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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
4
Locals report visits and dinners across Jamestown Advance Bushtown Max and North Salem areas. Fire at John Campbell’s home caused minor damage. Pittenger’s horse fine loss noted. Community updates include sickness lists, church attendance, farm and business news, and an upcoming hour sale.
Sam Oole of Indianapolis was in the area on business last week. Orville Pratt is adding a new room to his house with Jim Richardson as carpenter. Joe Jackson leveled the road last Saturday. Mrs. Cora Brown and sons Jesse and Jewel visited Geo. Brown near Shannondale. Mrs. Margaret Heady visited her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson last week. Mrs. Emma Whistler is improving at this writing.
Clarence Smiley and wife visited Jobo Hopkins on Sunday. Chas and Dale with wives spent Sunday with Elisha Dale. Otto Patterson and wife visited Mrs Elizabeth Jackson, their mother, on Sunday. Miss Sallie Utterback hosted Nellie Jackson Crystal Davide and Nellie Wysong. Roy Layton and family stayed with Omer Gear from Saturday to Sunday. Lish Reese and family hosted Sam Graham and Harve Sheets with Joe Jackson and wife for Sunday dinner. O Kibbey lost a valuable elf this week. Nealis Jackson spent Sunday with Alice Scott.
Second class mail matter entered March 3 1911 at the Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879.
A short classified notice seeks old rubber and scrap material. The ad requests any available items and invites interested sellers or neighbors to contact Oliie Gregory for pickup or pricing details.
Emblem four five and seven horse power motorcycle advertised for sale with contact through Lumber yard or residence. seller Artie Weldon invites interested buyers to call.
Advertises 5000 rods of Royal and Anthony Fence for sale with option for buyer to install. Company offers a pair of fence stretchers free with purchase. George Mc Daniel promotes the deal.
Perry Howard Crane and Miss Ruth Roark were married at noon Wednesday at the Roark home near Dover. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. L. E. Brown with only immediate relatives present. The couple, after a brief surprise announcement, left for Lafayette to establish a home while Crane resumes his teaching post at Purdue University.
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