New Century Club Meeting Discusses Water Crisis and Reactions
Members of the New Century Club gathered Monday, many ill due to weather and unsanitary water. Miss Wilson missed her Revolution talk. Mrs. Stewart’s paper was read by Mrs. Hastings. Topics included the Russo Japanese War, a fraudulent Colorado senate election, and fears of a typhoid epidemic. next meeting set for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Wilson
Ernest Stewart
John Hastings
Sherman Lowrey
Harry Chris
Colorado
McLaughlin
To Move Next Week at Sharretts Footwear Store
M F Sharretts the shop man will occupy his new storeroom in the Wicking block March 15. A bright new stock of footwear will be displayed and shopping at his store will be more attractive. The Children's Aid Society holds its annual birthday social next Tuesday evening at the Industrial school with hours 2 to 5 p.m. and 7:80 to 10 p.m. All invited. Royer Brothers perform at Library Hall tonight with Archie Royer’s Next Door. Oyster paddies and deviled crabs served at Winters’s 673 Philadelphia street. A revival at Marion Center M E church added 24 members. Weamer’s restaurant in the Marshall building basement never closes. Try the Progress, one dollar for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Sharretts
Children's Aid Society
Industrial School
J.T. Bell
Indiana
Library Hall
Singer Beathoes
Philadelphia Street
Married notices from two Pennsylvanian towns and more
Marriages reported include James M Repine and Latra B Learn wed at the bride’s home with Rev W G Slonaker in Cookport and the couple to reside in Indiana. Frederick R Hewitt and Dollie Smith wed in Glen Campbell with plans to live in Punxsutawney where Hewitt works. Aaron C Whitcraft and Libba L Crossman married by Squire M B Kline in Lancaster Addison. A domestic helper ad seeks a housekeeper at $8 to $4 weekly for a four person family in Indiana Pa. Also note a Library Hall entertainment and local dining specials at Winters restaurant Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repine-Learn
James M. Repine
Town
Latra B. Learn
Cookport
W. G. Slonaker
Cookport Lutheran Church
Mr. Hepine
Bride
Indiana
Whitcraft-Crossman
Aaron C. Whitcraft
Lancaster
Libba L. Crossman
Addison
New York
Squire M. B. Kline
Great reductions in MEN'S and BOYS' Clothing Sale
Great reductions in men's youths and boys clothing. A silk lined suit in black clay, previously priced at 16 to 18 dollars, is now sold for 10 dollars.
Public sale on William Wolf farm in Rayne township
Public sale announced for March 24 at 1 o clock in Rayne township on the William Wolf farm. Items include livestock such as a milking cow, Chester White sow and boar, hogs, horses and wagons, harnesses, saddles, bridles, farming tools, household furniture, kettles, tools, bells, and various grains and potatoes by the bushel. Proceeds and exact terms not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolf
Rayne
Chester
Wanted Salesmen to Sell Buggies in Jacksonville
Wanted salesmen to sell buggies harness and buggy supplies. Call at Wilmer Stewarts office South Main street Jacksonville telephone no 8 8-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Stewart
South Main Street
Jacksonville
Public Sale of Horses at Mercer County Farm
Harry Seanor will offer 30 head of horses at public sale at his farm near Willet on Thursday March 31. The stock is described as selected from the best in Mercer county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seanor
Willet
Mercer County
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Century Club
Royer Brothers
Archie Royer
Church News
M. E. Church
Marion Center
Weamer
Marshall Building
Pittsburg
Clothing House
Sam. Dickler
Philadelphia St
Indiana House
Work & Son
Court House
United States
Lewis A. Wheeler
Farmers’ Bank Bldg
W. M. Cunningham
Ira A. Tivers
Patent
Oxfords
G. S. Christy & Son
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