gilmore and Melvina Winslow. Out of town guests were Stoward Rush Ernest West Ithaymier Bassette and Fern Ferguson of Marion. May Cummings won the first ladies prize at cards and Mr Hendricks the first gentlemen's prize at a Women’s Label league social and card event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Edith Mabry
Race Street
Joseph Bledsoe
Robert Thomas
Mary Stanford
Dora Gilmore
Melvina Winslow
Stoward Rush
Ernest West
Ithaymier Bassette
Fern Ferguson
Marion
Women's Label League
May Cummings
Mr. Hendricks
Drove King Forty Years Retires From Royal Service
London June 26 David Barrett king private coachman died recently at Royal Mews Buckingham Palace He drove the king on private visits for forty years and was widely known among police and cab drivers. The king sent condolences to Barretts widow and he had received a pension on retirement two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Barrett
Royal Mews
Buckingham Palace
Davy
Barrett
His
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Francis Laking
Thomas Barlow
Coal talk and local notices from a Cass County page
The fragment mentions coal pricing at seven dollars and social notes including a Crystal Saturday event. It lists the Reporter on sale at a local Interurban stand and a move by Mrs Ida McElheny and family to rooms above the Red Cross pharmacy on Broadway. It notes interest terms at peri A Trust Co with July first as a change. A help-wanted notice seeks a lady student for light work in a respectable family, with contact by Logansport Business Sleeve phone 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Ida McElheny
Wade
Red Cross Pharmacy
Broadway
Peri- A—Trust Co
Logansport
Salesman Wanted for Hermingsen Cigar Co Toledo
Column notes a salesman position for Hermingsen Cigar Co in Toledo Ohio. Pays range from 75 to 3175 dollars monthly plus expenses or commission. Experience not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermingsen Cigar Co
Toledo
Wanted Lady To Travel For Church Work
Help wanted notice seeking an unencumbered woman to travel with duties in church work. Offered $10 per week plus expenses to start. Respond with interest to Reporter care.
Grape-Nuts Praise Attributed to 60s to 79s Users
A testimonial extols Grape-Nuts for universal nourishment across life stages from infant to elderly. A sixty plus user reports balanced nutrition with milk and cream, noting improved nerve and brain power, memory, and appetite. The letter cites family adoption and a traveling son, with a plug for Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville.
Wanted Teachers and Students for Summer Work
Help wanted for summer work with teachers and students and a separate note for a lady interested in Sunday school work. Pay starts at $1 per day. Send responses to Lady care Reporter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josh Wise
Xpert
J. H. Heldekson
John Geyer
Ellinor Garber
Psyche Rebecca Sutton
O. R. McMillen
Red Cross
S. M. Closson
Coberger
Val
Wilkinson Street
DeFord
Fifth St
Clifton Ave
Royal Slave Cigar Store
Fourth Street
Edward Montgomery
Harrison Township
Leyphone Stauffer
Delphi
Loan & ‘Trust Co
Dunkle & Stocks
Forest Thompson
St. Mary’s Court
Mary Welch
Mary Gagle
Royal Center
Justice
James Reid
Ottawa Street
Edmund Coom
Price
A. B
Viola Cottle
Waukegan
Gale Armstrong
Troy
Fred Otto
Tenth Street
Lew Dooley
Columbus
M. Witz
Monticello
W. A. Gangloff
George Street
Moses
Charles Lee
High Street
P. Ross Parrish
Broadway M. E
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Haugh
Dr. Haugh
Margaret Haugh
J. Q. VanWinkle
Big Four
Floyd Richardson
St. Joseph's Hospital
M'Caffrey
Eighteenth St
Bath
Joseph Uhl
C. E. Holbruner
Culver
Hoss
King
The
Alwa
SSF
ELIS
Roley’s Market
Zoe
Foley
Pound
Pound. Santos
India
Limburger
Holland
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
J. A. Thompson
Women’s
Oxfords
Oxford
RUG Manufacturing GO
H. C. Schaefer
White & Son
Wilson
Personett
Sixth Street
I Nave
Seventeenth St
Electric Light
Tom M’elheny
Blue Havana
John Schilling
Mir
Indiana Loan CO
Cor. Fitch
Crawford’s
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