Farmers Station News Highlights Local Life
Farmers Station notes report Wm Leisure butchered Friday and Henry Leisure and Henry Earnest delivered 650 bushels of wheat. Lan Frost bought a cow from John Tice. May Plumer, Nelson White’s granddaughter, in poor health with appendicitis. Carthage visits by Ora Uittle, Alice Whitton, and George Ewine family. Wm Whitton and John Glen visited R Whitton. Albert Earnest’s family looked at an American bird. Chas Leisure and wife attended a turkey dinner at Tom Newhouse’s Arlington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Plumer
Nelson White
Ora Uittle
C. S. Whitton
Carthage
Enry Leisure
Henry Earnest
Chas. Leiure
Tom Newhouse
Arlington
Chas
Leisure
Maggie-Ewing
Wm Whitton
John Glen
Jefferson County
R. &. Whitton
Albert Eanest
John Newsom
Albert Storie
John Reine
Jeffrson County
Westland Community Notices and Moves
Westland and nearby towns feature moves and trades. James Wilburt relocates to Morristown while Walter Miller and wife spent Sunday in Shelbyville. Edward Bennett of Freeport visited his Westland farm Monday. M C Butler sold a load of white corn in Greenfield Tuesday. Haze Kemper plans a move to Anderson. William Krissman leaves Westland for Kansas due to ill health. Two young horses transfer from M W Miller to Lem Hinton for 200. M W Miller advertises erm and bay stock for sale. Rev Franck Edwards will teach blacksmithing at Plainfield Reform School after ministry. Mrs Penelope Stanley and Loriie Brooks visit Ethel near Westland on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Shelbyville
Edward Bennett
Freeport
Westland
M. C. Butler
Greenfield
Haze Kemper
Anderson
William Krissman
Kansas
M. W. Miller
Lem Hinton
M.W. Miller
Gale
Franck Edwards
Plainfield Reform School
School Notes Report Inquiries And Events At Walnut Ridge
Mies Carrie McManus visited the school on Tuesday. Football boys had their photos taken by Mr Lineback. Henry Hinshaw and Thomas Smith were visitors Monday afternoon. Township teachers held a successful institute at Walnut Ridge last Saturday. The State Teachers Association meets in Indianapolis December 29 to 31 with Prof Vincent of Chicago University delivering the annual address December 30. Mr Lanning split pupils into two current events sections, Tuesday and Thursday mornings, yielding good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Carrie McManus
Lineback
Henry Hinshaw
Thomas Smith
Walnut Ridge
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Vincent
Chicago University
Lanning
Charlo tt esville Social Roundup Hearsay and Visits
Thursday to Indianapolis trips by Miss Grace Lane Edith and Hettie Hunt and Doris Roland mark a weekend of visits. George Benjamin visited Straugtins relatives. William Phelps of Carthage dined with Al Hill. Local church events plan a Christmas market on 19th. oysters and lunch served at I C O F hall. Several residents attend entertainments, moral meetings, and family gatherings across Indianapolis, Stranghns, Westland, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benjamin
Straugtins
William Phelps
Carthage
al. Hill
Clara Carter
Stranghns
Effie
Ida Hill
Vina Lane
Doris Roland
Westland
Nellie Wright
Indianapolis
Beenie Grace Lane
Funday
Grim Reaper Visits Community in Fatal Family Tragedies
A series of local deaths and a fatal school accident mark a grim week. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Philipp Sattler died yesterday. Twelve year old Miss Moore died after a chair caused a fall leading to cerebral spinal meningitis. Thomas Newby elderly near Fairmount died of rheumatism of the heart. Coroner's inquest found aneurysm of the aorta in Mrs. Mary Salesberry, found dead in bed Wednesday. Funeral arrangements at Arlington and Duck Creek Cemetery. widespread mourning across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moore
Riverside
Miss Moore
Arlington
Thomas Newby
Fairmount
Life Home
Duck Creek Cemetery
W. P. Newsom
Walter
Jesse
Frank
Enos Slenley
Ida
Otto
Cleveland, O
Alton
Mary Salesberry
Green
Coleman
Rushville
Sipe
Elizabeth Saalisbury
Market St
Good dry wood telephone orders to No 11 bed line
The note directs customers to place orders by telephone at extension 11 for bed line items described as good dry wood. It reads as a brief classified style instruction likely from a newspaper help wanted or ad section. The text emphasizes telephone ordering and a specific line number for bed line products.
Footwear stock cleared and fresh remnant sale begins
Local shop announces clearance of rubber footwear and restocked varieties. Six varieties of mice furs remain from a large stock, offered at remnant prices.
Silk Plush Capes and Accessories Sale
Five elegant capes 27 to 30 inches long offered at big discounts. Regular prices from 7.50 to 12.50 slashed nearly in half. Visit Cailia to view Christmas displays of handkerchiefs opera shawls chain purses fancy socks neckwear suspenders toilet sets manicure sets and work boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cailia
Warm lined footwear and coats in rich bargain sale
Our warm lined shoes for men and women receive praise from many wearers. Our stock of overcoats is considerably broken and you are invited to a feast of rich bargains. We want to sell and you want to buy.
Fancy Lithographed Embroidered Pillow Tops Ads
See our lithographed pillow tops in multiple embroidery styles and shades. Shop Art Embroidery floss and filo floss to complete projects with a heritage craft feel.
Premium Ticket Holders Given Rugs and Goods Free
The note says hundreds of Rugs, Rocking Chairs, Carpet Sweepers, 1847 Silverware, China Plates, Lace Curtains and Cut Glass were given to premium ticket holders with more to come, encouraging others to secure their tickets to receive items.
L Newsom Appeals for Local News Tips
In a reflective plea the paper asks readers to contribute local news tips and personal items. The editor explains how tips arrive, the need for outside help, and the balance between uncovering stories and respecting privacy. Readers are urged to write a Phona with any information they recall.
Lost 600 Page Contractors Plan Book Between Carthage and Walnut Ridge
A 600 page Contractors house plan book was lost on Saturday December 5 between Carthage and Walnut Ridge. Finder is asked to return it to the office or to the home of J. Frank Tweedy on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Walnut Ridge
J. Frank Tweedy
Walnut St
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William Porter
L. W. Forbes
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Cicero Llardin
Will Niles
Bert Carrel
Vina Carrolle
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T. E. Niles
Fred Niles
Fiossie
Charley Niles
Virgil Niles
Nathaniel Case
Mortis Town
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