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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

8

Local Brevities and March Sales Notes

Local brief items list cabs phone 1145 and piano tuning by Erb phone 1234. For sale a go cart at 517 Wheatland Ave. March sale offers include coats and jackets at discounted prices from Wiser and Wise. Also notices of savings deposits and three percent interest from Loan and Trust Co. A 115 acre farm near Logansport is for sale by C. M. Cordell Elliott Building.

Logansport C. M. Cordell Elliott Building

Finnegan arraigned on petit larceny charges

Arthur Finnegan was arraigned yesterday on a petit larceny affidavit filed by his father. The father says the youth stole about 75 dollars worth of household articles and pawned more to buy drink. Police report related complaints and a possible reform school placement. Women sent back from Marion after being found drunk with several colored men near Dunkirk.

Arthur “Finnegan Smith Reformatory Marion Dollie Smith Fanny Adams Dunkirk

Receipt aids audit after Young America store robbery

William Hubler, owner of a recently robbed store in Young America, received a receipt for $126.26 covering the amount taken. The letter suggests the receipt could help in auditing the books, and authorities hold the letter as they pursue the thieves.

William Hubler Young America

Corset Covers and Drawers at Golden Rule

Ladies snap up muslin corset covers and drawers in liberal quantities at Golden Rule with values 50c 75c and 1.00 offered for 37c each.0

Colvin and Strebel Seek License for Gallery Amid Court House Decor Bids

Colvin and Strebel apply for a gallery license to operate in the former Kindler premises as he exits business. Bids for decorating the courthouse are to be received this week. Commissioners planned two gravel road bonds this term but now expect to wait until March 80.

Ke Charles

Death of Joshuah Greensfelder in Ft Wayne

Joshuah Greensfelder brother of Eli Greensfelder of this city died Sunday evening at 50 clock following an operation at St. Joseph Hospital Ft Wayne. Funeral set for today at 2 oclock. He was unmarried and left brother Aaron and sister Millie in Ft Wayne. He worked long with White Fruit Co Ft Wayne and left considerable money.

Greensfelder St. Joseph Hospital Ft. Wayne Eli Greensfelder Aaron Millie Ft. ‘Wayne The White Fruit Co

Mortgage ex emptions filing window urged by county official

The law requires mortgage exemptions to be filed in the county auditor’s office during March and April. The auditor has prepared the papers and records to complete the filings. Do not neglect to file your exemption. George W. Cann, County Auditor.

Expert fitter Mrs Leharra visits Gos corsets

Mrs Leharra, renowned corset fitter of Gos fame, arrives for on site demonstrations at the Golden Rule. She will explain the fit and qualities of the famed Gos sard corsets. Regular customers may learn about the new styles and proper wearing.

Stock of late John H. Quinn for sale at cost

Stella M. Quinn advertises the late John H. Quinn estate stock for sale at cost. Contact 519 Broadway or call 1605 for details.

John H. Quinn Stella M. Quinn Broadway

Belvidere Couple Welcome a Son

Born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Leiber of Belvidere Illinois a son. The parents formerly resided in this city.

Frederick Leiber Belvidere,Ill

Stewart and Nehr Form Partnership for Market Street Grocery

Byron Nehr a traveling man and James Stewart a grocer form the partnership Stewart and Nehr to operate a grocery store at 309 Market Street.

Byron Nehr James Stewart Stewart & Nehr Market Street

City council adopts two ordinances on damages and boarding

The board approves an appropriation of 1535 for Cromer settlement damage and a 400 for boarding city prisoners in the jail. Both ordinances pass without debate as the meeting adjourns after adoption.

Cromer Supreme Court

Tribune Club Offers Special Newspaper Subscriptions

The Tribune offers clubbing rates for readers to get Daily Tribune with Indiana Farm, Inter Ocean and Farmer, Globe Democrat, Toledo Blade, Farmers Guide and Ohio Farmer. Rates range from 3.80 to 4.15 for one year, with combinations including both papers.

the Blade Inter Ocean and Farmer The Farmer’s Guide Globe Democrat Daily Tribune Indiana Farm CF Inter Ocean and Farmer Toledo Blade Daily Tribune and Globe Daily Tribune and Farmers Guide Daily Tribune and Ohio

Fraternity Attempts Pennant Theft during Leap Year Dance

Phi Sigma Chi members clashed briefly with Crescent club attendees over a pennant stolen from the wall during the leap year dance in the hall Saturday. The trespassers surrendered the banner and the matter was resolved amicably.

Phi Sigma Chi Crescent Club

Campbell Returns to City After Ohio Visit

Miss J. C. Campbell, manager of the Private Business college, has returned to the city after a visit to her former home in Ohio. Her parents plan to make this city their home in the near future.

J. C Campbell Ohio Miss Campbell

Final distribution of the Geiger estate

The final settlement distributes the Geiger estate among George A Geiger and J Henry Geiger 6747 dollars 66 cents Lizette Geiger 3127 dollars 38 cents Charles Geiger Henrietta Burgman and Lizette Geiger 522 dollars 90 cents Arthur Hallie and William Burgman 104 dollars 58 cents.

Geiger George A J. Henry Geiger Lizette Geiger Charles ‘Geiger Henrietta Burgman Arthur Hallie William Burgman

Fire sale of all kinds of coal advertised

John Hedde announces a fire sale of coal with offerings of all kinds and a contact phone number 1700 for customers to reach him.

John Hedde

Growth in Logansport Office Reflects Rising Demand

Five years after opening our Logansport office our business has grown beyond expectations. We emphasize plain facts about our ability and let the work speak for itself. Many patients recommend us to friends and most new business now comes through word of mouth. We enter our sixth year of practice with renewed determination.

Logansport

March sales and town notes mix of auctions and visits

Local notices report a public sale of horses and mules at the corner of 5th and North streets, a March ready to wear sale with discounted suits, and savings deposits starting at interest at Loan and Trust Co. Readers are informed of visitors and residents, including Floyd Lee and Jerome Herff, plus various brief local updates on illnesses, travel, and church events.

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Wheatland Ave Crystal the Ter Loan & Trust Co Wiler and Wise Loan &Trust. Co Downey Theatre Nelson Bldg. i Loan and Trust Co Wiser and Wise, Inc Brussels Axminster Saxony Axminster OIO Wilton William Bler Eli’ Greenfelder Joshuah Greensfelder Eli Mrs. LE Harra Louv Eran i. Ae the Tribune Marx, Kuhn, Nathan Fred Benjamin New York When Clothing Co Pendleton Ind Binkley, Turner, & Browder Shafner & Marx Suits P. S O10 Shoe and Clothing CO Floyd Lee Walton Jderome Herff Peru Care Tribune Loan’ & Trust Co Little Tailor Shop New Spring Goods Wiser & Wise, Inc George H. Gise Bowen Bridge ‘and Hyman Emma Daggett John C. Deventer New York City Dwight Fisher North Street D. I. Scott Indianapolis G. H. Ross A. C. Boise Cincinnati Thomas D. Tharp Michael Hooley, Sr Miami Avenue George Elliott Purdue University Bigler Marion Presbyterian Church E.B. ‘McGonnell J. W. Stewart London England Parker City
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