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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
8
A collage of short notes from local life including remarks by Josh Wise, upcoming entertainments at the Ark and Crystal, social events, travel updates, illnesses, work shifts, and notices about trains, birthdays, and recent deaths. Local businesses and residents are referenced, with several calls to attend shows and socials this week.
A clipped chatter page notes King Edward’s visit to Marion. The text hints at a farmer named Silo and remarks on a rumor of removing several pounds of something before going home.
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broadway Logansport Indiana is for rent. It is a large family hotel with a spacious office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information call or write Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broad Street Logansport Indiana.
A collage of jokes and quips about money, dentistry, fishing on Sunday, and daily life. Miniatures reference gas dentistry. a bank remark. a boxing match. a riddle about potatoes. Los Angeles origin. a cartoonish Bogus dialogue. and a map joke.
A shipment arrived from Wiler & Wise, Ine featuring ladies misses and children's sweaters.
Registered Scotch Collie pups offered for sale at 11 Seventh Street. Contact phone number 432.
Several residents are naturalized including five Italians two Englishmen and one Bohemian. Local visits span Frank and Mary McKee with grandchildren, Crouse family guests in Mansfield Ohio, and Strahley families on a Wabash river picnic. The bolt department runs long hours to meet car repair demand. Also listed are local ads and daily invitations.
John Kern Jr. of Indianapolis remains seriously ill. His condition keeps the Democratic vice presidential candidate at home, with Mrs. J B Shultz of this city at his bedside.
Mr. and Mrs H E B Buntain hosted a noon luncheon for their tenth anniversary with guests from Clinton township Noble township Skelton's ford and Chicago. Prohibition club and Phi Kapps Theta sorority activities plus dancing class news and a surprise party for Ray Martin concluded a busy social day.
Mrs Ella Lintner and Henry Frederick were united in marriage last evening at the bride's home. Squire Reid officiated the ceremony and the couple will reside in the city. Mrs Ada Winslow will spend Sunday in Indianapolis with relatives.
Multiple congregations announce Sunday services with times for Sunday school sermons and prayer meetings. Listings include Dunker Mission Union, Cumberland Presbyterian West Broadway, First Church of Christ Scientists Ninth Street, First Presbyterian Barton B Bigler, Church of Christ Columbia Street, Bethel A M E West Market, Universalist Church, and Market Street M E with pastors named and topics listed for morning and evening sermons. The Junior League meets tomorrow at 2 30 p m.
Regular meeting of Logan division No 116 C R C is set for tomorrow afternoon with all members urged to attend. Also, Wea tribe No 170 I O R M will hold a called meeting Sunday at 2 PM in their wigwam.
Mrs. J. W. Wickwire, 70, died in Chicago and will be transported to her son H. G. Wickwire’s home at 807 Race Street for services on Monday at 10 30 AM with Rev. George Crum. Mt Hope burial. Mrs. Margaret Dougherty’s funeral is Monday at 9 AM at St Joseph’s Church, with Rev. Kroeger, Mt Vincent burial. Mrs. Claricy Duffy, 90, died at her daughter’s home in Jefferson Township. funeral is tomorrow at Zion Church Delphi with cemetery interment nearby.
Classified want column notes job ads offering five cents per line with ads for men and women to work at home or travel. Mentions Burns at Brown's car, 4th and High, a salesman position with weekly salary and expenses, permanent agency opening, and the Graham Nursery Company in Rochester, New York.
Railroads seek hundreds of workers for firemen brakemen motormen and conductors. Uncle Sam wants railway mail clerks carriers and post office clerks. Our mail courses fit you quickly for these good paying positions. Write for free catalogue and specify desired position. Dept 286 Freeport, IL
Uncle Sam seeks railway mail clerks mail carriers and post office clerks offering 1100 dollars yearly. Examinations held November 18 with common education sufficient. Preparation free through the Franklin Institute Rochester New York.
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