27 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
1
Gas company notice explains restrictions on changing extending or altering any gas service or attachments without written permission from the supplier. Violations carry a fine from five to one hundred dollars and prosecution. Gas company CARTUACHE Natura.
Mr William S Crane of California Maryland suffered years with rheumatism and sought relief. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm and achieved complete restoration. Sold by J H McCarty and Son.
Mrs Worth sells a fine corn lot to John Leisure Sr at 40c per bit. Phael Linville slaughtered four hogs last Tuesday, estimated 450 lbs each. Charley Murphy moves to a new house after old one burned. Farmers receive Mutual Insurance postal cards. Sunday the 15th marked T B Gary’s 70th birthday. Mrs Sally Ball seeking corn buyers with 800 bushels at 300 dollars. Miss Lillian Love leaves Posey school for health care in Florida and a teaching post in Alabama.
Westland residents report LaGrippe concerns and closing meeting series. Levi T. Pennington returns from Michigan due to his mother's illness. Myrtle Boblett visits Greenfield. Prof. Walter T. Orr leads a thriving local school. High School seniors prepare Commencement themes. Purdue courses are pursued by Arthur Binford Orlando Cook and Harry Walter Bentley. Farmers attend Greenfield Institute and plan Carthage session. Adah Pusey visits F M Binford family before returning to Rushville.
Bargain sale offered for a cottage residence in Rose Hill addition. Contact S. L. Newsom and James Harry for details. Farmers Institute convenes at Rushville today and tomorrow, with sessions on the 27th and 28th at this location.
Rushville and surrounding towns report on a new steel bridge over Blue River with three spans totaling about 20 000 pounds per span. The Big Four plans larger freight engines on the division, prompting more bridges including one over Fall Creek at Anderson. Attendees urged to join the Farmer’s Institute sessions and support the town’s institute speakers. Local social notes include visits, illnesses, and community events with frequent mentions of Rushville, Knightstown, Charlottesville, Greenfield, Indianapolis, and Alhambra Knightstown.
Carthage receives word of a larger scale horse show with prizes for best colts from last year entries. Owners should prepare their colts for parade and entrants are urged to contact R. H. Hill in Carthage for details. Charlottesville may host a spring horse show as well.
Friends in Lima Ohio note the recovery of G H Hansan engineer L E and W A RR from threatened kidney disease. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure and recommends it to railway workers. Sold by J H McCarty & Son. Good workers secured for the Farmer's meeting January 27 and 28.
J N Taylor has been on the sick list for a few days. Harvey Catt and family visited Henry Haywoods, while Flora Hunt has been quite sick at J W Hills. Farmers are putting up ice for summer. Alva Swain of Little Blue preached here last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oucat Parker were in Indianapolis at the start of the week.
Trene Wooten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. K. Wooten, celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon with twenty young friends. While Irene visited a neighbor, the girls gathered for a doll party upon her return. Candles symbolized each year as guests served angel food cake, cream, salt peanuts, and refreshments. Irene received many pretty presents and warm wishes from her little guests.
Flay Lacy and Miss Clara Met tel were quietly married last Sunday in Laurel. The bride hails from Fay ette county, wealthy and well known, and the couple plan to live near Carthage after visiting New Castle and Laurel with the bride’s family.
Greatly in demand medicine meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser. Dr King’s New Life Pills are described as just what you need to cure stomach indigestion and related troubles. Available at McClain's drug store for 25 cents with a guaranteed quality.
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