Horton Physician and Surgeon in Carthage Indiana
Dr C J Horton practicing physician and surgeon based in Carthage Indiana with services listed in local notices.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
3
Dr C J Horton practicing physician and surgeon based in Carthage Indiana with services listed in local notices.
Large stock of finished Montella and Millstone granites with legible lettering on display. Prices reasonable. Visit to examine monuments and be convinced.
Miss Ethel Publow of Pomona North Carolina states she is greatly improving in health. Mrs Eunice H Publow accompanies Mrs John R Wall to Marion on Monday and plans a two week visit to Mrs India Coffin Hinshaw in Alexandria.
Activities of the Friends Missionary Society and Christian Endeavor Society dominate the Richmond area with services at Wesleyan Methodist Church and Friends Church. Highlights include children’s day programs, a social gathering, a large family skit event, and lectures by Rev J Edgar Williams.
Mr and Mrs James Draper entertained their immediate family at dinner Sunday at their country home. Guests from a distance included Mr and Mrs Bennis Grocer of Rushville and Mr and Mrs Wal do Draper of Morristown. H Oran Henley and family attended in the afternoon and ice cream and cake were served. Mr Henley took pictures of the company.
Miss Louise Mason of Columbus visits Miss Katherine Newsom for several days starting Wednesday.
Dr. E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana advertises a new method that promises painless tooth extraction nerve removal and filling or crowning with no pain and no bad effects. He cites hundreds of patient referrals to support the claim.
R. T. Moore and Charles Moore were in Indianapolis Tuesday, accompanying a business meeting and calling on local contacts.
An advertisement touts The Free sewing machine as superior to higher priced brands. It asserts customers pay less for a machine of equal or greater value and encourages observers to compare quality and price.
Payments of one dollar a week bring this sewing machine home it claims to be light running the fastest with Rotoscillo movement and most perfect stitching with automatic thread controller and tension release. It promises long life insured for five years and invites readers to view The Free and pick up a book claiming to reveal sewing machine truths.
The engagement was announced June 3 at a party hosted by Miss Gans in Columbia. Hackleman, an agronomy instructor at the Missouri College of Agriculture, will marry in July. He is a Purdue graduate and Acacia member. he plans to receive his B S this month. Miss Gans is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Gans and has studied at the University in Columbia.
Floyd Miner and Emory Bin ford were guests of the Misses Stubbs at Lewisville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Van Hood and Mrs Margaret Morton and son Earle were in Indianapolis Friday. Miss Edna Hill of High Point North Carolina visited her aunt Mrs M E Conaway and other relatives for several weeks.
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