14 Jun 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
A stormy week brings sun and sales as Carthage merchants tout new goods at Kirkwood and Kennedy. Local residents dine, travel, and attend recitals while reports note fresh harvest oils, a Deering mower, and a growing push for a merchants club to attract industry.
Palm leaf and Japanese feather fans join silk fans priced up to 1.50. New York camlet pants and canvas shoes range from 49 cents to 1.50. Carpets and rugs are offered at out of season rates as we push a very desirable trade environment now.
Florence Henley and Miss Elizabeth Wilson attend ceremonies while Miss Wilson returns via New Castle for her wedding to Thomas Raeburn White of Philadelphia. Mrs Rowland Hill and Wim P Henley along with ex-county superintendent Wilson’s family are linked to Henry County events and notable social circles. Thomas R White, now a lawyer, and Roy White, formerly in Henry County, are mentioned. The Carthage trip relates to July 4th plans.
Sam L Newsom advertises India Linens at 43c yd with multiple grades and a wide range of wash goods priced to attract buyers, promising substantial savings in a cash-store sale.
In these hot days shoppers can quick change with our shirt waists priced from 25 cents to 2.50, offering notable value for the quality.
Advertisement lists a fine line of neglige shirts in latest stripes at 48c. Madras shirts warranted not to fade at 50c 85c 95c and 1.00. Also work shirts priced at 25c and 48c.
Meet m2 at Carthage July Sth by Rev. Alpheus Trueblood at his residence Monday. Mr Frank Manson and Miss Lucile Cox wed, receiving well wishes from Tur Record and friends. Children Day at Friends church Sunday 7:30 PM features musical program with Part 1 classes one to six and Part 2 Chorus class. Thressa Bundy to close with a solo. Rev R A Halverstead and wife of Lyons Station visited Prof and Mrs Scholl midweek. Miss Eula White attended Earlham College commencement midweek.
The second in a series of Children's Day programs at the Methodist church drew a full audience. Floral decorations impressed with tact and taste as songs and recitations delighted, especially the Bob White song by boys and a ten ladies descriptive parable of the ten virgins.
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