Mirabeau 1902 Commencement Program at Columbia Hall
The senior class of 1902 presents its commencement program led by J H Scholl with speeches on topics of interest. Montani Brothers of Indianapolis provide first class music at the event in Columbia Hall Friday May 9 with reserved seats on sale May 5. Presiding speakers include Pres Scot Butler of Butler College. The baccalaureate address occurs Sunday at Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scholl
Columbia Hall
Montani Brothers
Indianapolis
Hill & Gear
Friends Church
Pres
Scot Butler
Butler College
University of the Indianapolis
Butler
Grant Memorial Association Banquet At Waldorf Astoria
At the Waldorf Astoria in New York on April 26 the Grant Memorial Association held a banquet honoring Gen. U.S. Grant's birthday. Prominent military leaders and national politicians attended, with Gen. Grenville M. Dodge as toastmaster and speeches by J. C. Burrows Champ Clark and Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard among others. Mr Watson is scheduled to speak in Boston this week. Also notices on new street hats at Mattie Bentley's and Carthage Gallery photo sessions, plus AmERICAN Beauty gas stoves for sale at W. H. Sharer.
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New York
U.S. Grant
Grant Memorial Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Grenville M. Dodge
Gen. Dodge
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
J. K. Watson
Indiana
Champ Clark
Missouri
Thomas H. Hubbard
Anson G. McCook
O. O. Howard
Robert 8. MacArthur
Thomas Hodges
A. L. Milla
James R. Wilson
William H. Taft
Philippines
Cornelius N. Elias
Henry L
Mattie Bentley’s
Carthage
W. H. Sharer’s
W L C Meets at Coffin Home for April Meeting
The W L C of Indianapolis gathered April 28 at Mrs Mary B Coffin's home. The program opened with a rendering of Oh Farr Indiana by the Circle. Lizzie P Hill spoke on Indiana's rank in education science social life and literature. Miss Winona Newsom delivered a 17 point literary contest on Indiana authors and their works with Ida S Henley winning a prize. The Circle adjourned to meet May 12 with Eunice S Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Coffin
Indiana
Lizzie P. Hill
Winona Newsom
Ida S. Henley
Jim Watson
Circle
Eunice
Phelps
Corn fertilizer and drill rental notice
For good corn fertilizer and corn drill to rent see P. J. Sattler or A. B. Norris. Dirt and trash cannot interfere with the planting of corn by planters bought of R. F. Stanley & Son. The ratchet valve litter and valve are enclosed within the shank. Get a package of Force Food at B. P. Leisure's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sattler
A. B. Norris
R. F. Stanley & Son
B. P. Leisure’s
Carthage Musical Club Plans Farewell School Teachers Night
Since the last meeting the Carthage Musical Club arranged a farewell program for the town school teachers. All members may invite one guest. The meeting will open promptly at 8 o'clock with Miss Winona Newsom and a good program has been prepared.
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Carthage Musical Club
Winona Newsom
Local items from Capital city and nearby towns
Cy Wicker transacted business in Capital city on Wednesday. Will Talbert rides a new rubber wire buggy. Mrs Delphina Wall of Western Grove visits relatives here. H C Pitts attended Allen Worthman funeral at Morristown Friday. Eugene Macy, formerly of this vicinity, clerks for C M Taylor at Manilla. Horace Worth and Ed and Herman Mach ride new bicycles. Byron Mey died at home near Gwynne Thursday April 24 after four days illness. funeral at Little Blue Sunday. C H Parker and wife of Walnut Ridge attended Little Blue Sunday meeting and Walker township Sabbath School institute at Mamila. Tae became Friends exiesings Senet station to members of their sister church while waiting for their new church home. Rollo Harrold of Indianapolis spent Sunday with friends here. Elsie Snaffer guest of Mattie Wiggins Sunday. Barclay Binford has a new rubber tired carriage. Margaret Butler and son Nathan visited relatives at Greenfield Wednesday. Wm Randy of Carthage spent days with daughter Dora Binard here last week. Rev Vanderman filled regular appointments here Sunday. Charley Gook returned home after weeks in Oklahoma. While burping stalks on Eli Tiner farm last Tuesday the fire blew to Mrs Martha Kinder woods, burned timber and destroyed about 60 rod of fence. Frank Edwards and family and mother Mrs Mace spent weekend with relatives in Indianapolis.
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Delphina Wall
Western Grove
H. C. Pitts
Allen Worthman
Morristown
Eugene Macy
C. M .Taylor
Manilla
Horace Worth
Herman Mach
Byron Mey
Gwynne
Little Blue
C. H. Parker
Walnut Ridge
Walker Township
Mamila
Tae
Exiesings
Randy
Carthage
Dora Binard
Rev
Vanderman
Charley Gook
Oklahoma
Eli Tiner
Martha Kinder
Frank Edwards
Mace
Indianapolis
Sunday School and Church Notes Highlight Junior League Day
The Sunday School had 103 attendees with a collection of 1.08 dollars. Rev Trueblood spoke at the morning service and Miss Margaret Davidson sang at the evening meeting. Junior League day featured child development thoughts urging virtuous study and avoidance of narcotics, with sermons by Rev Marlatt to the children.
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A Lanning
Marlatt
Moral living urged in church pledge and league recital
A moral appeal asks citizens to resist vice for long term gain and back up good habits with study and religion. The Junior League held an anniversary service in the afternoon, joined the Senior League at night with solo and duet performances by Earl Marriott, Elsie Wall, and Ida Hendrix. Noble Basset and Morristown kin attended morning services as Rev. Gary and wife were absent for the first time in some time.
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Earl Marriatt
Elsie Wall
Ida Hendrix
Juniiors
Noble Basset
Morristown
Rev
Gary
Noted Ovations at Convention Highlight Beveridge Gratitude
Fairbanks received an intense ovation upon entry with Beveridge also receiving substantial applause. Beveridge’s tribute to McKinley drew praise as one of the most moving since the President’s death. Storins acknowledged his nomination as secretary of state as sudden and unexpected, noting the family’s presence on stage and support. Landis’ praise of Mark Hanna sparked tremendous applause, with crowds shouting repeatedly.
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Fairbanks
Beveridge
Durbin
Corydon
McKinley
Dan Storins
Mark Hanna
Fred Landis
Landis
Nose Clips Keep Glasses In Place In Knightstown
W M Edwards Optician of Knightstown Indiana advertises Nose Clips that fit securely without pinching and promises first grade lenses tailored to different eyes for comfort and precision.
Fifty newspapers for carpet dc at Record Office
If you want an accurate drop planter go to R. F. Stanley & Son.
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R. F. Stanley & Son
H H Hock Nominated for Marion and Hancock Seats
Greenfield businessman H H Hock was nominated for Join Representative for Marion and Hancock counties in Indianapolis on April 23. Opponent tallied 45 votes out of 163 cast as the race narrowed. The Western Horseman, a premier trotting and turf journal based in Indianapolis, announces a special subscription offer through January 1, 1803, at 1.00 to new subscribers, with standard rate 2.00 annually.
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H. H. Hock
Greenfield
Marion
Hancock Counties
Indianapolis
Western Horseman
Indiana
Notice of administration appointed in Rush County estate
Will M Sparks attorney announces appointment by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Rush County Indiana as administrator of Cyrus B Cox estate. The estate is declared solvent. April 16 1902 Charles Cox administrator. Catarrh cure advertisement by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio promises constitutional relief and $100 cure guarantee with pills and testimonials.
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Rush County
Indiana
Cyrus B. Cox
Charles Xs, Cox
Tall
F. J. Cheney and Co
Toledo
F. J. Chenney &Co
Hall
Racket and Valve Inside Planters at Stanley & Son
A note indicates a racket and valve are concealed within the shank of planters at R. F. Stanley & Son's. Tickets for the Passion Play are reserved at Stephens' Jewelry Store on Wednesday at 12 30. Reserved seats cost 25 cents and licenses.
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R. F. Stanley & Son’s
Stephens’ Jewelry Store
Miss Johnsons Senior Pianoforte Recital at Music Hall
Miss Mabelle Johnson presented her senior pianoforte recital in Music Hall last night. The program opened with Beethovens Sonata op 53 and showcased confident, controlled playing throughout. Her interpretations of Schumann McDowell Liszt and Weber were noted for warmth brilliance and technical polish with supportive performances by Miss Bryan Miss Guild and Mr Washburn.
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Greencestie Banner
Mabelle Johnson
Music Hall
Beethoven
Scotland
McDowell
Liszt
Weber
Miss Bryan
Miss Guild
Mr. Washburn
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Iso Itis
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Carthage Drug Co
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Jennedy's Restaurant
A. Trueblood
Ora Buney
Arthur Hill Williams
Naomi J. Miner
Wistar Parker Williams
Germany
Mirabeau
Margaret L. Ronn
Vinton B. Hill
BerTuHa M. Nicholson
E. Henry Hinshaw
Joanna C. Morais
H. Scholl
J. C. Hall
Margaret Davidson
Zella Wrennick
James E. Watson
Grant
Blue River
Cy Wicker
Will Talbert
Westland
Rollo Harrold
Elsie Snaffer
Mattie Wiggins
Barclay Binford
Margaret Butler
Nathan
Greenfield Wednesday
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W. M. Edwards
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Knightstown, Ind
Hancock
Will M. Sparks
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