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Newspaper

New Albany Evening Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1908

Page

4

Wanted pant makers and Thermo Electric Curling Iron seller

Wanted experienced pant makers on good grade of goods steady employment good prices Apply J M Robinson Norton and Company Division and Vincennes streets New Albany and am ready to assign territory for Thermo Electric Curling Iron Great seller Large profit No bonus Address H H Rogere Fort Wayne Lost White poodle dog Notify Ciwin's stable and receive reward.

J. M. Robinson, Norton & Company Vincennes Streets New Albany Thermo Electric Curling Iron H. H Rogere Fort Wayne Led Ciwin

Local Gatherings Offer Summer Tribune Subscriptions

Readers on vacation can receive a daily letter from home by subscribing to the Tribune for 10 cents per week to be mailed to their address while away.

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Local notices and incidents from New Albany area

A rush of small items covers marriages births and deaths, legal actions and community events. John R. Ross and Q Caroline Newlin were granted a marriage license. guardian appointed for Harry Throckmorton's heirs. a union meeting and lectures announced. several people travel to national conventions and attend church dedications.

John R. Ross Q Caroline Newlin New Albany Trust Company Harry Throckmorton

August news items from Silver Grove and vicinity

Funeral services for Paul Weber were held at 300 Shelby Street with burial at Fairview cemetery conducted by Rev. P. L. Sweaney. Henry O Casey’s funeral was also held at his Weat Market home with interment at Fairview cemetery. The county commissioners met for the August term as road repairs on Silver Street were planned. The city council discussed granting a franchise to Lonnieville and Northern Railway and Lighting Co on North State Street. Sanderson Post members learned rail fares to Toledo encampment. extensions to Sept 15 available with extra charge. Marble brick shipments for West Main Street proceeded as traction tracks were relaid and concreting set to start. Edward Hazzard was arrested for intoxication, fined, then re-arrested hours later for drunkenness. Ramsey camp meetings concluded with Rev. Rath and Rev. Irick arriving to preach at Silverville camp grounds and Rev. Martin Hendricks leading a late service at the tabernacle.

Paul Juline Weber Shelby Street Silver Grove P. L. Sweaney Advent Christian Church Fairview Cemetery Henry O. Casey Weat Market Eighth Street Res Ramsey C. W. Rath Indianapolis Allie Irick Texas Silverville Camp Grounds Martin Hendricks Big Tabernacle

Long Suffering Margaret Saner Dies After Prolonged Illness

Margaret Saner eleven and a half, only child of Mr and Mrs Frederick Sever, died yesterday at her grandfather Chris Heimberger home East Main and Twelfth streets from organic heart trouble after years of fragile health. She rallied in past years but final weeks were critical. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence.

Margaret Saner Frederick Sever Chris. Heimberger East Main Twelfth Streets

Growth of River Boating Sparks Waterfront Club Talk

Residents along the river see a rising number of motor and naptha boats, with launches seating two to twelve. A boat house and aquatic club are discussed as feasible, possibly self-sustaining, to keep boats along the waterfront. Local owners include Mesere Alell Kir Dr John F Meyer Oto Thompson Lee Stephens Smith Martin Sams Peter Sammers Charles Miller Charles Hatch Clarence Albright and Cr Lyman from Lovielle.

Cairo Pittabarg Portland Indiana Mesere Alell Kir John F. Meyer Oto Thompson Lee H. Stephens Ius, Smith Martin Sams Peter Sammers Charles Miller Charles Hatch Clarence Albright Cr. Lyman Lovieville

Local social notes list visits and greetings around town

Mrs A A Kepley improves at St Edward s hospital. Carrie Goodman returns from Shelbyville visit. Mr Sharp confined at Vincennes street home. Mrs W Robinson ill at 1638 Dewey street. Mrs Robert Watson visiting in city and Louisville. Miss Alice Scales and family return from Cincinnati Covington. Miss Mary Williams guest of Enos sisters at 419 West First. Lina Hollowell and daughter visit H E Scott at 700 East Market. Eb Mayes and wife visit Alonzo Smith at 422 West Eighth. Valentine Weissenberger and Sadie Davis plan August 15 Niagara Falls trip. Grace Baerd, state president, back from Salem visit. Harriet Matheny visiting relatives. teaches at Valparaiso University. Merrill Barr and children visit parents at 317 East Seventh. E M Hill and family visiting Moses L Jackson at 702 West Market. Lawrence Blust to celebrate eighty eighth birthday at son’s Bad Road home. Eleanor Adelia Woodruff and Annette Clark go east for weeks at seashore resort. County Clerk W F Ruoff leaves for Boston for Knights of Pythias encampment. will visit Philadelphia Atlantic City New York. Mrs Henry Montgomery and children visiting G O Korb’s at 1013 East Spring. Henry B Gentry family from Bloomington touring in city. will visit Switzerland County before returning.

Carrie Goodman Shelbyville William Sharp Ilmere Vincennes Street W. Robinson Dewey Street Robert Watson New Middletown Louisville Alice Scales Ella Earl Cincinnati Covington Mary Williams Miss Carbondale W. F. Ruoff Lefe Boston Philadelphia Atlantic City New York Henry Montgomery Bartlettaville Okla G. O. Korb East Spring Street Harrison County Oklahoma Henry B. Gentry Bloomington Hhs O. R Clark Spring Street Ior Switzerland County

Glenwoods defeat Kentuckians 7 to 1 on their grounds

The Glenwoods beat the Butchertowns 7 to 1 behind McMonigle pitching holding Kentuckians to six hits. Lloyd Williamson and Harper homered or doubled with triples by Williamson Harper and Young. Boardman allowed fifteen hits and faded after four innings. Next Sunday rematch set.

Glenwoods Boardman McMonigle Kentuckians Lloyd Williamson Harper Young Little Lloyd

Arnica Salve Claims Cure for Sores on Foot

Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga credits Hacklen's Arnica Salve with a perfect cure for a stubborn instep sore after a failing search for relief. He states less than half of a 25 cent box did the job under a guaranteed sale.

Tom Moore Cochran Ubas D. Enoefel

Indiana Campaigns Promise Busy August for Ballots

Indiana campaign news shows Republican leaders planning more speeches by Rep. James E. Watson and other top figures across counties. Democratic speakers mix in with hopefuls like Gov. nominee Thomas M. Marshall as party lines shape a busy August in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.

County considers 26000 loan for jail improvements

County commissioners review borrowing 26000 to finance jail repairs with bids due by 2 PM from local banks. Board denies petition by Second National Bank and Floyd County Bank for rehousing public funds, keeping current apportionment until January reallocation.

Second National Bank Floyd County Bank

Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery

Subscribers to the Naw ALBaNY Taiscus are asked to notify the Tribune Company if they do not receive their paper regularly and promptly. Include address Cumberland 81 and Home 235.

Naw Albany Taiscus Tribune Company Cumberland Home

Delinquent Tax Notices To Be Sent This Week

Treasurer Frank Green will issue notices to delinquent taxpayers this week warning that legal steps may be taken to collect arrearages. Delinquency now exceeds twenty five thousand dollars, lower than past years when totals neared one hundred thousand. Treasurers may seize personal property if no real estate is involved, with some districts selling household goods to cover debts. In the city, real estate purchases at public sale have prompted many delinquents to settle to protect their property.

Frank Green

Bride Bookz Bride Wedding Souvenir Trend

A wedding souvenir called a Bride Book is popular. It documents the bride’s name date and a photo of the couple, bridesmaids, and ushers, with signatures. It may include engagement clippings, invitations, wedding presents, and even flowers or dress bits, ending with a photo of the couple’s new home and poetry.

Boner Hst Maid of Honor

Bearded Doctor Ignores Love for Medical Career

A young physician laments leaving his profession and failing to grow a beard as a friend consoles him. The piece then cites a Dr Denslow Lewis remark on women proposing and male selection, contrasting divorce trends with female choice in society.

New York Times Denslow Lewis Medico-Legal Society of America American Medical Association

Best Pills Ever Sold Claim for Dr King’s Pills

A testimonial from B F Avenue of Ingle side N O says Dr King’s New Life Pills cured chronic indigestion after fifteen years and spending over two hundred dollars. Sold under guarantee at Chae D Koepfel’s drug store for 25c.

Dr. King B. F Avenue Ingleside N. O Chae D. Koepfel

Monon Route Excursion to Michigan City Sale

Monon offers excursion tickets to Michigan City and return for 5.00. Tickets valid ten days. Sales on Tuesday August 11th via Monon depot two-way fare 5.00. Information by telephone at the Monon depot.

Michigan City Monon

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