20 May 1910
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
1
The notice promotes visible quality over mail order goods. It highlights brooches hearts rings and pins and claims competitive prices for fine jewelry from a shop described as the successor to Cooper and Robbins.
A great Gospel tent meeting to seat 1,000 will be set up south of Jeff Parks on east Washington street with Rev. C Fenwick Reed and Prof. Grant leading. Meetings begin the first Sunday in June and run three to four weeks, with a nation of prayer.
Executive and several subcommittees announced for the union gospel meeting. Members include Rev. Thos C Brown, J N Rogers, J H Mills, J A Shufflebarger, D B Johnson, and others across Advertising Finance Press Canvasing Devotional Ushers Music Personal Work and Free Will Offering.
Galileo Peacock of Mooresville Indiana offers Indian Runner duck eggs for hatch ing from the best laying strain in the state. Prices are 1.25 per 13, 5.00 per 50, and 5.00 per 100. R R No 1.
Good milch cow and two Jersey heifers. Good three burner gasoline range and one base burner. Doors sash and glass windows door frames two sections of shingle roof 10x12 and sheathing from re modeled house corner of Harrison and Jefferson streets. OTTO BROOKER.
The Moorenvilley View Club held a Thursday meeting to close the year with Jirs. A. J. Wheeler as hostess. Members praised study work on Spanish Life Norway and Sweden and Brave Little Holland. Next year’s study will cover Cine and India with Bay View magazine illustrations. Officers elected include Press-AMre Minnie Winks 1st Vice Mrs. Lucile Anderson Vice Mrs. Gra Jackson Roc Sec Mrs. Daisy Witeon Ass Sec Mrs. Luche Goody keoniz Cor Sec Mrs. Gertrude Rusie Treasurer Mrs. Lillie Trarvey Junior Committee Miss Ia Foste men Als Alma Miles Mrs Nel lie Jessup Captains Mrs. Alfrette Ruste Mrs. Rita Jackson Critic Mrs. Sue Wotiner.
Dr NM Tracy, famed Kentucky temperance evangelist, opens a series of illustrated lectures at the opera house last night. He will deliver fourteen talks with songs and MOVIE pictures, including Pen Nights in a Bar Room and The Prodigal Son. Admission is free, and all are urged to attend with family and friends.
A grocery store promotes trading at current prices and invites customers to place their next order to become part of a growing base of loyal shoppers. The message emphasizes high quality groceries and the benefit of steady, ongoing business with the store.
Miss Bertha Calvert daughter of Mround Mes Calvert died yesterday of tuberculosis. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Miss Calvert was born in Moe fortes and was respected by all. She was a successful teacher and did splendid work in her profession until health failed a few years ago.
Born to Mr and Mrs Dill a ten and a half pound boy this morning. Miss Myrtle Surris hosted Labour Day party for twelve girl and boy friends. Eda’s eighth birthday noted. Mrs Sophie Greeson and son from Malvern visited Alys. Jane Moon and family on Wednesday. Elizabeth Cosand died Friday after cancer. long resident of Alcoresville. Cecil Ferguson birthday surprise last Thursday with games and a donation box.
Children's day services at the A E church will be held May 29 instead of the first Sunday in June. The date change is due to the great union tent meeting announced to begin on that day.
Manker and Jones announce a public sale at the Manker farm southwest of town on the Monrovia road this Friday the 27th. Sale begins at 11 o clock in the morning and includes 13 ewes a Jersey bull aged three years and a pony cart. See this paper this week for further particulars and bills.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of persons guilty of misdemeanors on the school grounds or in the buildings or of damage to school property. By order of the board. L. Halla, Secretary.
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