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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
9
Weske Gates are light strong and durable and meet gate requirements. The Can't Sag Gates are guaranteed not to sag made in 4 ft 4 12 ins and 6 ft heights and up to 16 ft long in a single gate. They are finished well and improve farm appearance. A trial will convince.
Local residents visited friends and relatives across Fillmore Greencastle Clayton Stilesville and Indianapolis over the weekend and earlier. Community events included Thimble Club meetings Odd Fellows services and a Uncle Tom's Cabin company booking in Coatsville with a free band concert. A mail pouch from a Chicago mail-order house burst from a passing train scattering circulars along the track prompting a discussion on advertising and retail competition.
AMC M. EB. CHURCH schedules Sunday School 9 30 AM and preaching 10 30 AM. Baptism candidates and parents with children to be baptized urged to attend. Dinner in the shade near the church followed by an afternoon sermon whose speaker is to be announced. COATSVILLE M. E. CHURCH Mid week service Thursday evening G H Hughes to read H E Hathaway will read the scripture. Epworth League business meeting after the service. Epworth League Sunday evening then usual preaching.
New Winchester reports a well attended party at Gus Peer's with ice cream and cake. Several locals joined the Hadley ice cream supper Saturday night. Jennie and Albert Curry plan an indefinite Wyoming stay starting Thursday. Nathan Underwood and wife, recently at French Lick, returned home. The Senior Class of 11 visited Sutherlin Springs midweek and enjoyed a good time. Mrs. Lillie Pierson made a brief trip to the city. A Columbus farmer notes hens laying purple Easter eggs after mulberry diets.
For sale an almost new rubber-tire top Phaeton offered cheaply. Interested buyers should see G. H. Houenes at once.
A called meeting of the telephone switchboard is set for next Saturday at 2 p m in Fillmore. All members are urged to attend due to important business.
E Masten of Coatsville sells homing meal tankage poultry bone and mixed chicken feed at low prices and offers high hay prices. Also sells high grade fertilizer and invites calls for current pricing. Memorial services drew many including Archie Monnett of Indianapolis, formerly from here.
The Rev Ir R Hicks Almanac for 1911 is available and praised as a guardian Angel in many homes. It and the Hicks Magazine Word and Works cost one dollar a year. the Almanac is 35 cents prepaid. Send four copies to Word and Works Publishing Company St. Louis Mo.
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