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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
7
Special correspondence from Galveston lists visits and guests including Mrs Allie Malott and Mrs John Stone. Multiple locals travel to Lake Maxinkuckee and attend church events while marriages and property talks surface among assorted Kansans and nearby towns.
Reports list numerous residents and visitors across the area. Tommy Kistler and Fred Ford came to Logansport yesterday. Several locals travel to North Dakota Minnesota and Canada for work or pleasure.
Mrs Della Krauz and sons visit her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Stages. Mr Swayzee of Russiaville plans a visit to Frankfort for the county fair. Miss Josephine Conwell of Kokomo stays with Mrs Warren Kepner. George Tritt travels to Tipton. The Benson child is ill. The Bishop families held a picnic at Spencer Park yesterday.
Rural Route 1 Clem Davidson paints his house Roy Hanna and family visit Columbia City. Mr Winfield Wilson and family spend Sunday with their daughter Orval Montgomery. Charles Brandt Noble township stays with N S Brandt family. Henry Strahle and George Weaver harvest clover seed Tuesday. Funeral of Mrs Zeider at Crooked Creek Baptist church. Burial in Baptist cemetery. Henry Chilcott and wife visit daughter Etta Bussard Noble township. Ora Strahle visits Johnsons Clay township. Roy Hanna fears lockjaw after a nail puncture. Rev Harry Thompson to preach at West Sandridge school house next Sunday. Homer Morris Phillip Wolford excursion to South Dakota. John Lafever hosts Homer Morris Harrison township. Webb Chapel church services next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hanna Bell attend bible conference at Winona. Roy Larimer visits Charles Larimer family.
Dr A J Cook visited Yeoman on business while Dr E E Blickenstaff and family toured Permont. The Cline Byrum reunion attracted about sixty Flora residents at Logansport. A rumor warned of a date change for the Republican township convention but proved unfounded. Byrum Harris of Burlington and Art Gillam attended events. Jake Huntsinger and George Brim were ill. Miss Riggle visited Brifton. Mike Hanavan and Leon Eckerley traveled to Logansport. George Pullen and family joined the Logansport reunion. Harry Spitler drove to Laporte. The Flora Stars beat Delphi Stars 7 to 1. visiting team won 5 to 3 today.
Indianapolis Aug 19 There are 100 or more residents within fifty miles of Indianapolis who may have Cherokee blood and are eligible for a share of more than 4 million dollars awarded by the United States court for treaty obligations with the Cherokees in 1838. J E Tyler special commissioner plans to locate claimants in the state as part of an exhaustive investigation of about 45 000 claimants nationwide. The payment is not immediate. officials are only investigating claims.
Mrs. Pearl Austin of Anderson, previously Miss Turner of Camden, visits friends here during her stay.
In Winamac Indiana Charles Woodcock aged 60 married SteHNa Smith aged 20 of Francisville after a brief courtship. It is alleged Woodcock paid a guardian $10 to vouch for the match and the guardian allegedly used the money to end the girl’s homelessness and pressure her into marriage.
The travel magazine promotes a 250 page book issued by the D. & C. Line with three stories and illustrations of D. & C. Coast Line scenes to Mackinac. Sent anywhere for ten cents prepaid postage to D. & C. Navigation Co., 6 Wayne St., Detroit.
Interurban train schedule outlines arrivals between Chicago, Logansport, Louisville and Cincinnati. Details include numerous train numbers, express, accommodation, sleeping and parlor cars, daily and Sunday services, and special routes to Huntington and Lafayette. Time table in effect May 24 1908 with notes on freight service and station departures.
Special low rates for the Toledo G A R National Encampment with going dates August 28 to 31 and good until September 15. Privilege to extend to October 15. Describes the quickest cleanest and best route with the lowest rates.
FRANK J. REED G. P. A.
The U T System announces March 12 1907 service from Logansport to Indianapolis with multiple daily departures from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm and limited trains to Tipton. Connections at Tipton enable travel to Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Anderson Middletown Mandang and other lines. Interchangeable coupon books offer 12 dollars worth for 10 dollars across 32 traction lines totaling 1807 miles.
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