Bazaar and Rummage Sale At Market Street
Attend the big sale next Friday and Saturday at market street 317. New comforts and clean goods. Come and buy.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
8
Attend the big sale next Friday and Saturday at market street 317. New comforts and clean goods. Come and buy.
Community chatter and notices from a city page include quotes from Josh Wise on card games, sick lists for Dr. Stalnaker and others, arrivals and visits by residents and guests, shop and engine updates, found ferret reward, plant and building work, church and club notices, and local travel for relatives and officials.
Republican group announces an excursion to Marion for a meeting addressed by Hon. William H. Taft on Friday October 23. Round trip fare eighty cents from Le ransport over Pennsylvania lines, see agent for details.
George and Frank Brown finished a six hundred bushel potato crop. Aaron Plank shipped two carloads of hogs and one of cattle this week. Rev. D A Hopkins purchased the William Denison property. James Johnson and daughter Anna of Hoopeston are visiting relatives here. The Bethlehem M E Sunday school convention was well attended last Sunday. Matt Ullerich bought the Milton Beard property. Samuel Musselman of Chili made a business trip here this week. Rev. Cottingham attended a ministerial meeting in Portland. Twelve Mile M E church plans a new parsonage this fall. Mrs Ida Decker of Remington visiting here spent Tuesday with Ad Crippen and family. Mrs Alvin Harmon and daughter Sarah attended a relative’s funeral in Laketon. The Prohibition meeting addressed by I N Grisso was well attended. Nathan Kinnaman is critically ill with heart trouble. Jacob Blacketter and family and Ego Smith and family spent Sunday with Daniel Carson. Many locals attended Bethlehem services Sunday evening. Rumor says a local restaurant may close.
Registered Scotch Collie pups offered for sale at 118 Seventh Street. Call 433 for details.
Harmony court members hosted a social with oysters music and dancing attended by many. Various local residents travel visits illness recoveries and gatherings are noted along with upcoming speeches meetings and club activities in town.
Mrs Mary C Bauer aged 51 died last night at her son Albert Bauers home after illness. Funeral Saturday at 9 from St Joseph church with interment Mt St Vincent. Richard Kinneman funeral held today at Church of God at 2 with interment St Johns cemetery. Mrs Margaret Holmes of 901 Twentieth street to be shipped to Pulaski for burial after 1:40 pm with short services at 11:45 am tomorrow.
In Pekin on October 22 the rise of spirited vernacular journals across China’s provinces alarms the government. Dozens of journals in major cities publish patriotic editorials opposing foreign concessions while also satirizing officials and imperial family ailments. Feuilletons and romances fill much space alongside some news.
A speaker chides a wary tenant about rain seeping through a roof signaling a landlord’s duty to repair. The verse stresses prudent maintenance and the obligation to address a leaking dwelling.
A series of meetings and gatherings are listed: Deutscher Verein will hold a special session tomorrow evening on Third Street. Phi Sigma Chi members met at Boyd McConnell’s East Broadway home and will observe next month’s white carnation feast. Cass encampment No. 119 calls an officers session tonight. Battenburg club hosted by Mrs. W E Quillen at 318 Grove Street. Canton Logansport No. 15 L.O.O.F. ordered to assemble in fatigues at the armory this Thursday evening. Fleur de Lis Club to meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Ballou 1617 George Street. Lady Maccabees invite members and friends to Ben Hur hall for cards tomorrow at 2 PM.
Washington Democrats meet at Center School Friday night to prepare for the Marshall parade in Logansport Monday night. The group plans for every member to appear in the parade on horseback, stated secretary Harry Burkit of the Marshall club.
Local Elks plan a dedication of their new home next month with a parade banquet and grand ball. Committees will set the exact date and many visiting Elks are expected to attend.
Mrs Will Rosier and Mrs Max Hoffman sang a duet at the prohibition meeting in Lucerne Tuesday evening. I N Grisso delivered the address.
A House keeper column suggests blending Hallowe'en with a leaf party in October. It describes decorating with natural foliage, creating a leafy bower, and using leaves for table settings, centerpieces, and fruit displays. It also covers pumpkins, black cats as cards or favors, and leaf themed games with prizes.
The Sutton hotel in Logansport Indiana is for rent. The family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For details contact The Logansport Daily Reporter at 626 Broadway Logansport Indiana.
Mrs Belle Skinner and her daughter Edna of Indianapolis are visiting friends in the city, stopping to enjoy local hospitality during their travels.
Railroad companies seek hundreds of trained men for firemen brakemen motormen conductors and railway mail clerks carriers and post office clerks. Our mail courses prepare you quickly for these good paying jobs. Write for a free catalogue Dept 286 Freeport HL.
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