13 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
1
Caplinger bread and Easter sale draws locals to town. Cordelia Caldwell and others visited Lebanon on Monday while Ollie Gregory hauled junk to Lebanon and Hall family spent Tuesday there. Several residents and visitors in Lebanon, Jamestown, Danville, and Indianapolis are noted for visits, family events, and shopping at Easter sales and markets.
Martin Burroughs aged 74 died at his home near Sir Lancondale Pridat at 2 p m after a six week illness. He had been in poor health a year and suffered with dropsy and heart trouble. He leaves a widow and children H La Follette Villa Shannon Mrs W Lee Young and Cherce Burroughs. The funeral was Sunday at two from his residence with Rev Cornelius Airhart officiating and burial at Shannondale cemetery.
David McClellan received a box from Leo Whorley and his Seattle wife containing a large bouquet of ferns carnations and lilies. He thanks them via the Hustler readers as both are regular readers.
George Canada, born in Jackson township, enlisted at sixteen in Co H 135th Indiana and later served in the 11th Indiana Regiment. He earned two honorable discharges and married Jennie Heath before turning twenty-one. By age 61 he had three grandchildren and four great grandchildren and remains a prosperous local resident.
The Boone County high schools gather Monday to arrange events for an athletic meet set for Saturday April 22. Events include sprints distance runs jumps throws and a relay with medals and bronze fobs for winners. Scoring awards five three and one for first second and third place with no second or third in relays.
Rosa Lasler survives and is improving. Levis Ssudlin visited Hildeburg, W LA. Nay and family spent Sunday with C O Powell family. Edith Campbell staying with H P Stevens spent Sunday with home folks. Elmer Walte and family west of Advance visited Roy Graham. Della Tasley sews for W A Lasley of New Ross. Mrs Annis Brown of Dover spent part of last week with W H and Mrs Lew Sandlin visited Ed Graham family Sunday. Jane Plunkett and children and Nellie Graham spent Sunday with Ed Graham family. Frank McMoullen and mother visited relatives in Lebanon. Mabel and Mattie White attended Shiloh Sunday School. George Lasley moving a house for Tommy Honan of Lebanon. Thomas Hendrix and family near New Ross spent Saturday night with Ed Granam. W A Lasley and son Jewel, Richard Lasley, wife and daughter Edith, Velma Burriss of New Ross spent Sunday with James Lasley and family. Albert White and family dined with Omer McClaine and family Sunday.
The old Advance band, once among the state’s best, plans a final reunion concert on Thursday night, April 20, with all former members returning. A banquet at the Commercial Hotel will follow at once, after a contract signing by Straud and Wil bur eatrick with Burpaugh and Sell Bros. Circus.
A Wednesday night supper for Red Men Lodge members and their families featured three tables piled with traditional dishes. J. W. Ross gave thanks before the gathering went through the extensive spread.
The sick in this neighborhood are all better. Neal Day has a new automobile bed built. Everette Graves has the whooping cough. Wall and family spent Sunday visiting at Max. Charlie Canada spent Sunday with George Ray and family. Ray Lasley and family of Max visited George Broshar's Sunday. Visitors at Frank Riner's Friday were James Wall and family of Max, Sam Uaplinger and family and Mrs. Mite Owens of Putnam county.
Sunday services reported with Rev Harris delivering two excellent sermons. Noris Jarrett and family visited Lewis Elder near Litton, while Thomas Beckelhimer hosted Noah Bertlett and family. Todd and wife spent Sunday with Jon Jones and family.
James Nicely and wife and daughter Merle were shopping in Indiapolis last week. Nash Bartlett visited his sister Mrs. Mary Kiser of Roachdale. Callie Ross is on the sick list. Wm. Emmett and wife and Chas. Shuey and daughter Beulah spent Sunday with Mr. Shuey’s south of Jamestown. Eva Rosa called on Neva Airhart. Mrs. Chas Airhart visited Lebanon. Mrs. John Airhart and Elsie Duncan visited Chas Airhart’s Friday afternoon.
Readable list of crude oil products and chemicals with labeled prices per unit. Includes crude carbolic acid at 25¢, white hellebore at 40¢ per lb, and disinfectant 81.50 per gallon with copperas sulfur and pure carbol implied.
The bank invites every county resident to call at the bank or see these advertisements to feel the friendly spirit. It emphasizes personal knowledge as the basis of business and pledges safety for deposits and support for legitimate ventures.
Lebanon Reporter reports invitations issued for the wedding of Mr. Joan H. Hoy and Miss Elsa Schmidt in Summerdale Alabama on May 4 at 8 o clock at the Ravone Hotel with a reception at Cleverdon's Hall. Mr. Hoy, former Lebanon mayor, will be at home on Broadway Summerdale after May 4. Miss Schmidt is a daughter of prominent Summerdale residents Mr. and Mrs. John Q Schmidt. Hoy is employed in an official capacity with a Summerdale tobacco concern.
Saturday hours 9 to 10 only. One dollar hair pulfts at seventy five carts. Hair Barretts at half price. Ten cent hair pete de Miss Ross Davis.
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