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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
1
The Jamestown street carnival runs this week as Ora McDaniel promotes sales on October 13. Community notices report visits, weddings, farm trade, accidents, and local business updates across Darlington, Thorntown, Lebanon, and surrounding towns including Caplingers and Melson & Son.
Ike Shelley and wife spent Sunday with Bet Todd and family. George Preston and family visited near old Union. Cesil Kibbey and wife of New Ross were guests Friday and Sunday with home folks. R. D. Emmert and family spent Sunday with Chas. Emmert near Jamestown. Ezra Emmert was in Lebanon Monday. Frank Riser bought calves locally and Frank Heath hauled gravel for George Canada this week.
Beirbanks speech drew a sizable neighborhood audience Monday night. Multiple social visits wrap around the event with residents from Walcott and Crawfordsville listed among attendees and well wishes.
A recent Jamestown game on a Sunday at Jackson metropolis drew praise for its elaborate writing, likening it to metropolitan sports coverage. The piece imagines a future where Jamestown’s editor joins major papers, and notes curiosity about why their pitcher Emmert wasn’t used in the game.
A revered figure is praised for sparse form and stark clarity. He wrote no plots or short stories yet produced enduring literature, avoiding sentiment while delivering precise language. His formless book endures beyond other works and he leaves no word unsaid.
Will Lane started to Texas Tuesday. W H Nay traded horses. Hazel Lasley visited Alma Roberts Sunday afternoon. James Walls and family visited their son Elmer. Ernest Lawler and family visited Geo Broshar. Rally day set for Oct 18 at 10 o’clock with all invited. Lula Melson gave a birthday offering of 1 cent. Rev W P Noble preached Sunday night to a large audience. W H Nay and Clyde Powell with families visited Jack Adama and wife in Lebanon. George Lasley of New Jersey bought Everett Reveal’s Max place and will move. Reveal heads to Oklahoma.
Jennie Mann spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs M P Moss. W J Smiley and wife returned from a visit at Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs Charles Linn and Mr and Mrs Smith Cones. Chay Wall has transferred. bi.
Late Tuesday afternoon a team driven by Jacob Williams for B F Herkrich brick works ran away in central Indiana. Williams was thrown from the wagon, dragged, and suffered deep cuts to his left hand and a badly bruised right knee. No bones were broken, but injuries are painful and will keep him in bed for days. The team continued to the brick yard.
Lebanon and Indianapolis played a 5 to 3 game with Edrington pitching well for Lebanon striking out twelve. Errors behind him spoiled the effort as Dr. Epperson of Lafayette visited Joby.
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