Pennsylvania Lines Excursions to Kokomo Vacations
Special round trip from Logansport to Kokomo vacation district with stops at Elwood Anderson New Castle Hagerstown Richmond Eaton Hamilton Reading and Cincinnati. Train departs Logansport at 3 am. Residence for rent at Charles G Newell house 820 Spear Street. Rent cheap to right party. Address E B McConnell 210 Fourth St Phone 4.
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Logansport
Kokomo
Elwood
Anderson
New ‘Castle
Hagerstown
Richmond
Eaton
Hamilton
Reading
Millinery Opening Weekend and Local Visits
Local society notes list Mrs Mary Hamilton Williams and Son of Fort Wayne visiting, Geo W Seybold in New York, John Randall and family from Crawfordsville, and Mrs Dooley with R S Johnson returning from Peru. Also notes on hardwood finishes offered by Tritt's Drug Store and possessions like stove pipe and linoleum supplies at Trade Palace. Court adjourns for Charles Lasselle funeral. Reed Wire of Young America recovering from horse incident.
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Mary Hamilton ‘Williams
Creighton
Ft ‘ Wayne
New
Geo. W. Seybold
York
John
Randall
Crawfordsville
Dooley
R. Ss. Johnson
Russell “Moore
Peru
Tritt’s
Jordon Hecht
Petosky
Charles B. Lasselle
J. A. Butterworth
No. 1516
High Street
Colorado
Handsomest Room in Town Opens in Odd Fellows Block
W B Schwalm relocates from 217 Fifth Street to a splendid room at Fifth and North in the Odd Fellows block. The article highlights his rise from a small implement store to a thriving retail enterprise built on first class goods, fair profits, and customer satisfaction.
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W. B. Schwalm
Fifth Street
Odd Fellows
Fifth and
North Streets
Schwalm
Store display catches buyers with bright spacious room
A large well lit showroom designed to meet the buyer's needs, particularly appealing this season. Mr Schwalm's display is attractive, and buyers are advised to inspect the line before purchasing.
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Schwalm
Millinery opening and local notices in town
Local notices list a millinery opening on Friday and Saturday by Miss Wolf, and varied society items. Helen Dixon and Mildred Williams will leave for Omaha to reside. Mrs. Martin Grady visits Chicago before returning home. Lillian Chase Ray visits from New Orleans. Cora Shaffer and Mrs. Dempsy travel to Chicago. M D Sedam reports a new post with Central Union railway in Los Angeles as division traffic superintendent.
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Helen Dixon
Mildred Williams
Omaha
Neb
Joe McNary
Martin Grady
Chicago
Lillian Chase Ray
New Orleans
Cora Shaffer
Hast. Broadway
Dempsy
Johnstown
M. D. Sedam
California
Central Union Railway
Los Angeles
Local notices reveal rentals loans and sales
For rent an eight room brick house at 10 Canal Street asking 12 dollars monthly with phone contact 2210. October savings deposits and monthly interest begun by Loan & Trust Co. George Ellison near completion of Miles Street improvements for board of works inspection soon. Farms for sale in Cass and Carroll counties with loans available at 3 percent by A L Jones 408 Broadway. Crystal vaudeville touted as best ten cent shows in Logansport. School fires create warmer classrooms. Eighth grade and high school history teachers plan joint meeting at the high school after classes. Will Cheney and wife arrive from Redlands California visiting sister Mrs J C Nelson. Judge Nelson and wife wintered in California.
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Canal
Loan & Trust. Co
George Ellison
Miles
Board of Works
Cass
Carrol
A. L. Jones
Broadway
Logansport
Reliable Crystal
Will Cheney
Redlands
California
J. C. Nelson
Cheney
Judge Nelson
Guecke
Sarah Mitchell
J D. Palmer
Southside
William Snyder
Florida
John Markley
Trada Palace
Dr. Speitel
Frankfort
Harry Speiter
Shultztown
The
Loan & Trust Co
Nellie
Elsie Newman
Delphi
Idaville
Willis Orwin
Indianapolis
John Ward
John A. Lintner
George Rice
Lafayette
Fred Green
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herz
Jacob. Herz
Pennsylvania Lines
Cincinnati
Charles G. Newell
Spear Street
E. B. McConnell
Fourth St
Reed Wire
Young America
Trade Palace
McCaffrey
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