Oysters and Christmas News From Rushville
Fresh oysters at Kennedy's and Brice's Old Home stead bread featured as local notices. Christmas visits, dinners, and social events fill the Rushville scene with references to Woodruff, Hill, Nixon, and other families. Estate matters for Theodore Morris’ heirs surface as cash distributions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Offut
Arlington
Theodore Morris
Morris
Rushville Evening Star
Kennedy's restaurant ad and local notices
A collage of items and notices from Kennedy's restaurant and area residents. Mentions news contacts, visits to relatives, illnesses, holiday greetings, sales and auctions, moves, shopping, and upcoming events with multiple local names and places. Includes plans for Christmas items, publications, and a death notice for Dr. A. S. Hall.
Prize Draw At Cash Store During Christmas Day
Indianapol is Journal reports a Christmas day prize draw at a cash store with about $50 in useful articles given by Mr Newsom. A seven course ten o clock dinner at Fol som's on Christmas night is noted with guests including Id N Dhil Walter Hill J E Campbell Sam McCarty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsom
Folsom
Id N. Dhil
Walter B. Hill
J. E. Campbell
Sam McCarty
Drs. Sipe and Cregor
Chas. D. Newlin
W. H. Sharer
Ed Fleehart
C. S. Hill
Livery Barn Sold to Knightstown Man in Carthage
Hill Brothers sold their livery barn to Claude Gourly of Knightstown who will start a new operation in Carthage with a fine outfit. He brings experience and expects strong local patronage. Joseph Overman of Indianapolis recently visited Edwin Gates.
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Wisconsin
Joseph Overman
Indianapolis
Edwin Gates
Board Grants Half Rates for January Collections
On account of gas shortages in December the board of directors approves half rates for January collections to ease financial strain and maintain operations. The move reflects utility pressures and aims to sustain services during winter demand.
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Board of Directors
An Old Fashioned Christmas at Bundy Home
Mr and Mrs Wm Bundy hosted an old fashioned Christmas on December 25 at their East Street home. The event featured a large tree with 150 plus presents from multiple donors and a Friends church program with Christmas pageantry and songs. Over 18 000 tickets were issued for a prize distribution while 100 prizes were awarded fairly. a 1902 sale advertised free gifts with purchases and a promise of steady, honest goods.
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Wm. Bundy
Bundy
East Street
Mary
Hattie Berry
Detroit
Walker
Buffalo
A. Rogers
Canada
Rogers Bros
Haviland
Axeminster
Old Ladies Capsetts Welcome Santa Claus
Sam L Newsom Nellie Parish and Nellie Lineback play characters who finish with a festive disco joining in a welcome to Santa Claus. The audience praised the capsetts for their performance and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Parish
Nellie Lineback
Santa Claus
Bundy Ball Family Dinner Ends With Peaceful Christmas Cheer
A large family gathering at a Bundy Ball home features multiple generations sharing a bountiful dining room feast. Infants sleep amid mirth while older children perform a simple program, marking a season of peace and goodwill for Mr. and Mrs. Bundy and their relatives Roy Zella and others.
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Bundy
Luther Bundy
Byron Ball
William Bundy
Miss Rogers
Headache remedy praised by Mrs Webster at Winnie Virginia
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports Dr King’s New Life Pills cured her two year struggle with sick headaches. The ad touts relief for headache constipation and biliousness. It also mentions J H McCarty Son’s drugstore and guests Walter Henley and Ben Bartelle with Ed J Dunn.
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Mra
Walter Henley
Pittsburg
Ben Bartelle
Richmond
Ed J. Dunn
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