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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
8
Local briefs and social notes from Kokomo marked by leads on housing sales theater ads and family announcements. Prominent items include visits from out of town, renovations at the Johnston hotel, board and lodging offers, sales at Trade Palace and Porter's ads, plus upcoming events at the Crystal theater and Galveston connections.
Mrs. Benjamin at 417 Broadway invites the public to the millinery opening tomorrow and Saturday. Displays will feature the latest designs with a wide variety and modest prices for all tastes.
A newspaper ad from Nineteenth and Broadway lists sale items with prices including hams at 10¢ per pound, navy beans 25¢ per quart, bacon 12½¢ per pound, beans three for 25¢, ginger snaps four pounds for 25¢, and Royal soap 8 bars for 25¢. The notice ends with a plea for funds and a phone number 566.
See realistic pictures of the ocean in its storm fury and the lifeboat crews who battle it to save human life at Nelson Friday night Peck's illustrated lecture. Tickets at Hal Smith's jewelry store.
Classified snippet lists coal available with contact John Hedde at 432 High Street and phone 1700 for inquiries.
An invitation announces a spring millinery opening on Friday and Saturday with a display described as beautiful. Mrs. invites attendees to attend the event.
Mrs. Benjamin invites friends to see spring millinery on Friday and Saturday at 417 Broadway. Hats are described as beautiful and affordable with emphasis on new styles for the season.
Graves announces a ten day piano sale with special prices on uprights including ebony oak and mahogany cases. Items listed cover second hand and repossessed pianos with marked reductions from regular prices to as low as 138 to 219 dollars. Sale by C. W. Graves at 217 319 Fourth Street.
Cream puff sundae promotions at Porter's and a 10c wall paper cleaner offer feature in local ads. Residents visiting or returning home include Roy E. Biscomb, Mrs Ella McBane, Miss Kate Hall, Miss Statesman, and Mrs Anna Junius. Other items note club meetings, births, travel, a silk sale, and a parole case.
The Harmony court No. 305 T B H held a well attended meeting with a musical program including vocal solos by Mrs. Joe DeFord and daughter Mollie Johnson piano solos by Clela Jackson and Stacia LeFever and a duet by Margaret and Wilbur Henderson.
The Jubilee Singers touring for Chautauqua passed through this city this afternoon on their way to Idaville where they will present an entertainment this evening.
Our Fish Wagon will be in the East End Friday morning with a full line of fresh caught fish from Kinney's market.
Mrs Benjamin invites shoppers to view a spring display of hats described as beautiful in shape color and style. The display opens tomorrow and Saturday at 417 Broadway for the season.
A marriage license was issued to Miss Adda Issenbarger and Wylie Buntain of Clymers. They were married in the office of Walters Long by Rev J O Simons. They will reside near Clymers. Also Miss Nellie Glancy and Cecil Tearl of this city wed in St Joseph Michigan and will reside here. Miss Etta Everman of Nobletown-
A Michigan music student testifies that coffee worsened nerves and hindered practice. After switching to Postum, she reports improved nerves, resumed full daily study, and continued intense rehearsals. Her father, a physician, also recommends Postum to patients. Read The Road to Wellville.
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