Oyster products and goods at local shops with health notes
A period titled village commerce lists oysters at Kennedy and Lovett s grocery, fur robes and horse blankets at Sharer s, and new china ware at Lovett s Ino. Roberts s condition is very low while El d J C Hall leads a revival in Arlington Health items include cancer typhoid malaria and appendicitis cases with several locals traveling to Rushville Knightstown and Indianapolis for shopping and care Library work progresses with vigor as W D Kirkwood buys goods in Indianapolis.
Kennedy's lunch and local notices parade town life
Local brief items cover dining at Kennedy's and Kennedy oyster specials, church and school events, residents visiting in Rushville and Indianapolis, property moves, studio changes, a McKinley mourning period ended, anti saloon league meeting details, and a church program. Names include Rev. Weaver, Dr. Cregor, Frank Gipson, Jno Pettiford, Fannie, M. F. Lovett, C. G. Clark, Nellie Suites, Fred Catt, Amelia Branham, Benton Henley, Rosetta McDuffy, Hattie Weaver, Will Hinshaw, Merle Winslow, Mattie Bentley, Mattie Briley, May Dubois, Ray, Enos Coffin, Jim Dennis, Sam McCarty, Winona Newsom, Hawthorne Music Club, and McKinley mourning notes.
Butler Hill and W. T. Hill Begin Rural Route Service
Butler Hill carrier for route No 1 and W. T. Hill carrier for route No 2 near first drive Friday Nov 1. All mail for rural districts with boxes will go forward that date. Patrons must direct mail to Carthage route 1 or 2 and consult the postmaster on route numbers. Those without boxes should obtain them at once from Tom J. Hill at R C Hill’s blacksmith shop. Encourage patrons to support and patronize the new routes. The government will not maintain the system where it is not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Hill
W. T. Hill
Carthage
Tom J. Hill
R. C. Hill
Local social notes from Carthage and area
Mr Luther Bundy and family of Carthage spent Sunday with sister Mrs W P Binford. Mrs Sadie Andrews and son Glen visit relatives in Boone County. Reverend Wanderman filled his Sugar Grove appointment. Mr and Mrs Riley Butler and Miss Melva Butler visited Pendleton. Mrs Mary Gates returned from Henry County. Mr and Mrs Howard spend a week at the Pan American Exposition. Miss Delpha Scott of Western Grove and Miss Willet of Greenfield visited Westland High School. Edgar Wiggins and family moved to Mooresville to property bought from Date Kiser. Printing and engraving services offered with lines of flats for writing tablets and 35 heavy white envelopes at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bundy
Carthage
W. P. Binford
Sadie Andrews
Glen
Boone County
Reverend Wanderman
Sugar Grove
Riley Butler
Melva Butler
Pendleton
Sony
Mary Gates
Henry County
Howard
Delpha Scott
Western Grove
Willet
Greenfield
Westland High School
Edgar Wiggins
Mooresville
Date Kiser
Newson’s A Pusher October Sale Promises Real Values
The October sale at Newson’s highlights offers on wraps with emphasis on quality and low prices. The ad asserts no discrepancy between advertised goods and actual performance, noting strong customer response to the sale and the favorable value proposition.
To-Morrow Ladies Jacket Sale and Clothing Specials
One line of fine jackets for ladies and misses priced at 12.50 8.50 and 6.00. 4.95 Standard prints 3c yd Heavy Outing flannel 4c yd Best Indigo Calico 4c yd Nice Comfort Calicos 4c yd Comfort Cotton Batts 4c roll Canvas mittens 5c Heavy Overalls 39c 50c Husking gloves 39c Boys heavy ribbed underwear 242 Mens heavy ribber underwear 25c Candee Rubber boots 2.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort Co
Shoes offer value range for all ages and needs
A local retailer promises trustworthy footwear with strong guarantees. The catalog lists childrens school shoes from 85 cents to 1.75 dollars, mens seamless seal grain shoes at 1.75, ladies heavy sole fine goods from 1.50 to 3.00, plus bargain lots priced 25, 48, 98 cents and 1.48 dollars.
Supply depot for turnovers and accessories delights ladies
The message notes Battenberg Road enberg pat and a lively supply depot featuring turnovers pieces butterflies scarfs and handkerchiefs. It observes the ladies going wild over this work and highlights the bustling supply center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enberg
Closing out prices for suits and coats at sale
The ad lists closing out prices on suits and overcoats from 6.00 and 5.00, overcoats at 3.98, 10.00 suits at 4.98, corduroy pants 1.48 to 2.50, a 0.98 tie, reversible duck and jeans coats 1.98, reversible duck and corduroy coats 4.50, heavy duck coats 5.00, corduroy coats and vests 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck and Jeans
Hevey Duck
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Ural
Lavis
W. H. Sharer
W. H. Sharer’s
Stella Gause
Ira McCarty
Dental College
Denver
Mattie Bentley
Walker
R.H. Hill & CO
Bottes Art Sropio
Kennedy’s
Platt
Baltimore
Lovett’s Grocery
E. Linville
Abe Coffin
Lovett’s
Ino. Roberts
Mrs. Fleehart
Rushville
W.H. Wallace
Knightstown
Frank Creger
Indianapolis
Charles Foust
John Julian
Sarah Johnson
Lovett
J. C. Hall
Arlington
W. D. Kirkwood
Indianpolis
Calvin Jones
Weaver
Beck
Dr. Creger
Frank Gipson
Jno. Pettiford
Fannie
W. H. Shurer
Horace Newsom
The
Northwestern R.R. Co
Nebraska
Frank Cook
Blue Os Township
Levi Butler
M. F. Lovett
C. G. Clark
Fred Catt
Nellie Suites
Hall
Amelia Branham
Mrs. Benton Henley
Fred Folsom
Louisville
Mesdames John and
Albert Johnson
Mrs. Sparks
Rosetta McDuffy
Hattie Weaver
Busineas
James Ball
Jesse Henley
Otto Hill
A. N. Hinshaw
Elwood Scott
May Dubois
Ray
Will Hinshaw
Will
Merle Winslow
John Butler
Dal Macy
Leslie Pugh
Lewisville
Mesdames
J. D. Dennis
Sam McCarty
Miss Winona Newsom
James Kinnear
Cregor
Kinnear
Hawthorne Music Club
Mattie Briley
Virginia Dillman
Columbus
Lou
Charles
Henry Smithman
Avalon
Pittsburg
James Patterson
Richmond
Florence Scott
Bertha Nicholson
Branch Beck
McKinley
Henley the Grocer
Anti Saloon League
Christian Church
Vvage
Ethel Publow
Katherine Glass
Lizzie Williams
James Harry, Minnie Harry
Stephens the Jeweler
P. S
Westland
Newson
Battenberg
Sam. L. Newsom
Mae Pastis
McCall CO
West Sist St
New York
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