Harrison Wedding United General and Mrs Dimmick
The General and Mrs Dimmick united in marriage in a ceremony reported by local society pages. Family and friends attended as the couple began their married life together with thanks and well wishes.
10 Apr 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
1
The General and Mrs Dimmick united in marriage in a ceremony reported by local society pages. Family and friends attended as the couple began their married life together with thanks and well wishes.
Harris N Thornburg born in Randolph County NC on June 4 1835 died April 1 1806 at age 60 years 9 months seven days He married Emily Bowen on December 25 1859 and they had eight children seven survive him He fell ill March 26 and declined His last remarks were Praise the Lord Im Going Home His main concern was the welfare of his child Dahlia He had been an invalid for four years and bore his suffering to the end.
Lawrence Hill of Indianapolis visited his father B F Hill while C P Gillam of Modoc stayed with his father in law John Wilson. Various residents are noted for visits, business, and a railroad crossing suit. a charity thanks and a baby adoption offer are mentioned amid civic concerns. A Sunday school canvass is planned for April 17, and Mrs Ferdinand Musselman dies in Rose Hill addition.
Town Marshal acts on town board orders to open streets over the railroad but station hands and a station agent tear up planks. He arrests the crowd for obstructing the crossing and damaging town property. Trial delays as legal counsel move to settle the dispute amicably.
For Sale a new Crusader bicycle from the factory with cushion tire. Suitable for gentleman or lady. Twenty dollars cash takes the wheel. Call at this office. W.G. Altan.
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