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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
2
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R C Clarke a general mechanic and piano tuner from Providence Rhode Island walked nine weeks to Denver seeking work. He did not beg during the journey and sent home 102 dollars to support his wife and children while relying on his skills for earnings on the road.
Miss Gertrude Haskins and Lemma Bartholomew planned to wed in Chicago but an automobile streetcar collision a week earlier left Bartholomew dead brother and Haskins with two broken ribs. She recovered enough to visit the clerk and obtain a marriage license.
Walton Chorus will perform in Bishop's hall Tuesday evening June 9 to raise funds for a school building piano. Admission is 10 and 20 cents. Mrs Henry Minick is ill. Arthur Spiry traveled to Delphi on Wednesday. Donna Oden will play violin with two Logansport soloists. Mrs Martha Smith hosted her daughter Mrs Pearl Etuire and Alis Etuire Sr of Logansport. A number of Watton residents attended.
Tribune reports Geniese Fry under bronchial treatment in Winamac with Dr Henry Thoms on. Mrs John Burton suffers another stroke with slim prospects of recovery. Harrison township commencement at Lucerne Pharsany. Baseball postponed to June 13 due to Barlow’s circus June 6. Various visits, moves, and social events including Rebecca Hall, strawberry ice cream social, and Royal Centre Reserves at Lucerne.
Burrows residents Maggie Lantz visited Burrows on Sunday. Decoration exercises are planned at Woodville next Sunday June 7. W R Mitchell has taken over as barber replacing Lawrence Waldsmith. Mr and Mrs L E Waldsmith had dinner with John and Mrs Smith. Orel Hinkle of Crawfordsville visits Burrows. Ethel Scott leaves for Winona Lake to attend school. Several Burrows residents attend Lutheran church decoration events. W Q Martin and son Gardner visit Winona Lake with Martin Justice. Mrs Joseph St Clair of Lucerne visits Burrows friends. Friday holiday for R F D carriers. F P Groninger spends day in Logansport. Lawrence Waldsmith and Orth Been depart Burrows for San Francisco. Mrs Waldsmith will stay with her father in Hammond.
Thomas R Marshall urges adherence to Constitution and laws to protect liberties. He denounces aristocracy of money, support for primary laws, and limits on state and local governance. He criticizes imperialism, tariff proposals, and reliance on courts over executive actions.
At the regular Town Board meeting H H Miller's claim for 5.50 for salary and expenses was allowed. Spradling received a pool room license for three tables. The Masons may tear down and rebuild the bell to their hall due to danger. Treasurer's report shows May 1 balance 173.94, June 1 balance 149.20. unpaid water rent 84.70 to W H Sprinkle. Various local visits and social notes follow including Maggie Stanley from Logansport and Miss May Plummer’s first year high school society.
The Askin-Singer company offers a summer school for chorus girls at La Salle theatre in Chicago starting July 1. Selected applicants on August 1 will join tours from September 1. No tuition, $20 per week pay, must submit photo and parental endorsement with application.
A fresh Nelson vaudeville program features Chris Lane in a hype honologue act with humorous songs and stories. The Goodwine Sisters perform The New Bell Hop skit with singing and dancing. The Majestic Singing Three deliver strong harmony. Hazel presents an illustrated song Somebody Sweetheart I Want to Be. The Nelsonscope shows new motion pictures and promises another big show next Monday.
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