Turre Purchases Fox Property on East Broad Way
Last week Albert Turre purchased Fox property on East Broad Way for $1,400.
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
3
Last week Albert Turre purchased Fox property on East Broad Way for $1,400.
The Electric Railway will operate two or three cars every 15 minutes from Sun to Whitewater Park atop the Pioneer Picnic, with a round trip plan described as very convenient for visitors and residents alike.
Rose Campbell, after a seven week visit with her widowed mother in Alexandria, Virginia, returns home as a charming visitor. George, newly home, releases cows to graze, then finds a cow dead in the barn. Mr Knefls endures a string of misfortunes as he recovers, with hopes this will end his bad luck.
A man named G. L umman suffered a painful eye injury weeks ago while splitting kindling when a stave struck his eye. He received first aid, then later sought a specialist in Cincinnati for possible operation. Meanwhile local merchants arranged a steam driven sprinkler pump to reduce street dust, with contract work by Chas Ross, Jos Binder, John A King, and J C Bevis overseeing the setup. The sprinkling cart resumed operation Tuesday, highlighting dust control concerns and a push for faster water use from Water Works.
Secretary Downing of the State Board of Agriculture compiles a complete Indiana County Fairs list. After years of decline, waning farmer enthusiasm gave way to new associations planning fairs. The list, longer than a decade, includes fairs with specific dates.
Ed Weillemaen of Connersville visited his mother. Mayme Lilie and Annie Schafer from Connersville and Cincinnati respectively were guests. Edward Cameron of Knightstown visited his brother Lee. Mrs. Martha Bork traveled to Chicago for a weeks visit. Olive Irick, sister of Mrs. M L Buckley, enjoyed time at Camp Buckley. Anna Marsh left for Port Lambton Canada to visit friends. Dana Tebbs and Julia and Florence Goodwin headed to Put-in-Bay for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeVos of Columbus visiting the Kern family. Frank Bowles and son Walter left for the Pan-American Exposition and Eastern points. E H Dailey and family from Covington, Ky., spent Sunday with Mrs. Tuttle and Mrs. Curry, then rode home. Annie Cunningham and Mrs. Mary Seegers of Cincinnati visited P Fenton’s on Broadway last week. Seegers children Mary and Josie Lalley joined them.
The item lists a morning sermon at 10 30 by instruction at the Presbyterian Church with a high service theme and an evening Union service at 7 45 led by Rev Buckley in Rev Moore s absence. It also includes a medical bill reminder from J C Kriteour M D asking timely payment to cover expenses and notes a Saturday August 17 cemetery picnic at Mrs Lizzie Dorst s grave hosted by the German Protestant Church on Harrison Hill with a promised good time.
A store announces a contest awarding the top ticket seller from every 25 cent purchase with a displayed painting. The date August first is emphasized for participants to not overlook.
The Lawrenceburg Fair starts Wednesday August 21 and runs all week. Led by Mayor Will H. O'Brien as President, the Association aims to outshine prior exhibitions. An electric railway now links Harrison and nearby points, boosting expected attendance. Write W H Nowlin Secretary Lawrenceburg Ind for more details.
Last Sunday warm weather did not stop a large crowd from watching Harrison and Brookville baseball. Brookville scored first, but Harrison surged ahead and finished with a 14 to 7 victory.
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