Millinery Stock Clearing at Absolute Cost
Beginning today a full stock closeout sacrifice of all millinery items. Everything priced at wholesale costs with retail bar gains offered to customers. Deals run for a limited time to empty the inventory.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
6
Beginning today a full stock closeout sacrifice of all millinery items. Everything priced at wholesale costs with retail bar gains offered to customers. Deals run for a limited time to empty the inventory.
Clyda Fry and Connie Smiley of Falworth wed at the M E parsonage Glenwood with Rev Welker officiating. Indianapolis visitor Guesia Iles spent Sunday with her mother. Rebecca Dora returned from Indianapolis for a short stay. Bertha Stella Nellie Shortridge and Lena Wykoff returned home after two weeks with relatives in Noblesville and Indianapolis. Glenwood Presbyterian church organized Sabbath school at 10 am with weekly sessions.
Ellsworth Gettinger is enhancing his property with a new summer kitchen and fresh house printing. The improvements indicate ongoing development on his residence and grounds.
Several from this vicinity attended decoration at Everton Sunday. Young people plan a Sunday echoal excursion to Dayton this week. Charles Grubb intends to run a hnocketer wagon locally for groceries and produce deliveries. Dr Payson Young preached at Union church Sunday at 3 pm and will return in four weeks. Miss Milliance Trosler and Miss Cryatel Trosler of Anderson visit Mrs Dan Brumfield. Mr and Mrs Ernest Goble of Indianapolis welcome a new daughter, former Miss Aona Mable of Bentley. Miss Josephine Handley of Indianapolis visits her father Oliver Handley. Ozro Pumphrey and Miss Adaline Elliott married Saturday. Sympathies extended on the death of William Conner for his mother, brother, wife and children.
Friday sighting of E E Thomas selling McCormick mowers and binders. Saturday visit home for Jennie Parkins from Bloomington. Farmers busy with hay and wheat harvest preparations. Several local social visits and illnesses reported including Mrs Elizabeth Messeremith’s injury and Mrs R V Conner’s illness.
Hd Webb and family of Kentucky visited Dick Webb and family in Laurel on Wednesday. Sherman Stevens was bedbound last week with a bilious attack. Several from here attended the funeral of Dewar Qaneran in Columbia on Thursday. Mrs Will Matney and Fern visited James M Handley’s Thursday. Handley’s wife improving. Emma Limpus staying with Mrs H D Conner at Nulltowna. John Hovies in growing WOPrae. John Hires and wife attended church in Laurel Sunday. Amos Sherwood and wife of Null Town passed through Alpine Sunday afternoon. Rev Shronotz held a regular appointment here Sunday afternoon. Bro Shane spoke on temperance Sunday evening. Small crowd due to threatening weather. A driving horse belonging to E J Chaner died Sunday morning after being sick a time.
Mrs A G Hinchman and Mins Floy Springer enjoyed a trip to Dunrieth Poesda. They were entertained by Mr and Mrs John Suiley former residents of Payette Mish Danny Saxon returned from Marion with a cane of marsler slowly recovering. Arthne Jeffery will enroll in Kayelia County's teacher corps. Yee SR Sey visiting friends at Hamilton Ohio. Alex Kinder and Son Smiley at attended the reunion of Ladianapoli residents from Rush and Fayette counties. Sunday the Lithinat.
Mrs F H Wheeler of 718 Eastern Ave Connersville Ind reports nervous headaches and dizzy spells alleviated by Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills. She bought at McKennan Son Central Drug Store and notes steadiness of nerves and relief of indigestion. Pills sold for 50 cents a box with portrait and signature of A W Chase on each package.
Distinct guests from Knightstown Lewisville Rushville and Connersville joined cemetery services on Sunday. Quiet marriage at Glenwood parsonage Miss Connie Smiley and Clyde Frey. Community quilting reunion and Barton Harbor excursion discussed with many local families. Tragic Falmouth incident after trips casts sorrow on the region. The Cameron family mourns a beloved husband and neighbor.
Charlies Harrison will relocate his family to Penu Indiana in a couple weeks according to local notices.
Governmental disbursements list showing payments to individuals and firms for official duties such as assessors, bridges, inquests, poor relief, and public buildings. Includes Geo W Oldham and M K Moffett among others, with varied amounts and itemized services.
A note of thanks from the family for assistance during illness and death of their daughter. Miss Ida Thomas retired from Phil Jeanpont's millinery to marry Mr. Mian Wsn. A bridal shower by Joseph store clerks ended with a corn meal shower for the bride elect, a citywide jest noting future brides among Joseph store clerks.
A D of P committee memorializes Sister Mary Ann Titterington in a written tribute. The resolutions note her death, express condolences to her family, and request publication in county papers and mourning draping of the charter for thirty days.
A grieving couple Mr and Mrs Guy So Little bury their second child June Let and their infant daughter Mary in Glenwood Cemetery on June 2 1902. The notice quotes prayers about submitting to God's will and faith in heaven.
County Assessor reports 1902 taxables as returned by township assessors. Net totals are listed by township with assessed values and related figures, reflecting local property and tax liability across the county.
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