Local Brevities and Weekend Events
Local notes mention coal, phone numbers, and upcoming rummage sales on Oct 16 and 17. Local residents include John Davis, Miss Edith Gamble, Mrs. John Woll, and Joseph Burk visiting from nearby towns. The Ark theater presents The Power of Labor on Monday and Tuesday, with several ads for services and rentals in the area.
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John Davis
Merion
the Crystal
C. R. Messerly
Baby
Winamac
Gideon Butler
Marion
Elmer Burton
Jucerne
Rauch returns to Marion and local notes run
Congressman Geo W Rauch returned to Marion yesterday. The Power of Labor plays at Ark Aronday and Tuesday. Max G Hoffmann visits Indianapolis sister Mrs M Engle who has been seriously ill. Fresh car load of cement arrives at G Richason’s No 111 Fifth Street. The Power of Labor is the title. Doug Clay becomes father to an eight pound girl Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Clay live on Boney Richardson’s farm. Mrs Louis Kramer and sister Mrs Baldwin return to Frankfort after visiting Mrs D A Elder of Ottawa Street. Dr and Mrs J W Stewart, abroad, arrive New York and will be home in December. Ernst Vogleman and sons go to Charlestown W Va to work in a glass factory recently moved from Dunkirk.
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the Ark Theater
Doug Clay
Clay
Boney Richardson
Louis Kramer
Baldwin
Frankfort
D. A. Elder
Ottawa Street
J. W. Stewart
New York City
Ernst Vogleman
Bernice and
Will
Royal Centre
Charlestown
W. Va
Dunkirk
A. C. Fisher
Lake Cicott
Otto Richardson
Kouts
BE. W. Alexander
Saginaw
Michigan
Oliver Crook
Culver
the Ark
Coal seller ad for Peaver Creek Kentucky
Sole agents for Peaver Creek Kentucky coal offer best soft coal in large or small lots. John Hedde at 432 High Street can be reached by phone 1700.
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Peaver Creek
Kentucky
John Hedde
High Street
Local Tailor Promises Low-Cost Suits and Overcoats
Lucy announces two bargain offers offering full suit or overcoat at 20 or 22 dollars, claiming to undercut ordinary tailors who charge around 30 dollars. Targeted at readers in Logansport and Cass county.
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Logansport
Cass County
Ailor
Lucy
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Kokomo
Short items report on visits and travels of local residents including Miss Alice Larrimer from Peru, Mr and Mrs W H Hayes to Chicago, Miss Edith Alexander from Anderson, Otto Richardson moving to Kouts for a book keeper post, and Arthur Dodd resigning from the Journal to work in Lexington Kentucky. Also mentions theater manager W B Helmick at his wife’s bedside and plans for the Cumberland M E church Sunday school lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Long
Kokomo
the Ark
Alice Larrimer
Peru
W.H. Hayes
Chicago
Edith Alexander
Anderson
J. H. Burton
Messinger & Sullivan
Delphi
A. P. Richardson
LaJunita
Cal
Cumberland M. E
Theodore Sweet
Charles Erwin
Wabash College
Mr. Sweet
Royal Centre
W. B. Helmick
Mr. Helmick
Broadway
Enterprise Restaurant Dinner Menu Highlights
Dinner options include fried chicken fried rabbit at 20 cents, fried spring chicken and oysters in any style. Supper service promises first class hospitality at 507 Broadway.
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Broadway
Salvation Army Special Meeting This Week
A notice from CAPT. C. A. James announces Salvation Army events at the hall on Third street. Special forenoon meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the jail, Sunday school at 3 p.m., and evening services nightly all week. Everyone invited.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Third Street
Salvation
C. A. James
Five Belgian rabbits stolen from Water street shed
Mrs. H. Charles of Water street reports five fine Belgian rabbits stolen Friday night with no clue to the thief.
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H. Charles
Water Street
Beers Is Crushed To Death In Vandalia Yard
Ray D. Beers a Vandalia railroad conductor of 2037 South Lafayette street was killed when a coupling in the Vandalia yards at 9 o clock last night crushed him between the bumpers. The body sustained severe injuries and the incident halted car switching near Bowman street as brakemen Pixler Weiss responded and moved the body.
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R. D. Beers
South Bend Tribune
Vandalia Railroad
Ray D. Beers
South Lafayette Street
Bowman Street
W. E. Pixler
Beers
Jacob J. Weiss
Local Chess Club Elects Its Officers
Local chess players form a club meeting Wednesdays and Fridays at Ma sonic hall. Twenty members. Richard Twells elected president and John Gyer secretary treasurer. A state chess club is planned with Marion leading and invitations extended to Marion Muncie Logansport Anderson and Indianapolis clubs.
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Richard Twells
John Gyer
Marion
Muncie
Logansport
Anderson
Indianapolis
Rally Day Services At Market Street Church
This morning Market Street Methodist holds annual rally day services with a large anticipated attendance. Sunday schools prepared a splendid program for the morning and all attendees are promised a worthwhile experience.
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Methodist Church
United States
Murphy and Fleming Tailors Offer Satis faction and Style
In this city the suiting and overcoating value is real with guaranteed satisfaction in style fit workmanship and price. Murphy and Fleming, Tailors, invite customers to judge for themselves by visiting and shopping.
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Murphy & Fleming
Cigar Case For Sale And Local Notices In Brief
Short classified notes include a cigar case for sale at 203 6th, a girl wanted for general house work, and phone 1054A. Elmer Uhl moved from his east valley farm to the city for the winter. Prof Duncan of Monticello called on teachers of the tower grades. John O Wilson of Marion will play golf today at the Country club. J E Conner returned from Michigan where he worked as a traveling salesman. L R Matthias and family of Indianapolis and Noah Swigart and family of Lafayette visit J M Swigart at 1815 Smead street. Q P Timberman of Washington township bought the Hershey boarding and rooming house on Sixth street and will move in immediately. Indiana Synod Presbyterians to meet in Richmond Monday. Rev A E Arthur and Rev J M Bolton of local churches will attend.
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Elmer Uhl
Duncan
Monticello
John O. Wilson
Marion
Country Club
the Ark
J. E. Conner
Michigan
L. R. Matthias
Indianapolis
Noah Swigart
Lafayette
J. M. Swigart
Smead Street
Q. P. Timberman
Washington Township
Hershey
Sixth Street
Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Richmond
A. E. Arthur
J. M. Bolton
Presbyterian
Tailor Makes Suit To Your Measure For Less
The ad argues you cannot afford ill fitting ready made clothes and promotes suits made to measure at a lower price, promising a perfect fit and value compared to off the rack. Lucy is mentioned in dialogue.
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Lucy
Jefferson Township Republican Convention Notice
Jefferson township Cass county Republican voters meet at Calloway Schoolhouse Tuesday evening to nominate delegates and discuss party business. The notice calls for participation and outlines local party procedures.
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Efferson
Republican’ Voters
Jefferson Township
Cass County
Calloway ‘Schoo House
Tues
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Jacob Herz
Market St
Edith Gamble
Star City
John Woll
T. J. Peden
South
Gallion Bros
Opniv
VanMeter's
Wilma Hoffman
Wausau
Wis
G. L. Richason’s
McCormick & Richason
Geo. W. Rauch
the Ark Aronday
Max G. Hoffmann
Mrs.m. Engle
McCormick and Richason
Fifth Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
Crystal
Enterprise Restaurant
the Globe
Hart,Schnaffner &Marx — Clothes
Ray
Dr Beers, Vane
Masonic Hall
Arene
New York
Marseilles
Everett
N. Auadity
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