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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
2
Advertisement details for a Cartisle Indiana post office listing second class mail matter. Rates shown include 1.90 dollars yearly in advance. display ads priced per inch/contracts for three months or longer. Legal notices at legal rates. All ads run until ordered out. Telephone 45. May 22, 1908.
The case for bastardry went to Circuit Court after a Friday hearing in Squire Cowle's court. Miss French testified and Charles Monroe was bound over to Sullivan Circuit Court. His bond was set at Sov0 with his father Hugh Monroe as surety.
Mrs. Dan Angel of this city and Miss Rhoda Shepherd of Pleasantville attended the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs in Indianapolis as delegates from Hillsdale Rebekah Lodge No. 605 Pleasantville from Monday through yesterday.
Carlisle and vicinity held a meeting to review Home Coming and Fourth of July plans for Carlisle events on July 2 3 and 4. Thomas Marshall and Hemenway were named speakers and grounds will be streetside. A Brazil band will perform and a free attractions carnival is planned.
Report of the condition of the First National Bank of Carlisle Indiana at close of business May 14 1908 shows loans and discounts and deposits. Cashier D J Mathes attests to truth with directors J Frank Alumaugh Arthur D Cutler W A Lisman and J P William E Cowle J P witnessing on May 20 1908.
The Washington Herald notes Rev. Austin Hunter of Indianapolis spoke at the M. E. church in Washington Indiana on Friday evening May 29 1908. His class address titled Culture and Character pleased the audience with clear delivery and well timed humor. The talk was regarded as strong and engaging.
On May 20 about 50 friends and relatives gathered east of Carlisle to celebrate Uncle Will Deiss turning 69. Born May 20 1839 in Wurttemberg Germany he has spent most of his life in this country. Family and friends including E F Deiss six sisters and many relatives attended with a noted “scrumpous” feast and a box of cake left at the editor’s door.
Local notice seeks about fifty loads of pole wood for Booushey Bakery. The ad requests supply from vendors able to deliver to the bakery location.
Five used buggies and two carriages offered by Alfred Schroeder. A F Hinman of Pleasantville was seen in Carlisle on Monday en route to Terre Haute for business.
The Carlisle White Sox won three games in a week, beating Seelyville 10 to 4 at Seelyville and defeating the Cherokee Indians 6 to 5 in Carlisle. C Shepherd excelled on the mound with Roseberry backing him, while Peck Walters starred in the night contest with nine home runs and striking out 74 batters across the two games.
Next Sunday Carlisle faces the Evansville Seal Bucks on the local diamond. The game began promptly at 3:00 p.m. and proceeded with the expected competitive pace.
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