Notice of uncollected books at Elevator with Wall Bros
Statement that Yarer and Martin hold books left at the elevator with Wall Bros and request any debtors to call and settle by cash or note.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
3
Statement that Yarer and Martin hold books left at the elevator with Wall Bros and request any debtors to call and settle by cash or note.
Fragmentary notes recount a Sunday session at Jake Waters Woodwork with attendance labeled as Frinininy scholiars and references to oil tea officers and poachers. The garbled lines mention a superintendent and officials, dated November 929, with names Lora McClaine and Sudlivan Seely.
One upright 8 HP engine in splendid condition with no breaks or leaks. Wall sell for less than first cost. Call or address WE Shumate in Lebanon Indiana.
Notice from Ailes Bros asking all debtors to call at the store of L. Airhart & Co to settle accounts. The firm will act on their behalf and urges prompt payment to avoid further request.
Eld. Levi idachenan will preach at the Baptists church Saturday and Sunday. All parties interested will meet at the union graveyard the second Saturday in Aug for cleaning the yard. Heiizen of Bloomington will preach at the CY church Saturday night and Sunday.
Ross Robbins was at Mace Tuesday. Glen Waters acts as hustler at Robbins Ltery Barn this week. Telephone poles lie on the ground for work between here and Leb anon Chas Thompson and lady Miss Loop waited during the marriage of John Jowman and Miss Duncan. Jessie Jackson at livery stable to work along with Bill Nivhart spent Saturday and Sunday near Lebanon. Lula Whitecotton home over Sunday. Bruce Whitemen bought coal Tuesday to thresh oats. Excursion to Indianapolis planned for August. Jeff Hudson seen hustling McCormick machines. Lula Sullivan returned Sunday from Indianapolis after visiting friends. Leo Whorley and Otto Threldkeld with their ladies spent Sunday at the Shades. Lightning struck Jay Whitely’s house during a storm, chimney damaged, stove broken, no other serious injury. Joe Vails at Broad Ripple Park running a Merry-go-round engine for 40 per month. Waihe Yager and partner here Saturday. Lou Hostetter family fishing Tuesday. Alma Chamberlin visiting sister Mrs McIntire and picking blackberries. Milford Fulwider proprietor of Chas McClaine store Tuesday and Wednesday.
Monday afternoon Bud Jones drove a hay wagon through town near Main Street crossing. Sol Beachler and his wife in a buggy were struck as the wagon tipped over. Mr Beachler’s horse pulled into a porch. Mr Clow fell and was nearly suffocated but saved. Bud Jones and Mann Jones were unhurt.
The Advance K of P Lodge No 4K0 extends heartfelt sympathy to Bro Edward Denny and his family on the death of their only child. The message was read and adopted at the lodge meeting on Monday night.
Last Monday was hot. Mr. Shelly moved to New Ross this week. Marion Craver works on a gravel road in Putnam County. Ray Davis plans barn enlargement and relocation. Oats crop harvest underway with much downed straw. Grace Ails and Lula White spent Sunday with Ethel Meek. Oats and rye in shock. Tin bucket brigade to keep time at Weldon ill Co threshing machine soon.
Carl Ronk shows a new rubber tired buggy. Ladoga visitors stop by friends here this week. The McDaniel funeral draws neighbors from Jamestown and Whitville. Several attend ice cream at Pisgah Lat night and many churchgoers Sunday. Colfax and Lebanon locals dine and visit. wheat stock and carloads discussed. Band program announced for tomorrow night with Ora Beaver as manager. Local lodge notes meeting next Monday about hall building. Advertisements tout DeWitts pills and Josephs cough remedies.
Tom Shera and wife visited Noblesville Monday. Grandpa Lasley hosts his sister from Noblesville. Frank Heistand started his threshing machine Monday morning. Mollie Branigan of Indianapolis visits her brother W H Nay. A lecture at the church Saturday night by Elid Phelps. Many youths attend the Pisgah ice cream festival.
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