Calalureate Address at Friends Church Promises Interest
Springfield Ohio notices a candidate will deliver a cal- laureate address at the Friends church next evening. The meeting promises unusual interest with a ruling program and readings by J. C. Hail and others. Various local residents such as Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Nixon are listed among attendees. A Saturday May event at the new picture gallery on South Main Street is also noted.
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South Main Street
S.A. Hockett
Springfield
Ohio
Calaureate
Friends’ Church
Florence
H. F
H. O. Pitts
A. Ort
Over the Beautiful
Edgar Bundy
H. Pitts
J. D. A i . H. BE. Stager
Lcti
T. J. Anthony
Pic Gallery
Rooms for Rent on West Mill Street inquire with Hezekiah Clark
Second story rooms on west Mill street available to rent with an outside stairway. Inquiry directed to Hezekiah Clark for details and terms.
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West Mill Street
Hezekiah Clark
Death of Mrs Henley Shocks Community on East Street
Mr Henley died around 7 o clock Saturday evening of heart failure at her East Street home. She had been frail recently but showed improvement before passing suddenly. Her son Lloyd arranged matters as Maurice lay resting, and Mrs Louder called Johnson to confirm the death was instantaneous. George Henley and Bert, another son, were notified as the community mourned. Funeral services were held at the M E church Monday evening under Revs Anthony Fletcher and Gilespie with pallbearers listed and a small quartet performing. Interment followed at the cemetery.
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Henley
East Street
Is “Henley
Lloyd
Maurice
Birth and death notice for A. Baker in Barbersville and Carthage
A. Baker born May 26 1850 Barbersville Ken daughter of Joseph E and Mary Jf died April 2 1900 Carthage aged 10 months and 26 days. She married George W Heakey in Sep 1874 and leaves a husband three sons. After a two month illness she died peacefully with neighbors visiting. her son Lord’s sudden death preceded a quiet fading and a conversion to Christ.
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Na A. Baker
Joseph E
Mary Jf
Barbersville
Carthage
George Ww. Heakey
Liord
Visit of Rev McNutt Draws Carthage Audience
The Rev. Geo L McNutt spoke at noon to ladies at Johnson's and preached on A Drop of Water from John 1 7 at the M E church Sunday. A Carthage audience attended the big lecture, and while some favored a neater suit, many laboring men found his message effective and engaging.
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Geo. L. McNutt
Johnson’s
Carthage
M. E
McNutt
Rand Pro-luce wagon boosts farmers with high market prices
Ley and Peters launch their rand Pro-luce wagon offering top market prices for ducks geese and other poultry. Visit their store or call for current rates and prifurniture services.
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Ley & Peters
The Sick List Recovers And Worsens In Town News
A local sickness roundup notes Cliff Addison grippe recovery and apely improvement for Jesse Stone while Frank Gipson and Miss Zula Hill show ongoing illnesses. Lon Kizer and Owen Stinger move toward recovery and inflammatory rheumatism eases. John Wise infant gull lung fever and Zach Small in failing health are listed alongside heart trouble for Chas Newlin. Grandma Schaffer has La Grippe. Mrs Wise infant sick but improving. Ida Henley remains seriously ill. Julia Zion cut hand artery. Frank Manson nervous prostration with overwork noted as improving. Dr Creger accompanies mother-in-law to Indianapolis for counsel.
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Cliff Addison
Grandma Schaffer
la Grippe
J. M. Rawls
John Gilson
Karalytic
Albert Leisure
Geo. Slickty
Ida Henley
Creger
Indianapolis
Medical Council
Julia A. Zion
Frank Manson
Chase & Sanborn letters standard coffee distribution
A Chicago dated April 21 1900 letter from Chase and Sanborn to Merwers Henley Peters Carthage Ind explains they do not supply their Standard Brands to jobbers in Chicago. The letter clarifies that a blend advertised by M F Lovett and sold by J A Goddard Co under its own label is not one of their Standard Brands and carries no Chase and Sanborn guarantee.
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Chicago
Merwers
Henley & Peters
Carthage
Ind
M. F. Lovett
Boston
J. A. Goddard & Co
J. A. Goddard & Cos
Chase & Sanborn
Lincoln League Meeting Planned in Ripley Township
Republicans are asked to convene at Newsomia hall on Tuesday evening at 7 30 for the Ripley township Lincoln League organization. Com orders call for completion of the local party structure and related committee setup.
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Lincoln League
Newsomia Hall
Ripley Township
Com
SA L NEWSOH S Cash Store Spring Goods Sale
Advertising list shows Spring goods closed out and replacements arriving. Gingham 9c yd, Percales 5 to 12c, shirts 20 to 98c, belts rings hoses shoes with priced offerings. Carpets 12 to 65c yd, rugs and lace curtains, underwear and men's shirts among items with varied prices.
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Smyrna
Axminster
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Nanpree
Mero Mail
Pires
Henvey Mencer & Co
Hill Bros
Henley & Peter's
W. H. Sharers
Chas F. Baxter
Morter
Knightstown
Barnes Hill Bros. & Rhoades
W. H. Sharera
Ge Groner Henley
Thane
SA. L. Newsoh's Cash Store
Hand & Barnard
International Stock Food
O.S. Coffin & Co
Fowink
Staudig
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