Appointments Go To Third-Year Students This Time
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
4
Local society notes and visits across towns
Mrs Kate Haghee travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives while Edward Lindemann heads to New York for vaudeville engagements. Mrs J B Roberta of Silver Hills visits Indianapolis due to her father’s illness. Highland Country Club invites members to a 600 party next Tuesday. Ben Applegate of Corydon and Wolfe of East Spring host guests. Mrs Jobo Bell returns home to Leavenworth after seven months with daughters in the city. Florence Phillipa returns from Louisville with Miss Eleanor McCleave. Frank Goss of Greenville, hospitalized, shows improvement after an operation. Mr and Mrs J O Nevian host at 1008 East Spring Street for Mr and Mrs Carl F Burkhalter’s visit from New Jersey. Edward Hooper of Lexington visited by sisters Fannie Taylor and Eleanor Hooper. he has worked for Southern Railway twenty years. George H D Gibson of Charlestown, former Clark circuit judge, suffers a nervous collapse in Louisville. recently sold Charlestown lands for 80000. Mrs John Foster hosts informal afternoon for Mrs G A Foster at 106 Ekin Avenue Silver Grove. guests include local society figures. Robert Hamilton of Govington and Miss Ida Byers wed last night at the Byers home. Rev E T Peuleon officiates. couple to live in Cincinnati after a death in the bride’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lindemann
New York City
J. B. Roberta
Silver Hills
Indianapolis
Highland Country Club
Ben Applegate
Qorydon
Wolfe
East Spring
Fifth Street
Jobo Bell
Leavenworth
City
Frank Goss
Greenville
Edward's Hospital
J O. Nevian
East Spring Street
Carl F. Burkhalter
New Jersey
Edward Hooper
Lawrenceburg
Fannie Taylor
Eleanor Hooper
West Fourth Street
Southern Railway Company
Gaeorge H D. Gibson
Charlestown
Clark
Charles Gibson
Louisville
John Foster
G. A. Foster
Ekin Avenue
Silver Grove
Meadames
Robert W. Morris
Charles B. Dorsey
Edward Lapping
Mervin Lewie
John H McQaiddy
James Foreman
W. L. Starr
A. J. Thomson
George Phelps
A. 0. Neat
John Swim
FO. Walker
Merritt
Chicago
Robert Hamilton
Govington
Ida Byere
Woodmen of the World Seeks Organizers in New Albany
Classified notice calling for organizers from R. E. Russell Dial. Mgr. at 220 E Washington St New Albany Indiana. Formal solicitation of help for the organization with contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
R. E. Russell
Mgr
Washington St
New Albany
Ind
Local notices and court actions fill Harrison county report
The evening box alarm stemmed from a burning brush pile on the north side. Pate Johnson was acquitted in Justice Fogle's court for provoke by Mattie Clay. The damage suit of Roy C. Sieg versus the Southern Railway is in Harrison circuit court at Corydon. West Main Street improvement plans proceed with vitrified brick. The Epworth League marks its twentieth anniversary with Rev. W. E. Edgin delivering an address. A collision near Prince ton caused switch engine damage but no injuries. Mra Mary Horn dies at 77 in Lanesville. The Silver Hill Improvement Club schedules a Saturday cleanup if weather permits. The Rev. S. O. Manuel and Mrs. Manuel will visit next week and Manuel will speak May 24 at the United Brothers in Friendship. Judge Utz overruled a motion in the Hynes case against several railways. Hynes awarded $3,000, appeal filed. Jeffersonville Dinky service loss signals possible discontinuation. Ongoing plan to modify Conners Avenue tracks and an interne appointment for Haskett Conner at Baltimore remains noted.
Eagles to Host Fraternal Order of Eagles in 1909
The Fraternal Order of Eagles state association will meet in New Albany in May 1909 after Hammond adjourned a convention with over two hundred delegates. Edward Jackson and Charles Long led the invitation efforts, with New Albany Aerie planning a cordial welcome for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Order of Eagles
Hammond
Edward Jackson
New Albany Aerie
State Mascoistian
Charles Long
Y M C A Notes Offer Fine Gymnastic Exhibition
The Y M C A gymnastic show last night drew modest crowds but impressed with Ford and Vrieling of Louisville Y M C A, the German Tanners Club, Hoke on electric club swinging, Wissman and Girdler in wrestling and boxing, and Prof Cook’s bears Teddy and Jim. Also praised were the overall entertainments and audience enjoyment. Dr King s New Life Pills advertised with refund offer at Chas Knoefel’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford and Vrieling
Louisville Y. M.C.A
Prof" Cook
Teddy
Jim
Dr. King
Chas, D. Knoefel
Indiana Delegates Plan Fairbanks Campaign In Chicago
Hoosiers Indianapolis reports elaborate plans to back Vice President Fairbanks for the presidential nomination at the Chicago convention. Mayor Bookwalter chairs the hospitality committee with Fairbanks headquarters in Auditorium Annex, seats for Indiana delegates near the stage, and a large badge program. The Marion club with 400 members will transport to Chicago, while Kesing and Kealing run the campaign post adjournment. A health officers’ school at the Claypool hotel draws 300 doctors, led by J B Hurty with McCoy presiding and Buehler Bruggeman Barna Brewster among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Harry
New
Au Dona
Chicago
Bright
Fairbanks
A 1Utorium
Joseph B. Kesing
Hemenway
Kealing
Marion Club
Fairbarks
Indiana
Hanly
Washington
Health Officers’ School For Medical Men of
Claypool
J. B. Hurty
State Board of Health
George F. McCoy
Columbus
State Board
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
H. O. Bruggeman
Fort Wayne
H. O. Barna
J. H. Brewster
State Laboratory
Street Cars Restore Fifteen Minute Schedule in City
The Lonieville and Southern Indiana Traction Company restored the fifteen minute timetable across routes. State street cars now run from Spring Street to Thirteenth Market and Vincennes Road to Charletown road, while Main and Spring routes stop at Daisy depot on Market Street and head to West Eighth. Spring line remains West Eighth to Hebbarrell Avenue and Glenwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonieville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
State Street
Spring Street
Spring
Thirteenth
Market
Vincennes Street
Charletown Road
New Albany Stars to Host Bowling Green in Weekend Games
The New Albany Stars meet Bowling Green Kentucky at Fairmont Park on Saturday and Sunday. Bowling Green brings a salaried, experienced squad with two Louisville players joining Kraher from San Antonio and McDowell. Standout recent results include shutouts of the Cowboys, Nashville, and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Stars
Bowling Green
Fairmont Park
Kraher
Iste
San Antonio
McDowell
Stwo
Louieville Boys
Cowboys
Nashville
Jackson
Local grocers stock OUR-PIE ready pie mix
In stock at nearby stores is OUR-PIE a ready to use glaze or lamesse containing only the ingredients guaranteed under Pure Food laws. Each 10 cent package makes two large pies. Be sure and order today.
Ministerial Right to Funeral Fees Upheld by Judge West
Judge West of Montgomery circuit court ruled that ministers may demand and receive reasonable pay for funeral services. The heirs sought to have the minister perform gratis after their father, a long-time church member, funerals. The decision holds the claim valid and payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Montgomery
Heire
Nature Cures The Role of Faith in Healing
An editorial from the New Haven Register argues that nature cures illness more than medicine and faith enhances healing. It says doctors should use minimal drugs, letting the body and faith work together, with surgeons performing only necessary mechanical corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat
New Haven Register
Real Estate Transfers and Property Purchases Listed
A series of parcel transactions are recorded, naming buyers and sellers such as 190 Hattie E Hart to Glen O Foz and Frederick Murphy to Oscar Engleman. Entries cover lots on Main Street and East Spring Street, plats 219 47 269 204 and venereal items noting values, with amounts like 1600 00 150 00 and 100 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie E. Hart
Glen O. Foz
Kia Avenue
Frederick Murphy
Oscar Engleman
Henry
William H. Howerton
Main Street
William H. Wilcox
Andrew Kopp
East East Spring Atreat
Goetz Pressed Brick Company
John Budd
Oorydoo Pike
Theodore Routh
PiKe
William Williams
Edwad Evans
John J. Smith
Josephine Smith
East Fourth Street
Louie Weber
Elizabeth Callahan
Elise D. Shrode
Serah J. Ferree
Walout Street
New Albany
Comee
T. Pag
Natio
F. Clinton Hardy
Frances Stacer
Lota 10
Cherry Street
Plas
Homeseekers Excursion View Monon Route
Tickets go on sale on May 5 and 19 and June 2 16 July 1 21 August 4 18 September 1 15 for Homeseekers excursion along the Monon route. The program covers Arizona Arkansas Mexico Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Idaho Indian Territory Kansas Michigan Montana Webeseka Nevada North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Call at Mononee station for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View Monon
Arizona
Arkansas
Mexico
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kansas
Michigan
Montana
Webeseka
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Mononee
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Cumberland Prone
Eena
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Kate Haghee
East Main Street
Florence Phillipa
Eleanor Mc.Cleave
Kmart
PALTZ
Lss
GEO. H
Main St
Comb
Seofing
Guitering
Gennes
Otsenburg & Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Streesa
Floyd, Clarbdson
Crawford
Tme
Albany Am Laundry Co
Qring St
Opera House
Bomy Pione
Preereh TE eyUsTs
Pate Johnson
Mattie Clay
Justice Fogle
Edward Hieey
F. Force Handle Company
Christian Heuser
Jacob Jaterling
Corydon Junction
Henry Beard
Adams
Bracken County
Roy C. Sieg
Milltown
Harrison
Corydon
Board of Public Worke
West Main Street
First
Tenth Street
The
Musical Literary Club
Music Hall
Douglass Webb
Elizabeth Vogle
Epworth League of Centenary M. KE
Ths
W. E. Edgin
Indiana Reformatory
Princeton
Mary Horn
Harrison County
Lanesville
Alois Horn
Louieville
Mary Watterman
Silver Hilla Improvement Club Atd
Providence
8. O. Manuel
Springfield
F. W. T. Gaines
South Street
Manuel
United Brothers In Friendship
Samuel Reed
Jennie DePauw
W. O. Utz
George Hynes
Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company
Hynes
Jeffersonville
Pennsylvania Company
Oonrs Avenue
Haskett Conner
J. W. Conner
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Union Protestant Infirmary
Jane
Conneries
Eagles
G. A. R. Encampment
Kokomo
Monon Ry
Mosen
Grand Army
Momom
Kaus
Indiana Department
G. A.R
Sanderson Pont
No 191
Poset and Women’s Relief Corps
Jacob Best
Sanderson Post
John T Alexander
Bedford
Crawfordsville
Hoosiers
N. A
Overton
Wayne
Cuacher
Hors Brock
Deem Weakley
Daniels
Harwood Murray
Kraber Brown
Chapman Rudy
Sawyers du
Oostree Webner
Schmidt Bader
Davis Wolle
McDowell Tatercat
von Loat
Charles L. Jewett Menryer
Jewet
Albany
the Tribune CO
Walter B. Greed
State St
Homeseekers Excursion
Paris & Trusty
Attorneys At Law
Heddes
New Albany National Bank
Pearl and Market Sts
Alexander Dowling
George B. Cardwill
Glenwood Park
Ohio Falls
J. O. Endris
Pearl ST
Victor Talking Machines
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty
BAZAR
Pearl St., Near Main
Pittsburg
E. T. Slider
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
Continental Connecticut National Union
Phoenix
Northwestern
Milwaukee Mechanics
Glens Falls
Prussian National North River
Cincinnati Royale
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Cumberland
A. Lindemann
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