U R E of P Leaves for Boston Drill Contest and New York Stop
The U R E of P company left for Boston yesterday to take part in the annual drill contest. Elks band met them at the hall and escorted the party to the train. They will travel to New York by direct route, then by boat to Boston, with a five day stop in New York on return. The list of travelers includes Otto Gever, J W Abshire, J M Bantz, A W Faust, O G McCormick, F J McQuaid and several others accompanied by relatives.
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Boston
Elks Band
Indianapolis
New York
Otto Gever
J. W. Abshire
A. W. Faust
O. G. McCormick
F. J. McQuaid
Leo Carew
Co. Enyart
Elwood Emnire
Earl Gangroff
Fred Jackson
Bert Kilburn
R. C. Manning
Harry Parlett
Clyde Strong
Charles Stewart
Harry Johnson
Arthur Nipple
H. D. Schafer
Mrs. Peckham
Miss Commingore
Dr. Cushman
Sunday School Fun for Class Noa at Kienley's Island
Christian church Class Noa enjoyed a Friday gathering hosted by teacher Mrs. Carrie Radabaugh at Kienley's Island. The program included an eovporate dinner and a boating and bathing party. Return to the city was around seven o clock with attendees Nellie Rankin Vevay Legg Lola Gifford Mary Zartman Grace Thomas and guest of honor Mrs. Myrtle Bell of Chicago.
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The
Christian Church
Carrie Radabaugh
Kienley’s Island
Nellie Rankin
Vevay Legg
Lola Gifford
Mary Zartman
Grace Thomas
Myrtle Bell
Chicago
Clock at Lincoln school still not running since Dr Church’s death
Since the death of C. H. Church the old Lincoln school clock has not run. Installed in 1874 by Dr. Church it stood as a familiar timepiece for generations of watchers who grew used to its steady presence.
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C. H. Church
Lincoln School
Dr. Church
Boy Bitten by Dog in Court Park
Willie Gross was attacked by a dog while playing in Court Park yesterday morning. His hand sustained severe lacerations and he was taken to Dr. G D Miller’s office where the wound was cauterized.
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Court Park
Willie Gross
McConnell, Jenkines & Stuart
G. D. Miller
Fine horses hauled by a special shipment to New York
One hundred twenty six handsome horses purchased by George Crouch in Europe for the Lafayette stock farm have been shipped from London to New York on the United Transport steamer Minnetonka. The load includes German Coach Belgian and Kercheron stock. They are among the best ever imported to America and will reach New York August 4 then go west by special train.
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Lafayette
Hilarious Wins United States Hotel Stakes at Saratoga
James R. Keene’s colt Hilarious captured the United States Hotel stakes at Saratoga, six furlongs, worth 8250 to the winner. Bobbin placed second and Selectman third as Edward led early before fading to finish behind the winner.
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Saratoga
James R. Keene
Hilarious
H. P. Whitney
Bobbin
Mr. Keene
Selectman
Keene
Edward
Robin
Doctor Returns From Western Canada Land Purchase
Dr J W Ballard traveled through western Canada and bought a section of land amid favorable reports about the land and people.
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J. W. Ballard
Canada
Cass County Detectives to Attend National Meeting in Peru
Several members of the Cass County Detective Association will attend the national meeting of the order in Péru August 6 7. One thousand visitors are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Detective Association
Order
Péru
Special Meeting Grants Semi Monthly Pay Rolls
The board of works met yesterday and approved the semi monthly pay rolls so employees can receive their wages on Monday.
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Board of Works
Horse hire livery boarding and saddle services offered
D. A. Gillespie lists livery boarding and saddle horses for hire at 116 12th Street with phone number 3908.
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D. A. Gillespie
12Th Street
Murphy & Fleming Offer Summer Suits On Sale
A local tailor promotes summer suits from five to ten dollars under regular price to clear stock. Murphy and Fleming invites customers to visit their shop for discounted styles as the season shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy & Fleming, Tailors
Five Marriage Licenses Issued In One Day
The County Clerk's Office reports five marriage licenses issued yesterday August 1. One wedding occurred yesterday and four are planned for today at various locations including Lake Cicott and the city. Couples named include Sadie Rinehart Elmer E Gripe Jessie N Borge James M Kelley Maggie Spilman Marry Grace Ollie M Late Phillip A Davis Eather Smith Frank E Peterson and others.
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Sadie Rinehart
Lake Cicott
Elmer E. Gripe
Goodland
Jessie N. Borge
James M. Kelley
J. O. Simon
Maggie Spilman
Grace
Ollie M. Late
Phillip A. Davis
Stephen Mellinger
North Street
Frank E. Peterson
Lucerne
Eather Smith
Sixteen Girls Prepare Flag Drill at Market Street Church
Sixteen girls from Market Street M. E. Church will present a flag drill at the church on Wednesday evening August 9. A musical entertainment will accompany the program and the whole event promises to be entertaining for attendees.
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Market Street
M. E
Council to Read Neglected Minutes at Monday Meeting
The council will spend the evening reading a long list of neglected minutes and then address regular business. The electric light and sewer questions will be considered during the session.
Festival at Fairview lawn church lawn festival
The Ladies' Aid Society of Fairview L B church Bethlehem township hosts a Saturday August 8 festival on the church lawn with good time and ample refreshments promised for all attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fairview L. B
Bethlehem Township
Davis Lape Wedding
Philip A. Davis of Bringhurst and Miss Ollie M. Lape were married yesterday morning by Rev. F J Mellinger at 2308 North Street. The groom formerly worked for the railroad and now owns a farm near Bringhurst where they will reside.
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Philip A. Davis
Bringhurst
Ollie M. Lape
Hal McElhaney
F. J. Mellinger
North Street
Record harvest reports from Adams township Kinzie farm
C. T. Kinzie of Adams township reports eleven acres of wheat yielding 38 bushels per acre the best crop in Adams township. The Kinzie farm sits just north of Hoovers station and highlights a strong local yield.
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C. T. Kinzie
Adams Township
Kinzie
Hoovers Station
Local riders to board Wabash excursion to Detroit
Several residents depart this morning on the Wabash excursion heading to Detroit via Toledo. They will transfer to a boat at the Michigan city for further travel.
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Detroit
Toledo
Michigan City
Campaign Push for Summer Suit Bargains
A local retailer declares a campaign to close out summer patterns offering exceptional bargain suits. The message invites shoppers to visit and be pleased with the selection and pricing.
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Murphy & Fleming, Tailors
Fire sale ad for coats and more by John Hedde
Classified notice announces a fire sale offering all kinds of coats and other items. Contact John Hedde at phone 1700 for details.
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John
Hedde
Seybold Farm Produces Superior Cass County Corn
A dozen or more roasting ears twelve inches long were brought to the Tribune office proving that the George Seybold farm west of the city has the best and most advanced field of corn in Cass county. This first field planted last spring is maturing under Tenant Kennedy and will be well clear of early frosts.
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Kennedy
Joe McNary
Lady Patch
J. F. Getty
Pacer
Auto Trust 10 E Formed Soon in Major Auto Combine
New York on August 1 reports plans for the International Motor Company with 23 million capital and 31 million common stock. The initial underwriters include Morgan figures though the house itself isn’t listed. Maxwell Briscoe and Buick are to merge, with several other plants joining, aiming for operation by September 1 and creating the world’s largest auto concern.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
International Motor Company
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company
Tarrytown
New
Newcastle
Ind
Buick Motor Company
Jackson
Mich
Ward, Hayden
Local Brevities and society notes
Short items list visits and travel deals in Wabash area notes. Mentions Miss Gertrude Rosenthal visiting in Washington and various locals visiting relatives, with restaurant ads, lodge meetings, and a horse update about Lady Patch. Also railroad specials and money lending offers appear among community notices.
Local Notices and Moves around Town
QO W Cooper advertises fire insurance and a new perfume Sincerity at Tritt's. Owen Lowe family relocate to Liberty street. Frank Jeffriees move to 712 Linden. J A Guy recovering after injury on Bates street. House wanted for cash at 723 High street. Mrs E W Crouse and two daughters return from Ohio visit. Church dwelling for sale at 1905 Broadway. Modern rent near city district. Ellis Hance tries balloon ascent contract at Spencer Park. Local social news includes visits by Mrs William Wehling Ruth Wehling Minnie Bradford Frank Grassfield and Kasch family. Frank Diehl and travels to Europe. Myrtle McKee visits Walton.
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QO. W. Cooper
Tritt’s
Owen Lowe
Liberty Street
Frank Jeffriees
Sycamore Street
Linden Avenue
J. A. Guy
Bates Street
High Street
E. W. Crouse
Ohio
Broadway
C. M. Custer. Com
H Care Tribune
Ellis Hance
The
Traction
George Bishop
Walton
Burning Question Solved by Ed Leonard Contact
A reader asks for the answer to a burning question and is instructed to contact Ed F. Leanard, No. 1632, for coal coke and wood supplies.
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Ed F. Leanard
Pitman Guests Dine With Political Candidacy Trio
Mr and Mrs E E Pitman hosted a six o clock dinner at Market street last evening with James E Watson republican candidate for governor Dr Charles Good candidate for congressman and Quincy A Myers candidate for judge Watson departed for his home at seven o clock Good stayed overnight and will go home today
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E. E. Pitman
Market Street
James E. Watson
Charles Good
Quincy A. Myers
Mr. Watson
Dr. Good
Wil
Special music at First Presbyterian service in city
Morning service features violin solo by Herbert Stevens and a song by Mrs. L. D. Eichhorn. It will be Mrs. Eichhorn's last Sunday in the city before she leaves Tuesday for Lincoln Nebraska with her husband to sing at a Chautauqua.
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First Presbyterian Church
Herbert Stevens
L. D. Eichhorn
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Clara Radabaugh
GLOCK
Small Boy
Wabash Will
Crouch Stock Farm
Associated Press
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Logansport
Council
Fairview
Adams
Seybold Farm
Tribune
George Sey
Bold
Cass County
Auto Trust
Indiana Concern
Morgan
House of J. P. Morgan
Internn
Ternational Motor Company
Cty
Kayser
Jac
Ade
Panama
Lonsdale
Gloria
Enterprise
Gertrude Rosenthal
Washington, D. C
John M. Johnson
St. Louis
Wabash R. R
Murdock Hotel
Mary Phinney
Delphi
Anna Jackson
Nellie
Me Sineehy
I. M. Parish
Peru
B. Z. Lewis
John M. Williams
Hammond
I. G. Wilson
Monroe
Lake Erie
John Murray
Edwards
Emma Campbell
Walcott
Alfred Campbell
J. W. Caldwell
Arabell DeHaven
O. W. Cooper
Richard Chapplier
Chapplier
Carrie Johnston
Illinois
John Caldwell
Harry Kerlin
Coschociton
Col
Cramer
Broadway M. E
Wabash Station
Martin Norton
Richard Wright
Anderson
Paul Butler
Pittsburg
Louise Richardson
Oxford
SALE
Corona
Fourth Street
GEO. H. Gise
4Th and Broadway
Cash Grogery
W. J. Carpenter
Michigan Ave
Zook’s
Jas. E. Watson
Dr. Good and
I. A. Myers
Pitman
J. A. Reed Insurance Agency
F. M. Bozer
D. C
Fourth and Broadway
City National Bank
Phillip Voorhees
Escamore Street
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