Local Notes From Kee Mar And Nearby Watering Points
Gleanings report visitors and local happenings across Keedysville Boonsboro and surrounding towns. Mentions Rev Hankey, Ben derville Pa, Kral Scheefferstowp Pa, Berkely Springs trips, injuries, sales deeds, church activities, trolley talks, jury duty, railroad block warnings, investments, furniture work, gas and oil finds, electric railroad progress, town charter debates, lighting contracts, orchard losses, deaths, real estate purchases, mail contracts, and peculiar anecdotes from the era. Includes a hanging sentence about a convicted assailant in Lynchburg Va and a gas well in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Mar
Hankey
Benderville
Kral
Scheefferstowp
Coleve
Berkely Springs
W. W Nyman
Davis
Edward Smith
Zoonsboro
Mollie Reel
Keedysville
Philip S. Reel
Ladies Aid Society of
Boonsboro
Drew Calvin L. Reed
Hagerstown
Inswad
Alexander
W. M
Washington St
Palmer Tennant
Philadelphia
Metallic Bedstead Co
Horton
Elton Adams
Brandus Furniture
Alonzo Helferstay
Lynchburg
Joseph Higginbotham
Ralph Webber
W. Va
Ritchie
Cumberland
Frostburg
Annapolis
Charlestown
Bass
Contr&act
Charlestown Light and Power Co
James Grace
Fawmont
Kent County
San Jose
San Jose Sesle. Patrick Kean
Peter McCarthy
Hancock
Samuel Walters
Brosius
P. O. Moses B. Nierenberg
Jerusalem
Mt. Mornab
Olives
Grab
Marie Maltese
Brakeman Injured In Rail Accident Near Marlineburg
Anthony Davia a B and O Railroad freight brakeman was struck and badly injured at Fawyer near Marlineburg. It is thought he will recover. A special train will run Feb 1 from Waynesboro returning at 11 45 with ladders and a large crowd expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Davia
Fawyer
Marlineburg
Waynesboro
Hook and Ladder Qc
Co. Alr
Boonsboro Methodist Church Roof Needs Repair
The Boonsboro Methodist church roof is dilapidated letting in rain and the congregation has dwindled to a few members. A Free Library branch opens at Williamsport with P. L. Lemen in charge at his Coal Street store. Berkeley County soil may soon be mined. Machinery is being hauled to the coal district with three carloads headed to Berkeley Springs for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Free Library
Williamsport
P. L. Lemen
Mr. Lemen
Berkeley
Berkeley Springs
Accidents in Williamsport Injure Several People
Injuries reported from local accidents include Albert Hees badly cut by a fall from a W M freight train and treated by Dr Richerdesu, Mercur Moxley cutting his left knee while unloading a car, the daughter of John Russler breaking her right leg at school and treated by Dr Richardson, and Herbert Winner breaking a bone after a nighttime fall in Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hees
Williamsport
W. M
W. 8
Richerdesu
Mercuor Moxley
John Russler
W.M
Richardson
Herbert Winner
Sandy Hook
Miss Etter Found In Hagerstown Boarding House Tears and Story Told
Miss Mamie Etter, missing two weeks from Marion Franklin county, located at Mrs. John Peltz boarding house in Public Square, Hagerstown. She cried as she told how she left home after a dispute, worked briefly at Be Ridge Knitting Mill, then stayed with Mrs. Peltz, and planned to return but wrote to her father Joby Etter. TheGirl, about 16 years old, came from a respectable family and will be joined by her father after his notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Etter
Marion
Franklin County
John Peltz
Public Square
Miss Enter
Hagerstown
Guilford Springs
Joby F Tster
Elks Bazar Honors Attracts Gifts And Music
At the Elks Bazar last night Miss Donogahue won a rubber plant while Miss Wareham and Miss Hostetter received umbrellas. M F Seibert presented a handsome rug via A W Mungon, and Emma Cost received a brass toilet stand with Geo H Hazerberry set. The City Band performed and Hamp and Master Hamp of Chambersburg sang, and Mrs Samuel Crowie of Philadelphia recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Bazar
Donogahue
Wareham
Hostetter
M. F. Seibert
A. W. Mungon
Emma Cost
Geo. H. Hazerberry
Apple profits cited by Kansas visitor
A Wichita Kay native now visiting Downsville highlights the Apple industry as highly profitable. He notes Judge Welhouse earned about 35000 from his orchards last year, mainly growing Ben Davis and Winesap varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highberger
Wichita
Kay
Downsville
Judge Welhouse
Ben Davis
Winezap
Kauffman Bikle Couple Wed in Waynesboro Lutheran Church
Hattie Bikle daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bikle of Waynesboro wed Mr Harry Kauffman in a Thursday evening ceremony at six o clock in the Lutheran church with Rev C H Rockey officiating. The bride wore a white silk gown and was attended by her sister Maud Bikle among the guests were Mr and Mrs Jobo Bikle and the Bikle sisters from the city.
Round Two Pal Harry Wolfersberger Returns From Horse Hunt
Harry F Wolfersberger arrived in Waynesboro after a five day trip to collect horses for A T H and G o s track. He reported many stables full of horses and adequate food and netting meeting the companys standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Wolfersberger
Waynesboro
Barper's Ferry Sentinel Recovers Burned Items
The Barper's Ferry Sentinel reports that a gold watch and a small amount of money were burned with the Peregoy residence, recovered later with 207 other articles picked up and restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peregoy
Fruit Growers Proclaim Peach Buds In Prime Condition
Prospects look bright as fruit growers unite over peach buds in prime form. Yet they caution that much can happen between January buds and September checks by commission merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Donation of Bronze Bust and Portrait to Boonsboro Library
Capt. Algernon Satoris of Washington donated a bronze bust of Gen. Grant, a portrait of Grant, and life of Generals Grant and Beott to the Boonsboro Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Satoris
Washington
Boonsboro
Gen. Grant
Same
Grant
Beott
Candidate Simnel Monsth Accepts Council Nomination
In this city Simnel Monsth brother of J W Monath accepted the nomination for council in the Third yard of Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simnel Monsth
J. W. Monath
Chambersburg
Nolan Sentenced to Two Years in Penalty for Horse Shooting
Nolan, deputy game warden from Allegany County, convicted for shooting a horse near Hancock. Judge Stake denied a new trial. sentence set at two years in the penitentiary. The governor may pardon if commutation is sought. local leaders doubted his promises to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Allegany County
Hancock
Judge Stake
Griffith
Jesus
Menthe
Boonsboro Man Dies At Table In Heart Trouble
James Eavey aged 75 of Boonsboro collapsed at the supper table from heart trouble Thursday at 6 oclock. He is survived by his wife and children Nelle Smith Sallie Young and Chas Small of Washington. Funeral from the Christian church Sunday at 2 oclock with Rev Mopkins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eavey
Boonsboro
Nelle Smith
Sallie
Henson Young
Chas, Small
Washington
Christian Church
Mopkins
Mystic Circle Initiates Five More Members This Year
The Mystic Circle admitted five new members at an open session, bringing total new inductees for the year to 225. The program featured R. A. Glee Club performances with Wilbur Baechtel Fred’k Summer and Ross Baechtel among instrumentalists, vocal solos by Ethel Downs Mae Price Lotta Bader and other pieces by Leah Sechrist Catharine Utley and more, plus readings and piano numbers. Refreshments followed the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Circle
R. A. Glee Club
Wilbur Baechtel
Fred’k
Summer
Ross Baechtel
Herbert Osborne
Ethel Downs
Mae Price
Leah Bechrist
Vivian
Richard Craley
Mary. Skules
Eva Stouffer
Lewis D. Syester
Lester Magaha
Lesh Sechrist
RK. A. Glee Club
Fire at Clopper residence on Wayside Avenue
A lamp toppled from a table caused a blaze at the residence of W. A. Clopper, a mail clerk, on Wayside Avenue Thursday evening. Mrs. Clopper and her child were in the room and fled as flames leaped to the ceiling. The oil damaged the table cloth and caused smoke in the ceiling while neighbors helped extinguish the fire. damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clopper
Wayside Ave
Musser to Marry Two Women In Franklin County
A marriage license has been issued to Amos Musser and Medissa Myers in Franklin County. Musser, linked to the Pentecostal Rand, reportedly believes he is to wed two women. His cited wife, who reportedly anointed the prospective bride before her death two months ago, is mentioned in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
Amos Musser
Medissa Myers
Franklin County
Pentecostal
Rand
Beard invites marriage of Edith May to Barre x Bath
Mr and Mrs M L Beard issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Edith May to Barre x Bath Westsoli yg avenue evening Jan 99 at 10 o clock at St Peter s Lutheran Church Clearapring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Beard
Edith May
Barre x
Bath
Westsoli
Shaks perean study on Romeo and Juliet at Kee Mar College
Prof Frederick D. Kershner led a Kee Mar College Shakspearean study at the Free Library focusing on Romeo and Juliet with a larger audience than usual. He analyzed love as the play’s central problem, contrasted Romeo with Hamlet and Henry V, and discussed Lyly's influence and themes like unrequited love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyly
Romeo
Hamlet
Henry V
Ophelia
Juliet
Shakspear
Olafs Birley
Misa Mary Grabill
Mixes Bishop
Syester
Middletown Figures Isaac Beutha and Mation Remaburg Pass
Isaac Beutha a well known farmer of Middletown died recently leaving a widow and one daughter. Mation R Remaburg a former resident of the Middletown Valley died near Iola Kansas aged 56 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Young
Middletown
Mation R Remaburg
Middletown Valley
Iola
Kan
Killa Introduced in House Bills for Appeals and Railroads
Bills introduced in the House include a measure by Mr Biggs to provide for appeals from decisions of justices of the peace and a proposal by Mr Wolfinger to prohibit tie consolidation of competing railroad companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killa
Biggs
Justices of the Peace
Wolfinger
Enterprising bid urged for W M A R by unnamed agent
A Clarion comment condemns the lack of bid from the agent, attorney, promoter or syndicate for the W M A R project. The piece urges a peremptory order to compel decision and action. It emphasizes the need for concrete commitment and timely bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Women Arrested for Disorderly House on N Jonathan Street
Nora Hamburg was arrested by Deputy Barber and Bertha Little was arrested by Lieut. Alexander for conducting a disorderly house on N Jonathan Street. Both women face charges and associated custody pending processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hamburg
Barber
Bertha Little
Lieut. Alexander
N. Jonathan St
Arm Breaks In Fall At Hancock Rail
Otho Shives attempted to catch himself on a rail at Hancock and broke his right arm. The incident details are limited but the injury was described as a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Shives
Hancock
Cramer Marries Lena Garter at Rosnoke Home
Mr. John W. Cramer formerly of Sharpsburg now of Rosnoke wed Miss Lena Garter at the bride’s home in Rosnoke. Geo A Gardner arrived from Baltimore to aid the opers training the cast for Mikado. Otho Graven’s infant son died at Sharpsburg aged eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Cai
John W. Cramer
Sharpsburg
Rosnoke
Lena Garter
Lakes
Geo. A. Gardner
Baltimore
Opers
Otho
Otho Graven
Fanera
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure for Scrofula and Debility
A testimonial claiming perseverance with remedies is futile without Hood's Sarsaparilla. The message asserts the medicine has cured many supposedly hopeless cases of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney complaints, and dyspepsia, and urges readers to trust it for their health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Parilla
Canada
Verifier of Metallic Bedstead Co. settlement shifts blame to Horton
Palmer Tennant, Esq, helped recover losses for the community tied to the Metallic Bedstead Co. in the West End. He settled with Philadelphia investors, receiving 1,000 plus 23 deducted, leaving a ten-dollar shortfall. Horton’s sudden fall is blamed for a possible 10,000 to 15,000 missing, with his whereabouts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Tennant
Metallic Bedsead Co
Philadelphia
Horton
J. F. Horton
Dorsey Family Man Dies in Washington Treasury Dept
Oiugrett Dorsey, a 70 year old former resident now in Washington at the Treasury Department, died suddenly Wednesday night. Survived by a wife in Hagerstown, three sisters and three brothers, sisters Eilen Key and Kate Hull live here. Remains sent by B&O train today. funeral Sunday at 2 PM with interment at Half Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiugrett Dorsey
Olugecett Dorsey
Washington
Tressury
Hagerstown
Eilen Key
Kate Hull
Crokinole social event prizes awarded to local ladies
Miss Cara Henderson won crokinole prizes at a social hosted by Miss Hem. Bridges and Mrs. John Carmichael. Prof. Maxwell Richards and Mr. John Wyre led the entertainment with progressive crokinole. Other prize recipients included Miss Belen Bridges and Mr. Shewtridge for concert prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancodt
Missen Brooke
Heben Bridges
John Carmichael
Maxwell Richards
John” Wy Ereamed Bridges
Death of Alpheus R. Appleman A Monroe Banker
A telegram reports the death of Alpheus R. Appleman, once a local resident and wartime contractor. He helped form a Washington national bank, later became a prominent banker and manufacturer in the city, and moved to Newark after city aid was refused. His brothers include Dr Astory G. Appleman of Pittsburgh and William H. Appleman of Newark. Frank Hull once supervised the E Washington Street shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
Alpheus R. Appleman
Jacob Tome
Nations Bank
Washington
Newark
Astory G. Appleman
Pittsburg
William H. Appleman
Frank Hull
E. Washington St
Pittsburg Baye Dispatch on W M B R Bid and Link to Eastern Route
Samuel B. MacLean announces the bid for the W M B R by the American Adjustment Association of New York, seeking to unite all parties for control of the road. Pittsburg hints at another connection while Western Maryland would link the eastern network, and West Virginia Central contends with Pennsylvanian pressure, ready to sell or dig toward the seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Baye
Samuel B. MacLean
American Adjustment Association of
West Virginia
License bill sparks debate in Maryland Legislature
In the Maryland Legislature the House debated the License bill for casualty companies before recommitting it to the Insurance Committee. A flood of bills was introduced, including health and meat disease measures. A Senate joint resolution backed a regular army camp location in Garrett County. Senator Moses proposed a women lawyers act. The House clash centered on license fees, with Wolfinger denying past votes and Pasinter pressing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Senate
Ravenscroft
Garrett County
Moses
Wolfinger
House
Pasinter
Howard
Maryland
Personal notices from Hancock and surrounding towns
Mis Margaret Moalz of Roynd Hill Virginia visits Mrs Wm Bucer and friends in the city. Mrs Charls Young of Boston and Mrs C A Tucker of New York visit their sister Mrs W D Byron at Willamaport. Mr and Mrs Chas Elfinger guests of C M Elfinger of Roanoke. Mrs James Bridges and children of Charlotte NC visit Mr and Mrs Robt Bridges at Hancock. Miss Janet Kuhn and Miss Grace Snively of Hancock visit Baltimore and Washington. Rev J S Webster M D newly appointed minister of the Hancock Presbyterian Church and wife have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moalz
Roynd Hill
Wm. A. Bucer
Charls Young
Boston
C. A. Tucker
New York
W. D. Byron
Willamaport
Chas. T. Elfnger
C. M. Elfinger
Roanoke
Times
James Bridges
Charlotte
N. C
Robt Bridges
Hancock
Janet, Kuhn
Grace Snively
Baltimore
Washington
J.S Webster
The
Presbyterian Church
Social Grub Hosts Musical Evening at Becker Home
The Yva Society, The Sosial Grub, was entertained at the home of Misses Annie and Katie Becker with an old time itinerary pull. Prof Charles McClure Rush Flora Nellie Neikirk and Katheryne Meredith performed. The American Social Club dance at the Opera House drew eighteen couples and visiting guests from Hagerstown and Funks town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Katie Becker
Sli
Charles McClure
Rush Flora
Nellie Neikirk
Katheryne Meredith
Opera House
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Death Notice for Christian Stouffer Sr in Waynesboro
Christian Stouffer Sr died at Waynesboro on Wednesday in his 82nd year. He was born near Leitersburg and is survived by children Mrs John Barr Marsh District Mrs Anna B Funk Christian Stouffer Jr Waynesboro Jacob Stouffer Philadelphia Benjamin Stouffer Welty’s Mill and sisters Mrs Benjamin Funk Waynesboro Mrs Jacob Lehmaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Stouffer, Sr
Waynesboro
Leitersburg
John Barr
Marsh District
B. Funk
Christian Stouffer, Jr
Waynesvoro
Jacob Stouffer
Philadelphia
Benjamin Stouffer
Welty’s Mill
Benjamin Funk
Jacob Lehmascer
Mortified Chicken Dish Described In Flawed Text
A fragmented description outlines a Salem region dish titled mortified chicken. The text mentions chickens killed and cut up, mixed in eggs and corn meal, battered and fried to resemble a mortar bed. Tones suggest confusion and garbled phrasing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Pennsylvania
Duty Dreamer Misinfo Sparks Local Confusion at Lodge
A confusing afternoon notice claims Masongs in Williamsport and Bavizing 9 Biram Lodge while reporting entertainment and reception upheaval. The fakir on W Washington-st allegedly admits to probate, but the event remains unheard by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daffy Noodle
Williamsport
Biram Lodge
Washington-st
Hagerstown Brewery Receives Praise From Philadelphia
Mr C M Keegan of Girard Avenue in Philadelphia inquires about price per barrel of bottled Hagerstown beer. He praises the beer tasted in Gettysburg and congratulates Grand Pole on producing a holy beer made in America equal to the imported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
C M. Keegan
Girard Ave
Thad
Gettynburg
America
Wagon breaks near Myers farm in Hagerstown area
A.C. Spigler, a traveling man from Hagerstown, rode on a sample wagon that broke down near Jacob Myers farm along the road. A benevolent creamery man who happened along assisted as Spigler sat on the milk wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Jacob Myers
Spigler
Briscoe jailed for failure to support child
Squire Adams reports Chas Briscoe jailed by Constable Tice in Crearepri after chase since last September. A wedding is expected today and the groom may be freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Adams
Chas: Briscoe
Chile
Tice
Crearepri
Unkind Act Alleged by Agnews Barton Relative
Agnews Barton claims her brother kicked her in the stomach prompting Constable Shafer to pursue the relative. The man residing on North Street denies the warrant account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uunkind Acte Agnews
Barton
Shafer
Wnorthst
Bond Reduction Gives County Treasurer Bond Change
The House bill to require the treasurer of Washington county to furnish a bond of 150000 dollars was taken up and passed. The bond was formerly 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Plant Electrifies Potomac Roller Mills Lighting
Potomac Roller Mills at Hadcock now features an electric lighting plant with incandescent wiring completed by local workers. Widow Mary Beyard receives an $8 monthly pension. John W. Vogles plans a minstrel show at Bagerswawn. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for constipation and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Dawson
Potomac Roller Mills
Hadcock
Woman Recovers From Ailments After Electric Bitters
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced dire health with stomach trouble and jaundice until doctors warned of only one chance at life. After trying electric bitters she fully recovered. The remedy claims to cure stomach liver and kidney issues. Priced at 50 cents and sold by local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B.hunt
Lime -Ridge
Wie
Jose
Waretam
Bargains in Pianos and Organs at Ordway's Music Store
A holiday letter promotes bargains on pianos and organs at Ordway's Music Store with flexible terms. It urges buyers not to wait long and hints at recent stock from Bought Yesterday to Corea Today. Mrs. Burt of New York extols Dr. Agnew's Gatarrhal Powder after one day's use, claiming rapid relief, with 50 cent price references to Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway's
Corea
O. GC. Burt
Broadway
New York
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Wareham
City ‘Pharmacy
Central Drag .Co
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Wounds
An advertisement urges care for children’s cuts and bruises warning of blood poisoning if untreated. It touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy that draws out heat and stops pain, claiming fast healing and warnings about counterfeits. A testimonial from James Mack of Webster Indiana credits the product with curing eczema after doctors gave up. Public note mentions Wareham’s City Pharmacy and the Central Drug Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbie
DaWitt's
DeWitt
James Mack
Webster
Ind
Ogygo
Wareham
Pharmacy
City Council Tackles Firemen Right of Way and Street Work
City officials discussed police enforcement of fire department right of way over cabs and vehicles rushing to fires. An 1897 ordinance granting firemen priority over cabs was cited with penalties for obstruction. Mayor Schindel reappointed Walter D. Willson to the Board of Street Commissioners and council members approved. Other measures include drain work, drain right of way condemnation, repairs to Dry Bridge steps, street fencing, and a study on N Cannon Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Schindel
Walter D. Willson
Board of Street Commissioners
Messrs
Rowland
Brewer and Powles
Bester
Wiebel
Fence Street
N. Cannon Ave
Washington
Franklin Streets
Sehindek
Farm Barn Destroyed by Fire at Rohrersville
A barn owned by Harmon Grimm near the B and O depot at Rohrersville burned down with hay fodder a buggy harness plows and other contents. The blaze was caused by match. Mrs Grimm managed to remove the cows from the burning structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Grimm
Rohrersville
Match
Jan for Junior's Will Dance Set for February
Jan for Junior's plans a February dance with a committee led by Bert Miller Scott Fridinger Clifford Betts Richerd Doornberger and George Bowers to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior's
Bert Miller
Scott Fridinger
Clifford Betts
Richerd Doornberger
George Bowers
Prominent Illinois Lawyer Appointed Clerk of U S Court
Robert Brown of Sparta, longtime 43rd district representative, learns he will be named clerk of the U S Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Born 1859, he started as a blacksmith, studied law, admitted 1894, and is active in Knights of Pythias, Elks, and Modern Woodmen. He also endorses Pepsin Syrup Co. and reports opening a barber shop after purchasing Conrad Seibert’s cutandshave stand. The Lester piano plan continues to push for top value and quality at Ordway's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois
Robert ©. Brown
Sparta
U. S. Court
Southern District Oflinois
Knights of Pythias
the Elks
Modern Woodman
Sirs
RC Brown
Conrad Seibert
Gray Building
N. Jonathan St
Best
Strentidh
Service Iver
Clyde Boward
Lester Planot
Ordway’s
Land Improvement Co Announces Special Terms on West End Lots
The Land Improvement Company will announce special terms on West End lots. The notice emphasizes favorable pricing and conditions to attract buyers and expand development in the district. Local officials expect prompt attention and inquiries at the firm’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Land Improvement Co
West End
Evening program for Teachers Institute in Court Hall schedule
The article lists a week long program for the Teachers Institute with Tuesday through Thursday sessions featuring vocal solos, duets, trios, violin and piano performances, lectures by Dr Henry Houck Dr Alfred M. Smith Dr Geo W Hull and others. Admission will be by ecard. Local items report injuries from a fallen tree a real estate bill a building permit and various small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Court Hall
Misa Koehler
Miss Goddard
Richardson
Mr. Bell
Misses Coleman
Houston
Zeigler
Martin G- Bendict
Ecard
Local Ads and Remedies Include Catarrh Cure and Harsh Bargains
A jumble of old advertisements offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and multiple druggists from Toledo Ohio, plus a variety of items from organ craftsmanship to farm harness, clothing bargains, and a legal notice about real estate sales requiring publication and court order compliance. The mix includes remedies for grippe, muscatel sales, and a salesman wanted, all framed in a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
KE. J
Cheney & Co
Toledo
FL J Cheney
Cat & Truax
Totedo
Waldings Kinnan
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Davy Forner
Miss Etter
Ry Harris
Returr
Proyervia
Fellne
Harrison
Harrityg
Azar
F. Schiedel
Romeo and Juliet
Middletown Beutha
Tenneot
MB. R
Saga
B. BR
Seaboard
Legislature
Yva Society
Christian Stouffer
Mary E. Beyard
Clearepring
Bse Devn EtAniot
John
W. Vogle
Minetrels
Glipper
Bagerswawn
Baen
Robert
J. C. Bolinger
Agt
Teachers Institute
Mickel Snoderly
Leitersburr
Victor D. Miller
Col Schley
P. H. Neibert
Zells May Biershing
Elizabether
Situation Army
W. Antietam Street
Geo
McC. Wolf
Dool
Oxdway's Music Store
Lizzie Groka
Charles Gross
J. O. Greene
Depauw
Harry Risers
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
California
Celio
Mary
Jonathan-at
la Grippe
Foley
D. P. Schindel
Postoffice
John D. Swartz
Long
Vernon Young
Samuel E. Emmert
Brussela Rags
A. W. Munson
le Grippe
Roy Kemp
Angels
In. Grippe Snd
Williamaport
Nis
John H Metzer
Charles W. Metzer
Coat En Angton
Sittin
Henry F Wingert
Sage Moneni
Ghosb
Oswald
Merk
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