Royal Centre News brings local visits and trades
A. M. Hand and wife spent Sunday with S. G. Hand and wife at Remington. Henry D. Vance traded his Twelve Mile and Winamac farms for a $20 000 brick business block in Anderson Indiana. Miss Bessie Brown returned from Toledo and Peru visit. Restaurants opened by Omar and Joe Fickle in the G W Doran building. Mrs M C Hart and Clyde of Lincoln visited Galveston. Marie Landis of Plymouth and Margaret Saylory funeral guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Brown
Willis Brown
Toledo
Peru
Ind
Henry D. Vance
Twelve Mile
Anderson
Indiana
T. J. Kistler
Amos Kistler
Jefferson Township
Adamsboro
Assembly Hall
Royal Centre Band
Argus Glee Club
Omar
Joe Fickle
G. W. Doran
M. C. Hart
Clyde
Lincoln
Galveston
Marie Landis
Plymouth
James Brown
Russiavile
David Heck
Edinburg
Bertha Heck
Shelbyville
Robert Betts
Galveston High Stuffs Marion Team 5 to 0 on Wampler Field
The Marion and Galveston high school football teams met Saturday on Wampler field with Galveston winning 5 to 0. Galveston traveled to Greentown Sunday and lost 6 to 5. Social highlights include a successful U B church chicken pot pie social. Local residents Mrs. Tom Davis and Mrs. Will Davison visited northwest of Galveston. Maud Davis visited Logansport. Mrs. John Bitler and John Bitler are mentioned in illness and election travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Marion
Galveston High School
Wampler
Galveston
Greentown
Tom Davis
Will Davison
Maud Davis
Logansport
U. B
L. E. Miller
Russiaville
John Bitler
Wallakee
James Miller
Kokomo
John Smith
Walton social notes span visits and family events
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and guests from Columbus Ohio visited Dr. Campbell Sunday evening. G W Bishop Sr and family hosted at Noblesville with Mrs. Josephine White. Church attendance by Miss Florence Bishop Nora Apple and Nora Burrows at St Paul Lutheran. Helen Bishop hosted Jane Finnon from Logansport. A son born to Mr and Mrs George Shedron. Frank Hendrickson and M Howard traveled to Lucerne for Kirkpatrick event. Mollie Booker of Kokomo visited sister Mrs Lowery. Bert Bishop family returned to Lafayette. Dorris Carpenter attended Galveston skating party. Bowlan and Elwood visitors with Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Campbell
Ica Campbell
Elizabeth Lawrence
Columbus
Ohio
Florence Bishop
Nora Apple
Nora Burrows
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Helen Bishop
Jane Finnon
Logansport
George Shedron
Frank Hendrickson
M. Howard
Lucerne
Kirkpatrick
Mollie Booker
Kokomo
Lowrery
Bert Bishop
Lafayette
Dorris Carpenter
Galveston
New Mexico Cloudburst Kills and Injures Twenty
A cloudburst and tornado sweep Clayton and nearby areas as four die and twenty are injured. W. H. Paigher, J. S. Fox, and a wife and daughter are among the dead. The New Court House, costing $40,000, is wrecked and many homes lose foundations.
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New Mexico
J. J. McCloskey
Louisville
Lizzie Winslow
Fort Collins
August Garson
Longmont
Leonard F. Baker
Rock Island Railroad
Carlton
Henry John
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver
Clayton
N. M
W. H. Paigher
J. S. Fox
Fort Wayne Labor Meeting Endorses No Party Ticket
At a Fort Wayne federation meeting the motion to endorse AFL resolutions urging a Democratic vote failed seventeen to sixteen. Delegates accused Samuel Gompers of bribery to influence labor votes amid intense debate over the Democratic administration and labor interests.
New High School Fraternity Sparks Friendly Rivalry
A new fraternity named Kappa Alpha Phi has joined Chi Sigma Chi at the local high school. Charter members Frank McHale Roger Wolcott Julies Fansler Leo Smith and Paul Thomas were initiated in Komo last Friday. Rushing and a Hovey contest are planned as the two groups compete in town schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi
Frank McHale
Roger Wolcott
Julies Fansler
Leo Smith
Paul Thomas
Kokomo
Kappa Alpha Phi
Muncie
Marion
Anderson
Noblesville
Tipton
Indiana
Davis 1904 VP Run Includes No Union Leaders
The employment record notes that none of Henry Gassaway Davis's aides were union men during his 1904 vice presidential bid.
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Henry Gassaway Davis
Advertised Letters at Logansport Post Office October 19 1908
Letters advertised to addressees listed remain at Logansport post office for the week ending October 19 1908. Call for them within ten days or they go to the dead letter office in Washington D C. Names include Men Comings John Douglass Geo Godfrey Isaac Ingram Robert Long S R Osborn Harland Pinckney Chas S Wad dell Claude Zigerath Walter and Women Barnett Ida Busch Mable Campbell Francis Clarke Mable Mary Jones Ethel Ellsworth Lillian Musser Ora Nice Ella Phillips Ida Reeds Agnes Stella Dora Webb Dossie and others at 1246 Market Ellsworth 28 and Broadway 41034 etc. Call date required.
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Comings
John
East Toledo St
Douglass Geo
Godfrey, Isaac
Ingram Robert
Long, S. R
Osborn Harland
Pinckney
Chas. S
Waddell Claude
Zigerath
Walter
New Postage Stamp Portraits Change Under Order
A new stamp issue will remove most portraits from stamps except Franklin Washington and Madison. Currently the lineup includes one cent Franklin, two cents Washington, three cents Jackson, four cents Lincoln, five cents Grant, six cents Garfield, eight cents Martha Washington, ten cents Webster, thirteen cents Harrison, fifteen cents Clay, fifty cents Jefferson, $1 Commodore Perry, $2 Marshall, $5 Madison. Washington will appear on all stamps above the one and two cent denominations up to $1. the $2 and $5 stamps stay the same.
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Son
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Martha Washington
U. S
Webster
Benjamin Harrison
Clay
Jefferson
Commodore Perry
Justice Marshall
Madison
Local Pythian Selects District Deputy
W. H. Hedrick mail carrier has been appointed district deputy grand chancellor of district No 4 Indiana to succeed Ed Craig of Young America who has resigned Hedrick belongs to Bridge City lodge and serves as keeper of records and seals The time for district convention is not yet set but likely will be held in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hedrick
Bea
Broadway
Bridge City Lodge No
L. A
R. T
Ben Hur
Grigsby Wallace Tie The Knot At Home In 1908
At the home of Mr and Mrs J M Grigsby 619 Race street on October 14 1908 their daughter Miss Zula Marie Grigsby married O T Wallace of Milton Indiana Rev W W Witmer of Tully New York officiated Only immediate relatives attended After a tour of the Southern states the couple will reside in Milton Indiana Attendants from out of town included Dr Witmer Marble Hill Missouri Mrs V D Rhodes Jefferson City Missouri A G McCormick and son Mrs A E Neal New Albany Indiana Ray Cloes Marion Indiana and Vesper W Grigsby Anderson Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Grigsby
Race Street
Zula Marie Grigsby
O. T. Wallace
Milton
Ind
W. W. Witmer
Tully
N. Y
Out of the City
Dr. Witmer
Marble Hill
V. D. Rhodes
Jefferson City
A. G. McCormick and Son
A. E. Neal
New Albany
Ray Cloes
Marion
Vesper W. Grigsby
Anderson
New Orchestra Formed by Ninth Street Church Officers
Officers of the Ninth Street Christian church organize a new orchestra including Kistler Kelso Spillman Brown and Cullen. A large rally service Sunday morning drew 450 attendees as the church was decorated with autumn leaves and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Christian Church
Messrs
Kistler
Kelso
Spillman
Brown
Cullen
Tower Returns to U S After Eleven Years as Envoy
After a diplomatic service spanning nearly eleven years abroad Charlemagne Tower former American ambassador to Germany arrived in New York today aboard the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam marking his return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Nieuw Amsterdam
Bryan at Lafayette campaign stop in Cass County
Democrats plan to hear William J. Bryan in Lafayette at 10:30. He will not visit Cass County closely but offers opportunity to hear and see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
William J. Bryan
Lafayette
Democratic Central Committee Plans For Marshall Visit
An executive committee meeting was held to arrange the arrival of Thomas R. Marshall, the gubernatorial candidate. Details were discussed to prepare for his campaign stop and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Democratic Central Committee
Thomas R. Marshall
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Daily Mary
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