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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
4
A brief notice indicates sale bills are prepared at the Hustler office for a One Dollar Fund aiding a community cause. It mentions a free notice accompanying the sale.
Sought ad items include a volunteer writer for a hustler publication, a cheap work horse for sale or trade, a sale of big white seed oats with contact WM Pefhley, and a single young lady Miss A seeks correspondence with a gentleman of means in Anderson Indiana general delivery.
A 53 year old widower describes himself as well preserved and good looking with property and home. He seeks an educated robust lady of means and Christian character. Send photo and full description to R T Rutherford Birchwood Tennessee.
Ebeneezer Perry Canada has a new phone. Next Sunday is regular preaching day at Ebeneezer. James Vanhorn serves on the Lebanon jury this week. J. M. Nicely transacted business on Monday. Mrs Ballard and daughters dined with Charles Rirhart Sunday. Wm Roha and wife visited Otis Sphor and wife Sunday evening. Isham Harting contracted for mules near Jamestown. A N Lewis and Leth Walker were in Jamestown on business. Lewis Ballard bought a livery barn at Lebanon and will move soon. Hostetter and Ballard schools close Friday with a small entertainment. James Darnell plans to move his house and rebuild on Ora Hoover’s vacated farm. Dinner guests with Isham Hastings included Frank Peterson and wife and daughter Nina, Charles Jones and family, and Miss Dessie Surratt of Fairfield.
W W Coons visited New Ross on Tuesday. Mrs Victoria Frazier has been ill for two weeks. Mr and Mrs George Sparks visited Mrs Sparks brother Win Walker on Tuesday. Fred Golladay, son of Isaac Golladay of New Ross, was in the area Wednesday. Otis Coons and wife were guests of Joseph Frazier and wife Sunday. A liberal reward is offered for return of settled weather and sunshine lost recently. Mrs Mary Crouch of Indianapolis staying with Wim Walker during his child’s illness. Attendees at the Bateman Ballard trial included Thomas Walker James Sanford Oliver Whitely Joseph and Samuel Frazier Charles Connor and Joseph Whitman. Les of Laymakers were initiated last Monday night. Charles could not farm the next day and felt his money was worth it.
Reported short week for schools with two more weeks left. Residents and visitors frequent nearby towns including Advance and Jamestown. Movements include James Myres, James Brown, J L Burroughs, and others visiting, working, or tending farms. Livestock injured when dogs entered D M Threlkeld’s sheep, several killed or crippled.
These cigars are the product of a Boone County enterprise and are made by skilled workmen who receive the union scale of wages for their toil. For sale by all first class dealers, At Advance by Joseph Brothers, Lebanon, Indiana.
Mike Harshbarger visited friends in the neighborhood last Tuesday. Threlkeld near Nicely College was in the area Saturday. Road bottoms have dropped out again leaving them in poor condition. Kenry Proffitt aided his brother James as they moved to a farm near Frankfort last week.
The Pittsburg Press notes that some people are born with a critical mood always finding deficiencies and grumbling at excellence. A contrasting quip likens them to an old lady who feels better only to anticipate a worse spell. The piece also ponders the date of Ben Jonson's The Silent Woman with cautious judgment.
The excerpt links facial traits and hand features to personality. Long noses, teeth shapes, eye color, eyebrows, ear apex, thumb position, and finger bends are interpreted as indicators of prudence, impulsiveness, honesty, jealousy, refinement, reliability, submission or headstrongness, and overall strength of character.
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