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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
8
The Daughters of Liberty of Indiana and Winds will hold their next annual convention in this city next June after a decision at the South Chicago gathering. Mrs. Frank Wall was re elected treasurer and Mrs. Emma Watts was chosen vice councilor, with the lodge reported numerically and financially sound.
A brief sworn statement by J C Bridge declaring that R R Buell has no connection with his piano business. The note asserts disassociation and clears Buell from any business ties with Bridge.
At yesterday's county commissioners meeting R. M. Dorney received the contract to build one mile of gravel road between Cass and Miami counties for 3600 dollars. The Miami and Cass boards met together, warrants were received and cancelled, and several bills were approved.
No meeting of the streets and alleys committee with the board of works has occurred as the committee is tied up with the electric light system. Members intend to convene soon to discuss better street conditions.
Travel from Indianapolis on Sunday June 7 with a $1.25 round trip fare. Special tickets valid on trains leaving at 5 00 5 45 7 00 and 9 00 am and returning on any same day train.
The Otto Shoe and Clothing Company announces new style caps for boys and children in stock for Saturday trade at popular prices.
Busy Bee club gathers this afternoon at Mrs Doak's residence 1930 George Street for a local meet up and social.
Rooms over the Otto Shoe and Clothing Company store are available for rent. Inquiries should be directed to the Otto Shoe & Clothing Company.
Screen painting and piano ads mingle with job inquiries rooms for rent and sales. Otto's advertises caps and popular prices while Stella Quinn lists Race Street contact. Community updates include Mrs. Jenkines visiting Chicago, a leap year dance, and a Toled o excursion. Local clubs and church events conclude the notices.
C A Beatty traveling salesman for R C Whitsett Coal and Mining company of Chicago moves from Carnegie Pennsylvania where he served as superintendent of mines for Pittsburg Coal company. He will set Market street as his headquarters and his wife and four sons Ellis Calvin Whitsett and Rhys will move here next week.
A brief item notes that the question is answered by calling Ied F Leanard, fvo. 1632, coal, coke and wood. The report lists fuel options and a contact for details in a concise local notice style.
This evening at 8 o clock a very important meeting of the Deutsch Verein of Logans Port will be held. All members are urged to be present and German speaking citizens are invited. Rudolph Kloepfer, President.
Advertised sale features SHAWKNITT socks two pairs for 25 cents and shirts priced at 59 cents each. The listing notes 25 and 50 cent per pair pricing and mentions a famous Royal Blue union made shirt at a dollar. Otto is referenced as a bold buyer.
Coroner Miller continues the investigation into the death of Settimio Mussioni who was killed Sunday night. Police suspect Sarafino Ciccihiti, now in hiding, but the coroner says there is no evidence against him and conviction would be unlikely if he is caught. Coroner found many Italians uncooperative or feigning ignorance.
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