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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
8
Subscriptions for the Citizen note a used Edison phonograph offered at the office. Social items mention Morristown guests, visitors from Westfield Arcadia and West Milton, and various dinners and visits. The Postmaster General urges R A patrons to buy stamp books to prevent loose money handling in boxes during bad weather.
A list of social greetings notes several names with February and March dates including Button and Sisson, Sherman Moffett, Wesley Harris, Lee Baker, Alva Chapman, F T White, and Weaver Brookshire. Also mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Morris and others to Mr and Mrs Luther White at New Castle with Mrs White Sr. staying until Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Steve Moore in Fortville.
Babette Henley, a primary pupil, has been absent two weeks and was threatened with lung fever but is improving. Jay Lewis of Pendleton visited his sisters the Misses Lewis Monday and Tuesday. The Misses Maude M. and Evangeline E. Lewis dined Sunday with Mrs Susannah Binford and Mrs Sarah Johnson. The basketball team did not travel to Richmond Saturday and the Y M C A game was cancelled. The Misses Gustin Magnus and Boyd moved into the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Newby and are light housekeeping tenants.
The Ladies' Aid of the Friends Church met Friday afternoon at the parsonage to sew for the hostess. New officers were elected: President Mrs W P Henley, Vice President Mrs J W Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Ed N Miner, Work Committee Chairman Mrs Irvin M Hill. Rev J Edgar Williams will deliver Sabbath evening theme Getting a Home. Electric lights added to fronts of some business houses, improving evening shopping ambiance.
Mrs Clyde C Henley endures a painful infection in her right arm following a severe burn. Doctors report the condition causing ongoing discomfort and uneasiness as treatment continues.
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