Westland couple Frank Briney and Ella Rule wed at Greenfield
Married last Thursday at Greenfield, Frank B riney and S Ella Rule, praised as excellent, will live at the old Rule homestead due to the brides father Lewis Rule's ill health. Tur Recorp offers congratulations. Chas Parish and Alma Miner wed Wednesday by Rev Gilispe in Carthage, with friends and relatives present. They will reside in Carthage.
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Frank
Briney
S. Ella Rule
Westland
Greenfield
Lewis Rule
Tur
Chas. Parish
Almina Miner
Gilispe
Carthage
Church Notes Sunday Service Amid Weather Absence
Sunday school assembled at 9 30 but bad weather kept attendance light. The morning service was conducted by Bro Millard Hall in the pastor's absence. The sermon on Press Forward offered a strong lesson. Mr and Mrs Stockinger attended and presented their letters, and both parties expressed a willingness to support each other.
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Bro- Millard Hall
FOR SALE Ten fresh milk cows inquire Cassius Gray
Classified notice seeking sale of ten fresh milk cows from Cassius Gray of Carthage Indiana asking interested buyers to inquire locally.
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Cassius Gray
Carthage
Photographs at BCKs Art Studd Kalestsiow
A cluttered item list notes photographs at Becks Art Studio Kalestsiow and mentions residents and activities in Walnut Ridge and nearby towns. It lists names such as Mable Johnson, Florence Henley, Howard Henley, Mattie Bentley, Rev Elwood Scott, and Lindley Clark visiting from Washington DC, with local business updates on plows, buggies, mills, and wheat drills, plus church events and social notices.
Carthage News Briefs Include Music Scholarship Hope
Local student seeks placement for Taewill in an Indianapolis Conservatory scholarship. W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church reported sending $125.47 to missions, $29.47 above church apportionment. Carthage residents attend the state fair. Sanders Medicine Co. presents high quality shows. W L C met with Mrs. Eliza Hill on Sept 16 with program on Pan-American Exposition and Buffalo visit.
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Eliza H. Hill
Lizzie B. Stone
Mary S. Johnson
Buffalo
Mary M. Gause
Eunice H. Dunn
Rural Mail Routes Announced and Appointed Carriers
On November first the postal department notified Postmaster Walker to establish Rural Mail routes Nos 1 and 2. Butler Hill is carrier for No 1 and W T Hill for No 2. Route 1 covers 274 miles, 118 homes, 22 square miles, serving 536 people. Route 2 runs 25? miles, 130 homes, 32 square miles, serving 590 people. No delay in mailbox setup. Route 3 expected once approved.
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Walker
Butler Hill
W. T. Hill
Postal Department
New Telephone Deal Expands Carthage Service Network
The Carthage Telephone Co expands by linking with Rushville and Knightstown wires, reaching over one thousand subscribers across Rush, Henry, and Hancock counties. Rates stay unchanged as a new central switchboard is installed to handle growth, and lines are extended from Occident to Rushville with two lines into the city.
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Carthage Telephone Co
Rushville
Knightstown
Rush
Henry
Hancock
Carthage Co
Occident
New Busines Block Opens After Two Firms Finish
This week completes the R. H. Hill & Co. and E. J. Dunn business block. Dunn’s rooms are being furnished by D. W. Kirkwood. The brick block runs from Main to Mill Street with a 3630 square foot ground floor and 5505 square feet total flooring. The store, one of the largest dry goods and clothing houses in the state, opens to the public Saturday September 28.
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R. H. Hill & Co
E. J. Dunn
Notice to return 10 foot step ladder
The person who borrowed our 10 foot step ladder a few weeks ago will greatly oblige us by returning it. Res t. R. H. Hill & Co.
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Res’t. R. H. Hill & Co
For Rent Desirable residence on South Main Carthage
FOR RENT A desirable residence on South Main street Carthage. Call on or address Elwood Scott for details.
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Roperty South Main Street
Carthage
Elwood Scott
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Manns
U. B
Wisconsin
D. W. Kirk Wood
Train and
Mill Streets
Church Notes
Christian
Carthage Drug CO
Jid Ember
Will Powers
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas
Mable Johnson
Depauw
Jamestown
Mattie Bentley
Florence Henley
Howard Henley
Florence
Plainfield
Howard
Cornell
W. H. Sharer’s
BCK
ART Studd Kalestsiow
Ome
Susana Scott
Lew Stanley
Mr. and
Mrs. Winslow
Sheille
Winona Newsom
Lindley D. Clark
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Sharer
Marlatt
Bedford
National and Superior 5
Wyler’s
Mrs. Eunice Phelps
Cincinnati
Robert Henley
Margaret Alford
Zionsville
Lillian Henley
a_ home
Enos Coffin
N. C
D. M. Kyser
Mooresville
Alice Chadwick
Topeka Kan
Dr. Chadwick
Mrs. J. Vandergrif
Shelbyville
Mrs
Chas. Kennedy
R. F. Cook
Blue River Township
Alpheus Truebloood
W. P Henley
Plainfield Yearly Meeting
W. P. Henley
Western Indiana
N. C. Binford
C. O. Nixon
Gurney Nixon
J. B. Tribbie
Anna Evans
Indianapolis
Anna White
R. H. Hill
Edward Rhoades
Center Township
Milton Herkless
Center Church
Lew Stanley’s
John Gardner
Grant Hill
Henry Smithman
Mr. Smithman
D. M. ‘Kyser
Rushvill
Scotch Clipper
Oliver Steel
Oran Henley
Will Phelps
Cora Correll
Talbert
Morristown
Long Distance
Propylaeum
Reliable Photograph Gallery
S. Washington Street
E. Main Street
Beck
Yours Truly
C. V. Stephens
Ver Tey
Posiadur Wit Tae
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
M. E. Church
R. E. Henley
Sam McCarty
Walter Newlin
Will Newlin
Preston Coffin
Fred Folsom
Sanders Medicine Co
W. H. Hazlett
Sam L Newsom
Cash Store
Jack Frost
Shetland
Floss School
Umpgellas
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