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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
5
A notice invites visitors to the Chautauqua grounds to find a complete line of refreshments and provisions at a stand located opposite the old band stand, offering anything needed while on the grounds.
Service expanded to twice daily deliveries in Carlisle with two drivers. No credit extended. Customers must procure tokens from the driver or at the creamery.
State Superintendent Fassett A. Cotton reminded city and town school superintendents to comply with a law mandating music and drawing teachers in commissioned high schools. He noted some schools had not hired due to lacking pupils but stressed readiness and enforcement when terms begin.
A jury in Judge Cowle's court last Thursday found for Beach Fuller Co. in a replevin suit against William J. Settles over 1500 melon baskets. Damages awarded total 2250 dollars, with possession awarded to the plaintiff for the described baskets.
Teaching services will be held at Paso Ain and 7 50 p.m. The morning theme is The Supremacy of Love Cor 15 15 The evening subject is The Expectant World Rev Irving Parker Acting Minister
A good milch cow now fresh is offered for sale by J Bair. Contact phone number 360.1 for details.
Notice offers a liberal reward for return of a lost umbrella with silver trimming and initials C.D.N. The item was lost near the News office and readers are urged to bring it there for reward.
L. C. Brooks and wife and Tsom Ackerman and wife of Loogootee traveled in Mr. Brooks car to Culver to visit their son Fred Brooks at the Culver Summer Naval School. Oscar Bredehoft and wife and Leo Bredehoft and sister Miss Mabel of Danville visited Mrs. Bredehoft's sister Mrs. W. J. Curtner. Miss Ruth Seever returned home from a week’s visit in Pimento.
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