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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement seeks cancer patients for a single in home treatment claiming no surgery or plaster. Free fall particulars are promised and the contact is a Business Man at Box 839 in Piqua Ohio.
Bessie Bradshaw was fined 880 for assaulting Evelyn Hicks. Delia Clay pled guilty to petit larceny and was fined 10 and jailed 30 days. Edna Faris pleads not guilty to assault. hearing set. The Tribune offers home-delivery subscriptions. Various city notables and events include a mayoral committee, a church memorial service, and building permits for three cottages. A dog issue and a bull dog bite incident are noted.
Members will gather at Castle Hall in full uniform and march to the church. Memorial services are planned next Sunday at 7:30 PM at Pearl and Market streets hall. Graves at Fairview cemetery will be decorated and D L Bailey of Louisville will speak. A musical program features Misses Lewie of Vincennes Street.Also noted are DePauw University graduates Martha Poacher, Paul Willis, and H Foster Clippinger listed as relatives of Petersburg, Vincennes, and Indianapolis pastors respectively.
George W. Applegate Jr of Corydon National Bank drove Mrs. Gertrude Shaffer to St Anthony's Infirmary in Louisville to receive anti toxin treatment after a jack jaw attack. The 28 mile trip took one hour and Mrs Shaffer is reported in very serious condition. Continuous care by her husband and Dr Daniel followed.
Personal notes record departures for Salem New Haven and Bloomington visits along with visits from Paoli Indianapolis and Jasper. engagements include Misses Jackson Fischer and Doolittle traveling. weddings of Gwyn Tribble Fitzpatrick and Friend. memorial and head camp talks scheduled in Salem New Middletown Peoria Illinois. A naval furlough brings Edward Bintner home to Harrison county after service.
John F. Darment died last evening at six oclock after leaving to visit his sister near Bennettaville. Stricken by paralysis years ago he had not worked since. Survived by wife, four children Edward, William, Charles and Henry, and two sisters Mrs Dunlavy and Mrs Christina Parry, with brother Charles of Newberry Indiana. Funeral under O O F and Weeley Chapel rites pending at his sons home.
The funeral for George W. Denny, drowned on the Ohio River near the Kentucky Indiana bridge, was held at his parents home on West Fifth Street. Rev Frank T. Porter of Park Christian Church led services attended by many friends, with burial at Fairview Cemetery.
In Clark circuit court last evening a struck jury returned a verdict for 33000 against the Loneville and Southern Indiana Tra ction Company over injuries from a July 1906 car accident when a passenger vehicle ran off the embankment near Fallingtow. Judge A Dowling represented Miss Snead.
The Commercial Club met at Secretary G B Cardwill's office to arrange a tour of the Jeffersonville government depot. President Adam Heimberger appointed a committee Wilson W Godfrey Claude L Balthin RK M Boardman and Walter B Creed to organize the trip for next Wednesday at 3 PM. New Albany party will travel by special cars and be hosted by Col Ruhlin.
Glenwood Park will host a series of band concerts each Sunday afternoon and evening throughout the season. Wednesday programs will be Reg Time exclusively and concerts run for two hours, offering entertainment for patrons with performances spanning the summer schedule.
Indianapolis June 11. A close friend says Vice President Fairbanks will refuse a second place nomination on the Republican ticket with Taft. He would cause a vacancy if named, and intends not to run again for vice president, preferring first place or none. Kealing asserts he would not accept a second term, and Indiana politicans doubt his willingness to run under the current administration. The vice president keeps in touch with Chicago to influence the convention, while Prohibition parties attack the Methodist church over temperance.
The county central committee fixes Tuesday June 16 1906 as the last day for candidates to pay the assessment covering expenses for the Republican primary election for county and township officers. By order of the committee M Beat Thurman Chairman Oscar O Baer Secretary.
Motion declares the Republican primary election will be held in Floyd County Indiana on June 25 1908 from 10 o clock p m for the purpose of selecting party candidates.
Mr Harry E Matthews and Miss Emma Nunemacher wed at Trinity M E parsonage with Rev Frank Orman Beck presiding. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Albert Burger. They plan a brief Cincinnati trip then reside north of Louisville. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Nunemacher of Silver Grove and the groom works for Home Telephone Co as contracting agent.
Sutcliffes of Louisville fall 2 to 1 to Bowling Green Ky. battery Sutcliffes MacMonigle Marmalott vs Bowling Green Green McDowell Hero. Teams meet again today and tomorrow. Church League at Pearl Street Saturday features Centenary and Second Presbyterian nines with H. Graham Briscoe Sweeta 4H Stewart Batteries.
Rumors of a blanket remonstrance against liquor traffic in the Fourth ward spurred saloon workers to distribute warning cards. The temperance effort appears quiet with only the warning cards as public notice of a planned remonstrance.
A drunk was fined 11 dollars by City Judge Paris after entering the courtroom with Sergeant McLaughlin. An health ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to ease liver stagnation biliousness and headaches, available for 250 at Chas D Knoefel’s drug store.
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