Ellis Greenfield Visits Burned District Site
Ellis Greenfield went to Sualli van Saturday to view the burned district area and assess damage or aftermath.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
1
Ellis Greenfield went to Sualli van Saturday to view the burned district area and assess damage or aftermath.
Tom Wheeler and family visited friends in Vincennes on Monday. Mrs. Chas Vaughan and children were in Terre Haute over the weekend visiting relatives. Albert Helms went to Sullivan on Saturday to play clarionette with the Sullivan band at the fair. Miss Carrie Harps of Indianapolis arrived Saturday and will be head trimmer in Akin's millinery department for a second season.
Carlisle town board revoked the ordinance that paid brick for sidewalks or cash equivalence for concrete or stone walks. Property owners must now build and pay for their own walks. The meeting approved a short claims list totaling 68.23 for Willis Bros freight, Ferguson police services, Lanham hauling, and Evansville Oil Co. oil.
Steven Riggs a former Carlisle boy living in Sullivan died at Union hospital in Terre Haute Friday morning from gangrene poisoning following a leg injury. An electrical worker by trade, he was brought home for burial from Terre Haute Friday night and buried in Haddon cemetery. Born February 3 1862 in Carlisle he was 45 years seven months old. He was survived by four brothers James Lucius Samuel and Charles and one sister Purcius.
Congressman John C. Chaney of Sullivan appoints Robert Geifer of Bloomington as principal naval cadet and Vernon Shepherd of Sullivan as first alternate to the United States Naval Academy.
Charles A. Munich found dying beside his wagon on the Carlisle Freelandville road near Dr. John Robbins. Coroner's verdict ruled accidental death from a fall, with funeral at Carlisle and burial in I O O F cemetery. He was 33.
Mrs Elia Jenkins spent Saturday and Sunday in Oak town visiting her daughter Mrs P K Shepard and family of Freeport who are visiting there. Daniel Hines spent Saturday in Sullivan viewing the burned district.
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