We Have Loved Our Restaurant on Ledgerwood Street
A local restaurant announces its presence in the Luse Squires building on Ledgerwood street ready to serve patrons. The note confirms location and intent to meet customer needs with ongoing service.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
1
A local restaurant announces its presence in the Luse Squires building on Ledgerwood street ready to serve patrons. The note confirms location and intent to meet customer needs with ongoing service.
Charlie Boushey arrives back in Vincennes Sunday after a spell working with his brother Walter Boushey at the Carlisle bakery for several weeks.
Percy Bennett of the 67th Company Coast Artillery writes from the Presidio California to his parents near Carlisle. He describes muster days guard duty at San Francisco Albatross prison guard duty and penalties for escapes. He recalls the earthquake damage in San Francisco and notes his weight and fishing with fellow soldiers.
Two Carlisle high school juniors allegedly abducted two senior classmates Louis Roberts and Elliott Helms and gave them extreme hair cuts after a class color dispute. The seniors torn pennants and a flagpole standoff preceded the assault near the Fritzian residence and school yard.
The Akron Citizens band greets J A Cushing as new instructor after thirty years in a military band. He arrived last week via E Q Strong and seeks recreation and improvement for Akron bandsmen. He urges public patronage at exhibitions to support the valuable leadership.
Miss Ivy Chamness was in Indianapolis from Friday until Sunday visiting her mother Mrs. M. H. Chamness.
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