Hair nets and hats highlight Newsom's new season
Local ads and social notes report new hair nets at Newsom's and Fall millinery at Bentley Dillman Beutier. Readers update on school opening plans, visits from relatives, and a flurry of small town errands including discounts at Newsom's and Dunn's while residents travel to Rushville Knightstown and Greenfield for events and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsom’s
Dunn’s
C. B. Cox
Newsom
Coffin’s Drug Store
Levi Butler
Rushville
Ed Adkins
Funeral Held After Train Car Accident Involves Coffin Family
The funeral for Coffin took place at the Friends church Saturday afternoon. Art Bundy, who stood beside the coffin, was knocked unconscious by a severe blow. Attorneys for Coffin’s father vow a full investigation while the coroner’s verdict suggests caution for passengers standing on the inside rail, raising questions about street car liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Coffin
Enos Coffin
Benton Harbor
St. Joe
Coffin
W. L. Price
Friends’ Church
Art Bundy
Young Coffin
Administrator's Sale of Jesse L. Phelps Estate
The administrator of Jesse L. Phelps deceased will sell at public sale on September 22, 1808 at 10 AM on the farm west of Carthage Indiana. Items include 20 head two year old steers a milch cow one horse 16 acres growing corn 20 tons clover hay 2 tons timothy hay farm implements harness and household goods. Cash for under five dollars. credit till January 1 1899 for larger purchases with interest and sureties. no movement of goods until settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Phelps
Jesse L.elps
Carthage
Indiana
David W. Kirkwood
F. A. Capp
For rent to school children
Property owner Enos Collin offers stable rooms for rent to students commuting to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Collin
Hearing on Final Estimate for First Street Carthage
Notice announces a September 10, 1898 hearing at 8 pm in the Carthage town hall board room before the streets and alleys committee. The final estimate, prepared August 16, 1898 by the Town Civil Engineer, covers First Street from Main to Walnut on both sides and Walnut to Harrison on the north side under Ordinance No. 23. All interested parties may attend and object. Attest Town Clerk S Roy Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Indiana
Board of Trustees
First Street
Main Street
Walnut Street
Harrison Street
Board of Trustees of
S. Roy Peters
Carthage Indiana Hearing on Main Street Improvement
On September 10 1898 at 8 p m in Carthage Indiana town hall the board of trustees will hold a hearing on the final estimate for Mainstreet improvement from 375 feet north of Main and Fifth to Ron Bridge as prepared August 8 1898 by the town civil engineer. Objections may be made by interested persons. Attest Roy Peters.
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Main Street
Carthage
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Main
Fifth Street
Board of Trastees
Roy Peters
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