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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
The notice lists price terms: $1.00 per year in advance for display ads, 10 cents per inch for display advertising, contracts of three months or longer at 6½ cents per inch, local display per line straight, and legal advertising at legal cases. Ads run until ordered out.
New Suits and divorces listed include Mullane Co versus Powell on account, Henette versus Vandalia Coal for damages, Mason versus Mason for divorce and alimony, Haddon administrator versus Bradberry for partition and sale, Osburn versus Osburn for divorce and alimony, Dugger School Town versus Central Coal for real estate appropriation.
Carl H. Douthitt and wife attended the wedding of his sister Vernie Douthitt to Archie Booker in Sullivan on Wednesday. Mrs. P. F. Hooper was in Oak town visiting her mother Mrs. J. H. Snapp. Mrs. O. J. Steffy visited Terre Haute Tuesday. Miss Julia Schu returned from Evansville after two weeks with relatives, escorting Miss Cornelia and Mellie Schu home.
Frank B. Ridgway by attorney Arthur D. Cutler filed suit in Sullivan circuit court against Solomon Deebie Thomas J. Deeble W H Arnold David Lloyd and Joe T Akin receiver of The Bellevue Coal Co seeking $800 royalty on coal beneath 120 acres leased by the defendants. The Deebles and Arnold obtained the leases and agreed to a minimum $200 annual royalty before transferring the lease to Bellevue Coal Co.
Miss Pearl Ayers sister of Mrs. W A Gray of Carlisle was wed June 16 at her sister Mrs Henry Kreipke's Evansville home to Geo W Schelke city passenger agent for the Illinois Central Railroad. Rev W M Cross officiated. The couple left the same afternoon for a wedding trip visiting Atlantic City New York Philadelphia Washington and Niagara Falls.
Rollie Collins acted as auctioneer at the Saturday afternoon sale of Dr. J E McConnell's personal property and disposed of every lot offered. Prices were fair. Mr and Mrs George W Funk were in Sullivan on Wednesday. Mrs Mary Felkner of Indianapolis is visiting her daughter Mrs J S Mavity and family.
The wedding of Moiselle Wilson to Herman Edward Berns took place Tuesday at two o clock at her parents home. Rev Daniel Ryan officiated with a ring ceremony. The bride wore white silk crepe de chine and carried bride roses. her attendant Miss Lula Miles wore pink silk with pink roses. The groom’s brother Earnest Berns attended him. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments as the couple planned a northern lakes honeymoon and a home in Linton after August 1.
Mrs Rosamae Brown Gilbert formerly Miss Rosamae Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Brown of this city is a member of the 09 graduating class of the Los Angeles State Normal School and received commencement announcements this week Her health sent her to California years ago where she taught as a librarian in San Francisco and Los Angeles and she married Mr Gilbert while at the Normal School and finished her degree this month.
Dr D F Shake operates as veterinary surgeon and dentist in Carlisle Indiana offering animal care services. He is listed among local professional providers and serves farm and household pets with routine dental and surgical work.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kirchoff of Freelandville and Mr and Mrs Wm Schultz of Vincennes were here Sunday as guests of Fred W Schroeder and family. Mrs Robert Albrecht and children and Mrs Fred Trabant of Oaktown were here Tuesday visiting. Miss Mattie Hays and Hinkle Hays of Sullivan were here Tuesday night visiting Miss Flo Curtner and other friends.
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