Local News Briefs Highlight Visitors and Bank Interest
Miss Susie Reno visits Rochester with Mr and Mrs S Farner. D I Scott of Indianapolis guests of George W Palmer. J C Bridge recovers from grip. S S Custer visits daughter Mrs E W Tucker in Jonesboro. Dr Holloway heads to Indianapolis for health board business. Dr W F Larimer to lecture at Crystal Friday night. F W Hogan and party attend Ed Hannegan funeral in Lafayette. J J Hannon at Columbus on Panhandle business. William Smith named Populist delegate to St Louis convention April 2. Sidney V Kaufman promises new tan shoes before Saturday. George Reed to tour west via Des Moines and Colorado Springs. L L Blanchard attends Elks home opening. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs John Ludlow. County earns 9997 in February interest from four banks under new depository law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bridge
S. S. Custer
E. W. Tucker
Jonesboro
Holloway
Board of Health
Indianapolis
W. F. Larimer
F. W. Hogan
Party
Lafayette
Ed Hannegan
J. J. Hannon
Columbus
Ohio
William Smith
St. Louis
Sidney V. Kaufman
Otto
George Reed
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Ll. V. Blanchard
Big Four
Danville
Ill
Elks
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Church of God
John Ludlow
First National Bank
City National Bank
Logansport State Bank
Logansport Loan
Fifth annual hall of the Eagles' lodge held in city
A large crowd attended the fifth annual hall of the Eagles' lodge last evening with ornate decorations. Music was provided by Byerly and Worstell, assisted by Mart Miller at the corner. Local social events included birthday celebrations, recitals, and teas with several residents hosting gatherings at Chicago and Market streets and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles’ Lodge
Byerly & Worstell
Mart Miller
Ralf Reed
Chicago Street
City In Brief: Local Notices and Nearby Visits
A round of short notices includes rental ads on Pearl Street and High Street, visitors from Cincinnati, St. Louis, Columbus, and Indianapolis, upcoming shows at the Crystal, social plans at Cumberland Presbyterian church, and community updates from reporting staff. Banter on ice deliveries, repairs, and a new baby girl weighing ten pounds adds local color.
Elks Receive Elk-Skin Donation by City Resident
Frank Gross presented the Elks lodge with a handsome elk skin hanging in the library of the new lodge home. His daughter Miss Marie A. Gross, a Herron Art Institute student in Indianapolis, painted the elk head in oil on the skin. The gift is highly appreciated by the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gross
Elks’ Lodge
Marie A. Gross
Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Otto Shoe & Clothing Co Spring Arrivals
The Otto Shoe and Clothing Company announces new spring lines including men’s suits, boys and children’s suits, and babies’ first pants suits, alongside bargain sales offering economy for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Shoe & Clothing Co
Fire Sale of All Kinds of Coal by John Hedde Boone
Auction notice for a coal sale conducted by John Hedde Boone at 452 High Street. Public sale details and item types are described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedde Boone
High Street
Maro the Magician Dies in Lansing Life of Wealth
Maro, the magician who appeared several times in the R. R. Y. M. C. A. lecture course, died at his Lansing home. He had accumulated a fortune during his stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro
Lansing
Mich
Ladies Home Missionary Society to Elect Officers
The Ladies' Home Missionary society of Market Street M E Church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church. All members urged to attend as officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Market Street M. E
Twenty-Two Initiated by Ancient Order of Hibernians
The Ancient Order of Hibernians initiated twenty-two candidates last evening. The Peru degree team conducted the ceremony, and many out of town members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Peru
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Townships
Wilson Sprinkle etux transfer to James Sprinkle etux part S W 1 4 section 2 Deer Creek twp for 1800 dollars. John Ferguson etux to Ted Rus sell W 1 2 SE 1 4 section 30 Harrison twp for 6000 dollars. Nevance Donaldson to Gottfreid Rose W 1 2 lot 8 Martin Pots add city for 400 dollars. Patrick Grady etux to Sylvester Graham etux lot 71 Thos White side second add city for 2500 dollars. Joseph Craig etux to John Hedder lot 104 S M Tipton add city and lot 3 M C Wade sub div lots 16 17 18 T C Whiteside second add city and lot 172 W End add city for 11000 dollars. Jerome Jones etux to Aaron Bellot lot 11 O P Twelve Mile for 1 dollar. Walter House and Jacob Pearcy Tr to Henry Beeks E 1 2 SW 1 4 section 10 Jackson two 80 acres for 2056 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevance R. Donaldson
Gottfreid F. Rose
Martin M. Pots
Patrick Grady Etux
Sylvester S. Graham
Thos. C. Whiteside
Joseph S. Craig Etux
John Heddert
S. M. Tipton
M. C. Wade
T. C. Whiteside
W. End
Jerome B. Jones
Aaron W. Bellot
O. P
Walter A. House
Jacob Pearcy
Henry C. Beeks
S. W
Jackson Two
Practical Kimono Pattern Baby Garments
A cost effective baby outfit uses a modified kimono pattern with a single underarm seam. Garments include a long flannel undershirt, sleeve less second piece, and a white outer dress with lace or embroidery. The set can be nested for easy dressing. four undershirts and eight dresses are suggested.
Deaths and Funerals in a Local Paper Notice
Several obituaries noted. Margaret Smith 73 died at 1 40 pm at 1605 Spear street from apoplexy. Funeral 9 30 am Friday from home then 2 pm services at Spring Creek Christian church led by Rev Richardson. Interment Mt St Vincent. Others: George Karrdes St Josephs funeral 9 am. Margaret Mc Namara St Bridgets. Walter Ensfield 2 30 pm at 1400 Wright street. Minerva Wright 10 am at 1408 Market Street. remains shipped to Richmond Ind. for burial. Christine Maier shipped to Cincinnati. private St Johns church service. interment St Bernard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
J. W. Smith
Spear Street
Spring Creek Christian Church
Richardson
George Karrdes
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Margaret McNamara
St. Bridget’s Church
Father Quinn
Walter Ensfield
John Ensfield
Wright Street
Barton B. Bigler
Mt. Hope
Minerva Wright
Ella Johnson
Market Street
J. M. Haines
Stewart
Richmond
Ind
Christine Maier
Cincinnati
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Bernard Cemetery
Bunker and Rice Jr Issued Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Lottie M. Bunker and Solomon Rice Jr. They will marry this evening at the bride’s West Side home. Rev. E A Arthur will perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie M. Bunker
Solomon Rice, Jr
E. A Arthur
Lodge and Club Meetings and Local Societies Listed
Lew Wallace court No 305 T B H meets Wednesdays in K of C hall over Porter's drug store. Minisee council No 666 Pocahontas urged to attend for by-laws report. Wheatland avenue M E church Ladies Aid met today at Mrs Frederick McFann 216 Bates St. Minisee council No 66 meets tonight in Red Men's hall to read new bylaws. St James Lutheran Sewing circle meets Thursday at Mrs William Burgman South Side. St Margaret's court meets tonight all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
C. Hall
Porter's Drug Store
Fourth and
Market Street
Lida Innes
Minisee Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wheatland Avenue M. E
Frederick McFann
Bates Street
Red Men’s Hall
St. James
Miss Emma Conn and Carl Borders to Marry in Royal Center
Miss Emma Conn and Carl Borders will wed this evening at the Conn home in Royal Center. Rev. Rodgers will perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Conn
Carl Borders
Royal Center
Rev. Rodgers
Fastest selling household patent from Wolverean Co
Wolverean Co of Pittsburg Pa markets a fast selling household patent claiming quick market appeal. The note suggests a child’s restlessness signals anticipation for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverean Co
Pittsburg
Notice to Contractors for English Lutheran Church Bid
Bids due by 2 PM March 16 1908 for new church at Market and First Loganport Indiana with plans by Robert Gorwald. Bids on each alternative with or without tile roof. $590 certified check. bids opened at Logansport Loan & Trust 2 PM March 16 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Church
Logansport
Indiana
Market and
First Streets
Robert C. Gorwald
Lewis Ray
Logansport Loan & Trust Company
B. F. Long
Big sister as bossy as big brother noted
A childhood insight highlights that sisters and brothers both claim bossy roles in family dynamics, challenging stereotypes about gender and authority within sibling relationships.
Reporter on Sale Times at City Cigar Stores
The Reporter will be on sale each afternoon at 3 50 o’clock at Royal Slave Cigar Store 411 Fourth Street Porter's Cigar Store 326 Market Street and the interurban news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Slave Cigar Store
Fourth Street
Porter's Cigar Store
Market Street
Interurban
Colonial Country Club Hotel Promises Low Rates and Health Remedies
Colonial Country Club advertises hotel rooms at 2.50 to 3.50 dollars per day with American plan and private baths. It promotes year round operation and offers mineral water shipments with medical advice for home treatment, claiming cures for kidney liver stomach ailments constipation and nervousness.
Divorcee's Wedding Noted By Baseball Writer
A divorcee wedding is described with a baseball reporter's flair as the dominie pronounces the vows and the bride is advanced to second, echoing athletic imagery in a formal ceremony.
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S. A. T. Bowen & Co
Bankers
Susie Reno
Rochester
S. Farner
D. I. Scott
George W. Palmer
Au Rae
Roll Reed
B. of R. T
Mr. Reed
Elizabeth Stanton
Herbert Stevens
Laura Howe
Miss Stanton
Miss Howe
Mr. Stevens
W. H. Snyder
Eel River Avenue
Thornton
Goodman
Philadelphia
Carl Anderson
John Routh
Stettiner Hall
Everett W. Painton
Helen Martin
North Street
George Graffis
East Market Street
Josh Wise
Porter's
Red Cross
Closson
Pearl Street
Cin
Cinnati
O. W. Cooper
the Crystal
W. T. Myers
Kentland
J. B. Griffith
James Hume
Park Avenue
Porter
S. Reinhardt
Crystal
Sidney Kaufman
F. M. Dilley
Fort Wayne
E. B. Kinkead
George Sy
Fert
Harry Kepner
Bessie Stauffer
Spencer's Milk Depot
6Th St
John Dickerson
Clinton Township
Josephine Pierce
J. F. Richard
Thomas O'Connell
Becker
Panhandle
B. Bh. Bellow
Remington
W. H. Bellow
James McTaggart
James McGourty
Broadway
James Rush
Little Grace Miles
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
S. Tedford
Philip Rosenthal
Chicago
Central States Theatre Company
Nelson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Grover Pollet
Colfax
John Harrison
Clymers
R. B. Struther
Boston
Georgetown Union Sewing Society
A. B. Fitzer
L. N. Garry
Bethlehem Township
South Holland
Martin Justice
Jerome Justice
Winona Lake
Lake Cicott
Patrick Walsh
Kerns
Howard L. Smith
Deer Creek
Kansas
Ireland
No. 217
Seventh Street
Charles R. Messerly
Winamac
J. B. Stanley
E. F. Lucas
Red Key
Frank Reder
Sandy Hook
Missionary Society of the
Ninth Street
M. Engler
Zachariah Cragan
Beal
Mike Dougherty
Wheatland Avenue
Rth
Abstract
S. M. Velsey
Wilson E. Sprinkle
James L. Sprinkle
Etux Pt
John D. Ferguson
Ted Russell
S. E
Harrison
Common Sense
Elizabeth H. Gregory
Eiris
Norway
Cromarty
Dozin
Hardanger
Trevarer & Cie
Baby Brand
Ner
Ise
Cass County
Foley
UD Sr
Baltimore
Pelos
Bunker-Rice
Arthur N. Baker
Borders
Gra Indiana Loan CO
Comer Sixth and Broadway
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Spring, Indiana
Vici Kid
Corona Colt
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