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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
3
For sale or trade: multiple Carlisle properties including a new five room house with basement and outbuildings and a fine well, a four room house with one acre, and a five room house with one acre. All have necessary outbuildings. Trade for a good farm and pay difference or sell on reasonable terms.
Oliver Steele reports Miss May Ridgway and her cousin Claude Welle visited in Lyons from Friday to Monday, staying with the former’s cousin Joe Wells.
Case not decided in Carlisle, H N Hicks sues to recover 40 commission on selling half of McCammon & Shepherd livery barn. Trial Tuesday afternoon before Squire Goodwin, evidence heard and under advisement. Plaintiff represented by Deeble and Wood. defendant by Cutter and Bays.
The Carlisle White Sox traveled to Hazelton last Thursday to play a slow game that ended 10 to 5 in favor of Carlisle. The match was the main event of Hazelton’s street fair and drew a large crowd.
The Sox visited St Francisville Indiana Sunday and lost 1 to 0 in a game praised as one of the best. Brouilette and Stewart pitched for Carlisle while Griggs and Wreck took the mound for St Francisville.
George West a long time farmer two miles north of Rose Chapel died Monday August 17 from kidney inflammation at age 58 years 8 months 8 days He is survived by his wife and two daughters Funeral services were held at Bethel Church conducted by Rev Caruthers and burial followed at Webb Cemetery
Local residents travel for visits and business. Mrs Shas A Schu spent Saturday in Sullivan. Hicks bakery in the Hicks hotel building offers bread at 4 cents per loaf and 7 loaves for 25 cents. Various locals including Miss Doris Harper and Miss Marie Engle return home from trips. Witnesses in the Hicks vs McCammon case include George Arnold and C T Akin. Several townspeople attend events, visits, and errands across Sullivan and nearby towns.
The United Mine Workers District No. 11 called a coal field suspension after an operators association circular to stop the check off. About 10,000 men quit work Saturday as Carlisle Coal & Clay Co and Bellevue Coal Co resumed or kept workers in Carlisle area. Vandalia mines, not joining the suspension, resumed Tuesday. Other local mines like Carlisle and Bellevue reopened after not belonging to the association. The report also notes worker changes, visits, and a local lost coat notice.
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