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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
1
Subscriptions received by the Recorp agency. If any are unheard from, notify them. Knowles Beckner applies for a liquor license in Arlington, with petitions urged as a warning. W. H. Sharer’s Hardware Store features the Rearee Sulky plows and the Refiaree breaking plows promised lighter than walking plows.
Brices bread at Kennedy's. Oliver Righter has the grip. Rebecca J. Hill is seriously ill. Mrs Elli Newsom has the grip. One more week of the legislature. Tap sugar trees. John Pettiford in Rushville last week. Mrs Jesse Winslow sick. Sam McCarty in Andersen Saturday. Grace Petrs home from Indianapolis. Orville Greene's family down with the grip. Meager ice crop forecast. Thos W Henry under doctor’s care. Marlett returns from Jeffersonville. Zenas Bundy recovering from grip. Ed Ruby's baby ill with whooping cough. Born to Clifford Cross, Feb 22, a son. Hannah Posey Sunday in Knightstown. Born to Elmer Walker, Feb 25, a girl. Sandy Hill home from Fairmount for sickness. Mrs Pitts ill with stomach trouble. Grace Nixon visiting parents in Home. Greenfield Republican moves Clark Gause to Greenfield. Buy carpets, rugs, curtains from R H Hill & Co. M M Binford sinking under second grip. Ed Adkins in Jonesboro to take charge. Mrs Stephens of Muncie visiting aunt Libbie J Hill. Home grown sweet pea seeds at Lovett's. Theda Eldridge Sunday with parents in Knights Town.
Old son shows meningitis symptoms while John Bentley in poor health and bread priced at Kennedy's. Prof Cyrus Coffin was home over Sunday with Mrs E T Coffin improving. Linnae Henley trims hats in Indianapolis for Griffith Bros. Mrs Enos Henley visits near Strawns with daughter. Edwin Bundy home from Indianapolis for Washington's Birthday to study law. Bro Hawthorn of Anderson to preach at the Christian church Saturday night. Large sale of new seeds at Lovetindionale. Lost painted oval china shirt waist button. finder to Recorm office. Mr and Mrs Liggitt of Frankton guests of Mr and Mrs J E B Campbell over Sunday. Seniors entertained at Mins Knima Wilite’s home this evening. Miss Avina convalescent and cooking interest. Clarkson Parker and John L. Walnolt mentioned. Furniture ad for Kirkwood. Nicholson law amendment defeated. remonstrance against saloon good for 6 months. Governor vetoed Joss railroad bill. George Coffin, an old honored citizen, dies at Walnut Forge. father of Aaron Coffin. Thanks expressed for sympathy after mother’s sickness and death. J F Evans. OSam. C White will move to
A local retailer promotes spring clothing for children and men including knee pant suits with vests and tailored ladies outfits. highlights a skein warp sea island cotton at 18 to 20 cents per pound, low priced corset, gloves, rag carpet, and satin belts with ribbons, touting no fit no pay and early buying discounts.
Lost keys in the vicinity. Finder returns to Will H. Sharer. Oliver Overman visited his children Mrs Frank Overman and Mrs Jennie Henley Saturday. Representative Will M. Sparks, long lauded for voting right on every bill, set a notable record. W. Stephens offers an 1847 Rogers make silver berry spoon and cream saddle as prizes for best sentence. O Nixon burned minorly while trying to start a stove fire. loss of mustache noted. Main north pipe line found pulled apart. 18 to 20 miles of line complicate maintenance in cold weather. Chas H Gear of Hill & Gear enhances business rooms with latticework and arches. printing services offered from calling cards to posters.
The record office has been relocated one door north of the bank and undergone a near complete refit. It now features a new cylinder press, a new job press, fresh body type, new job type, updated ornaments and borders, and a large supply of wood type.
A display and exhibit of Schnell and Co Phenix canned goods will be at Henley's grocery on Thursday Friday and Saturday March 7 8 and 9 A competent lady demonstrator will serve patrons and friends with samples All are invited
W J Moore cites Elwood Scott in charge of evangelistic work with meetings at St Vincent and Heathcote. Heathcote report praises Scott's plain practical exposition of the tenth. Knightstown director Kirkpatrick says the Greenfield traction line is assured, work set from Knightstown end, April 1 to August 1, construction due to competing railroads. A local reader urges early pruning of grapes and swallow habitat to curb pests, inviting inquiries for insect control.
Hon James E Watson presses for the appointment of Charles A Frazee of this city as clerk to the Naval Commandant at San.
In Juan, Porto Rico, Mr Frazee’s appointment chances look bright. Mrs Phebe Conaway is appointed administratrix of Harriet Conaway’s estate. The partition shows personal estate around 650 dollars. Bond set at 1400 dollars and approved. Republican.
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