28 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
1
White India linen waists with tucks in serling and all over goods priced at 1.00 to 1.25. Mercerized gingham waists at 1.50. Fine madras gingham lawn dimity and percale waists sizes 32 to 44 priced 0.50 to 1.50. Big line of best fitting wrappers sizes 52 to 44 priced 0.75 to 1.50. Featherbone Corsets corset waists and girdles also offered.
Community notes show plans for Carthage events on July 4th and local shopping updates. Mentions new croquet sets at Kirkwood, fireworks and smoked glasses at Carthage Drug Store, fresh candies from Kennedy’s, and wine harvests. Residents Riley Small and Walter B. Hill visited town. Olive Hunnicutt ill. John Wallace Jr. from New York visited family.
A new gas company has been organized at Morristown to ensure service if the Rushville company leaves the county. Mrs L R Wooten seeks ear treatments in Indianapolis for hearing loss, with a specialist confident of a permanent cure. A series of last week storms ended Saturday with a grand electrical display and heavy thunder. Judge Will Henley and Will and Sam Williams attended Mrs Hannah Henley’s 68th birthday dinner, with all Henley children present. Rev T B Gary held a ministers dinner at his home with Revs M B Hyde A N Marlatt and spouses, Allen and spouses from Arlington, and D C Benjamin of Carthage. W P Binford awarded a building contract to J F Tweedy. construction starts on a seven-room, single-story cottage on a rising ten-acre plot east of the railroad.
Miss Stella Gause appeared at two recitals this week presented by the Conservatory of Music pupils at Plymouth Church in Indianapolis. The item notes a promotion for home patronage and a furniture ad from Kirkwood. Mrs R M Sutermeister and Master Arther Denham of La Porte visit Mrs Sutermeister's daughter Mrs R L Hill. A Kirkwood picture priced at 59 cents from $1.25.
Brices Old Homestead at Kennedy’s hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Hackleman and family of Rushville as guests, with Hackleman party staying through Wednesday. Elsewhere Kirkwood’s promotes new screens while Mill street shows cleared debris and plans for a Hill block foundation. Ed Dunn begins a two story business block on the east half of his former lot.
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