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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
2
The Mooresville Guide is a weekly paper published every Friday with a yearly subscription of 75 cents. The advertisement shows a postal address for communications to the editor and publisher in Mooresville, mentioning the paper’s masthead and printing details.
The obituary notes William Cook of Indianapolis era leader in Moore Griggs Cook store and later Griggs Cook Scott firm and later in groceries. He supported churches and the poor and helped found the local Odd Fellows league. His remains were buried here after a career spanning Indianapolis and this town.
Myrtle Bain eleven months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bain died Wednesday from a complication of diseases. Short funeral services were held at the home Thursday at 3 oclock. Officers elected Tuesday night for the M E Sunday School include Supt Dr C L Hallam Assist Supt Mrs Likely Sect Jennie Woodruff Assist Sect Kate Reagan Librarians Chester Lawrence Clyde Harvey Grace Hadley Beasie Randall Chorister Lillian Thurman Assist Chorister Alma Day Bertha Calvert Organist and Assist Organist Mrs Orpha Wiley with Mand Dresslar as Organist.
J H Thornburgh urges Hull residents to improve fire defense with new wells and cisterns. He warns modern winds and dry spells could ignite devastating fires threatening 12 000 to 15 000 residents and 15 20 million in property, calling for action before disaster.
Mrs. J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wis credits Electric Bitters with curing severe stomach and liver troubles including gall stones after vain medical attempts. The remedy, marketed by W G Bass druggist, is praised for stomach liver and kidney relief and for conditions like dyspepsia and loss of appetite.
Auhi Farmer son of Jacob and Pency Farmer born April 19 died April 16 1809 aged years and days. He married Barbara Plunket Feb 15 184 and left a wife son and daughter with four children two preceded him. A faithful MEC member for over two years he trusted the Bible promises and kept peace in hardship. He was honest kind and cheerful with a ready hand for family and friends. He fell ill suddenly after a day's work and died of apoplexy, ready to meet Christ, leaving a hopeful note for reunion in a bright afterlife.
Mooresville April 20 1801 members of the North Branch W F M mourn the death of sister Sarah A Marley. The society offers sympathy to her husband David F Marley and directs resolutions be published and copied to Bro Marley for the records. Danna Henman Tropa Beales Fuga Hoagpick
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