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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
1
Miss Gertrude Agnes Grown travels to Vincennes to study music, taking instruction at Vincennes University on a Wednesday visit.
A brown feather pocket book was found on the streets of Carlisle containing $4.00 in paper and silver. Finder should return it to this office to claim a reward.
Miss Helen Louise Bond returns to her home in Oaktown Monday after visiting her aunt Mrs P F Hooper. Mrs Melvin Ellis traveled to Terre Haute Friday to visit her daughter Mrs Richard Chranicki and family.
A Carlisle Clay and Coal Co mine fire re ignited when entrances reopened after being sealed for a week. Miners fought flames through Friday night and Saturday with air and water from Terre Haute hose, until sealing the east entries cut off air causing the blaze to subside. Losses estimated well under ten thousand, likely under five hundred dollars.
The Ruth Circle hosted a well attended tea at Mrs. Ed W. Akin Jr.s home to raise funds for church repairs. Guests donated ten cents each, earning fifteen dollars as refreshments of tea coffee and cake were served amid autumn decor.
For sale a selection of second hand window sash and doors in good condition. Contact ARTHUR D. OUTLER for details and arrangements.
The Indiana State Chemist explains which feeding materials require registration and tagging when sold or exposed for sale. Ground mixtures from farmer produced grain for personal use are exempt unless sold or toll-ground with byproducts, and feed shipped outside Indiana is not tagged but still subject to other states’ laws.
The Methodist church women will hold a dinner on Election Day November 3 in Pilmer and Ridgway’s hall. The event is organized by the Ladies Aid Society and proceeds go toward the Parsonage fund already in progress.
Miss Flo Curtier spent Saturday in Terre Haute visiting friends and enjoying local sights with no major events reported.
The quail hunting season begins November 10 as baseball fans watch the World Series. Local sportsmen are cleaning guns and training dogs while ensuring they have a valid hunting license valid for one year. Licensing rules require the farm owner or tenant consent for farm hunts.
Mr and Mrs J T Akin from Sullivan visited relatives here on Sunday.
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