Newsom's ad to open next week sparks excitement
Numerous notices mention Newsom's dress goods opening with music and flowers at Lovett's Grocery. Local residents visit, shop, and socialize across Knightstown and Carthage as Miss Alma Braden and Miss Rose Warrum drop in, while Mrs Walter Newsom visits her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett’s
Walter Newsom
Farmer’s
Will M. Sparks
Rushville
Grace Binford
Shirley
Ruth Helms
Margaret Cross
Knightstown
J.C. Cox
Muncie
Luther Gilbert
Cox
Dunkirk
Rachel Cox
Newsom
Helen Gause
George M. Kullmer
Canton
McCoomb
Ill
Kullmer
Clark Gause
Rome
Oscar Morris
Nora
Mort Johnson
Carmel
Ed. Retherford
Morris
Carthage
Lovett’s Grocery
Rural Route 23 Social Notes From Greenfield Area
Mrs Henry Mellvaine visited Greenfield on Monday. Claude Leisure hosted Saturday night guests with D. B. Loudenback and wife. R. H. Hill and Henry Hill of Kansas called on Rev. and Mrs Jared P. Binford Friday. Daniel Loudenback thanks friends for birthday cards. Mrs Edd Binford of Rich Square visited Jared P. Binford. E. N. Hill of Carthage and Walter B. Hill of Indianapolis called. Elizabeth Moore rented John Roland property in Charlottesville and moved. Melissa Overman recovering from grip. John Butler returned from Bloomingdale with a carload of stock for the Hill farm west of town. Jessup family from Mooresville and nearby areas were guests of M. B. Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Braden
Olive Pyle
Knightstown
Rose Warrum
Greenfield
Erfe Hackleman
Charles Fulton
Wabash
H. G. Rawls
Harvey Shields
Charlottesville
B. F. Stinger
Jane Alexander
Henry Mellvaine
Claude Leisure
D. B. Loudenback
R. H. Hill
Brother Henry Hill
Kansas
Jared P. Binford
Daniel Loudenback
Edd Binford
Rich Square
E. N. Hill
Carthage
Walter B. Hill
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Moore
John Roland
John Butler
Bloomingdale
Hill Farm
Public Sale of Livery Stock in Greenfield
C E Kinder conducts a public auction at his Livery Barn in Greenfield on April 1 1911. The sale includes his entire Livery Stock of 25 horses and all equipment related to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kinder
Greenfield
Watch and Clock Repair at Shaw's Amid Injuries Rise
Ross Parish became the third victim to suffer serious injuries at the strawboard plant last week. His left hand was crushed to the elbow in the second press, with his brother Cheies Parish previously hurt. Charles Parish’s injuries included arm fractures and deep lacerations complicating recovery. C. E. Smelser occupies the middle suite of the new Somerset block, with a redesigned front room displaying jewelry and repair work and a large plate glass window for an enhanced jewelry display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Young
Knightstown
H.S
Eva Johnson
Joe Johnson
Near New Castle
M. D. Plank
Johnson
Phoebe Nelson
Riverside Church
Lillian Righter
Olmia Innis
Rushville
Indianapolis
Shaw
S. Ross Parish
Cheies Parish
Charles Parish
C. E. Smelser
Newsom
Revival and church notices from First Christian and A M E church
Womack Brothers hold revival at First Christian church. Ellena Heathcock out after two weeks illness. P I llars: Miss Perry’s pupils perform at B T Washington school at 2 pm. Seven preachers attended First Christian service: Ordell, Womack, Webb, Michem, Weaver, Newsom, Beckner. Della Epps visiting Noblesville. A M E women form Missionary Society led by Mrs Michem with Martha Wadkins secretary and Bessie Owens treasurer. Social at church tonight. McCulloughs visiting Dublin Spiceland Knightstown. Rally Day planned Mar 26 with rally sermon at 3 pm. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellena Heathcock
First Christian Church
Mr Ordell
Indianapolis
W. F. Womack
Xenia
W. Womack
Tenn
Ivan Webb
W. A. Michem
Philander Weaver
Thomas Newsom
Scott Beckner
Carthage
Della Epps
Noblesville
Henry Gulliford
A. M. E. Church
W. H. McCullough
Missionary Society
Michem
Sec’y
Martha Wadkins
Treas
Bessie Owens
McCullough
Hunter’s Cake
Dublin
Spiceland
Knightstown
M. E. B. McCullough
Administrator to sell decedents household goods in Carthage
Notice states J. A. Murphy administrator of Isaac Doran estate will sell at the decedent's late residence in Carthage Indiana at 1 PM on April 5 1911 all household goods and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Kennedy
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Rush County
Violet Addison
Clin Addison
Meyes & Kiplinger
Isaac Doran
Carthage
J. A. Murphy
Arlington
Franklin Church
Warren C
Christian Church
Greets Baton
Michael D. Planck
Henley Street
Axminster
Johnson County
United States
Chicago
Omsha
Iowa
J.G. Hermann & CO
S. Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
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P. J. Binford
Bert Parish
Lou Hill
Avert L. Johnson
Lewisville
J. F. Tweedy
Frank Brooks
Sian
Eva Johnson’s
N. I. Price
Paul Billman
Lovatt’s Grocery
Henry Lacy
Jessie Smith
Iva Disher
J. Irvin Butler
Te Cuyler Photograph Gallery
Armour Fertilizers
Norris & Son
Sarah Schaeffer
al McDaniel
Fred Leisure
Maud L. Douglass
Ed. Adkins
Chester Anderson
J. B. Addison
Chester Smelser
Lemuel Harold
Pendleton
C. R. Butler
Lillie T. Baird
George C. Addison
Lehigh Portland Cement
Nora Turner
Chicago University
Horace Foust
Miles McDaniels
al. McDaniels
Bell Phone
A. C. Jones
Melissa Overman
Blanche
Hazel Jessup
Lowell Jessup
Mooresville
Henry Jessup
Farmers
Harvey Jessup
Henry White
M. B. Jessup
C. E. Ramsay
Charlottesville, Ind
Kitterman
Walnut Ridge
George Bird
Clarence Macy
Murray Parker
Emory Binford
Terre Haute
William Binford
Verne W Norris
Sparks and
Gary
State of
M3 Done Hill
Willia
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Guffin Dry Goods Coo
Rushville, Indiana
Carmichael
Main Street
Jno
Guffin Dry Goods
Ethlinda Watkins
New Castle
Womack Brothers
O. E. Hill
Ed. Miner
Bennett Webb
Audt
P. J. Sattler
R. C. Small
J. J. Anderson
Carthage Grain Co
Thomas Smith
Amy Smith
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