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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
8
With bad teeth you cannot hope to have good health because you cannot masticate properly. You cannot be happy due to discomfort and suffering. Phone for an engagement now to have your teeth repaired. Dr L W Kirtley at 1st National Bank Building Lebanon.
Hazelwood S E Edrington sold a horse to James Long east of Hazelrigg a few days ago Oscar Erpis undergoing treatment for lumbago at Lebanon Fred Owens served his regular appointment on the last road Sunday evening Guy Morrison plus family attended Uncle Jim mie Dean's funeral Sunday morning and dinner with J L Erskine and wife Grace Edrington has measles missing school for the first time in years L W Owens bought five acres in Advance plans to build and move this summer
Evert Threlkeld works for Fletch Whorley this summer. Bruce Pickering and wife visited near New Ross with Wm Walker family. Elisha Higgs and wife visited James Higgs and wife of Advance. Otto Threlkeld and family guests included Alva Threlkeld and family Elza Threlkeld and Mrs Rebecca Threlkeld. Bruce Pickering and wife Oliver Pickering and near Hazelrigg guests of Harve Morris near Mace. Last day of Golladay school brought distance visitors: Pete Stephens near Dover Wm Walker near New Ross Mrs Pearl Whiteley Mollie Sparks Mrs John Sandy Mrs Mollie Reed Miss Mae Cornelius near Bushtown and Mrs Emma Santford Miss Margaret Nugent Crawfordsville. Wm Pittenger and wife visited sister Emma Scimmahorn near Pittsboro. She remains poorly with heart trouble.
William Whiteman remains about the same. Mrs. Clara Canada visits daughter Mrs. Mam ie Bateman of Crawfordsville and has been very sick. Mrs Mary Jane Owens recovering after a cow kick. The Ed Wright family’s little son improves. Cal Ross and wife visit his brother Harry. Otha McDaniel family visit Jno. Young family. Ira Scott and family near Thorntown visit. Clyde Culley and family near New Ross visit. Ernest Edrington and family near Max visit. Ed Canada and wife spend Sunday with Chas. Rirhart’s family in Pittsboro. Frank Peterson family and Mary Dortha Imbler guests of Garfield Burris. Eliza Murry and son visit father Monday night. Oakes Bean visits grandparents James Bean and wife Thursday.
Advance R. R. 21 Lafayette Lucas was in Leba non Thursday. Mrs. John Nicely is entertaining a case of mumps. Lewis Owens is working for Marvin Caldwell this summer. Ollie Hunt near Stewards Chapel was a Sunday caller at George Broshar's. Baxter Reed and wife dined with Bob Gill and wife Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Sparks was the weekend guest of her sister at New Ross. Francis Caplinger spent Sunday with Ruse Broshar. Charlie Leeke and family of Lebanon and Claude Lucas were Sunday visitors with Lafayette Lucas and family. Sam Frazier and wife and Emmett Riner and wife took dinner with Frank Riner and wife Sunday. Thelma Weldon spent Sunday day with Letha Whitecotton. Charlie Canada and family of...
Ray and family spent Sunday with George Ray and wife near Ward and Farm. Elmer Wall and family of Max spent Sunday with Gid Smith and wife.
In Boone County Indiana Circuit Court Ralph Lo Owens sues Ann Terhune and others to quiet title to a parcel in Section 22 Township 19 North Range 2 West. The case declares nonresidents named and sets a June 5 1917 appearance date for defendants to answer or demur. Leonora Titus Clerk Harvey M Coulter attorney for plaintiff.
James Dean born January 18 1827 in Nicholas Kentucky lived most of his life in Indiana. He married Anna Eliza Grizzle nine children born three living. Funeral at Nancy Kincaid home with Rector officiating burial Providence.
Mrs. Newt Meek and Mrs. Edith Camplin and baby of Crawfordsville visited Advance on Saturday with many friends.
Merchants trumpet a CASH WEEK to clear stock at drastic discounts. They claim cash payments unlock deep savings, urging customers to settle notes now and take advantage of hundreds of dollars in community benefits.
An ad lists deep discounts on timepieces including Elgin watches in sizes 18 and 12 with prices cut from 116.00 to 89.00 and from 15.00 to 12.50. Also offers 7 size Elgin, 15 size Lady Clark, Ingersoll 12 size at reduced rates.
A list of cut glass and silverware pieces marked down from various original prices to discounted amounts. Items include a fancy salt dish, water sets, candy baskets, tableware, and utensils with reductions noted from 3.50 to 2.75 and 15.00 to 11.00 among others.
An advertisement notes trunks, bags, suitcases, and umbrellas discounted to half price in a sale. The listing emphasizes substantial reductions and multiple items available.
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