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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1911

Page

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Mass Meeting Adjusted Start Time for Feb 11

The Sunday mass meeting at East Street Christian church now begins at 2 30 p m on February 11 replacing the 3 p m start. Dr E G Hill of Indianapolis will lecture Heroes In Overalls as time allows. Public sale announced for Samuel B Hill farm February 17. Roller skates on display. Petaluma incubator for sale.

East Street Christian Church E. G. Hill Indianapolis Hill Samuel B. Hill

Rural Route 24 Social Notes and Road Work

Miss Laura Alexander is recovering from an attack. Mr and Mrs Cliff Addison were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Reddick Monday. Will Alexander entertained Sunday at Alva Newsom. Charles Foust and wife were guests at Jesse Gil son’s home Monday. Mrs Ross Souder is very ill with lagrippe. J. W. Ball and others were hosted at dinner by J. W. Addison. County Surveyor A. L. Stuart and assistant inspected township road east of Carthage surveying for new bridges and to shift the branch near the old Foust home.

Cliff Addison Frank Reddick Will Alexander Alva Newsom Charles Foust Jesse Gilson J. W. Ball Roy Small Leonard Ruby Roger Kennedy J. W. Addison A. L. Stuart Carthage Foust Drury Holt

Harrington Sues Railroad Over Damaged Uncle Tom Show

Evansville dispatch reports Ernest Harrington owner of an Uncle Tom's Cabin Show has filed suit against the Big Four Railroad for 1000 alleging damage to scenery after rain at Carthage depot. Local agent Walters cites dampness at another point and an 80 dollar loss. The show visited in July 1910.

Evansville Metropolitan Papers Ernest Harrington Big Four Railroad Carthage Walters Harrington

Prices for Men and Misses Winter Wear at Clearance Sale

The ad lists men's blue flannel shirts at 95 cents, 1.50 and 1.25 items priced 95c, plus en fleeced underwear iris and drawers at 75c. Misses ribbed winter vests and pants in sizes 28 to 34 reduce from 25c to 10c for a week. S. L. Newsom promotes Axminster rug giveaway with free tickets for March 18.

Hardware store owner reassures customers and aims to stay

A store owner states the business has not sold out and will deliver all orders. Tickets for Salisbury musical entertainment go on sale Wednesday morning at Lewis' Furniture. A Wit tenberg College field rep spoke to the high school, and S T Blizard of Wabash met with the Town Council about watchman and lights.

Salisbury Lewis’ Furniture Store S. T. Blizard Wabash Big Four

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