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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
3
Nos. 9 and 2 will not run on Sunday. Trains stop only where time is shown. J. W. Gilliland, Agent. F. P. Jeffries, G. P. A. Carlisle. Ind Evansville Ind.
George A. Ridgway qualified last week as guardian of Solum bus C. Gannon whose former guardian was Robert O. Liston now deceased. Ridgway gave bond in the sum of 1000 dollars with James Pilmer and Melvin Ellis as sureties.
Miss Celia Bortoff of Terre Haute visits James Ben singer and family then returns home Friday. Giles, a Carlisle citizen, lodges with Ross Charley and family as he eyes buying Charley s patent watermelon plant protector. Edith Shepard and others from Carlisle Sunday. A Carlisle livery team fled unloading trunks at Bond Bros store but Will Latshaw halted the run. Several Carlisle residents visit friends. two young men from Carlisle and two Vincennes women trigger a minor fracas west of town. one woman is put on a cart to Oaktown.
Numerous local notices announce the Old Fiddlers Contest at the opera house on June 20 with participants from Vincennes and surrounding areas. John Moore the blind fiddler from Vincennes will perform Marching Through Georgia. Several residents visit relatives and handle various business postings while others seek wind storm policies and photo framing services.
The Christian church Ladies Aid Society served dinner and supper at Paulina J. Alumbaugh's home boosting funds for a parsonage. They also quilted, sold crafts, and presented Mary A. Miller with a dress pattern. Profit reached 37.70, totaling 197.36 in the bank after 17 months of operation.
The board met Tuesday night at Dr. E. D. Denison's office to reorganize per law within five days of the new member's election. Joe T. Akin was chosen president, J. F. Alumbaugh treasurer, and E. D. Denison secretary. Bonds filed Wednesday with the county auditor: treasurer $3,000, others $1,000 each.
A large audience attended Sunday services at Indian Prairie Baptist church. At about 1 PM fifteen adults chose to join the church and were baptized by Rev. A. L. Tidrick in Cox's pond near Bethany church, with one candidate awaiting baptism.
Emma M. Norman sues Joseph E. Norman for divorce citing cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. The couple married in 1895 and defendant's residence is listed as unknown. Attorney is A. D. Cutler.
Notice to Morse Encampment No. 139 I O O F members of three trustees to be elected at the regular meeting on Friday night July 8 1903. E D Denison Scribe.
C A Watson has taken the agency for the white bronze monuments made of zinc by the Monumental Bronze Company of Bridgeport Connecticut. This style is coming into general use and gives complete satisfaction wherever tried.
The paper reports a breakthrough claim that science has cured at least one feared disease, stating readers will be pleased by the news and noting progress in medical science.
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