Bargain Shoes Offer From Local Store Line
Market line advertises ladies and gents shoes with low prices and various Haznens style. Encourages readers to call for deals and bargains.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
3
Market line advertises ladies and gents shoes with low prices and various Haznens style. Encourages readers to call for deals and bargains.
Namedropped visits and business trips across Washington, Elmore, Bloomington, and Indianapolis. Local trades, shoe ads, lime sales, and public sales mix with arrivals, departures, openings, and family notices from Abraham’s store network and nearby towns.
Henry Tikue and family of Martin county visited Sunday. Mrs Effie Stotts returned Sunday from Martin county. Monroe Briggs recently ill is able to be out. W H McCarter and J M Stotts were at Washington. Agnes and Emery Montgomery visited in Van Buren Sunday. Willie Ketcham and Ray Laughlin back from Iaineis where they worked. Change in school teachers Aden Hubbard teaches No 7 and Pam Laughlin No 8. Critchlow, Wallick, Stotts and Zeta Stotts attended the State Fair in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs John S Taylor and Mrs Elizabeth Taylor of Kansas plan a visit around Sept 27. We offer a large line of desks at Layce & Co. and Diefendorfs offers on wool suits. On Sept 26 a portrait giveaway with a $1 purchase. Muslin and canton flannel nearby.
Thomas C Leapley, a former Spencer resident, died Monday at his home in Spencer at age 55. He leaves a widow and three children named Earl, Bessie, and Ella Whitsker. Burial is set for Tuesday in Spencer. The death was caused by a chronic bladder trouble contracted during the Civil War.
About 150 friends gathered at his Shiloh area home Sunday to surprise Williams Fisher on his 46th birthday. The meal filled the table with plentiful treats and Fisher received several useful gifts including baby underwear for Roy, a girl.
Professor Houton notes in travels that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy worldwide for dyspepsia deranged liver and stomach and for constipation, a finding he shares with tourists.
Advertisement offers a free sample of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with cold bronchitis throat or lung trouble. Limit one bottle per person and no samples for children without parental order. The note emphasizes there is no threat or guarantee of a remedy.
A man about 40 years old, connected to a drunken confrontation, was buried in Oolitic cemetery after funeral services at the M E church on Thursday afternoon. He leaves a family. He was arrested for the incident and released on $500 bond. A preliminary trial will be held.
Lawrence Aller a coal miner at Montgomery was killed in a saloon brawl Saturday night as 25 to 30 miners drank heavily. He died within minutes after severe blows to the head and neck. Coroner inquest found no witnesses and 33 men were arrested with five held for grand jury or preliminary hearings.
The notice promotes a Terre Haute excursion on Wednesday the 26th with a big race featuring Joe Pat chem and Anaconda. It notes a $4,000 puree prize, special weekly rates, and train No. 5 held at Terre Haute until 6 p.m. Information via agents or H. HB. Roseclan, a. P. & T. A. Exdford, Ind.
Executor Harry H. Crooke files final account in the James R Smith estate with Daviess Circuit Court. Clerk sets October 13, 1960 for hearing. Heirs and 21 interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claims and show cause why the account should be approved and the executor discharged. Ogdon and Inman attorneys.
Demuora states their underwear and blanket line is complete. They warn that all binder twine payments must be made by September 1. Printed by 222 A. Jolliff & Co.
The timetable shows three daily passenger trains each direction with south bound at 7 19 a m and north bound at 7 54 p m as regular mail trains. Mail handling includes receiving at 9 14 a m from the north bound and dispatching a locked pouch at 6 19 p m, with no inbound mail received then.
As school begins parents should monitor a child eyes for strain from reading. If trouble is found, have an examination. graduate optician offers free examination and satisfaction guaranteed.
Rawdon of Kansas City urges readers to affix stamps upright and neatly to honor fallen leaders and historic figures. He mocks slovenly stamp placement and imagines how revered personages would feel about being depicted upside down or on their sides, urging proper respect and tradition.
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece recalls Nebraska’s image as a vast desert and reflects on early figures like E. D. Webster, private secretary to Seward, noting his arrival in Omaha after the Civil War and linking him to the old school of politics.
The narrative recalls a night march toward Stormberg on March 13 miles distant, no firing, bayonets only. A guide showed hostile positions, then Gen Gatacre shot the guide for leading the party into danger, lamenting the trap and his the aid-de-camp relayed the scene.
In Lancaster Pennsylvania the case of Abraham A. De Haven against Moses Weller for slander reached trial when Weller agreed to publish a lie letter retracting his statements. The settlement requires ceremonial steps including distribution and public reading at gatherings, a traditional method once common in the region and still seen in Transvaal South Africa.
The text describes widespread guitar use among Portuguese laborers and artisans. It notes workers, from carpenters to blacksmiths, carry guitars to work and home, using music and singing as daily companionship after long days.
A fragmentary note describes a heavy Hebrew Bible in the Vatican valued for weight in gold, with a 1513 attempt by Hebrews to buy it from Pope Julius II. It mentions Queen Victoria's aboe attire and a Jersey justice of the peace sneezing incident provoking commentary in papers.
Eleven yearly subscriptions and eleven guesses for ten dollars total. In a tie the money is divided. Contest closes October 31 1900 see Weekly Enquirer for full particulars Enquirer Company Cincinnati O.
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