Birthday Anniversary Observed At Rural Route 2
Mrs Al Jessup celebrated her birthday at home on Rural Route 2 with Frank Jessup and family Henry Jessup Harvey Jessup John Jessup and others. A bountiful dinner followed a well filled basket exchange. Walnut Ridge guests attending Yearly Meeting at Richmond included Mrs Murray Parker Mrs E Pell and daughter Elsie Mr and Mrs Henry Haywood and daughter Mary and David O Binford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jessup
Frank Jessup
Henry Jessup
Harvey Jessup
John Jessup
John Downey
Charles Hunt
Walnut Ridge
Richmond
Murray Parker
E. E. Chappell
Elsie
Henry Haywood
Mary
David O Binford
Rural Route 22 News and Local Visits
Rural Route 22 items record visits by Mr and Mrs Jesse Addison Miss Neta Macy and Mrs Belle Powell gatherings with the Kennedy and Henley families, a new baby Elizabeth Ellen born Sept 14 to Ora and spouse, travel notes from Earlham and Minnesota, a death in Ettricks and Gabby family, and an accident at the Isaac Gates farm where Bud Alexander was injured and a gold 1852 coin was found by Mrs Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Addison
Neta Macy
Glenwood
Belle Powell
Herbert Anderson
Orville Kennedy
Ora Siler
Elizabeth Ellen
Peter Siler
Alexandria
Isaac Gates
Bud
Alexander
High School Prepares for Basketball Season at Arlington
The eighth year pupils have faced mornings with routine talks and chores as Miss Maud Lewis mourns her brother. Swings and fields are ready and tennis gear is stocked. Supt and teachers push home study and the High School boys form a basketball team led by captain Lowell Hen-Tey. The first game is set for Friday at Arlington with a full squad eager to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Lewis
Jay Lewis
Pendleton
Lowell Hen- Tey
Arlington
Kennedy Fishes Returns to Carthage Stand as Restaurant
SIT resumes at his old stand in the 1 0. C. F. building to run a first class restaurant with sidelines. During his absence the building was repaired improving safety and appearance. Kennedy and family welcome back to Carthage as they operate the high class care the town needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sit
10. C. F
Kennedy
Carthage
Death of Jasper Stevens in Carthage
Jasper Stevens age 57 died at his home in Carthage after several months illness. A Ripley township resident, he leaves a widow and daughters Daisy Stevens Henley Fred Stevens of Mays. Mrs Sweeney and James of Elwood. and brothers Isaac and Joe of County. A Republican, he was escorted home by Rev C Will Fletcher M E church. funeral by Lewis & on. Burial at Blue River cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Stevens
Carthage
Stevens
Ripley Township
Daisy Stevens
Grant Henley
Fred Stevens
Mays
Sweeney
James
Elwood
Isaac
Joe
County
Rev
C. Will
Fletcher M. E
Allen W. N
R. E. Henley
P. J
Jesse Henley
Lewis & On
Innent
Blue River Cemetery
For Sale Picture In Good Condition Said Inquire
Fragmentary sale notice indicates a picture in good condition and invites inquiries. No clear contact details or buyer instructions are legible.
Secret Navy Marriage Revealed After Trip East
Miss Irah Disher, a stenographer at the U S Board Paper Co, told friends she and Edward B Jacques of New York were married in Philadelphia where he served as a Navy engineer. The couple had since stayed with her mother in Plymouth and were guests at the Carthage Hotel. Jacques will leave his navy post when his term ends. Mrs Jacques is expected back today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Irah Disher
U. S. Board & Paper Co
Edward B. Jacques
Indianapolis
Plymouth
Jacques
Strawboard
Carthage
McCorkle
Navy
Last Registration Day For Voters In October
The next registration period begins Monday October 7. Unregistered voters must register then to be eligible. Those already registered who moved to a different precinct must obtain a certificate of change from the County Auditor and re register on October 7.
For Sale Ten Room House With Barn and Outbuildings
For sale a ten room house with gas plumbing throughout, two lots, a large barn, a smoke house, a hen house, and a good well and cistern inside the house. The listing emphasizes multiple outbuildings and reliable water sources.
Public Sale of Jersey Cattle by Fletcher Branson
Fletcher Branson will sell 25 head of Jersey cattle at public sale at his residence on Monday October 7. All milk accounts due must be paid at once. There will be no delivery of milk after Sunday October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Branson
Jersey
Engagement announced for Nettie Carter and Floyd Niles
Mr and Mrs W D Gibson announce the engagement of Miss Nettie Carter to Mr Floyd Niles of near Charlottesville. The wedding will take place in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gibson
Nettie Carter
Floyd Niles
Charlottesville
Rush county stock sale and local property moves noted
Local families from Springfield and Marion visit W T Hill and family as occupation plans shift to Mary Hill property. John Leisure and son Jesse sell 220 head of cattle at 10.25 per hundred totaling 34000. Miss Lillian Henley of Indianapolis visits family and plans October sailing with Miss Rogers to Germany and Berlin for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
John Leisure
Jesse A. Leisure
Lillian Henley
Indianapolis
William P. Henley
Sarah Rogers
Toronto
Canada
Henley
George Washington
Germany
Berlin
Notice of Administration in Rush County Death Estate
The judge of the Circuit Court of Rush County Indiana appoints Amos L. Hill administrator of the estate of Penina H. Hill deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Sept 25 1912 Sparks Gary Attorneys will handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Penina H. Hill
Amos L. Hill
Sparks & Gary
High Top Shoes For School Kids In Leather And Metal Styles
Retailers offer high top shoes for school children in leather and gun metal finishes at reasonable prices. Variety includes kid sizes with sturdy ankle support and durable uppers suitable for daily wear.
Rural Route 23 Socials and Sickroom News
Miss Wilma Bundy was at home from Homer over the weekend. M B Jessup slowly improves from a weeklong illness. Dan Loudenback and family attended the Loudenback reunion on Sept 15 at John Loudenback grove near Willow. Henry McIlvaine and wife were in Milroy Tuesday. Cliff Addison and wife were in Indianapolis Saturday. Jessie Pearson recovers from two weeks illness. Charles Pearson is indisposed this week. Ida Jessup went to Pendleton Sunday night for two weeks. Mrs Harry Stricker of North Vernon visited sister Mrs A B Standiford Friday to Sunday. Margaret Standiford visited North Vernon Wednesday. Attendees at Yearly Meeting included Edith Hunt, Zona Williams, Cynthia White, Harvey White, Oliver Brown, Ada Brown, George Brown, Ida and Miriam Jessup, Lizzie Morris. Mango peppers sold by Henry Lacy at 5c per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Jessup
Dan Loudenback
Loudenback
John Loudenback
Willow
Henry McIlvaine
Milroy
Cliff Addison
Indianapolis
Jessie Pearson
Ida Jessup
Pendleton
Harry Stricker
North Vernon
A. B. Standiford
Margaret Standiford
Edith Hunt
Zona Williams
Cynthia White
Harvey T. White
Oliver Brown
Ada Brown
George Brown
Ida
Miriam Jessup
Lizzie Morris
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Friends’ Church
Ind
Stove
C. E. White & Son
W. L. Douglas
Yankuner Department
Westland Store
Fields
Bartholomew County
Barclay Binford
Lewis Reddick
Philip Sattler
Mary Henley
Greenfield
Julia A. Zion
Milton Henley
Marshall Earnest
Minnesota
North Dakota
State Hospital
St. Peter
Minn
D. W. Newsom
F.gackleman
Rushville
Moncer
Roy Herkless
Roy Bitner
Center Township
Charles Midkiff
Knightstown
Carroll Williams
J. T
Abbie M. Clark
R. E. Clark
Ettricks
William Gabby
Gabby
Clark
Washington, Pa
Amber
Thers
P. B. Martin
Philip Martin
Will Fairbairn
Ed Heiserman
Springfield
Ohio
Horace M. Gear
Marion
W. T. Hill and Family
Leroy Jay
Mary Hill
J. W. Ball
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jay
Newsowm’s
Newsom's
Miss Wilma-Bundy
Homer
Charles Pearson
Henry Lacy
Smith & Smiths
Smith & Smith