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Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1896

Page

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Local notes from Arlington and nearby towns

Arlington reports Jesse Fox ill with pneumonia. Hutchenson and Son open a flour exchange. J C Stanley adds a shed frontage to his store. John Conaway E 8 Junken and Noah Souder visit Indianapolis. Idle saw mill resumed operations this Wednesday. R B Henley travels from Carthage to Connersville for a convention. Mrs A G Smith travels to New Palestine for George Leadman’s death. Rev Riley preaches to a crowded Christian church. Will return on the second Saturday and Sunday in April. Henry Beckner visits Greenfield. he and Arthur Layce run a small broom factory. both are blind. Dug Beckner of Greenfield solicits for Lombard Building and Loan Association. success reported.

New Palestine George Leadman Rev. Riley Christian Church Henry Beckner Greenfield Henry Arthur Layce Dug” Beckner Lombard Building and Loan Association of Indianapolis Bere. Shields Greenup D. of R I. GO. C. F. Hall Thomas M. Green Henry County Rushville Calvin B. Jones J. A. Sipe Jackson Township Sanford M. Posten Noble Township O. C. Norris Will B. Hill Amos Hill N.C. Binford Planing Mill Company Wooten & Dennis Boots Miss Mattie Bentley R. E. Henley Hill Bros Hill & Co Wolf & Holt Mary Nichols John B Arvel Herkless E. N. Hill O. P. Overman Ford Stanley Jesse Henley Charlies Hill Benton Henley Ed. Adkins J. H. McCarty Samuel White W. H. Sharer Jesse Siler William Leisure Reuben Henley J. G. Wolf Samuel Gates O. W. Righter Connersville Elmer E. Stoner John W. Ross St. Louis J. C. Kennedy Shelbyville Henry R. Leonard Franklin County E. E. Thompson Union County John S. Colescott Franklin H. Clay Thompson Thompson Rush County Carthage Greensburg

Jerasy cow with calf for sale near Mooresville

A young registered Jerasy cow with her calf offered for sale. Located at Mooresville about 44 miles west of Carthage. Contact Janes Winglow.

Mooresville Carthage Janes Winglow

Local Notes And Notices From Rushville Indiana

Cyrus Coffin returns home from Earlham College. Numerous local residents travel to nearby towns for business and reports on illnesses and recoveries. Community events include a D of R social, revival meetings, and a county nomination convention. A Rushville band plans a Carthage date and local elections loom with treasurer and delegates named.

Mass Convention endorses Young. Watson backed in Rush County

Rush county Republicans met in a mass convention at Rushville. Judge W A Cullen moved to endorse George W Young for Prosecuting Attorney amid debate. A slate of resolutions urged Lincoln era ideals, tariff protection, sound currency, and McKinley for President. They pledged Rush county support for James E Watson for Congress and named the county delegation to the New Castle convention.

W. A. Cullen George W. Young 8Th Judicial Circuit Rush County James M. Felts Lecheae Colles Will Cumback Greensburg Abraham Lincoln Republican Party William McKinley Ins James E. Watson Congress Watson House of Representatives New Castle

Republican Delegates and Nominations in Bush County

The text records assembly actions endorsing James E. Watson for Congress and William J. Henley for Appellate Judge. It details resolution support for state central committee apportionment efforts, authority for Bush County delegates at outside conventions, and lists delegates to congressional and judicial conventions with numerous named individuals.

James E. Watson Congress Republican State Central Committee Bush County William J. Henley Second Appellate Court John A. Sipe Jesse Henley J. W. Bishop George Mercer Lon Hinton E. M. Jones T. A. Jones Charles Alter Lloyd Waggoner C. M. King A. Summerville James M. Felts William Posey F. A. Capp J. H. Spurrier Gates Sexton E. H. Wolf W. A. Cullen W. L. King J. M. Hildreth G. P. McCarty James W. Trowbridge Datus Hollowell Isaac Oliner Wilson S. M. Poston H. &. Carney John Patton W. H. Sharer T. J. Hill R. FE. Henley H. J. Catt M. G. Benjamin A. L. Gary Jacob Stiers Lon and Oliver Harcourt L. B. Miller J. F. Miller Alvan Moore J. H. Vance T. Abercrombie F. G. Hackleman T. J. Humes Claud Camburn Wu. F. Gordon Wmn. Havens, Jr Alva Webb Jasper Stevens C. Werner John A. Widan J. M. Amos J. O. Williams E. E. Hendee Anderson

Farmerton Social Brief Notes

John Reddick is sick and Lan Hayes with wife visit relatives while her father and brother are ill. Rev Blount preached at Hannegan church last Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Lan Hayes' mother was buried last week. Maple syrup season is noted as good. Henry Leisure and wife and George Conaway and wives were visiting George Price on Monday. Lan Hayes and wife visited Mra Hayes' father Monday.

John Reddick Lan Hayes Blount Hannegan Church Henry Leisure George Conaway George Price Mra Hayes

Westland Notes and Local Happenings

Mrs Wmeen ig reported sick in Westland. John Brooks returned to Terre Haute to resume normal studies after visiting his father William Brooks. Herman Harrold and family attended Dr N E Harrold wedding to Rose McCoy in Indianapolis. Harrolds will make Carmel their home. Ela Rule visited Dublin. Leora Jessup to enter Friends academy at Spiceland. Westland Christian Endeavor plans Easter program led by Mrs Frank Binford. Mattie Bentley of Carthage visited her sister Mrs Frank Binford. Jacob Smith builds a cottage on land purchased from Thomas M Smith. Elma Binford returned from Fairmount with Naomi Binford visiting home folks.

Cyrus Coffin Earlhamollege Jared P. Binford Greenfield W. J. Henley Rushville E. J. Dunn Shelbyville Ren. F. Hudelson Center Township F. M. Sparks Ed. Adkins Thomas T. Hill Jerry Howland Charles King Home Folke Walt B. Hill Indianapolis Florence Henley Earlham J.C. Henley Wm. Hopkins Mt. Carmel Thomas Venness Gas City Fat Cox B. F. Hill John Chappel Y. T. Newby Oliver M. Hill Indianapolia Frank Jones Jackson Township Ig. A. Sipe Marshal T. J. Hill Charlottesville Rebekah Lodge William Dill J. D. Dennis Stranzbo’ S Henry County Dennis W.N. Fletcher M. E.church Morristown Emma Spencer Townsend Friends’ Church Robert N. Hinchman Union Township Grace Berryman Crawfordsville Henry M Will Henley Shelby Collins Marion Seetha Lineback Abviile John Brooks Terre Haute William Brooks Herman Harrold N. E. Harrold Rose McCoy Harrold Carmel Ela Rule Dublin Leora Jessup Friends’ Academy Spiceland Westland Christian Endeavor Society Frank Binford Mattie Bentley Carthage Jacob Smith Thomas M. Smith Elma Binford Fairmount Naomi Binford Fairmount Academy

Revival and social notes from Charlottesville area

Blanche Leiter transacted business at Greenfield Monday. Alfred Brown visited his sister M. B. Shultz in Spiceland. Georgie Kinder found night work on the Big Four in New Castle. Nellie E Wood and Gail White may have to postpone their entertainment due to revival work. Revival services at the M. E church are led by John T. Hatfield with Albertson and Morris assisting and may continue through the week. A wedding at Albert White’s home near town saw Francis B. Morris and Alma A. White wed, with Rev. Alfred Brown officiating. Knight Templars of Richmond marked their thirtieth anniversary with a banquet citing Wm. Dudley Foulke and H. R. Mariott on toasts.

Charlottesville Blanche Leiter Greenfield Alfred Brown Spiceland M. B. Shultz Georgie Kinder New Castle Nellie E. Wood Gail White Frankie Kinder Martha J. Hunnicutt Your Town Lee Cooper Willow Branch M. E Alfred Mulholland J. BR. Duty Brightwood John Duty John T. Hatfield Albertson Morris Salvation of Souls Albert White Francis B. Morris Marion Ore Alma A. White Rush Hancock Counties Friends’ Church Richmond Earlham College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bentley Wooten Nellie Wood Christian Endeavor Hill’s Drug Store Town Hall E. T. Corrin Por A. C. Anderson J. W. Alexander Co Hancock Shelby U.S. Corps of Engineers Pres. Webb New York Central John Jacob Astor Cosmopolitan Magazine Cosmopolitan Atlantic John M. Stevens Lot D. Guffin John Rutledge Farmerton Westland Wmeen Ig Knight Templars of Wm. Dudley Foulke H.R. Mariott
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