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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
Notices for sale at this office printed on muslin 7x9 inches. Price 50 cents per dozen or 25 cents per half dozen or 5 cents each.
George A Ridgway and Mrs Sarah Ridgway visit Sullivan Wednesday. Jim McConnell Indiana Jersey Cattle Club president travels to Indianapolis for directors meeting. Mrs Elias Mosier returns from Norman and Linton with Miss Close Mosier. Miss Lucretia Webb visits Hymera and returns. Christmas market by Ruth Circle of Presbyterian Church December 24. Mrs F O Bolin arrives from Chicago for Xmas visit with J F Alumbaugh.
Carlisle begins a series of revival services starting Sunday January 10 led by Rev H S Parrott Presbyterian pastor with Dr W H McCaughey of Terre Haute assisting, featuring a strong musical program. Elder Leonard V Barbtte Christian church starts a two to three week protracted meeting Tuesday January 12 with additional ministers and good music. Rev Wm F Russell has just ended a Paxton Methodist meeting with 41 new members and will begin a Bethlehem session, followed by Carlisle M E Church after the holidays.
Miss Maud Nash entertained the Junior class with a business meeting, music, and games followed by candies and bananas. Several teachers and students were listed as ill or away, including Miss Claire Willis and Miss Hazel Shepherd. The 09 class held a dance, and the senior class began Burke's Speech on Conciliation.
Risinger and Hillis offer a wide range of quality silverware including knives forks tea spoons and coffee percolators along with chafing dishes and copper nickel plated ware suitable for Christmas presents.
Bert Talvaert Dingman and Emma May Wagner. Melvin Webster and Jamie Rogers. Bert Moore and Verna E Good mado.
The EF & T rail line reports October results showing gross earnings 196,893 down 25,825 from last year, operating expenses 134,516 down 24,205, and net earnings 61,806 down 3,119. Since July 1 gross earnings total 277,981 down 102,755 while net earnings reach 272,698 up 17,215.
While digging a well at his father's home in West Bicknell on Saturday Thomas Green found a full size petrified turtle at a depth of 29 feet. The bore reached 19 feet before surface water ran dry and digging continued. After 10 more feet, with 2 feet of solid rock, the turtle was located. The paper leaves the question of when and how long ago to readers.
A letter explains unsigned submissions are not published and urges readers to sign their news before sending it to the local paper. It notes such unsigned items arrive weekly and cannot be printed, emphasizing the need for authorship on all mailed news.
The Jubilee Singers, a colored troupe called Carter's Original Carolinian Jubilee Singers, performed at the Carlisle Opera House on Saturday night. Their vocal and instrumental numbers pleased a good sized crowd and the show was among the best in Carlisle for months.
Attorney A. D. Cutler visited Bloomfield on Monday for business. C. Ford, manager of the Sulli van Fruit Co's store, spent Sunday in Sullivan. J. Frank Alumbaugh transacted business in Sullivan Monday. Mrs. John W. Cooper, Mrs. J. F. Alumbaugh and grandson James Alumbaugh spent Monday in Terre Haute. C. BE. Davidson, a prominent Haddon township farmer, conducted business in Sullivan Tuesday.
EXIRST MTHODIST EPISCOPAL offers Sunday preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 pm with Epworth League at 6 30 pm and prayer at 7 pm midweek. Baptism available for infants. 125 expected. Victorian notices also list Christian and Fideliness churches with service times, Sunday school, mission bands, and Bible classes led by pastors and Prof. Odell Whitenach.
The Carlisle Co-Operative Telephone Company asks patrons who are slow to pay or delinquent to settle all rentals due by January 1 1909. Rentals for all telephones are due on the first of each month and prompt payment is requested. The Directors acknowledge and urge prompt settlement.
The note urges women seeking a cloak to visit Akin’s line before purchasing, implying choice and comparison among available styles and prices.
Dan B Kerkhof and Mark Lester spent Wednesday evening in Vincennes for business affairs.
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