BELOW SHIVELEY S DR BOWEN CALLED TO SEE JENNIE TODD
Dr. Bowen visited Jennie Todd after last week’s storm damaged fencing. Several social visits are noted among local families including Gilson, Todd, Kirkpatrick and Bitner. Congratulations to Bert Dalrymple and Lulu Huderson on their marriage. Abe Martin comments on Rushville politics and the postmaster race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bowen
Occident
Jennie Todd
Cora Rhodes
John S. Herkless
al Reeves
Henry Davis
Spiceland
John B. Gilson
Samuel D. Kirkpatrick
William B. Gilson
J. D. Todd
Carroll Williams
Greeley Ewing
Charles Foust
Edmond
Posey Township
Jacob Todd
William Kirkpatrick
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Russell
Roy Bitner
Laura Avery
Eck
Marion County
Fred McManus
Lafe
Bert Dalrymple
Lulu Huderson
Abe Martin
Indianapolis News
Rushville
Captain McFarland
Rush County
Dunreith Local News Highlights
Ruby Saul remains on the sick list along with Mrs. Eva Hayes and William Marks. Charley Glidwell and wife welcomed a boy Wednesday night. Elmer Kiser and wife hosted dinner last Sunday. Charley Butler of Straughn attended church. Ida Parker preached at Friends church, and Allen Jay delivered a strong sermon. William Parton visited town. locals attended Ogden church. Albert Williams learned his mother near Centerville is ill with facial cancer. James Lee suffered a bad injury returning home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Saul
Eva Hayes
William Marks
Charley Glidwell
Elmer Kiser
Charley Butler
Straughns
Ida Parker
Friends Church
Allen Jay
William Parton
Ogden
Albert Williams
Centerville
James Lee
T. B. Henley
Indianapolis
Micajah Jessup
Florence Henley
Greenfield
Mary Clark
W. H. Sharer
Frank Tweedy
J. A. Sipe
Rushville
Charles Butler
D. C. Benjamin
Frank McCullum
John Beeson
Capital City
Union Depot
Columbia Hall
Lula Hill
J. B. Hill
Howard Henley
Bank of Carthage
The
Christian Church
Blaine Addison
Frank Jessup
Knightstown
Mary Ant Hill
Amy Smith
Manilla
Headlee
Elizabeth Jackson
Katie Gates
Carthage
Columbus
Ind
Knightstown incident described with wagon and ground fall
E. Y. Leas of Centerville was visiting friends in Knightstown on Sunday when a wagon upset and threw him to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
E. Y. Leas
Centerville
Local Notes From Farmers Station Activities
Misses Maude and Emma Moore visited Miss Della Whitton on Monday. Earnestine Earnest is threatened with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitton visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Miles Sunday. Ben Turner and son Raymond visited R. S. Whitton and wife Friday. George Ewing and daughter visited Orville Stewart Sunday. The W L C enjoyed a program at Mrs. Alma Henley’s home Monday with papers on Lewis and Clark by Lizzie B. Stone and on The Exhibition by Alma S. Henley, who shared souvenirs. Henley’s talk pleased guests and included candy. The W L C will meet two weeks later with Mrs. Caroline Righter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitton
Ernie Miles
Ben Turner
Raymond
R. S. Whitton
George Ewing
Orville Stewart and
W. L.C
Alma S. Henley
Lizzie B. Stone
W.L.C
Caroline Righter
Knightstown Local Ringing With Visits and Events
Local notes show L R Wooten in Knightstown and Mrs Forrest Kennedy visiting Knights town, with many residents and visitors from Indianapolis Rushville and Indianapolis area. Bakery ad, social calls, church revival planned by George W Willis at Friends church February 4, and hospital operation update at St Vincent's with improving patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Kennedy
Knightstown
Aaron Coffin
Indianapolis
Oma Miner
Muncie
O. F. Bowman
George W. Willis
Friends’ Church
Milton Herkless
Ed Buscher
Thomas Hays
Fire destroys three business houses and a dwelling on Main Street
A Monday night fire consumed three business buildings and a residence on Main and First streets. Dr. Bufkin alerted the town, aiding early evacuation of the Gardner livery barn and nearby properties. The Carthage Record office burned. the wind fanned flames toward the northeast, with water shortages and volunteer help preventing further spread. Losses totaled about $2,200 for the Record, plus other insured and uninsured damages across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed N. Hill
Bufkin
A. O. Hill
Carthage Record
Morton Barber
Carthage
B. F. Stinger
Charlottesville
Edison Phonograph and
Bell Phone
Carthage Telephone Company
Farmers’ Company
Gas Company
A. W. Newsom
H. E. Stager
Unheard of sale on high grade watches and clocks
Having on hands a small amount of high grade goods that are too expensive for my trade I sell them at unheard of low prices below cost Gent's Watch 27 jewel movement 20 year guaranteed case worth 35.00 for 17.50 Ladies' size 20 year case worth 25.00 for 12.50 Fine black Mantle Clocks worth 10.00 for 3.98 Big reduction on Stick Pins Brooches Cuff Buttons etc
Dr J Henry Smith Stops By For Free Eye Exams
Dr J Henry Smith will be at the client’s home on Wednesday January 31 offering free eye examinations for those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Smith
Local Record Office to Open in Phelps Bakery
The Record will establish headquarters in Phelps' bakery, first door north of the bank. Printing will occur at the Banner office in Knightstown, Indiana, over the next few weeks as preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps’ Bakery
Bank
Banner Office
Knightstown
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henley’s Grocery
Chase & Sanborn
Henley
R. H. Hill
Shiveley’s
Dunreith
Farmers’ Station
Misses Maude
Emma Moore
Della Whitton
Miss Earnestine Earnest
Landon Frost
Daisy Tweedy
L. R. Wooten
James Gillispie
Helen Gause
James Sharer
Friends
Orrest Parrish
Aew
Elsie Wall
Elmer Nay
Grace Porter
James Capfield
Harry Stager
Henry
Harry Young
Elwood
Theodore Moore
Jessie Duncan
Frank Overman
Julian
J. H. ‘Ball
M. D. Binford
Levi Binford
van Hood
Florence Catt
Walter Haworth
W. Brooks
Casey, Ill
Naomi
Ruth Williams
Phelp’s
Florence Hunt
Main Street
Carthage Record Office
Levi P. Binford
Farmers’ Institute
H. H. Henley
E. J. Nay
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