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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
8
W C Albertson at 1901 North Street sold to Rev James G Tedford and Peter Titus property at 3820 Vandalia Street sold to Mrs Maria Ireland. Other bargain properties available. General rental and insurance services by Co W Cooper at 306144 Broadway contact 285.
Tipton township Republicans meet Saturday at 2 o'clock in Walton to nominate a trustee assessor two constables and two justices of the peace. H. O. Flook Frank Jack.
Charley Butler, named assistant sergeant at arms for the Republican national convention, receives credentials and heads to Chicago to don the uniform and oversee about fifteen tickets for Logansport followers. H G Tucker will attend, carrying a badge sample for Indiana delegates at Fairbanks HQ.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rinehart is ill at her north side home after a dog bit her last week near the Bush ing bottling works. The bite led to a serious illness she has suffered since the attack.
Noble township Republicans schedule a convention on Thursday June 11 at 2 30 p m at Center school house to nominate a township ticket. H P Gotshall A O Brandt committeeemen.
Auction of hand-made carriages including runabouts stanhope and sleighs. Rubber tired buggy gies and carriages available. Phone 206 for details.
Rev. E. N. Baral, a Persian missionary and Urmiah Presbyterian College graduate, spoke at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in the morning and First Presbyterian Church about Persian customs.
Edgar Lamb of Dayton Kentucky visited his brother Harry Lamb and family Sunday. Stella Quinn advertises high grade pianos and instruments by phone. Mrs Eva Whitecraft of Minneapolis visits her aunt Mrs J T McNary. Nine room residence for sale or rent via A Tribune. Mrs C D Eversole plans Kansas City Arkansas trip. Mr and Mrs H C Stetzger returned from Decatur Indiana. Lost red shawl on Michigan avenue. Return to Smith and Carpenter’s grocery. A group of ladies traveled to Riverside California via Denver Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Help wanted a woman for light housework. Driving horse wanted weight at least 1100 lbs. Phone 1873. Screen work requested by Han na. Dunn Hotel money loan. George B Forgy advertises financial services. L. P. Reinhardt piano tuner. Suppers tonight at Broadway M E church 5 to ?. Edgar Lamb visit noted again amid regional travel.
Ernest Cope faces assault and battery charges after a quarrel with a Strecker bakery employee. The incident occurred Sunday night and the case is set for trial Saturday in Justice Hanawalt's court.
Charles Grant of Marion collided with a city streetcar at the intersection of Tenth and Branson while turning a Haynes Automobile demo vehicle at Ko komo. No serious injuries were reported.
The ditch case of Etta D. Wright against Jesse C. Hertschell, appealed from the justice court, was tried in the circuit court yesterday. The will of the late Hugh Faley was probated yesterday morning, leaving his money and property after funeral expenses to beneficiaries.
A Pittsburg terminal project escalates costs to around 40 million with claims about the deceased’s funds disputed. The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway receiver case follows a separate Toledo hearing over national debt and the railroad’s collapse amid city development claims.
The case shows costs rising from about 16 million to over 40 million with the project unfinished. A note of one million dollars due in August and an eight million dollar mortgage maturing shortly add pressure, with no funds available to meet them.
Local ads: selling cobs at 1119 Edwy, screens at 315 Fifth St, full dress salt $10, refrigerator lawn mower and household goods for sale at 437 Michigan Ave, lost brown leather pocket book with $2.20 return to Tribune. Furnished rooms for rent with board, near 604 Mkt. Found pin from An St F D S fraternity at Tribune office. Musical at Universalist church Thursday 8 pm admission 20 cents. B B Bellows at 400 Helm St selling household goods and poultry housing. Thomas Deweese sold second hand store on Sixth St to E A Howe, former Chicago resident.
Special rail fare to Indianapolis Sunday June 14 at 1.25 for the round trip. Tickets valid on trains 5 00 5 45 7 00 and 9 00 a m each way. Return on any train the same day.
Children’s Day exercises at the Cumberland Presbyterian church are postponed to Sunday June 21. Next Sunday will be rally day with an effort to have every pupil present.
Knzauss and Izor promote a clothing sale with bargains described despite apocalyptic wording. The notice emphasizes ongoing discounts and invites customers to visit.
A McKinley line interurban car carrying fifteen passengers collided with a Wabash coal train at a crossing one mile south of Staunton on June 8. Charles Boehmer of Litchfield was killed. five others were injured and taken to a nearby farmhouse for treatment. Physicians were summoned and report says all survivors are expected to recover.
Rev Rawei, a Maori from New Zealand, lectured at Market Street Methodist Church on Sunday morning and evening. Born in New Zealand, he was adopted by a wealthy English woman, given top education, and now dedicates his life to evangelistic work among his countrymen.
San Pedro California June 6 the official board of inquiry to determine the cause of the explosion on the Tennessee convened on board the cruiser this afternoon.
That burning question is answered by contacting Ed F. Leanard No 1632, for coal coke and wood.
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