29 Apr 1898
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
1
Earl Finney visits Indianapolis as Walter Hill spends Sunday there. Local focus includes pump sales at Hill Bros and Merwin's at Hill Bros, along with various social calls, shop ads, and Sunday church events. Dedication services for the M. E. church and school commencement activities anchor the week.
The column covers social visits and events in Wabash Knightstown Danville Rushville and Rush County. It notes Miss Jessie Hemphill spending Sunday with relatives in Wabash and the May Quarterly meeting on the third Sunday this year. Ed Wilson at Ander son did night telegraphy work this week. Mrs Cora Harold teaches a music class in Knightstown. Coffin's Drug Store advertises cut price celluloid albums and toilet cases. Mr Earle Covertson took a telegraphy exam in Wabash Thursday. Miss Myrtle Hill returned from Danville where she attended Normal. W R Covertson and wife of Wabash visited the Campbells. Newsom's advertises duck and linen skirts. Miss L Pearl Symons of Spiceland and Henley Symons of Knightstown attended commencement. Zack Crawford asks to be admitted into service for the Cuban War after Civil War experience. Mrs Olive Rick and son Clarence and A W Vickery of Dunreith attended Miss Clara Ross's guest list for commencement. Robertson's Studio Rushville advertises a large price cut on photographs Cabinet photos at $1 per dozen. Mrs Peter Siler suffered a severe accident Wednesday evening a window fell on her wrist causing a Colles fracture the wound set by Dr Sipe.
The class list includes Jesse L. Ruby on geometry of nature and James R. Woods on generalization plus Erma Wagoner, Nellie B. Gates, Greenley O. Ball, Clara Belle Ross, Josephine, and Earle B. Henley with Climaxes. Diplomas awarded. Bible donated. State Superintendent D. M. Geeting gave an address. Also an item notes a wheat purchase offer from C. G. Crark and remarks on flour trade.
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