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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
8
John F Leisure and family were guests at Jesse Reddicks Sunday. Isaac Bradburn and family were visiting at John Hasty's Sunday. Miss Gracie Reddick is spending a week at her Uncle John Leisure's. Tommy Bird and wife and Ted McDaniel called at Irvin Price's Sunday. John Downey and wife were visiting J. F. Price and wife near this place Tuesday.
Local families report visits and relocations. Benny O Binford of Dublin enjoyed a farm visit. W W Powell and family moved in with daughter in law Mrs Havens. Fred Gottlieb of Carthage visited parents. Ed Busher visited Charlie Foust. James Forbes lost a two year old filly. James Johnson went to Indianapolis for brother Dave’s death and burial in Rushville. Belle Flower of Shelbyville, formerly Dallas Texas, visits W F Handy as a state W C T U evangelist and speaker.
Charlottesville residents Minnie Sipe and Pearl Cranfill picnic with Juniors on Friday. Venice Curry returns home to Westland Friday. Frank Pearson and family visit from Jennings County. Marion White and Addie Owens attend M E quarterly meeting at Cleveland on Saturday. well attended.
Advertising note touts a nine in one utensil called the daily guaranteed most useful combination kitchen utensil. Presented as a world’s wonder lightning efficiency device from W F Forshee Co of Cincinnati Ohio.
An early Modern Woodmen issue highlights J L Garver of Richland Consul and a membership campaign. It notes low costs of insurance, about 4.50 per thousand annually, and details benefits, mortuary aid, fraternal activities, and a recent Indiana case where Dr McNutt died in a gas explosion and his family received 2000.
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