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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
7
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Charles and Elizabeth Wipperman, deceased, late of Cass County Indiana. The estate is claimed to be solvent.
A St Louis chemist claims a simple locally applied remedy named Zemo can cure hundreds of eczema cases. The preparation targets skin germs by combining active principles of vegetable drugs to stop itching and draw germs to the surface for destruction. Homer Closson & Co. endorse and sell Zemo as an honest medicine.
A wedding trip described as ideal and affordable via the D and C Coast Line to Mackinac. The steamboats are described as elegantly furnished with reserved staterooms or parlors available in advance. An illustrated pamphlet can be obtained by sending a two cent stamp to the D and C Navigation Co. Detroit Michigan.
Walton residents enjoyed a Sunday visit schedule with Walton Shoreland. Esther Vernon hosted Bert Burkett and others for dinner while Miss Blanche Flomerfelt traveled to Mitchell to see Miss Yonker and a group of friends. Ray Bishop marked his fourteenth birthday with a party and contests.
Royal Centre scenes full of visitors and distant relatives with Kokomo Logansport and Chicago connections. Families, salesmen and students drop in as Dr Flanagan departs for a three week West trip while schools plan Children’s Day exercises.
Sunday drew large crowds as St Joseph Church marked thirty children receiving their first communion and joining as full church members. Protestant churches observed Children’s Day with primary graduates moving up to the junior department amid cool morning skies and clear evening weather.
The wedding of Miss Harrie Sewell and W O Murdock will be held Wednesday at noon at the bride’s parents home 2325 Broadway. Rev Johnson of Broadway Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony in a quiet family affair. After a short wedding trip they will reside at 1900 Broadway.
A large turnout of local Red Men gathered for Memorial Day exercises in Kokomo on Sunday. The Peru lodge and other tribal groups joined the ceremonies at the lodge room and Christian church before delegations, led by the Citizens band of Kokomo, moved to Crown Point cemetery for memorial services for departed members of the order.
Bridge City lodges notice a K of P Lodge No 305 regular meeting at Castle Hall this evening at eight o'clock Two candidates are to be initiated or considered for membership.
Orient Lodge No 272 F A M will hold a called session Tuesday evening June 16 for work in the B A degree. Members urged to observe by order of W M MO Y WOOD, Secy.
Mrs. A F Stukey and her daughter departed yesterday for a visit in Traverse City Michigan.
Ed Detrich was arrested yesterday afternoon on intoxication charges after neighbors called police. He was found on the west side lying face down and repeatedly attempting to stand on his head, a behavior described as a circus stunt by witnesses.
Rural mail routes in Cass County gain from stamped envelopes says A L Lawshe assistant postmaster general. Return cards prevent misaddressed letters from entering the dead letter office and postage handling improves with use. Union City postmaster George W Patchell notes first class mail on routes using stamped envelopes doubled after patron adoption.
Bertha, daughter of Mrs. Frances Fahl of Twelve Mile, suffered a serious eye injury when an open knife was pressed into her eye during play. Doctors fear loss of sight in the injured eye.
Arnett Vanatta was hurt but not seriously when a horse kicked him while he removed the animal from the barn. The barn was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. all farm implements and stock were saved before the roof collapsed.
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