Indianapolis visitor joins Lanham family for week
W A Grady of Indianapolis came Sunday to stay about a week with his wife visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J D Lanham. Herb Lisman returned home Saturday from Terre Haute. Attorney Hamet D Hinkle of Vincennes attended to business matters here Friday. Louis J Kixmiller assistant cashier of the Peoples State Bank made a business trip to Sullivan Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Grady
Indianapolis
J. D. Lanham
Herb Lisman
Terre Haute
Hamet D. Hinkle
Vincennes
Louis J. Kixmiller
the People’s State Bank
Sullivan
KILLED BY TRAIN Edward Colton and Clarence Fisher Die
A northbound E and T H freight struck a buggy crossing near Paxton Saturday morning. Ed Colton died instantly. Clarence Fisher survived serious injuries and returned home after treatment. The accident likely involved drinking. the buggy and horse were wrecked and the train halted. Colton’s funeral was held at Morris Chapel with many flowers and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Colton
Alonzo Colton
Here
Clarence Fisher
Alexander Fisher
Oaktown
Paxton
Colton
Fisher
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Floyd Shepherd
Carlisle
Shepherd
Ed Reed
Reed
Linton
Cartwright
Risinger & Ellis
Edwin R. Colton
Alonzo and
Julia Colton
Knox County
Bath Goods For Hot Weather Comfort
Advertisement lists bath essentials for warm weather including wash rags sponges sprays foot-pans scrubs powders soaps towels bath mats and fixtures available in bleached and unbleached varieties for consumer convenience.
Advertising extract for Rubber Goods and accessories
A concise ad listing goods for personal care and medical use. Mentions rubber goods, hot water bags for cold nights, rubber gloves, syringes, sick room necessities, soap dishes, and novelties. Emphasizes seasonless usefulness and products for maintaining complexion and preventing blemishes.
Summer skin care and nail care products listed
Talcums to cool the skin absorb perspiration and soothe irritations described as indispensable in hot weather for both grown-ups and children. Popular brands offered at attractive prices. The nails need more care during summer with nail files scissors scalpels knives orange sticks emery boards polishers lustre and more.
Miss Wattles Missed Carlisle Talk Due to Train Wreck
Miss Florence Wattles who planned a public address on socialism in the Carlisle school yard last Sunday evening failed to arrive in time because of a wreck near Paxton. She went on to Sullivan and spoke there Monday night before resuming her program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wattles
Carlisle
Paxton
Miss Wattles
Sulivan
Hammach Guests at Miss Johnson From Farmersburg
Mr and Mrs John Hammach of Farmersburg were here Sunday as guests of Miss Edna Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammach
Farmersburg
Edna Johnson
Seeleyville Shut Out by Carlisle White Sox
Carlisle White Sox defeated Seeleyville 2 to 0 at Athletic Park in a tight, well played game. Cale Shepherd held Seeleyville’s bat with strong pitching while French had three hits in three at bats for the Sox. Errors were few as Seeleyville had two and Carlisle one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle White Sox
Seeleyville
Athletic Park
Sox
Cale Shepherd
French
Cards of Thanks from the Lambeth children
The children of Mary E. Lambeth express sincere thanks to friends and old neighbors for assistance and sympathetic kindness during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Lambeth
W. F. M. S. Meeting Notice at Mrs Johnson’s
The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Dr. B. Johnson on the evening of July 380 at 7:30 o’clock. All are cordially invited to attend. John W. Cooper made a business trip to Sullivan Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Dr. B. Johnson
John W. Cooper
Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies
Percale
Carlisle Mercantile CO
First National Bank
Edward Colton
Morris Chapel
George Wolfe
Bath Goods
W. J. Curtner & Sons
Rhe
Seel
Batterbee—Shepherd
Steward
Sowers
Williams
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