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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
2
Display advertising costs ten cents per inch with three month contracts or longer at per inch rates. Local rates apply per line for straight freestanding ads at legal rates. All advertisements run until ordered out. Friday August 7.
Invitations issued in Carlisle for the marriage of William S Jenkins to Cecilia Gladys Cole. The ceremony is planned Friday evening September 1 at eight o’clock at Miss Cole’s parents home, 420 Kearney Ave San Diego Calif. After October 1 the couple will reside at 1633 Webster Ave San Diego. The groom is son of Mrs Ella S Jenkins of Carlisle and has lived in California since March 1907.
Notice states Carlisle customers will receive morning and evening deliveries with two drivers. Credit will not be extended to anyone. Tickets must be procured from the driver or at the creamery, Jim McConnell.
A local notice states that all indebted to Doctor J E McConnell should call and settle promptly. The note signed by W E Cowle requests immediate action without further notice.
A brief notice from W. T. Alsop proclaims Merom as the venue for his operation and promises a full line of refreshments to attract visitors. He invites others to make his place their headquarters.
For sale a cushion tire runabout bicycle with an Anchor steel wheel in good as new condition. Cheap price. For particulars contact HB Alumaugh.
A 10 year old horse is shown as ready for city driving. Any lady can drive him. For information contact H. G. McClunn in Carlisle, Indiana, via Pleasantville telephone Neo 6.
A gentleman reports a missing coat picked up on Wednesday along the Pleasantville Carlisle road. Please return the item to the NEWS office for identification and pickup.
William Higgins a Carlisle resident died after drinking carbolic acid outside Anderson's drug store Sunday night. A coroner later ruled death by his own action. Higgins, 31, had worked on autos and talked of starting a garage. He is survived by his mother and sister Pearl Higgins. Funeral held at the Christian church.
H N Hicks through attorney Thos J Deeble sues Rush McCammon in Squire Cowle's court seeking $40 commission for selling McCammon's interest in Shepherd and McCammon livery. He says on June 25 1908 McCammon agreed to pay if sale of interest for $1000 to WmbB Shepherd. Hearing set for August 11.
Charles M Wolfe and John M Latshaw of Oaktown, through A D Cutler, sue Forest Miller for 85 dollars claiming a promissory note dated January 26, 1907, unpaid with interest and fees. Beach and Fuller Co of Evansville sue Wm Settles through Cutler for 1500 melon baskets valued at 71.25 with 25 for detention. Settlers posted bond 143 to settle.
Baldwin Buckley of Gordon Nebraska has been visiting here for several weeks and left Wednesday for Indianapolis. He will visit his brother Todd Buckley and family before returning home.
Ed Jones struck Wade Ridgway with a hammer during a road clash near Carlisle on Monday. Ridgway sustained a severe head wound but soon showed improvement after medical treatment. Jones faced assault and battery charges. he posted 200 bond with George Unger as surety.
The Reynolds Stock Co has played to large crowds this week in Carlisle, presenting Lady Audley's Secret with Mrs. Reynolds in the lead and Lazarus in a bold comic turn by Mr. Reynolds. The troupe earns high regard for their gentlemanly behavior and solid performances, closing their stay tomorrow night with A Girl Miner.
Miss Addie Brown spent Monday in Sullivan. Miss Bessie Bourroughs visited Miss Eva Phillippe south of town from Thursday until Sunday.
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