26 May 1905
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented report lists births visits, club activity, and family movements around Indiana towns. Mentions include a May 19 birth to Mr and Mrs Marion Leisure, attendance by Miss Stella Gaus at a Bay View Club opening, and multiple relatives visiting Thos Lineback in a critical condition.
A long list of social visits and local events is recorded. Residents and guests include Mrs Miriam Henley of Richmond visiting Mrs A Q Hill, Mrs W H Lutholtz traveling to Knightstown, Mr and Mrs H K Stager hosting Mrs Emma Justus of Greenfield, and many others visiting relatives or attending services, with garden work offers, church events, and community announcements spanning Indianapolis to Greenfield and beyond.
Linnew ewer and E. J. LaPlace will run Cotilson 210 at the New York speedway. Norristown horsemen offer purses this season for races over the Kinwood track. Fred Ackernin buys Billy 4 22 4 from Joel Miriam. R.T. Callan sells Noella on record to a Pennsylvania turfman. L. O. Baldwin owns Armont by Belmont, sire of Paul D. Kelly and American Boy, now in North Dakota. Des Moines stake reduces to 235 trotters from 2:25 as announced.
Eembroidered tussere sHk makes a charming summer frock with yellow and mature tones echoed in dresses and hats. New pengees with rose decoration suggest tapestry, while flat handles and leather framed bags grow popular. Sket silks and rose hues color afternoon wear. novel shoe straps cross the instep in browns. A striped patent leather belt adds red white and blue accents.
Quirky notes on Japanese life and culture blend with jokes about names and a mock question about a waiter with a turkey. The piece touches on Daijiro the dancer, a large Japanese steamship company, and a humorous chain of romance while posing an exaggerated global calamity scenario.
Carthage pastors met at the Christian church to discuss forming a Ripley township Ministerial Association. Rev Hunfford was named temporary chairman, with Revs Whitely and Edidy on the organizing committee. A future meeting set for Monday June 5 will include Rev Sent to review papers from the Ministerial Institute.
A fragmented note recounts a student’s memory of a teacher declaring the world spins in space. The speaker mentions tumbling out of bed on a Monday night and refers to a person named Nicholas in a brief, incomplete context.
In strict truth we think we can show you as large a variety of Dew update lew shoes as you will find air wite larger cities. We bevte them fer the miant, Miss am woman, in black, tan celain te or tipped, wide of narrow, canvas a kid of patent battar, button or lace, heavy or jst.
L. L. Newsom Tomas Tooth family renews to north Muartet street this year. Arthur Newby of Psirmount visited W. P. Newsom and family as week. Mr. and Mrs. James Arehey of Milhoy visited their son, Be. Arehey and family, Wednesday. There will be the usual decoration of graves on Memorial Day but a plan has not yet been arranged.
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