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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
4
Local notes report prices on seeds and table potatoes at Henley’s while townsfolk make short trips to Indianapolis and Rushville. Miss Eva Johnson returns from the city with new millinery. Edwin Bundy attends law school in Indianapolis. Gurney Winslow visits from Rushville as taxes draw exodus to Rushville.
Ruby attends Friends church Sunday evening. Mrs Zion remains in poor health. News on Krives Old Homestead at Kennedy's and updates from Westland, Center township, and Center. Coffin family health concerns surface amid town visits. The Record family expands with O J Reddick joining. Ed Adkins oversees first well drilling at Jonesboro. Stella quartet and Miss Stella's music college visit. Alva Newsom and Frank Reddick report 600 tree sugar orchard and 60 barrel Sunday run. I O O F Carthage plans 35th anniversary March 22 with baskets. Purdue contingent returns from Gen Harrison's obsequies. Eyedropping warnings on telephone lines lead to court fine. Local business advice grows amid a bustling modern age. Mrs Susan McGaughey White dies at 79 in southwest town. burial at Franklin. Rev Anderson departs after ten new church members. Gurney Foust sells property near Shirley, seeking new opportunities. Winona Newsom trims hats for Griffith Bros. Nina Newsom visits Anderson. Home band leads Harrison procession to State House. Dog tax details outlined. Weather phrases slip from Sunday to Thursday. Daisy Price returns from Indianapolis after visit with Mrs Cveruan.
The Barlam Quartette was refused permission to leave the college for an engagement. Prof amirs and Aeeeblood and the committee Here. a missionary in India for twenty five years will lecture at Franklin church Saturday evening March 23. Evry wdy invited to attend. Miss Seely of Indianapolis is with Miss Johnson during the season. Mrs Jos. Overman has been in poor health. John Wallace recently guest of Mary Wickersham returned to duties in New York City. Miss Mabel Johnson is home from DePauw for a visit. Frank Weingart Kendallville guest of Lew is Weingart. Rowland Hill went to Richmond yesterday. Fred Nixon formerly practicing dentistry in New Castle, accepted a position on the New York Tribune. Series of meetings at the Wesleyan church this week. Miss Sarah Newby home from Earlham. C. L. Nesbitt Pennsylvania Lines agent in Carthage Tuesday. Nesbitt, a railway hustler, says what is worth having is worth striving for. Pan American Buffalo line Akron Route via Columbus, Akron and Erie railroad to open May 5 for passenger traffic. Dr E B Muller Fountain Town reports a local family soliciting alms. a dying fear led to discovery of $300 buried near a fence. Hancock: Lemocrat.
Miss Naomi Binford youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Binford of Blueriver township married Edgar Kelsey in Oregon last Thursday. The couple were Earlham classmates, class of 1900. Wilson H White moved from Rush County to Eli jah Barrett's farm in Jackson township near Cleveland after a trip to Greenfield.
Several farmers sow clover seed and families attend prayer meetings at Manila and nearby towns. Reports mention infant pneumonia cases, visits between Wicker, Pitts, and Allen families, and revival services at Manila Christian church this week. Local households share meals, buys and sales, and medical updates.
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