For Sale Classified Notices From The Times
For Sale: C. H. Woodward property on east High street inquire at the Times office. Also: Forty acres near Brooklyn priced at 75 dollars per acre with small house and barn cash 1000 dollars and balance to suit purchaser. Contact Art Rusie Mooresville Indiana. Also: Well bred trotting bay colt offered by C L Barker R R 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Woodward
East High Street
Times Office
Brooklyn
Art Rusie
Mooresville
Ind
C. L. Barker
R. R
Local News Notes From Mooresville Indiana
Many brief items report residents traveling to Indianapolis Martinsville and nearby cities for family visits health updates and holiday plans. Subjects include illness recoveries births a birthday greeting bank notices and upcoming church events amid local commerce and post office hours.
Scruggs Store to End with Farewell Sale in Mooresville
Geo. R. Scruggs longtime Mooresville grocer will start a ten day Farewell Sale on Thursday Jan 4 1911. After the sale Oscar Scruggs and Don Browder of Indianapolis take over the business. Bills advertising the event will be issued next week with promised rare bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Scruggs
Gooda
Mooresville
Oscar Scruggs
Don. Browder
Indianapolis
Damon and Pythias Monologue At Local Opera House
The K of P lodge presents Frederick H. Wilson in a dramatic monologue at the opera house this evening. He will portray the immortal drama Damon and Pythias. Admission is 25 cents and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Lodge
Frederick H. Wilson
Damon and Pythias
Opera House
Grand Lodge officers invited to January 4 1911 meeting
The Grand Master and the Grand Secretary of the IL O O F L are invited to join the lodge here on the evening of January 4 1911 and all members are requested to be present. W RANDALL Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. O. O. FL
W. Randall
Holiday Gift Buying Dilemma Solved by Smart Planning
Readers are urged to skip rushed shopping and instead plan early. The piece highlights budgeting, prioritizing essentials, and seeking thoughtful, practical gifts to reduce stress and ensure meaningful exchanges.
Rooker Builds Swissstyle Cottage At Mooresville
Mr and Mrs Otto M Rooker have moved to their new corner street home at Harrison and Jefferson. The Mooresville architect designer has created a modified bungalow with Swiss style porch details and gable recesses. Interior features include a large living room with Grueby tile hearth built in book cases beamed dining room and a den plus two bedrooms kitchen and bathroom with basement for vegetables furnace and fire rooms and all modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto M. Rooker
Harrison and
Jefferson Streets
Likely Chair Club Honors Mrs Likely With Surprise Program
The Likely Chair met at the lore of Mrs H C Scearce last Thursday afternoon for a special program in honor of Mrs India Likey s birthday. Mrs Emma Mills read a letter from the club Abrs WOC Mitchell Martinsville read a Christmas story a duet Candy Lead Us was sung by Mabel Barnett and Mrs Macy Miss Toonetto received awards Miss Edwards sang A Perfect Day and Annie Laurie refreshments of cake coffee and bonbons followed the program The club then met with Mrs Myerard Ladley yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Scearce
India Likey
Emma Mills
W. OC. Mitchell
Martinsville
Mabel Barnett
0.P. Macy
Brush the Magician Delights Opera House Crowd
Eyewitnesses filled the opera house last Friday to watch Brush the Magician perform a captivating routine. The show featured objects appearing from nothing and a live duck flying into the audience, with 499,999 yards of shawings allegedly concealed on stage. This was the third lecture course number, with one more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogt
Sunset Mines to be staged at the opera house next week
The Ress dramatic company brings Sunset Mines to the opera house Monday night with a stirring western life drama. Admission 25 and 3n¢. Thursday features moving pictures at 5 and 10c. Saturday hosts a charity entertainment with singing dancing and whistling. Admission 15 and Lac. Fire narrowly threatens Mgr and Mrs O J Recher's new home Sunday night. Kris Kringle's Musical Party set for Friends Church Christmas Eve 1910 with drills recitations solos and duets and Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ress Dramatic Company
Opera House
Kris Kringle
Friends Church
Santa Claus
WA. Keller's
Readable Fragments Show Garment Offerings and Styles
The readable OCR outlines a catalog of clothing items including socks, gloves, sweaters, undergarments, and dress accessories. It lists fabrics and sizes from small to very large, with mentions of silk, mercerized, and variety of collars and studs. The text resembles an old merchant listing with numerous item categories and rough descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsewelby
Ladies and Children Fashion Items Listed in Ad
An advertisement details a wide range of apparel and household goods including collars and ties, handkerchiefs, gowns, gloves, hats, skirts, underwear, sweaters, mitts, scarves, shawls, towels, linens, bed coverings, dolls, carpets, and jewelry. It references various materials such as cotton, linen, silk, wool, and lisle thread.
Mooresville Lodge to Elect Trustee at Meeting
Notice announces an election of one trustee for a three year term for Mooresville Lodge No. 189 Ek of P at the regular meeting on December 29. Hallam, Koof R. and 5 are listed in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
Hallam
Koof R
Tire repair service ad by J. W. Day and Robert Harvey
Christmas season note offers reduced tire prices and bicycle tire repairs. J. W. Day and Robert Harvey promise careful service at very reasonable rates with all work guaranteed. Leave orders at Davy's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Day
Robert Harvey
Davy’s Grocery
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Weiner, Ark
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Arkansas
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Lexington
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Carter
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Hattie Hagedorn
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