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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
2
Fragments show editor Che Carlisle Hicews hidiey W Rogers and posting details at Carlisle Indiana post office. Rates for display advertising run until ordered out with terms listed. Friday Sept 24 page 40.
Mrs Helletin was released from jail last Wednesday afternoon on bond set at 1000 furnished by her attorneys John Wy Lindsey and Cow Weenan and Jalna 2 Houck of Cass townsain a former school friend. Irving Hopkins arrested on the same charge remains jailed and is unlikely to furnish bond. The case likely goes to the October term of court.
Elder O Bengamin of Frankfort is named pastor for a year at Cariste Holiness Christian Church. He will preach Sunday morning and night and invites all to attend.
The Carlisle Methodist church bids farewell to Rev Daniel Ryan who led three years of growth. Improvements included a new furnace and organ, debt cleared, papering, and total improvements around 9,?00. Benevolence and current expenses are noted with 160 accessions 190 baptisms 760 sermons 1,500 visits 40 funerals and 32 marriages. Hymera offers praise for the active pastor.
A letter from Wm. P. Minich and son Ed B. Munich describes their trip to Eldorado Oklahoma where they will establish a new home for the elderly Minichs. They detail travel delays, hotel rests, and impressions of the town and its people while noting the old man and his wife adapted well to the journey.
Mrs. J. N. Land left Saturday for Evansville for a short visit with daughter Mrs. Harry McCrae. From Evansville she will travel to Memphis Tennessee to stay several months with another daughter Mrs. John C. Johnson.
The Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference at Shelbyville closed and named next meeting in Washington. Vincennes district assignments list C. E. Asbury as District Superintendent with pastors at Alfordsville Theo Manwarring Sicknell F A Collier Burns City R L Bostico Carlisle W P F Russell Decker Charlies Middelly Dugger I S Nickerson Elnora E K I Hnutehines Farmersburg A M Couchman Glendale J B Johnson Graysville O E Badger Iymer t Daniel Ryan Indian Springs Charles Kletchem Jasonville J R Steele Loogeotee C A Ward seprie Wm Hogan New Lebanon C F L McNaughton Odon Ch Tomita Plainville Willis Winninger Prairie Creek J D Griffith Prairieton J U Furry Sandborn A F Hogan Shelburn J Sidebottom Shoals W A Schell Sullivan G L H Murphy Terre Haute B L F Snyder Vincennes First J H Boddridge Second and Trinity G E Bennett Washington circuit Frank Burns Wheatland Ray Ragsdale.
George Trout former resident died at his Sullivan home Monday after stomach trouble. He had been working in Terre Haute and returned Sunday to stay with family. Survived by wife, son Claud, and daughters Glen Page Georgia. Funeral held at home Wednesday at nine, Rev J M Vanter of the Christian church officiating. Interment in Carlile Town Cemetery.
George W. Davidson, a former Carlisle resident, died Thursday September 10 at the National Military Home in Marion Indiana from cancer. He served in Company C 26th Indiana Infantry and 2nd Cavalry and was 70. Survived by son William A. Davidson and daughter Mrs. Bessie Austin, both of Marion.
Sunday evening Dave Haddon was milking a cow in the Alumbaugh pasture when another cow charged from the opposite side and knocked him down. He suffered a mashed right foot and a dislocated shoulder but denies wanting a repeat of the incident.
Local notes from Friday September 27, 1885 recount events in the city. Carrie Land buys a bicycle. Roscoe O Haver visits Pleasantville. Steve Hackney returns from Mt. Carmel. Rev. Fox granted another year at his charge. Ransom Snapp loses two fingers in a clover husking accident. Barfield House sold to W W Dale Jr and Mrs Dale Sr. canning company to ship 4000 cases of tomatoes this week.
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