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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
3
Local and personal notes describe visits, travels, and social events in Sullivan and nearby towns. Listings include multiple residents visiting relatives in Tampa and Vincennes, K of P initiation in Vincennes, shopping ads, church services, and entertainment plans at the Carlisle opera house.
Carlisle Lodge 50 Odd Fellows entertained Rebekah members their families and friends with recitations and music. Dr F L Robbins spoke on purposes and benefits of the order. A banquet followed at Pilmer Ridgway hall with two long tables seating 80 each and toast master Jim McConnell.
Miss Rebecca Dailey will speak at the M E church next Sunday night March 22 at 7 30 on missionary topics. She spent years as a missionary in India and will discuss native customs and manners. No admission charged and all are invited.
For sale 550 bushels of fine seed oats threshed early with the machine started on the farm. They will grow. Price 60 cents per bushel. Located on the Kaufman farm seven miles southeast of Carlisle. HAMET D. HINKLE.
John Meng advertises cow peas at 2.50 per bushel and cow pea hay at 0.30 per bale.
A call for a full blood Poland China male hog is issued to W. A. Philippe.
Five or six span work mules offered for sale by A V Minich with terms to suit the purchaser.
Three room house available in Carlisle praised for a good location a reliable well and mature garden. Contact ARTHUR D. CUTLER for details and showing arrangements.
Mrs G N Higgins offers a three room rental option with choice of furnished or unfurnished accommodation.
Melvin Ellis lists Timothy hay in the meadow at eight dollars per ton.
For sale seed oats 50c per bushel by B. W. Seever and clean white seed oats by John Rotramel. Also two registered Aberdeen Angus bulls coming yearlings for sale, Ira Snyder lists reasonable prices. Lost on streets of Carlisle a gold pin with Old English letter C engraved on front. Return to this office for reward.
John Bates and family with Jonathan Bates returned home Tuesday from Vincennes after visiting relatives there. Alvert Wiggs made a business trip to Sullivan on Wednesday.
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