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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
3
An office listing places Dr J R Whaler at a location on Ledgerwood Street to the west of the post office with no other details provided.
Local notes list Ben Cox and Ed Eslinger in Sullivan on Tuesday while Jeff Bishop and Carl Gobin conduct business in Oaktown and Sullivan on Wednesday. Numerous visits and court attendances, rural commutes, and a sheriff candidate’s Carlisle stop mark a busy week of regional movement.
John Coleman a coal miner at Carlisle Coal and Clay Co. faced four charges after a night of liquor induced violence. He allegedly assaulted Solomon Deeble, attempted to shoot on a public highway, and carried concealed weapons. Coleman pleaded not guilty. bond set at 500 and he awaits trial. Two coworkers reportedly urged officers to release him, leading to a confrontation with lawmen.
Dr W A Bailey and Claud A Padgett of Shelburn paid an office business call in Carlisle on Tuesday. Bailey is a Democratic primary candidate for Coroner.
The revival at the M. E. church concluded Sunday night after several weeks of steady attendance. Ten converts joined the church, with several prominent ministers present during the final meetings.
A list of new and renewed subscribers includes Mrs Lillie Risinger Carlisle B W Seever Mrs Permelia Jenkins Geo W Hale to Joe Correll J D Howard Wa W Wilson W J Breitlinger es G M Mapyfield vi G C Phillippe Wash St Clair Wm McKinley J H Shake James E Speake Mrs Maggie Robbins Jeff Bishop Mary E Bowen T C Woodward J W Calvert R D Henderson Dan Giles F A McCormick Freelandville G W Lynder Paxton F A Gobio Tulare Cal Mrs Cora Wildman Vincennes by Mrs Maggie Robbins J H Shake Routt Ky by J H Shake Carlisle
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