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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
Dr E R Riggs, dentist, promotes an office in the Davis House Block equipped with modern appliances for all kind of dental work in the best possible manner and easiest way.
Display advertising eight lines note ten cents per inch with three month or longer contracts six cents per inch local rate five cents per line legal advertising at legal rates all advertisements run until ordered out
James Anderson visited Vincennes last Friday. S J Bedwell has his furniture store re-roofed. C Bough and wives and D S Hunter and wives in Carlisle Sunday. Dr Everett Padgett of Indianapolis called on Miss Tressa Rough Sunday. Regular Baptist services next Sunday. Commencement at M E church tomorrow night June 17. Isaac Yates and daughter Gertie transacted business in Carlisle last week. Emory Powell reports a nice vein of coal. Mrs W T Howard and daughter Mary of Martinsville visiting. Silas Wilson went to Carlisle to be with ill brother. W T Howard observed on Martinsville streets. Children’s day at Indian Prairie Baptist church. crowd overflow. Albert Gilmore of Sandborn located here. McClarry to run Sandborn drug store, Brewer owner.
Chester O. Whiprs and E. B. Munich, who had been canvassing for agricultural log books near Bruceville, returned home last Wednesday to wait a week or two as farmers remain busy with harvest.
Dan Hines celebrated his 66th birthday with about twenty relatives and friends at a grove gathering. Attendees included John Burris and wife from Indian Prairie, Joseph Howard and family from Pleasantville, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Percie Clark, Mrs. W. M. Draper, Mrs. Bertha Snyder of Sullivan, Frank Quick and daughter Edna, Ben Willis and family, Grandma Whipps, and Oliver Wolfe who photographed the event.
The Carlisle band program appears doomed with Prof. Frank K. Muller leaving for Dayton Ohio to lead another band. Former members resist rejoining and rehearsals dwindled, leaving residents few options for summer band music.
Had don township graduates will hold their commencement next Thursday night June 22 at eight o clock in the Providence Christian church at Paxton. Principal I W Riggins and county school superintendent Richard Park will attend. Graduates include Stella Settles Cressa Wilson Edna McCammon Curtis Cleveland Ralph A Eaton and Maude Nash.
Harley Organ tenant on J. N. Roberts tram west of town was plowing with a cultivator when the tongue dropped and caused two horses to panic. They jumped a rail fence with the implement, demolishing it and tearing the harness. one horse was slightly cut.
Notice states the partnership in veterinary surgery between Dr. A. G. Cox and Dr. D. F. Shake is dissolved. Both doctors are named as remaining parties in the dissolution. The filing lists the two physicians as the sole principals involved in the termination of the practice agreement.
Timothy Kay baled or loose in barn. Guests from Linton and Paris Illinois visited T A Combs family. Sullivan trial adjourned to next term. Dan Welch Curt Douglas and families visited. Jim McConnell bought machinery in Chicago to expand his planing mill operation.
Guardian Captain Jesse Haddon of Clara and John Jenkins filed to sell 120 acres west of town. Carl Rotramel bought it for $1,000 and deed approved last week. Saturday, Charles Knotts via Buff and Stratton sought to set aside the sale claiming Ira Snyder would pay $200 more.
Isaac Harmon of the George W. Funk farm near the pecan grove suffers a scare when seven year old Glenn Harmon runs into a tall wheat row as Elmer Harmon works cutting wheat. The binder's reef strikes the child but she suffers only minor bruises and cuts.
Due to extra work at Paxton including baptisms and new members and Carlisle church children’s program at night, there will be no preaching at Bethlehem next Sunday evening. Pastor W. D. Woops reports the change.
Miss Floy Furnas traveled from Terre Haute on Sunday to visit friends and relatives, sharing time with local residents during her trip.
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