20 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
1
The public is thanked for past patronage to Wooten and Hill and informed that the new firm, R H Hill & Co, will continue supplying dry goods at the lowest prices. They solicit trade from Carthage and nearby areas.
A scaffold cave in on the second story of A O Hills new business rooms last Saturday caused Butler Hill and Henry Smith to fall fifteen feet. Mr Smith escaped with no serious injuries, while Mr Hill suffered three broken ribs and possible internal injuries. He endured nausea and abdominal pain but is now improving. Hill, a respected citizen, is deeply mourned by friends.
Miss Alberta Bishop died at her Walnut street home last Saturday evening after a three year illness. Funeral from the home Sunday at p.m. with Rev. Alpheus Trueblood officiating and Rev. T. J. Anthony assisting. Interment Riverside cemetery. Neighbors recall a bright, intellectual girl amid sorrow.
The dry goods business Woeter and Hill dissolves by mutual consent. Mr Woeten retires and the business continues as R H Hill and Co. All debts and credits to be settled by Samuel B Hill and Rowland H Hill. The partners thank customers for past patronage.
For pumps and pump repairing see Chas Butler. The Furnas ice cream at the Star Restaurant.
Of Por California, Miss Lacy Talbert who has been in declining health for some time left here Tuesday for Amboy Ind to join her cousin Mrs Will Lamb and proceeded to Chicago where they took one of the northern routes for San Francisco where Miss Lacy will remain for a few days rest Her destination is Ontario Cal where the climate is noted for its healthfulness Mrs Sylvanus Talbert, her mother, accompanied her to Amboy. Troasack of the New Ladie's Delight Flour.
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