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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
3
The notice proclaims a new fountain in Carl Isle offering Shilling's ice cream and high quality drinks. It promises lemonades and cream milk shakes for hot dry customers and invites investments in cooling refreshments from a local vendor.
Sullivan Union reports a busy Cumberland County week with visits from Fred C Wenthe of Freeport and O J Steffy in Vincennes. June 28 concert and ice cream supper fundraisers headline community events while local real estate moves as Wm H Wilson plans a California winter.
Circuit Court notes list multiple cases including Reynolds versus Stephens with added defendant and June 28 service. Treadway versus Harderwater Coal Mining dismissed. Deiss versus Deiss damages. Neiman versus Neiman divorce dismissed. Harmon versus Lovelace quiet title with jury verdict for defendant. Rusher versus Rainbow Coal damages compromised. Worth et al versus Tennis real estate sale approved. Gambill versus Pigg damages. Beasley mortgage with foreclosure. Surst versus George et al notes admissible depositions and court judgment. Slulman et al attachment with parcel sale and reappraisal. Alumbaugh versus Exline appeal dismissed. Lucas versus Lucas divorce with name change. Heaton versus Miller claim dismissed. Ratcliff versus Wheatley quiet title affirmative judgment. Gambill versus Gambill deed canceled. Joseph versus Joseph divorce with name change.
Kins and Addison Drake named to the board of review to meet with the auditor treasurer and county assessor June 16. Robert Van Horn sues estate of Alatha Burton with a trial by court and judgment for 422 against the estate. Court also awards 416 to James M. Moore. Guardianship of Ethel and Earl Magill orders private sale of real estate after statutory notice. M W Fields of Princeton and W W Johnson of Vincennes admitted to the bar.
Diana Tennis transfers 12a in Jackson to Richard W Worth for 300 dollars. Zack Price sells land in Cass to Wm Kirk. H Crowder transfers to May Davis in Cass. I Kalley to C J Sherman land in Turman. Fred W Newton to Daisy Newton lot in Shelburn. Amos N Caffee to Chas E Brewer lot in Hymera. George Love to Mary Love lot in Carlisle. John N Crowder et al to John A Dailey lot in Sullivan. Hannah C Crowder to John A Dailey lots in Sullivan. Charlotte Luzader to Harriett Luzader lot in Buell. Sol T Wolfe to Ella Robertson land in Gill.
Obscure notices announce marriage licenses for Teddie Risley and Effie Allen Alonzo D Hunter and Lilie E Engle Jas Miles and M Josephine Buff Marsh Moore and Mamie Shaunk Wm T Pogue and Marie Frost Jesse E Haddon and Margaret Griffith in a local record of forthcoming marriages.
New suits include Mary L Wright versus Jerry Wright for divorce and Anna M Bradbury versus Alfred Bradbury. A third case, Tanner Gordon versus E. T. H. R. R., claims damages.
Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets on July 3 and 4 with return limit July 7 1902. Reduced fares from all S stations to points 200 miles from selling point and to many points on connecting lines. For details contact nearest Vandalia Line ticket agent or E A Ford Gen Pass Agt St Louis Mo.
Hon Cyrus E Davis of Greene county accepts the democratic nomination for joint senator of Greene Monroe and Brown counties. The convention will be held in Bloomfield tomorrow June 21. Davis has no opposition for the nomination. Republican opponent is Major Theodore Louden.
The Knox County Democrat reports that Kelley received a ticket to Sulivan to be sent away, then was given another ticket to return here on the next train. He is described as in an awful condition and unable to wait on himself.
An old people’s service is announced for Sunday June 22 at about 10 20 a m at the M E Church. The event invites attendance and mentions a sermon as part of the program.
A notice from W H Morse MD praises a Merom Indiana digestive tablet labeled with T J Hunt’s name. The author claims personal familiarity and asserts the tablet offers broad health benefits unlike common preparations.
A 100 dollar reward promise claims Hunt's Digestive Tablets cure every listed ailment from bad health to stomach and bowel troubles. The ad touts a monthly treatment and sale price through druggists, with manufacturer T. J. Went of Merom, Indiana.
The Owl Chemical Company offers 1000 dollars to anyone who can produce a formula proving as effective as Dr Price's Kola and Tar in treating consumption asthma bronchial affections and obstinate coughs. The advert promises cures where other remedies fail and urges trial of the product for conviction.
In effect April 13, 1902 Nos F and 2 will not run on Sunday Nos 3 6 do not stop at Carlisle War. FARRIS, Agent F. P. JEFFRIES G. P. A. Carlisle Ind Evansville Ind
Miss Daisy Hamilton left yesterday for Connersville and stopped in Terre Haute to visit friends. Frank Stice and George Dang ler of Terre Haute were guests of Dave Pearce and family at the Hotel de Greenfield during the past week.
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