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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
106
An ad claim touts Cresco Corsets as unbreakable at the waist line, asserting comfort regardless of price and urging buyers that the corset will not break at the waist. The message emphasizes enduring wear over cost.
Fragments describe social visits and family news in Mooresville with mentions of Mrs Ab A. and Mr Halland hosting dinners. There is a grocery stock note by F. Malachey and a death of Albert Wilson, survived by a widow and nine children, with funeral at Fairfield. Local listings include fence posts by S. G. Brown and availability in Lew Colee.
Local items note Moon of Indianapolis dining with Trogdon, Miss Cosand and family visiting Monrovia, and Mrs Hadley hosting visitors. Reports cover church services, school and civic notices, and a sidewalk project on Main Street. Also ads for groceries and medicines appear amid community events and personal notices.
Indiana travelers are advised that the Pennevivenia Lines offer official routing to the National Educational Association Convention in Minneapolis Minnesota. Tickets cost two dollars for round trip with first class coaches and parlor cars. Departures from Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines are scheduled July 6 and 7 with morning trains. Tickets and details available from ticket agents or J. Highardson, 1 V. Aot. Ty. Abatinglis.
An obscure item notes activity at the Gyruy tannery with mentions of alc and a person named Harnest. The fragment provides no clear date or outcome.
An advertised personally conducted excursion to Niagara Falls via Pennsylvania Lines departs Mooresville on Sunday June 4 with tickets available for eight cents per day. Central Prime offers return after 12 days with a sleeping car option through the Ticket Agent FPF Jameson. Postal and travel notices urge prudent purchase decisions and caution against inferior imitations from Madison Medicine Co. Lecky Mountain Veas.
Excursion tickets are on sale at detail ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines for travel to any user station within 200 miles. Fares are return valid until July 7 inclusive. For rates and other details, contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agents.
The Pennsylvania Lines will operate a vestibuled Pullman train from Indianapolis to Yellowstone National Park Augusta. The model first class tour promises comfort with a full day stop at St Paul and Minneapolis and shorter stops en route. Hotel and camping options at the park are arranged with an illustrated itinerary available from W. W. Richardson in Indianapolis.
Notice lists a four year old well broke Nannie coat for sale priced reasonably inquire with F J Lindley. Also available stove wood from H Meudenhall.
Airs Mary Allen of Gasburg visits Mrs. Deborah Lindley for several days. Local residents attend Bethany Darl commencement last Friday. Miss Julis Hobson returns home to Martinsville. Miss Ina Reagan leaves for New London after a shore visit. Eli White family with Deborah Lindley and Ada White visit Martinsville and stay with Mr. and Mrs. Luna Hadley. Hadleys travel to North Branch for Mrs. Martha Cook funeral. Residents discuss telephone line work and delays while hoping Bethel exchange gains workers.
A vintage ad claims Luckit Arnica Salvve clears eruptions fever sores boils carbuncles and felons caused by sores. It touts suitability for cuts corns burns scalds and piles and urges purchase at G. W. Bass with a guaranteed cure.
The Charity Rebekah Lodge No. 5 1. C. C. F. extends sincere sympathies to brothers and sisters Harvey after the death of Zenas Harvey. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be given to them and entered into the lodge minutes.
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