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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Advertisement for J Q Hessler and Co offering blue serge suits at 20 dollars made by home labor. Promises unlimited fittings to guarantee satisfaction and asserts prompt proof of quality for customers.
Workmen from Foulkes Contracting Co. are loading ditch digging gear for shipment to Terre Haute. A 40 foot freight car will carry the big machine while most laborers are paid off. a few stay to finish tasks. An Overland auto will be sold at public auction at 1 30 p m on June 17 at Cloverdale Horse Show.
Purifying cleansing tonic claims to purge stomach bowels and liver issues and restore vitality. Sold as tea or tablets by Cook Drug Co with a 35 cent price. Realizes a brisk, encouraging tone typical of old remedy ads.
Residents of Indiana and Washington streets circulate a petition asking that the streets be rebuilt under the Three Mile Road law.
Residents of Indiana and Washington streets circulate a petition to improve Indiana street from its southern end to Walnut then east to Vine and Washington to the city line under the three mile road law. The county commissioners would fund via township cost sharing. A newer petition replaces items feared to cause rejection and aims for submission at the next meeting.
Crowded Asbury Conservatory auditorium heard the second closing recital of the year with high praise for all numbers. Rudolf Heyne led accompanying for his pupils and Miss Kreigh, with Garnett Sackett in violin and a varied program including Grieg, Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin and others.
Dorsey M. Anderson, son of Mrs. Nellie Anderson, suffered a badly bruised foot and torn ankle ligaments after falling 22 feet from the top ledge at Eel River Falls near Cataract during a Phi Kappa Psi outing. Taken to Cloverdale, he remains bedridden but is not expected to miss the next football season with DePauw University.
Walter Lee, former Clay Putnam circuit prosecutor now practicing in Brazil, has been employed to aid William M. Sutherlin in prosecuting the case against Clem McCam Mack next week. The arrangement is by Simms' relatives.
Relatives of James Simms hire S Walter Lee to aid William Sutherlin in prosecuting Clem McCammack next week in Putnam Circuit Court. McCammack faces manslaughter charges for killing Simms on Christmas morning in south Greencastle. Prosecution expects about fifty witnesses. trial set to begin Monday at 9. Allee James & Allee represent McCammack.
Herb Gentry tops a 60 game pool tournament held by the Red Men’s lodge in their lodge rooms. The prize is a lodge charm. The standings show each candidate’s games won and lost as the event progresses.
Mrs. Mattie B Phillips, 57, wife of farmer Robert Phillips of Mon roe Township, drank carbolic acid at her home north of town on Thursday morning and died hours later. The motive remains unknown.
Mrs. Mattie B. Phillips, 57, wife of farmer Robert Phillips, drank carbolic acid in a personal crisis, dying at 2 20 pm. The son found her unconscious, an empty teacup and carbolic acid bottle nearby. Coroner C T Zaring investigated. funeral set for Union Chapel Church. She left no note and had been ill for weeks. survived by husband and eight children. burial at Union Chapel cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Frank Daggy of Washington township hosted a Manhattan home reception for their son Benee A Daggy and his bride Bertha Grove of Brazil after their Wed afternoon ceremony in the city Eighty guests attended pink and white decor and refreshments while relatives and friends listed include Miss Meda Wright Miss Lela Brann and Mrs Gertrude Hutcheson The bride hails from Brazil and the Daggy son will reside in Reelsville where he teaches at School No 2
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