Farmers Lose First Fight Against Park
John Cooper and fellow farmers faltered in their bid to end Sunday attractions at Boyd Park between Wabash and Peru as a jury acquitted William Mussellman of Sabbath desecration. Mussellman runs a store at the park edge and was defended by the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company attorneys. Proceedings against James Irwin and Joseph Small follow, while Cooper persists in prosecutions and the park maintains Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Boyd Park
Bash Valley Traction Company
James Irwin
Joseph Small
Cooper
Local Brevities and Daily Notices From Wabash
Community notes list visits by Miss Irene Neff in Peru and Miss Marie Gross in Bunker Hill, upcoming excursion to Ft Wayne, local sales including furniture and a Studebaker phaeton, the Loan and Trust Co deposits, and several short personal announcements. Also mentions Victor Wise shopping in New York and Dr. Brennan’s recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Neff
Peru
John M. Etnire
Marie Gross
Bunker Hill
Margaret Maiden
Harriet Stevens
H. K. Lewis
Cincinnati
Charles Emnire
Studebaker
Gertrude Sav
J. R. Connor
East High Street
Charlotte
Nellie Reel
Winona
Loan & Trust Co
Stettiner
Indiana
E. Cook
Lincoln
Inn
Mary Hooley
Miami Avenue
A. B. Liming
Fifteenth Street
Anniston
Missouri
Carroll
A. L. Jones
Broadway
Local Notes Buoyed by Visits and Ventures Across Town
A long list of community updates covers visits to South Bend Chicago and St Joseph Michigan. People return from summer schools trips and vacations while others seek employment at the Barnett Hotel and surgical service. Local real estate rental offers and bank savings promotions appear alongside church services, civic meetings, and upcoming schoolhouse festival plans.
Golden Rule Money Saving Sale Promises Low Prices
Shoppers see a Golden Rule money saving sale offering $6 silk petticoats $4.44 and $14.50 fall room rugs for $10.75 plus 15¢ silk ribbons sale 10c Several fall wool carpets priced under new levels including $1.25 velvet carpet at 95c and 65c cotton blankets at 69c Also corset cover embroidery 19c and elbow length silk gloves 9c to 9Se.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
John M. Elaire
Kestler Recovering After Logansport Hospital Stay
Frank Kester of Marion is recuperating at his mother Mrs. Robert Houses home after ten days in a Logansport hospital. He works as an express messenger for Adams company and has run the Vandalia line from Terre Haute to South Bend. He was injured loading an automobile and strained his body, with no serious consequences expected. Previously he drove an express wagon in Marion.
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Anoka School
Edmund Wilson
Swathmore
Charles Wecht
St. Joseph
Michigan
Bell
Barnett Hotel
H. B. Weeks
Geo. W. Swigart Land Co
J. H. Neff
New York
New Jersey
John Carson
Clay Township
H. E. Jefferies
Rochester
Frank Jefferies
Pearl Livingston
Rosa Fries
Wiliam C. Wehling
Eighteenth Street
Ruth
Detroit
Mich
Mayor McKee
John Mulachy
Allen Lewis
Board of Works
Peru
Sullivan
Effie Rice
Lillie Thomas
Lake Maxinkuckee
Irene Horstman
Alfred Campbell
Emma Campbell
Wolcott
Stella Jackson
John C. White
Titan
A. P. Bride
Attica
Broadway Methodist Church
Terre Haute
South Bend
Logansport
Kester
Marion
Local Classifieds and Notices
For rent furnished room by Spear Street and seven room house on North Street. Pigs for sale and various sales including suits at spend, fur niture prices, and local shopping notes. Local residents Eva Hellopeter and Brenda Young gainful moves. Father Hoerstman visits South Bend for clergy retreat in Ft Wayne diocese.
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M. Etnire
Stettinger
C. J. Klineck
North
B. Banta
R. R
Charles Doxey
Elnora Elizabeth
Cornell
el Paso
Texas
Father Hoerstman
St. Joseph’s Church
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Fresh cows for sale in Clymers Indiana
Ten head of good cows for sale all fresh Jersey and Durham breeds. Spring and Wellington listed as contact locations in Clymers Indiana.
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Jersey
Durham
Spring & Wellington
Clymers
Ind
New Walk Planned on Third Street Bridge
A new pedestrian walkway is to be installed on the Third Street Bridge after the old one was deemed dangerous and removed promptly.
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Third Street Bridge
Card club set to meet Sister Cook next Monday
The card club that met with Sister Oats last Monday evening will meet again next Monday evening with Sister Cook at 913 Race Street.
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Card Club
Saddle Horses for Hire in Livery and Boarding
Livery boarding and saddle horses for hire offered by D. A. Gillespie at 116 12th Street. Phone 303.
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D. A. Gillespie
12Th Street
Four Night Blooming Cereus Plants Unfold at Goddard Home
C D Goddard and family hosted a crowd Tuesday night to witness four buds of the night blooming cereus opening, with another plant blooming last night.
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C. D. Goddard
Cerus
Howe Family Heads East on Hudson River Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Howe and Mrs. J. W. Gallt depart today for an eastern tour. They plan stops in New York, a Hudson River excursion, visits across northern New York, and return by Niagara Falls.
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J. W. Gallt
East
New York
Hudson
Visi
Niagara Falls
Portland rail line reshuffles after lien filings
In Portland Indiana Aug 19 a number of C B C railroad workers were discharged after filing mechanic liens. John Miller from Pennville moved to Portland to become section foreman replacing Emanuel Harman while John Gessaman, once at the local coal dock, is sent to Pennville to fill Miller’s prior post.
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Portland
Ind
C., B. & C. Railroad
John Miller
Pennville
Emanuel Harman
John Gessaman
Goal Dock
Miller
Entertains Stag Club For Ralph Julians Birthday
Miss Mary Peters hosted a surprise party for Ralph Julian turning twenty at 1920 Broadway last night. Stag Club members in attendance included Roma Carney, Charles Fairman, Glen Fox, Conner Barnett, Verna Conn, Ernest Conn and Bessie Swigart.
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Mary Peters
Fire sale on Best Jackson Hill coal at 4.25 per ton
The notice advertises a fire sale offering Best Jackson Hill coal for 4.25 dollars per ton on the 19th and 20th. Contact John Hedde at phone number 1700 for details.
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Jackson Hill
John Hedde
Burning question answered by coal and coke dealer
The item confirms the solution to a lingering question by calling Ed F. Leanard number 1632, a coal coke and wood supplier, indicating his business is the place to call for fuel needs.
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Ed F. Leanard
Bull for Sale by Louis Barnett in City
Poll Durham bull offered for sale. full blood and 18 months old. seller Louis Barnett lists R. F. D. 8 City as contact for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Louis Barnett
Special Invitation Draws Interest in Cass County Event
Report notes a visitor passes as a welcoming figure to both men and children, with a special invitation extended to attend a gathering in Cass County where his presence is highly anticipated despite ambiguous intentions.
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Cass County
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Park
Wabash
William Mussellman
Mussellman
Ft. Wayne & Wa
Harold Powlen
Seventeenth Street
Margaret Barker Baker
John F. Brennan
Twelfth Street
Market Street
Loan & Trust ‘Co
Charles Woll
Chicago
D. F. Harrison
State Street
Lonsdale Muslin
Kestler
Adams Express Company
Frank Kester
Man
Mrs
Robert
Logansport Hospital
John
Eva Hellopeter
Loon Lake
Brenda Young
Ottawa Street
B. F. McCann
Sycamore Street
Arnold
Keysers
Fairbank
Der
Wiler
Everett Shirtings
Wise
Louis Howe
Entertains
Stag Club
Ralph Julian
The
Resi
Verna Conn
Ernest Conn
Bessie
Swigart
Concord
Market St
Roy Johnson
Janey
R. and
H. Simons
Fall
Brussels
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