13 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
1
A Clermont Base Burner is described as an inexpensive, durable stove that lasts longer and heats better, saving fuel. The seller emphasizes value for money and invites customers to discuss the heating stove proposition.
Rev. C O Whitely and family were honored guests at a Tuesday reception at the Friends church drawing about two hundred attendees including former members from nearby towns. The event featured floral decorations, musical numbers, and remarks on the pastor’s departure as the congregation prepares for new leadership. The Whitelys plan to move to Newberg Oregon to begin new work by the first Sunday in November with visits to Richmond and Kokomo en route.
Dr E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana markets a pain free dental service claiming tooth extraction nerve removal and filling or crowning with no pain and no adverse effects. He cites hundreds of patient referrals as proof.
Election to be held at Carthage Indiana Town Hall on the first Tuesday after Bustee. One trustee from Fifth Ward, and one clerk, one treasurer, and one marshal to be chosen. J A Lineback listed as Clerk.
Rural Route 23 items describe visits and travels. Jonathan Binford tended a badly cut horse after barb wire injury Sunday morning. Neighbors Dan Loudenback and wife visited Orla Carter and wife. Mrs Jesse Albertson of Hebron visits cousin Mary E Jessup and daughters. Riley Finney will move to Julian Overman’s tenant house. Willis Griffin and son from Lewisville called on Henry Morris. John Jessup mentioned Sunday. James Louder of near Greenfield visited John Jessup and family. Hazel Bridges away two weeks visiting friends at Kennard and Shirley. Eva and Jessie White visited Jessie Pearson at Charlottesville Sunday. Lilburn White and son John visited Amos Gates. Gibson visited Gwynneville Wednesday.
Real estate listing announces sale of the Luzena Thornburg home with open bids due by October 20. The seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Bargain notice lists boys suits for ages 3 to 5 at 95 cents, girls and ladies items including rain coats 58 60 inches, bed comforts 95 cents, fleeced underwear 95 cents per suit, gloves mittens and accessories, wrappers clocks suspenders suit cases and linoleum all advertised at 95 cents or less with various original prices. The sale invites quick purchases and promises wide selection.
A three-number lecture series announced by Jesse Henley’s Bible School opens Friday Oct 27 at Friends church. The Columbian Quartet Concert Co., oldest on the platform, performs classic and popular selections plus comedy and tears. Other acts include Dr. George P. Bible and Willard Gorton. Tickets: adults 75c season, 35c single. children 40c season, 15c single. Plat opens today at Shaw's Jewelry store.
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