Newsome’s shifts stock with new hair nets and sale
Local notices report new hair nets at Newsom's and a batch of bargains including 20 lappet mall at 8¢ and $1.50 bicycle shoes for $1.10. Various residents, including Mrs Joe Harrold, Mrs Lottie Hackleman, and Cy Coffin, are mentioned with health, travel, and social updates.
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Joe Harrold
Lottie Hackleman
Cy Coffin
Glenwood
Coffin’s
Glen Rawls
Chicago
Newsom
Lappet Mall
S. A. W. Newsom
Rushville
Ed Hill
Cincinnati
O. C. Norris
Newsom’s
John Garder
Fountaintown
Enos Coffin’s
Weingarts
Florence Henley
Celia Wood
New Castle
John Cook
Ohio
Vada Maxwell
Knightstown
Erma McCarty
Beulah Binford 1898 5 Months Dies in August
Beulah daughter of Benjamin and Julia A Binford born February 15 1898 died August 12 aged 5 months and 27 days. The verse laments the loss praising the infant’s peaceful slumber and early blessing.
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Beulah
Benjamin
Julia A Binford
Notice to all debtors of Charles R Butler
All persons indebted to Charles Butler are notified they must call and settle their accounts at once. Charles R. Butler.
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Glen Rawls
Morton Barber
Charles Butler
Hills and Henleys Reunion Becomes Community Gathering
About 300 attendees gathered as the Hills and Henleys welcomed 90 Henleys and 111 Hills to the county. The program included poems, a history paper by Thaddeus Hill, and a family song. Athletic contests favored the Hills 47 to 41 while Henleys took many first places. Resolutions of respect honored several deceased relatives and a lodge charter was draped in mourning for 30 days. A memorial memorializing a deceased member was submitted to the Carthage Record and Talisman.
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Henley’s
Hill
E. N. Hill
Soka
Henleys
Carthage
H. H. Henley
James Gray
Mary S Johnson
A. O. Hill
Anna W. Newsom
Bertha L. Hill
Richmond
Robert Henley
Thadeus Hill
Anna Brown Mason
Gertrude Henley
Albert Morrow
Charles Moorman
Webb Parry
Robert
Walter Henley
J. C. Henley
Albert Henley
Millicent Small
Frank Coffin
Hazel
Indianapolis
H. W. Hedley
Eldorado
Hackleman
Rushville
Jessie Phelps
William S. Hill
Henry
Enos Phelps
Hearing on final estimate for First Street Carthage IN
Notice that on September 10 1898 at 8 PM a hearing will be held in the town hall Board Room Carthage Indiana before the committee on streets and alleys to consider the final estimate of the cost of First Street from Main to Walnut on both sides and Walnut to Harrison on the north side pursuant to Ordinance No 23 dated April 4 1898. All interested persons may attend and oppose if any. Attest S Roy Peters Town Clerk.
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First Street
Carthage
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Walnut Street
Harrison Street
Board of Trustees of
S. Roy Peters
Jerseys For Sale In Rushville Indiana
Mulberry fawn Jersey cow Asa her first calf yields 34 gallons daily. Seven promising bred heifers. All in calf to a No 1 Jersey bull. Farm and Stock at Smelsor’s Mill Rushville Indiana.
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Smelsor’s Mill
Rushville
Indiana
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