04 Dec 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
1
A collage of brief notes records purchases and visits across towns. Fresh Baltimore oysters appear at Lovett’s and Kennedy’s Restaurant while residents like Charles D. Newlin and Horace Gear travel between Indianapolis, Marion, and Greenfield. Several social calls, engagements, and a few health updates ink the page, including a stroke recovery for Cyrus Ball and a self-inflicted death by Leora Culbertson in Knightstown.
A promotional note urges daily awareness of early buying benefits. It emphasizes smart spending and consistent advantage for shoppers who act promptly, framing the message as a routine consumer guidance.
A party of bachelor girls entertained gentleman friends on board the Inez Pennie Blue during summer. At Miss Florence Hunt's home Saturday night they role played distinguished figures. Miss Cassady won a medallion prize in a book title guessing game. A three course menu and white carnation favors topped the event. Out of town guests included Miss Boubrake Ashley and Mr F E Wallace New York. The Greenfield Globe volume one number one debuted Thanksgiving day with local news and ads and a disclaimer against personal fights.
The first report of rural mail carriers on routes 1 and 2 for the month ending Nov 30 shows route 1 Butler Hill carrier traveling 689 miles delivering and collecting 4287 pieces of mail. Route 2 Will T Hill carrier traveled 625 miles collecting and delivering 2095 pieces with route 1 leading in overall matter volume. The system satisfies users with new boxes continually installed.
A petition circulated in Carthage and Center townships requests the county purchase the Carthage Knightstown turnpike to Carthage and to South Central home. The road owner asks 3500 dollars, and may sell for less after a bridge fire. Lost black silk mitten between Glen Rawls and R H Hill corner returns to Mrs Ed Adkins.
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