Store to Close for Invoicing August 3 4 Reopens August 5
Local retailer announces closure for two days on August 3 and 4 to invoice goods. The store will reopen August 5 with new stock.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
5
Social notes from Peru and nearby towns include visits and travels
Fred Quick returns from a week in Peru with Mr. and Mrs. Forgy while Nellie Dailey visits grandmother Mrs. Voorhees. Many locals travel and visit relatives. a M E church ice cream social nets 24 dollars with 14 dollars clear. Lectures, business trips, and town movements fill the week as residents attend events and relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Metea Baptist to Hold Sunday Services
IllBethlehem Owen and Willie Michaels and Edgar Jasorka on sick list. Preaching at Metea Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Families from this village plan August 18 departure to Canada as future home. Visits by local residents noted with relatives and friends in Harrisburg Cincinnati and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metea Baptist Church
Local notes on residents and visitors in the era
Deer Creek Willie Seagraves was kicked by a horse but not seriously injured. Mrs. Boorger is seriously ill. S. L. Stephens and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Stephen. E. C. Hinkle and family, Chicago, are visiting relatives in this vicinity. John and Mary McClarey are visiting relatives in Chicago. John Thompson visited friends here the past week. Everett Lenon, Rockfield, was here on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright spent Tuesday evening in Logansport. Cecil Yeakley and Miss Goldie Moore visited friends in Frankfort. Mrs. John Cain and daughters, Misses Ogie and Eva, visited friends here the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hinkle
Chicago
John and
Mary McClarey
John Thompson
Everett Lenon
Rockfield
William Wright
Logansport
Cecil Yeakley
Goldie Moore
Frankfort
John Cain
Ogie
Eva
Local News Notes From Logansport and Surrounding Areas
Residents attend a Republican convention in Logansport. Illnesses include Mrs Pearl Barnhart and Miss Margaret Garbert. Mrs Lillian Tyner and her Kokomo family visit Mrs Eva Gray. Mrs Bart Swafford from Lincoln visits Edna Swafford. Tolley children spent time in Cassville. Minnie Thurston visits Kokomo. James Brown visits grandchildren in Miami. Alvin Gibson works at the Lincoln Watkins elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Pearl Barnhart
Margaret Garbert
Bart Swafford
Lincoln
Edna Swafford
John Tolley
Cassville
Minnie Thurston
Kokomo
James Brown
Miami
Alvin Gibson
Watkins
Walton Walton Move In Sets and Property Exchanges
Onward Edgar Phillips and family will move to their new Walton home Tuesday. O E Snee will take possession of his Phillips property. Earl Gard and wife will occupy the Snell vacancy. Thomas Little buys the Kistler property from Dr Snyder and Warren Bowser and family will move in when the doctor’s house is finished. C H Reider returns from Valparaiso. Aid Society quilted at church with all ladies invited weekly. Elman and wife visited Dave Carson family Sunday. Bernice Kulb visiting aunt Maggie Masters at Logansport. Infant daughter of Fred Coblentz improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Phillips
Walton
Phillips
Earl Gard
Snell
Thomas Little
Kistler
Dr. Snyder
Warren Bowser
C. H. Reider
Valparaiso
Aid Society
Social visits and gatherings across Logansport area
A long list of Sunday and weekday calls and visits in Logansport and nearby towns. Local residents including the Smiths, Nobles, Stones, and Lees hosted and visited relatives and friends. A surprise 48th birthday party for Mr Dickerson and Mrs Dickerson is noted with attendees and refreshments.
Rural Route 1 and City Visits Highlight Local Notices
Rural Route 1 Miss Mary Ferguson travels to Peru to visit cousin Mrs. Eva Murray and family. Hugh and Paul Henderson return from Chicago after extended visit with uncle Thadeus Armstrong. Harry Ferguson sells a batch of fat cattle Thursday. Mary and Alice Bell of Chicago visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Bell. Mrs. Mary Gibbs spends Thursday with Mrs. Emma Hanna. Mrs. Kerns returns to Indianapolis from visiting Cary Kerns and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and family visit Homer Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larimer spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sloop in Noble township. Cecil Henderson visits relatives at Camden. Grace Sharp and Carrie Ludwig of this city guests of Blanche and Maude Ross over Sunday. Large attendance at Concord social at Mr. and Mrs. Wilson's home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Roller enter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ferguson
Peru
Eva Murray
Hugh
Paul Henderson
Chicago
Thadeus Armstrong
Harry Ferguson
Mary
Alice Bell
E. V. Bell
Mary Gibbs
Emma Hanna
Kerns
Indianapolis
Cary Kerns
Charles Ross
Homer Morris
Charles. Larimer
John Sloop
Noble Township
Cecil Henderson
Camden
Grace Sharp
Carrie Ludwig
Blanche
Maude Ross
Concord
Wilson
C. D. Roller
Adamsboro Threshing Nears Completion and Local Moves
Adamsboro threshing is nearly finished in the area. Mr and Mrs Will Douglass moved to Logansport on Tuesday. William Decker lost a valuable young horse this week. Miss Emma Kidd returned home from Royal Centre Monday. Mrs Anna Brown and children had dinner with Miss Stella Reed Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Crooks Mary Myers spent Tuesday at Fletcher's Lake. Mr and Mrs A D Canode entertained relatives from New Waverly. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and son attended the basket meeting in Skinner's Grove Sunday. Bert Brown and wife are visiting the former's parents here. Mrs Frank Hoover and son Willard were guests of Mrs Laycock. Mrs William Harrison and Mrs Candoe called on Mrs Dollie Moore Tuesday evening. Regular Baptist services were held Sunday morning. Madison Reed went to Chili Thursday evening for the Association there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Canter
Columbus
George Brown
Poplar Grove
J. H. Copeland
Voorhees Brothers, Clothiers
S. R. Long
Delphi
Eugene Furnace
C. B. Landis
Logansport
James E. Watson
Viola Williams
Bowbells
North Dakota
Citto Scott
Mexico
Tress Oliver
Marion
Osborn Paper Co
J. M. Metheny
Orla
Auburn
Ind
L. L. Quick
New Waverly Band
William S. Zimmerman
Eel River
Charles Richardson
George Richeson
P. Maupin
Thomas Roberts
Flossie Black
Vivian Loser
Peru
A. C. Hoover
Grace Burton
Hattie Wiliams
Earl Williams
Atlanta
Will Douglass
William Decker
Emma Kidd
Royal Centre
Anna Brown
Stella Reed
William Crooks
Mary Myers
Fletcher's Lake
A. D. Canode
New Waverly
Harry Miller
Skinner’s Grove
Bert Brown
Frank Hoover
Willard
The
Baptist Church
Madison Reed
Chili
Association
Flora News Briefs From Car roll County
Flora notes July 31 reports Ds E L Peters and wife visiting Indianapolis. Mrs Catherine Stout's funeral held at George Stout home with burial in Delphi cemetery. K P picnic attendees at McCain's grave include numerous local residents. Dr Kerns family visits Sedalia. Chas Voorhees travels to South Bend on business. Mrs C W Rickrd's parents return to Altamont Illinois after weeks here. Miss Grace Moore to return to South Bend with friends. Miss Ruth Steckel to visit there briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
E. L. Peters
Indianapolis
Catherin Stout
George Stout
Delphi
K. of P
McCain
Joe McCune
C. W. Rickard
W. O. Brown
Jno. Robeler
Chas. Voorhees
South Bend
C. W. Rickrd
Altamont
M[i
Grace Moore
Ruth Steckel
Mrs. Hovis
Local Social Roundup From Delphi and Vicinity
Burrows D S Randolph spent Monday night at Deer Creek. Mr and Mrs Samuel Stewart and family were guests of Mr and Mrs John McCormick of Delphi. Mr and Mrs John Kendall visited Lucerne friends from Saturday to Monday. John Walden and Misses Helen and Ruth Johnsonbaugh spent Sunday at Lake Cicott. Charles Benner of Chicago visits here this week. James St. Clair of Logansport attended Enos Isaacs funeral Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Benner were guests of Logansport relatives Henry Hinkle and daughter Anna attended James Millis funeral at Camden Sunday. Burrows residents spent Sunday evening in Logansport. A crowd of young people picnicked along Rockcreek Wednesday for Misses Gertrude Robinson and Esther Rush of South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Randolph
Deer Creek
Samuel Stewart
John McCormick
Delphi
John Kendall
Lucerne
John Walden
Helen
Ruth Johnsonbaugh
Lake Cicott
Charles Benner
Chicago
James St. Clair
Logansport
Enos Isaacs
Jesse Benner
Henry Hinkle
Anna
James Millis
Camden
Burrows
Rockcreek
Gertrude Robinson
Esther Rush
South Bend
Odd Fellows mark Elwood lodge fiftieth anniversary
A seven member Odd Fellows crowd from Galveston attended Elwood’s lodge 50th anniversary Thursday night. Dr. W. E. Armstrong and Sam E. Thurston were in Hagers Thursday. U B church plans an ice cream festival tonight with baptismal services at M E church Sunday. Grandma Walters returned from Kokomo. Mrs G A McLaughlin homeward bound to Chicago after visiting Rev Herbert Boase. Uncle John Gossett today celebrates his 84th birthday. Attorney B B Richards visits Logansport today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elwood
Odd Fellowship
W. E. Armstrong
Sam E. Thurston
Hagerstown
U. B
M. E
Grandma Walters
Kokomo
G. A. McLaughlin
Chicago
Herbert Boase
John Gossett
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