Death of Mrs Margaret Bensinger
Obituary notes Mrs Margaret Bensinger wife of James Bensinger of the city died Monday morning after years of poor health. Born October 5 1868 she was 42 years old. She leaves husband three daughters Gretchen Ruby Catherine, and siblings Harriett Fairhurst Elizabeth Parks Nellie Bartley Mayme Williams Leander and Eugene Bartley. Interment was in I O O F cemetery after baptism in October 1910.
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Margaret Bensinger
James Bensinger
L. V. Barbie
The
Christian Church
Margaret Bartley Bensinger
Henry Latlove
Margaret Polk Bartley
Gretchen
Ruby
Catherine
Harriett Fairhurst
Elzabeth Parks
Nellie Bartley
Mayme Williams
Leander and
Eugene Bartley
Carlisle to switch to acetylene gas street lighting
In Carlisle a new acetylene gas street lighting system will replace coal oil lamps by October 1 1911. A stock company funded by the town and twenty citizens will own the plant with a capital over 10000 dollars and gas mains planned along all streets for town and private use. A concrete gas house will be built and work to begin within two weeks.
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Carlisle
Sullivan County Electric Company
Sullivan
F. E. Sadler
Central Lights Plant Co
Chicago
Sadler
Johnson Acetylene Gas Company
Crawfordsville
Pilmer & Ridgway
Subsidy Approved for Interurban Line Through Sullivan County
Vincennes and its township voted a 105000 subsidy for a proposed interurban line from Sullivan to Decker via Paxton Carlisle Freelandville Bruceville Bicknell and Vincennes. Two Sullivan county townships along the route have not yet voted.
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Vincennes
Sullivan
Decker
Paxton
Carlisle
Freelandville
Bruceville
Bicknell
Sullivan County
Clothier ad touts sexiest styles at low prices
Classified ad from a clothier markets women's wear with provocative phrasing promising fashion appeal. Items priced from 10 to 50 cents, emphasizing affordable selection and discount appeal.
Runaway Wreck Kills Horse in Sullivan County
James M. Trueblood and William York of Sullivan Fruit Market survived a Friday east of Carlisle near Freelandville after a runaway wagon caused their horses to bolt. A horse crashed on a road bridge, ending its life instantly, while the two men escaped injury.
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James M. Trueblood
Wm. York
Sullivan
Carlisle
Freelandville
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