Dandy Bargains in Ladies and Pen’s Fine Shoes
A local ad notes great bargains on ladies and gentlemen's fine shoes with prices knocked down to suit. The dealer highlights ready stock and prompt service for shoppers seeking value.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
3
A local ad notes great bargains on ladies and gentlemen's fine shoes with prices knocked down to suit. The dealer highlights ready stock and prompt service for shoppers seeking value.
Dr L Lukenbill of Campbellsburg visits December 5. Ralph Wadsworth travels from Washington to visit relatives. Frank Myers and wife of Evansville hosted last week. Miss Vilda Garten visits Oder area friends. Dr B Elrod hosts Joseph W Elrod of Pekin. Our basketball team defeats Ipsom 60 to 16. Rev Wright preaches and entertains. town hall work underway. The first wedding of the White House era cited, Maria Monroe marries Samuel Le Gouverneur. referenced in Lilies Home Journal.
The ten day old infant of Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Van Buren township died on Tuesday from cholera infantum. Burial is planned. Sarah Jane, wife of Jesse Herron, died Tuesday at Pleasant Hill aged 76 years 2 months 7 days. Funeral held Wednesday at Pleasant Hill church with burial nearby. She leaves a husband and daughter Mrs Win Axe of Lyons. Kenneth, son of the late Mr and Mrs A L Jay, died Sunday at Wabash aged 3 months 7 days. paternal grandparents had cared for him since his mother’s death last spring. Father was killed on the elevated railroad in Chicago a few weeks prior.
Cards announce the marriage of Prof. Alva Fulkerson and Miss Minnie Casey. The ceremony will be held at the Raglesville Methodist church next Wednesday evening September 5 at 8 o clock. The couple are well known and esteemed locals.
The U B Aid Society of the Y P C U will present a Saturday evening program on September 7 at W J Danner's lawn. Gay Esquimaux will offer refreshments and tropical fruits. Servings begin at 7 pm with an interesting program to follow.
W F M of the M E church will hold their mite box opening at Mr J H Garten's Sept 4 at Teelock p m Following is the program Zostrum t l Solo Mildred Culmer Song Devotional Service Eva Chinon Declamation Lelia Crooke Selection Mrs A W Caughey Tastrum t s Solo Stella Anderson Opening of Mite Boxes
Judge Fisher and family visited in Martin county Sunday. New members joined the St. Band: Frank Norman, Bill Bechtel, Clarence Hubbard, Edgar and John Stotts. Monroe Briges recovers at home. Joe Musser of Greene county visited the Bechtels this week. A surprise party for Ray Laughlin marked his birthday. Sunday School meets at Mt Olive each Sunday. Marie Crooke and Net tie Cooper of Odon were here with Mr and Mrs J M Stotts Sunday. Willie Ketcham and Ray Laughlin worked in Hinds Monday and Gran Sipes with son Henry visited Martin county Sunday. Attendees stop by the cafe PEAS.
The piece defends the Republican position that Congress has full legislative control over United States territories and that the McKinley administration has restored prosperity, liberty, and order. It contrasts this with Democratic claims about taxation and governance in territories, cites wage and employment data from 1894 to 1899, and challenges Bryan's tariff and silver stance while highlighting factory wage gains and economic growth.
A concise excerpt from the empire argument in the Indianapolis Sentinel portrays Lincoln as overreaching. The piece argues the president seeks despotic power to cover debts fund overdrawn coffers and sustain extravagant policy.
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