Newsy notes and social scene gossip items
Ask Howard Shetley to describe a felon. Letha Whitecotton spent Sunday with Judge Nisley. Art Clifton reports the gathering on his hand much better.
04 Nov 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
1
Ask Howard Shetley to describe a felon. Letha Whitecotton spent Sunday with Judge Nisley. Art Clifton reports the gathering on his hand much better.
Local residents named include A H Yager and family visiting Laird Jones. Madge Nisley and Rose Pointer in Indianapolis. Rev Halstead of Jamestown, and many others at dinners and visits. Postmaster McCabe to close office at 6 PM to save 24 days yearly. Hustler subscription offer drops to 10 cents through Jan 1, 1916.
Robt Veull and wife visited Jerry Smith and wife as Sun Stes Glen Waters visited with friends in Pranksar. Mrs Carrie Rooher moved to Darington after living here. Dave Nike visited Sunday with fad nen Whiston, Sebo Serdlin and Sot Bucentes and wife near Jamestown. Many locals hosted visitors from Lebanon Crawfordsville and Jamestown. The Advance Band performed lively at the festival. Salisbury family musicians engaged for opera Nov 10. Election officers listed. Centre township S S convention crowded at Fairview church with five county officers present.
The Providence ladies announce a pre Thanksgiving bazaar and sale in Advance featuring quilts rugs and fancy wares. Dowman and Son report strong sales and expansion plans while local families and neighbors visit and praise new shop space. A bake loaf contest and a church bazaar are noted with several residents mentioned. The Hustler subscription offer is extended to January 1.
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