Repairs Push for Immediate Service on Farm Equipment
Repair shop urges owners to bring binders mowers farming implements lawn mowers bicycles engines and milling machinery for repairs now, promising quick turnaround and expert service.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
11
Repair shop urges owners to bring binders mowers farming implements lawn mowers bicycles engines and milling machinery for repairs now, promising quick turnaround and expert service.
A business proclaims readiness to supply you and parts needed for any machine repair. They emphasize prompt service and satisfaction as guaranteed.
Sunday passenger to Indianapolis. Morristown common school commence ment at M. E. church May 23 with honors to Miss Fanny Ludlow and Miss Jennie Hays. Local visits, barn work, graduations, illnesses, travel, and church services across the Blue River area with names of residents and nearby towns.
Rushville May 25 A benzine can leak at Kitchen Furniture factory sparked an explosion at 10 am causing $50,000 in damage and the death of foreman Kosse who was burned and died about 6 pm. The machine room dry room and outbuildings were saved.
Martin Bird hosted a large crowd at his home south of Manilla with ice cream and cake for a Saturday night gathering. A Rays Crossing post office safe was blown Thursday night, about 100 dollars in stamps and cash taken, possibly by the same group that once threatened the Manilla bank. Little Miss Lucy Zike and Cecil Heaton visited Rushville on Sunday. Mrs Bert Stafford and Mrs Jesse Shelton traveled to Shelbyville Thursday. L G Heahl, a popular young plumber, is installing a bathroom.
Entertained Friday evening by Dr and Mrs O S Coffin for niece Miss Leona Luse who leaves Saturday for Fairmount. Twelve young ladies dressed as future selves twenty years hence. Punch and a two course supper in a lily decor room. Souvenirs with guest names and costume notes. Miss Luse read a prophecy of the future amid piano solos.
The last meeting of the Woman's Literary Circle was hosted by Mrs Nancy M. Walker. Members presented humorous responses and a Passion Play recap by Mrs Ada White. Lizzie Stone summarized late popular books, and music by Mrs Anna Wall with assistants enriched the program.
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