Personal notices and visits span several towns
Local personals list numerous movements and visits. Bam Hopkins and J N Breen traveled to Shoals and Loogootee respectively, Chas Brown returned from Shoals, Rev P D Rowan from Montgomery, Miss Lara Smith of Loogootee visiting, John B Fredler in from Vincennes, Elisha Greenwood from Odon, A Simon Wes from Vincennes, J C Lavelle from Petersburg, Mrs W H Snider to Indianapolis, Mia Frank Welch and Mrs Johnson home from Huron, A J Dant and daughter Gaddis to Shoals, Daisy Wilson back from Indianapolis, Mrs William Halpike visiting from Cincinnati, James Cayabaugh from Pueblo, John Fredrick back from Cincinnati, Harry Hair home from Purdue, J A Riddle from Linton, Killian and daughter Mary back to Sandborn, Mrs Walter Aikman and Helen Aikman visiting from Chicago, Dr and Mrs Charles Steiner from Indianapolis visiting John Mudd, E B Moore a state merchants organizer addressing the Commercial club, Kisses at Jordans Station for Miss Mary Wright, California excursions offered with tours to Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, plus a playful line about love.
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A. Simon Wes
Vincennes
J.C. Lavelle
Petersburg
W. H. Snider
Indianapolis
Mia
Frank Welch
Johnson
Huron
A. J. Dant
Gaddis
Shoals
Daisy Wilson
William Halpike
Cincinnati
James Cayabaugh
Pueblo
Colo
Walter Aikman
Helen Aikman
Chicago
Hiram Hyatt
Charles Steiner
John Mudd
Steel Township
E. B. Moore
Commercial Club
Katherine Burlingame
Nelle Serrit
Bessie Mack
Jordans Station
Mary Wright
Judge Advocate General Davis Gives Some Opinions
Judge Advocate General Davis sends to the Secretary of War an opinion on militia law construction. He says the new act mirrors the present law, affects Treasury accounting, and clarifies pay for National Guard officers with five years’ service. Roosevelt may soon tackle the postoffice investigation as well as Cortelyou’s deputy job amid strong political signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeton
D.C
Davis
Secretary of War
Treasury Department
National Guard
Army
Roosevelt
Washington
Post Office
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Clark
Swell Front Market Ad Promises Best Meat Values in Washington
A Washington grocery ad touts a new storefront at 110 Main Street run by Charles G. Stumpp offering the best meat values to win patronage. It invites customers to try a fresh Michigan cow bargain via Dr. De H. Yeung with two phones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Stumpp
Mainstreet
de H. Yeung
Best soda and ice cream shop advert and wedding gift display
A local ad touts the best soda from crushed fruits and rich ice cream with 25cts per quart delivery citywide and volume discounts. It also features Dr King’s New Discovery testimonials for consumption and a wedding gift display from N H Jepson at 813 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
East Main
Horseless Carriages Baby Cabs and Auto Cart Ad
An advertisement by F.B. Forwald at 210 Main Street promotes a line of baby cabs and auto carts. Highlights rubber tired handsomely upholstered models with adjustable parasol, priced from 88.50 up to 895, and notes “Everything to furniture.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B. Forpwald
Main Street
American Steam Laundry Ad at 421 E Main Street
Ladies get a shine for shirts with hand washed and ironed by hand service at American Steam Laundry located at 421 East Main Street. Call 99 this week to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Main Street
Foley's Kidney Cure touted for kidney troubles
Constant motion jars the kidneys and many workers suffer kidney disease from vibration. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the kidneys and cures kidney and bladder ailments. A locomotive engineer from Lima Ohio reports relief after using it. For sale by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Geo. H. Hansan
Lima
Bargain Stock at 305 East Main from Geo N Engert
Watch cases offered at attractive prices with a large stock also of gentlemanly watch chains in various patterns. Come and get a real bargain from Geo N Engert the Jeweler and Optician. The local remark notes residents who move at night deny neighbors a chance to comment on their furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
N. Engert
East Main
Optician
Aly
Groceries Hammocks and Jewelry Sale Notes
A clashing adBuy large quantities for cash says savings pass to customers in quality weights and measures A Hammocks sale promotes many sizes styles and colors priced from five to seventy five cents A jewelry store sale offers one third to one half off remaining stock on watches rings and novelties The Burlington Routes advertises cheap round trip engine rates to Colorado resorts with a daily rate near half the usual price and even lower mid summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Jones
East Mainstreet
M. J. Carnahan Co
Henry Thomas’ Jewelery Store
Burlington
Toolorado
Ueab
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Glenwood
Salt Lake City
Latest Sailor Data Bats Sale at Special Prices
A вызed ad notes bats priced at 75 cents and one dollar, with a special sale Thursday and Friday offering 10 to 10 cents. Promoted by Misses M. and M. Jamnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jamnes
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Dougal
Temple Court
Ceresota
Minneapolis
Sehnall & Co
Gun Brorhess
Rochester
Charlton Nursery Co
N. Y
Bee Pe
Bam ‘Hopkins
J. N Breen
Loogootee
Chas, Brown
Montgomery
Lara Smith of
John B. Fredler
Elisha Greenwood
Odon
California
Scenic Colorado
J. Beitman
At News
Hanna
Ohio
Benster Fairbanks
Indiana
Platt
New York
Honea Velt
State Department
Isthmian Canal
Bogota
Panama
Congress
Sapolio
Ttaat
N. H. Jepson
Corey Ff, Hunemeier’s
Farmers’ Drug Store
Castoria
Cebu
Gro
Dencrer
Mgr
Canvassery
Horrajs Bros
Chéral Symphony
Inho
Addie
Wwe
THE
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
55Th
Central Park
Fidest
Bacer & Burney, Pro
Indu
Prg Tus Hawes Nurser Co
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