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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
4
BUSTER BROWN SAYS correct resolve for the young men and women. Shoes must be stylish comfortable and durable. New oxford season features black shiny leathers priced 1.50 to 3.00 and white canvas gray blue green matches. Children s oxfords patent kid or canvas all sizes infant soft soles sandals. Over four dozen left overs at half price from last year, sizes 3 to 6.
BELOW SHIVELEY'S. Mrs May Sample of Knightstown visited her mother Mrs Eliza Todd last Wednesday. Many neighbors and local families are mentioned with visits, farm work, and new autos from Indianapolis. A danger on Main street and a preaching note at Center Sunday are also recorded.
A Backy merchant J W Williams recalls severe lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with his recovery, claiming it cures hemorrhages chronic coughs lingering colds and bronchitis and is the only known cure for weak lungs. Each bottle 50 cents or one dollar trial bottle free Reeves drug store Knightstown McClain drug store Carthage The Record for neatly printed calling cards.
John Cade sports a new buckiater wagon as residents report social visits and illnesses. Della English was on the sick list this week while Mrs. Libbie Bogue hosted a knotting party. Community events include ice cream at the schoolhouse next Saturday and communion services. Several residents traveled to Indianapolis and Kokomo for visits and shows, with many staying with relatives over the weekend.
Charlottesville news notes numerous residents and visitors including Fletcher Lemay and wife from Grant City, W R Walker of Walker and Son painters taking five house contracts in Greenfield, Miss Bess Young from Indianapolis visiting home, and many local trips and hospital plans. A barn burned at Raleigh Friday at 2 am and other trips include Montreal visitor John Brennen, Mrs Emma Cox to St Vincent for operation, and multiple Sunday visits among residents and relatives in nearby towns.
James Welborn and family visited Esda Heathco in New Castle while John Davis and daughters called on Wilson Rutledge near Center. The Pritchards and families joined relatives for Sunday meals as neighbors shared greetings. A hill collection for San Francisco relief drew several dollars, and Aaron Worth drew a large Wesleyan Methodist audience Monday night.
A new $25,000 school building in Raleigh Rush County will be built by R R Smith & Son of Lewisville with roof work by C A Michael & Son of New Castle. The contract was awarded by the trustee Thursday evening. Slate roofing tin and galvanized iron work total about $1,900.
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