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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
2
The Hustler notes subscription price of 24 cents through May 3 1900 and that no subscriptions run after May 1900. It is published Fridays with low advertising rates by Ad vanes and community. Subscribers should notify if papers are late or damaged.
Cason visits in these warts and others while Willianson of T is seen as in. Curtis of Lebanon moved to Henry McDaniel's farm. Mrs. Mathew Miller ill but improving. George Randal and wife spent Monday near Crawfordsville visiting their relative. Chas. Pruitt on business to Westfield last Monday. Tilman Dean and wife in Montgomery County last week. Cheaver Hill and family returned from Nebraska. Christian Church meeting draws crowds. James Mac Daniel and wife and son Walter from Lebanon attended church. William Jones and wife at Soldiers Reunion in Clarks Hill. Harry Saunders and Lebanon family at Hedward Cox’s Sunday. Bertha Vice of Thorntown visited with cousins Nellie and Alpha Laughin. Lada and June Morgan of Hazel College greeted local friends Sunday. Jas. Stanley and wife with C. Younsend wife attended Devrowgh sale near Lebanon last Wednesday. Tiune Weoeedward and family of Bowers Station, Harve Hedec and family of Liston spent Sunday at Clem Tledges. Names of those who broke bread with Manuel Routh Sunday: Eld. Knotts, Jasper Furgeson and two sisters of Thorntown, John Mount and Lebanon family, David McClellan and family, Wesley Kersey and wife and son George, Oll Caldwell and wife, Mrs Lane of Routh’s school house.
Mailed Oct 26 notes W O Pratts house near completion and new yard fence for Wim Swindler. News mentions marriage of H Woods to Miss Pearl Heathrington in Lebanon, Curtis Hardesty’s treatment in Indianapolis, and a township S convention at Old Union. Corn shucking underway, store expansion planned, Melson Co contracting for capons and turkeys. Uncle James Sandlin visited, local neighbor loss when he moved.
A public sale by W. Mark, living 44 miles north of Jamestown near Gilad Union Church, will auction cattle, cows, sheep, poultry, hogs, hay, farming implements. The sale date and precise items are partially obscured but indicate livestock and farm equipment offered at auction.
H. A. Kernodle has moved to Max. J. E. K. Broshar has painted his property, reflecting routine notices in the community column.
Lecigre Bra will deliver a talk at Miax next Saturday night titled Sunshine and Shadows. The event promotes cultural topics and is open to the public.
Luss Carrie Ross of Date school house will host a Potato Soup Supper this Friday night to raise funds for the local library. Plenty of potatoes and many ladies to cook while inviting spectators to attend and contribute.
Kyle and Mayhall of Ladoga opened a cloak shop at Sullivan and Leap's store last Friday and Saturday. The event was successful with many sales and plan a larger selection of goods soon.
A local band notes last Wednesday 11 members attended a possum supper and concert in Darlington with Chalks Hill Clouser and Darlington as other acts. They promise another possum supper and a big show soon.
Locals mention Mitt Harshibarger for photographs and note Port Logan and Becky Smith in Lebanon. Ben TASER ends horsekeeping. Roy Ailes rents his property. Tom Smith stayed in Morgan County two weeks. Pioneer correspondent corrects a publishing error and clarifies Advance’s location as 10 miles southwest of Lebanon.
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