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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
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Witter Weekly drove into the city Sunday with a companion to drink whiskey. He became ill after several drinks and was fined 1.00 with costs by Squire Goodwin and sent to jail.
The Cummins family thanks friends in Itoriisie and Sullivan for their kind sympathy and assistance during the sickness of their beloved son.
H N Hicks sued the E T H R for 100 claiming money spent as team manager en route from Carlisle to Jasonville on June 30 07. Judge Squire W Ed Cowie ruled in Hicks favor awarding 825.60 against the E T H R. Attorney John T Hays of Sullivan represented the defendants. Hicks argued his own case.
Will I Bowers of Beaumont Kansas has sold his general store and will enter the Carlisle mercantile business. He rents the Alumbangeh building as the Carlisle Mercantile Company vacates for a new Eaton street location. Mr Rogers, from Looevotee Indiana, brother to Carlisle News editor, plans to move his family to town in a few weeks.
Property notice offers fifty acres of blue gross pasture for rent and sale. G. A. RipGway lists the parcel as available with potential buyers invited to inquire.
Mrs J W Suake offers ten plants of all kinds for sale. Contact details not provided in readable text.
Cabbage and sweet potato plants offered by T. C. Woodward. Availability and price not listed. Contact details not provided.
News item records Miss Ivy Chamness, Carlisle high school assistant principal, ill with the mamyps. Mrs. Fy. W. Scott and others travel between Sullivan Vincennes Terre Haute and Monett Missouri. Social visits noted among local residents and families throughout the week.
The Carlisle White Sox fell 6 0 at Vincennes in a rain shortened seven inning game. Poor field conditions on a muddy Gallpark hindered play as Shepherd and Jackson pitched for Carlisle while Beech Reed Bennet started for Vincennes. A rematch and a Terre Haute Velvets visit are noted for upcoming games.
Word from Vincennes reports the death of Mrs Maud Willis wife of T Frank Willis at her home Thursday morning after a four week stomach illness. She formerly lived in Carlisle with her husband before moving to Vincennes. Her death is deeply mourned by her husband relatives and many friends here. Remains will be brought home for burial with an obituary to follow next week.
Alcinda Funk of west of town died at home on Monday April 27 after a months long heart illness. She was 49 years 6 months and 12 days old. Survived by husband A. J. Funk and son John and daughter Mrs. Dan Pirule. one daughter preceded her in death. Funeral at home conducted by Rev. Elias Brewer with burial in Carlisle LO. O. F. Cemetery.
Roscoe Cummins infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Cummins of Sullivan died Tuesday morning at 9 at the family home. The body was brought to Carlisle for funeral services by Rev. Daniel Ryan at the home of D. A. Cummins and interred in Carlisle Cemetery. The parents, former residents, mourn their loss with many relatives and friends.
Paul Cox aged 22, a north Haddon township farmer, married Nellie Whitlock 18 from Paxton Saturday afternoon in Sullivan. Squire W. Kirkham officiated. The couple will reside on a nearby farm and are well known locally.
The local register records marriages for Charlie F Gambill and Pearl Snow Lewis Bean and Hazel Kinikin Wills and Harrison and Jeanette Payne Joseph H Wortman and Eilen Pearce Robert C Allen and Ida Alen Paul J Cushman and Jessie L Yeager Frank T Mundy and Mary E Thompson C R Hoffman and Virgo Tacket Thomas W Jarvins and Audry L McCammon Paul Cox and da Whitlock.
Rev. P. C. Lisman of the Boonville M. EK. church comes home Wednesday following a visit nearby with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lisman.
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