09 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1896
Page
1
Local notes from Carthage Indiana recount visits, illnesses, travels, and events. Highlights include Adaline Johnson's operations in Indianapolis, the Grand Lodge session in Indianapolis, a Greenfield barbecue, and McKinley Republican meetups with local glee clubs and speakers. Reports mention family visits, excursions, and upcoming institute lectures and a Friends church service by Rev. Cogshall.
Irvin Price marked 111 for the first of the week. Jas Hackleman suffers a lame back. Many attendees traveled to Indianapolis to hear the Boy Orator. Sallie Price visited Mrs John Moore at Arlington. Peters of Switzerland county visits uncle W W Peters. John W Land family from Milroy visited R S Whitton’s. Mrs May Suter of Kees returns home from visiting her mother Mrs Hackleman. George Dilman contemplates moving to Carthage. The new district No 2 school house is finished and school began last Monday. Mrs B H Binford and Wm Toms attended the Indiana Yearly Meeting at Richmond. Hancock county W C T U holds meeting at Westland church next Saturday at 9:30. R A Black of Greenfield to address Blue River township voters at Shiloh school house next Tuesday evening on sound money. Thomas Macy moved his family to Fairmount for schooling. Macy stays and runs M A Catt’s huckster wagon. Rev D R Lucas of Indianapolis spoke to a large audience at the township Hall on campaign issues. paid close attention.
The Rush circuit court announces the October term juror list. Grand Jury includes William H. Winship Anderson Manford A. Stevens Noble Samuel Cohee Center Fremont Ellison Orange H H Halterman Walker T J Carr Rushville. Petit Jury names John Clark Hill Ripley John J Conaway Posey Alfred Hodge Walker Alonzo Harcourt Orange Joseph Spurgeon Anderson Theodore Aborn Rushville Elbridge G Jones Jackson Thomas L Gilson Center Frank Austill Washington John E Daubenspeck Union Andrew Guffio Noble Wilbur P Miller Richland.
John M. Taylor born Belmont county Ohio July 4 1816 died near Dublin Indiana September 28 1896 aged 79 years 4 months 24 days married Nancy A Suit September 30 1841 eight children four boys four girls three deceased moved with his father to Rush county Indiana about 15 joined Friends then Methodist then Friends church lifelong member suffered long illness with Christian fortitude
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