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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
4
Miss Oswald confronts Ted about Nell and the gossip surrounding her, while Bessie and Frank navigate whom Nell should marry. Ted defends his actions, pledging love and explaining his motives as he asks for forgiveness for past misunderstandings.
An aged readers advice piece notes men eighty-five and ninety can stay healthy with careful diet and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by M. A. McClain.
The Bunty home hosted a Christmas gathering Monday with 24 attendees including the Binford Bundy Ball and Minor households. A four course dinner followed by games and gifts marked the day, praised as a happy reunion. The Stevens Comedy Co plans a week at the Opera House starting January 1 with J. F. Brennan arranging, featuring Human Hearts and Thelma among other shows. prices 1 and 20 cents, ladies free Monday with paid seat.
Sarah A Bell daughter of James and Elizabeth Goins born September 10 1883 in Moore County North Carolina. She moved to Indiana married Henry Bell in April 1905 departed December 23 1905 at age 22 years 3 months 13 days. She joined Free Will Baptists at age one taught in Sunday School and cared for others. Survived by husband her father one sister and many friends. A precious one from us is gone.
Thomas Miller born 1812 in Pennsylvania Quaker stock became a Friends minister for over six decades. He served as Indian agent under Grant, moved 700 Indians 300 miles south to the Territory in 1868, and supported education with gifts totaling about 9000 to Earlham, Penn, and Wilmington College. He traveled 1700 miles at age 90 and had given away about 30000 in his lifetime. He lives west of Carthage with granddaughter Mrs Leslie Hare Binford, former Mexican missionary.
Mr Stager carries a bullseye gold watch in a double case said to be among the oldest in the region. Brought from Ireland by O Bil, Gwynne, and paid for at Hill's Hotel nine years ago by the Guyane estate administrator, it came with a box of old relatives. Trade value set at $3.50 cost. repairs dated 1814, 1860s, and 1863 in Dublin Strabane Londonderry Ireland. The watch is estimated at 100 to 120 years old and remains in good timekeeping and high esteem by its owner.
In Knightstown a fire alarm during a Soldiers' Orphans' Home event caused candles on a Christmas tree to ignite tinsel and cotton. The flames were contained once the cotton burned away, and pupils exited in orderly lines under Miss May Campbell's guidance. No injuries reported.
Mr and Mrs Clark were married at the bride’s parents home with about thirty guests present. The ceremony occurred in the Main Street Christian church area with evergreen arches and a wedding bell overhead. Harold Miller was ring bearer and Nettie Clark served as card-girl while Lillian Fleebart Grace McDaniel and Katherine Perry helped with refreshments. The couple, well known in social life, will post marriage at home on Rush Street with happy wishes from friends and relatives.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Carthage will be held at the banking house in Carthage Indiana on Tuesday January 9 1966 to elect five directors to serve the ensuing year. Cashier Con D Newurs presides.
Notice to all patrons of Carthage Natural Gas Co that after January 1 1906 no bills less than 1 per month for May June July August and September are to be rendered.
In Connersville a young woman Miss Thompson of Ushville escaped a Big Four freight at the Fourth Street crossing when Officer Garret Gray pulled her away just before a coal car struck the track. The near-miss left her frightened and grateful for Gray's promptness. she is the daughter of Mrs Kate Thompson, nee Hill.
The Silers marked their first anniversary with a festive home gathering on Walnut Street. Guests shared Merry Christmas wishes, a three course dinner, and exchanged gifts. Attendees included Kirkwood Ball Dr F W Cregor Wykoff Whitely Esther John Siler Alsman Edwin Aleman W S Smith Arlington Henry Siler Anderson Grace Reddick Aurelia Steele Marley Ball Relph Luther DuBois and others. Regrets from Peter Siler of Alexandria.
An old rural notice urges quick use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup in children. It cites a Texas reader Mr M F Compton of Market and claims prompt relief in severe cases. Product sold by M A McClain.
Mr J Egleston of Maple Kanding Iowa notes weeks of severe winter colds turned to grip with aches in knees joints muscles a stepping head. He says Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cleared the grip by promoting bowel liver and kidney action. Easy purchase through M A McClein.
Sunday sermon at A. M. E. Church by Mrs. Jackson. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Emily Newsom of Rushville, Albert Hill of Indianapolis, Randall Hill of Rushville, Mrs. Ade Shively of Indianapolis, Charley Archey and family of Greensboro, Jennie Terry hosting Mirr Goldie Watkins, Howard Newsom of Rushville, Luther Watkins and Randall Hill visiting Richmond, Wyche Watkins of Rushville at social, Miss Lucinda Stewart of Irvington visiting Beech mother, Miss Louisa Watkins of Terre Haute visiting Beech relatives, Louise Pittsford and Clarence of Anderson visiting, Mr. McFarlain noted in vicinity.
Millions rush from one extreme of faddism to another seeking quick cure for liver and stomach trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills promise prompt relief if buyers eat “god food” and keep bowels regular. McClain’s Drug Store guarantees the product.
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