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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
9
The first society event of the season features Ritchie the Magician with Miss Williams and Mrs Ritchie at the Columbia on Oct 17. Music from mandolin guitar and piano adds to the performance. Tickets include season and single admissions with varying prices and family discounts.
A series of meetings will start at the East Street Christian Church next Sunday during regular hours and continue each evening of the week. All are invited to attend Elder J. C. Hall will care for attendees. Pan American Exposition features include Temple of Music organ recitals and Victor Herbert’s orchestra November 14 to close. Buffalo can accommodate large crowds at reasonable prices. Chamberlain's Pain Calm advertised for sprains and lameness.
The Pan American Exposition proves a great success with over five million visitors. President Roosevelt and Secretary Wilson praise the event as essential for all Americans. Edison lauds the illumination. Poultrymen and livestock shows run late September to late October. Innes' band performs free concerts October 7 to 20.
For sale two good cheap work horses and three good milk cows. Hill Bros. Girls' school and street hats, the latest at Mattie Bentley's.
William Addison son of Thomas and Catherine Colgan Addison died at age 60 after a life of faith and service. Born near Cadiz Indiana in 1841 he lived within five miles of Shelby County and left behind a large family including wife Miranda Nixon and nine children. He joined multiple faiths, served Riverside Friends and taught at Riverside School. He died September 28 1901 at 4 30 am after entrusting his loved ones to God and leaving a lasting spiritual legacy.
The family of the late William Addi son extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted them with kindness during their recent bereavement.
The Riverside Sunday School superintendent and teacher William Addison is remembered after his passing. He valued visits to neighbors in sickness and health and served 26 years since the church’s organization, never missing a meeting unless ill. The church expresses deep sympathy to his family and neighbors.
Col. Eli F Ritter addressed a Sunday gathering at the Friends church on the temperance question. He argued the saloon business is immoral and that an immoral business is unconstitutional, delivering an hour and 15 minute talk that drew a highly attentive audience.
Township schools hold an institute in the school building tomorrow with a program led by J H Scholl and county officials A L Gary will attend at noon. Participants include J M Binford Celia Judg Mrs Kizzie Cox Hannah Posey Macy Winifred Trueblood Roy Herkless. Enrollment now 278.
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