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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
The article describes a small portable toothbrush case for home or travel. It explains materials water proof fabric or linen, soft leather lining, ribbon edging, and a fold over flap with a buttonhole. It provides dimensions 15 by 8.5 inches, forming two pockets for two brushes, plus a single brush variant 2 inches wide.
A Paris fashion note describes adding a waist ceinture that forms three loops ending in a large back bow inspired by kimono style. Three yards of narrow silk or satin. colors vary with dress tones, using contrasting or white bows when needed.
J S Pitts has painted and repaired his home. Fannie Howland advertises a sale of a good soft coal stove. Owen S Hill has been ill. Miss Nelle Turner of Chicago visited Mrs Horace Foust. Miss Minnie Beher of Rushville stayed with the Beher family. Rupert Stanley returned from the East on weather and sale news. The Walker Reames sale and E L B O W picnic were postponed. Frank K Gardner of Indianapolis called. Rev J Edgar Williams officiated at the Winslow Morris wedding in Azalia with local guests. Straughn plans a triple enterprise canning factory cement product mill and saw mill under one management. Charles Clark of Monticello visited. W P Holliday of Detroit and J T Duncan of Cincinnati met with E N Bill of U S Board and Paper Co. Mrs R E Henley injured her foot. Elizabeth Headley planned to stay but will go to Omaha for a cloak and suit firm job. Attendees at Indiana Yearly Meeting in Richmond listed. Nelle McCorkle traveled to Lake and Leesburg with Mrs J H Pepper. Mrs Omer McCarty hosted Thimble Club. Rock amusement noted. W C T U to meet with Mrs Elizabeth J Hill. Pearl Coffin spoke on The Power of the White Ribbon. Various discussion topics planned. Indiana Conference returns Rev C N Willson to Carthage. W W Tevis remains Supt of district. J T Scull Jr. moves to College Corner. W H Wylie and C S Black reassigned to Rushville and Milroy. Rev W N Fletcher superannuated residing in Conn ersville. Next conference at Rushville.
Gene James Tutle, a longtime Colored citizen of the community, died Friday after a brief illness. Born in North Carolina, he was nearly 84 and survived by a widow, two sons John and Dave, and two daughters Mrs Henry Gulliford and Mrs Quincy Buckner. Funeral Sunday at A. M. E. Church with Rev Charles Sumner Brown assisting. burial at Riverside. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Kokomo Indianapolis Greenfield Rushville Connersville and other cities.
Horace Redman of Cincinnati died last week at age 40. His body arrived with family for services at Market Street Christian Church and interment at Riverside. funeral directors were Lewis & Son. Several relatives traveled from Pittsburgh Cleveland Chillicothe and other cities for the rites. Griff in Station is renamed Maury. A series of local visits and travel includes Miss Nora Norris and Ramona Norris to Indianapolis and Columbus for weddings and visits. Families from Indiana Ohio and New Mexico visit or plan winter stays in El Paso Texas and Mich.
Copper and dark blue tones appear together while jeweled hair ornaments are common. Medici collars compete with Apache collars. Oriental hues dominate evening attire. White linen parasols and square shaped parasols rise in popularity. Fabrics replace leather in handbags. front skirt panels resemble aprons of transparent material. Youthful frocks suit flowered foulards and high transparent collars with new chiffons spangled by crystal beads.
Card from Mrs Tittle and children expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during the recent bereavement.
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