04 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
1
Dillman’s Bakery and Restaurant announces it will continue the business at the same stand after purchasing the stock and fixtures of Leslie Bundy. Wholesale and retail bread cakes and pies. Includes a first class lunch counter with lunches and short orders. Oysters served in any style and a fine line of cigars and tobacco.
Rushville and surrounding towns see a series of visits and events from November start through midweek. Notables include Dr F W Creger in Moscow and Judge Nicholson as guest, plus numerous social calls by Hill Gear and local residents. The quail law expires November 10 and football results feature Charlottesville defeating Carthage. community meetings and lectures on Yellowstone Park are announced with season tickets available.
The fragment describes a spread event with ale and meals in a limited readable portion. It notes names and places are largely unreadable, offering only hints of a gathering and refreshments. No decisive actions or outcomes are evident from the available text.
A Carthage Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Walter B Hill on North Main street gathered about sixty guests in a dimly lit, pumpkin adorned setting. Guests drew witch pictures for prizes, Miss Cameron led tableaux, and lunch followed in an unconventional style as the spooky evening ended around midnight.
The Rushville Jacksonian denounces Democratic tactics as silenced and desperate as Republicans rally for a decisive showing next Tuesday. It accuses Democrats of trading votes and laments their alleged demoralization while urging a solid Republican turnout for a “glorious victory.”
A rousing meeting at Newsom's Hall last Friday night brought a large audience under the Young Men's Republican Club banner. Speakers included Charles Kinder, Edwin Bundy, E E Stoner, E N Hill, W S Thompson, John H Frazee, Sheriff Price, Recorder Thomas and George Havens with music by the glee club. Sadie's purses and card cases were noted at Newsom's.
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