Public horse sale announced by Buck Stone February first
Buck Stone announces a public sale featuring good horses and mares. The event occurs on Thursday February 1 at his sale venue.
26 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
1
Buck Stone announces a public sale featuring good horses and mares. The event occurs on Thursday February 1 at his sale venue.
Weik notable visits include Will Henley starting for Weiner Arkansas after weeks away and W H Henderson in Bedford this week. Rev Clarke preached at the Christian church, district superintendent A C Evans visited the Epworth League, and a quarterly M E church meeting is set for next Sunday with the superintendent preaching. The record also lists sales, social calls, and grocery ads at Day's and Rusie's, plus revival progress led by Rev McFall and W C P U meeting details.
The town board leased the Lamb building east of the M. E. church for three years at 90 dollars yearly. The rear will house the jail and fire department while the front room serves as board meeting space, with the great meeting held there.
H B Taylor, back from Arkansas near Prairie Grove, recalls serving in the 26th Indiana infantry and the December 7 1862 Prairie Grove battle. He was seriously wounded and spent five months in Fayetteville hospital. He found a campster bell on the old battlefield and brought it home.
The Mooresville Amusement Company, four local men, will reopen a moving picture theatre on Saturday evening January 27 with first class shows. It will operate three nights a week Tuesday Thursday and Saturday offering three reels of pictures and one song with admission ten cents.
Walter D Williamson and Hattie I Hurst wed in Martinsville while Chas G Townsend and Abby R Taylor of Kalamazoo plan marriage. J M Andrews and Pearl R Plimmer tie the knot. he a Hendricks county farmer, she daughter of Orlando Plummer from Mercury county.
Rev and Mrs William P Elliott from Purlington Town era are visiting relatives in Mooresville. She is sister to the late George Farmer and he is brother to George Farmer's wife, staying with Mr and Mrs W F Hanley and G E Farmer this week. They came to Indiana in the fall to spend winter with a son in Indianapolis. Rev Elliott, a superannuated minister, served fifty years in active ministry and spoke at the M E church Monday evening.
L. E. Buck Stone promotes a large farm sale to be held Thursday February 15, urging remembrance of the date for buyers and locals.
A nostalgic line offers meats and Wheeler flour with cigars and deals. It promises ready delivery or pickup on West High Street at 135. The tone invites customers to compare prices and enjoy items from a lively local seller.
Rev John L Kittrell fell ill Saturday during a Friends church series in Paoli but recovered by Monday. Despite his absence Sunday, meetings resumed with strong progress and increased ministerial strength. Singer Prof Harris also inspires the congregation with notable musical influence.
Several individuals seek farms in this county and nearby areas. If you own land in the south or want to list property, contact Fitzgerald Real Estate Co at 801 4 Law Bldg, Indianapolis, Indiana for details and potential offers.
A brief notice states that Rusie opens a new store with fresh supplies and promises no old or worn groceries in stock. It emphasizes quality groceries and a new shopping experience for locals.
The LeBarge Musical Company led by John A. LaBarre and Miss Ethel Zimmer will present a versatile program on Saturday evening in February. LaBarre is a master instrumentalist and entertainer. Zimmer is a contralto soloist and piano virtuoso. The act features original selections and arrangements for mandolin, banjo, and guitar.
Three thousand bushels of good solid corn will be sold at L. E. Buck Stone's farm sale on Thursday February 15.
Fresh groceries highlighted by Bryce's Bread and Best with fresh and salt meats. A. W. Ruale listed for contact.
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