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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1908
Page
8
Local notices list a money saving sale at the Golden Rule and ads for rent a seven room house on 106 9th and bath. miscellaneous items include pigs for sale, a pup lost, and trips to Indianapolis and Chicago. Ed Lux wins church wiring contract.
Bridge engineer Vernon inspected the Adamsboro bridge and found it in dangerous condition. The middle pier rests on a poor foundation with water loss under the earth and supporting material. Repairs have been let but not started, and travelers urge prompt completion.
Members of Logan Division No. 110 O. R. C. are requested to meet at hall Monday morning August 17 at eight o'clock sharp to attend in a body the funeral of our late Brother Francis J Tremp. F C Murphy secretary.
All members are requested to attend a special meeting today at 4 p.m. and assemble at the hall at 9 a.m. Monday to arrange for and attend the funeral of Brother F. J. Tremp. W. L. Ferrick, Grand Knight.
Car No. 201 on the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line struck two cows near Huntington Thursday night, narrowly avoiding derailment. Twenty seven passengers aboard, including locals, were shocked by the collision as the animals were struck in quick succession. Motorman York and Conductor Rose were in charge of the car.
Ten head of good cows for sale, all fresh, Jersey and Durham breeds. Spring and Wellington, Clymers, Ind. That burning question answered by calling Ed F Leanard, No 1632, coal coke and wood.
D. A. Gillespie offers livery boarding and saddle horses for hire located at 116 12th Street with phone access 303. Horses available for rental and stabling.
Clyde Emmons returns from Rochester area visit. Miss Lillie Williamson from Ottawa visits her parents in West Side. A new eight and a half pound baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heppe. Miss Mollie Mulford and Miss Florence Blair from South Bend visit the McFarren home. Deputy County Recorder Burkett attends old settlers reunion at Miamitown. Mrs. Lux Best to sing at Broadway Methodist Church. Will Gibbons of Indianapolis visits the Hooley family. Horstman family to spend a week at Maxinkuckee. Bowyer family to go there next Monday. Luella Flanegin on vacation, two weeks in Ohio. Francis G. Potter from Rubbertex in the city on business. Tiffany diamond rings promoted for sale. Mayme Longwell to join Boston Stock Company as musical director. A. J. M. seeks to buy or rent a modern house between 10th and 20th streets. William Gordon hosts visitors from Wheatland Avenue and Columbia City. Joe McNary offers favorable loan terms on city or farm property. Harry Green to Joliet for work at Nichols Studio. Dr. Tucker and Dr. Talbot join physicians’ trip to Clearwater Lake, Minnesota.
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