Notices For Sale Hunting Notices 7x9 Muslin
On hand at this office a quantity of hunting notices printed on muslin 7 by 9 inches. Price 50 cents per dozen 25 cents per half dozen or 5 cents each.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
3
On hand at this office a quantity of hunting notices printed on muslin 7 by 9 inches. Price 50 cents per dozen 25 cents per half dozen or 5 cents each.
Constable Wes Hart of Oak Town was present on Wednesday, noted by local observers.
Joseph L. Foster known as Doc will launch a weekly paper in Merom. He has purchased an office and press, with the Merom Herald set to start soon and its regular edition due in about two weeks per Sullivan Times.
Miss Hester Hoover returns home from Chicago. Akin's line promotes ladies cloaks. Mrs Til Ogle and Cornelia and Fred Ogle visit Sullivan. A. W. Munich and Joan Akin attend Masonic lodge. George Ridgway travels to Vincennes on business. Cloak line showcased at local shop. J W Ruddle relocates near Carlisle. Abe Smith moves to farm north of town. Hunters urged to gather at Risinger and Ellis. Miss Mida McDowell visits from Vincennes. George Miller visits from Vincennes. May and Jeanette Brown return to Terre Haute after southern visit. Carlisle Co operative Telephone stockholders reelect officers at Ridgway's hall. No other business. reports heard. meeting adjourned.
Wesley Williams son of Mr and Mrs W J Williams wed Miss Thou Ellis daughter of Claude A Ellis hardware dealer in Sullivan, witnessed by Mr and Mrs Walter Shepherd. They returned to Carlisle the same evening where Williams works for Carlisle Coal and Clay Co and Ellis Williams would have graduated next spring from Carlisle High School.
Miss Sarah Pence visited her mother Mrs. Caroline Pence in Terre Haute during Thanksgiving. Prof. Clayton and Miss Mary Haughton accompanied the senior class to the Engle home five miles west of town, where a regular meeting followed by refreshments was held. Some repairs were made on the school building exterior during the vacation. Miss Gladys Whalen was absent Monday.
Carlisle Lodge No. 3 F and A M elects officers James Boone W M F L Robbins J W Ivan Laster Treasurer C A Ellis Secretary W F Dodge Tyler J M Troutt Trustee D F Shake for the coming year Public installation set for Monday night December 28 with a banquet in Pilmer Ridgway hall for members wives friends and Eastern Star ladies.
The state case against J. Floyd Curtner for illegal whisky sale was set for a preliminary hearing before Justice Wir. E. Cowle but continued by a presentment. The hearing will be held Tuesday morning in December.
John Noble comes back to Washington Court House Ohio after tending farming interests west of town.
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Claude Gott and his relatives visited Claude Gott Sr. near Oaktown from Sunday to Tuesday, stopping at the farm and visiting relatives in the area.
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