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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
5
Local notices advertise l'c salmon and real Jersey Sweets at the Boston Store. Rain coats and new White Clover Honey appear, with Buckmeir's restaurant selling Presb oysters. Names include Mrs John Leverich, Miss Helen Cobbler, Paxton's shoes, Cluett Peabody shirts, McKenzie's and Early Breakfast Pancake and Buckwheat Flour.
Mr and Mrs C V Beaty hosted relatives in Ossian on Sunday. Former resident Ed Clark of Huntington visited town this week to greet many friends who were glad to see him.
Mrs. Samuel Saxon and daughter Mrs S Y Ramage, along with Ruth and Samuel Ramage, joined Mrs L A Wallace and family for dinner in Marion on Wednesday. Advertisement notes Vine New Crop Raisins Currants and Figs available at Boston Store.
The Suwanee Male Quartet is remembered for a Wednesday evening performance in the B and D hall in October 1883. The high school lecture course will be held there because the building is not yet completed.
The Boston Store is identified as the sole shoe and rubber retailer in the area, emphasizing its unique local market position.
Hurrah for Van Buren. Virgil Beekman has accepted a position in Marion. Harry Green brought in a garden beet weighing seven pounds. Mrs. Daniel Gaiser has gone to California to spend the winter with her son. Sweaters up to 3 at Boston Store and blankets at Paxton's priced 6 to 600 cents per pair. See prizes on display in the windows at Boxell's. Mr Lesser Gardner and Isylt Vin cent attended church at Van Buren Sunday evening. O Gaiser indicates a local shopper's miscellany of names events and items in town amounts.
Residents attend conventions and events across Huntington and Marion. Mrs Daisy Barr joins Earlham College trusteeship while Bertha Wolk earns praise as music and drawing instructor. Lectures begin Oct 25 at Rand D hall. local trades promote sweaters and underwear at Boston Store.
Local notices include shopping promos for Paxton's and Boston Store offerings on leather goods and shoes. Entries mention a meeting with Jota B. Boyce, a divorce restoring Nora Blanche Wilson, and moving picture show reopening plus New York Cream Cheese at Boston Store.
NX Som has opened a stove agency in Van Buren offering heating stoves and steel ranges from coal to wood fuels. A regular 22.50 stove is sold for 1. They promise savings on heaters of five to eight dollars and guarantee satisfaction. Visit Storts & Son next to the post office before buying.
Paxton and company offer suit and overcoat measures and guarantee satisfaction with a big assortment of Outing Flannels priced at 6c, 8c and 1c in the Boston Store.
Edgar Ever sole and Gertrude Wilson of Sapulpa Oklahoma wed on October 9 in a ceremony that united the Eversole family of Van Buren. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Eversole of Van Buren.
Mr and Mrs Richard Pilkington entertained at dinner Sunday with Rev and Mrs Levits Velma Levits and Mr Shane nun B Neff in attendance.
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