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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
1
The Bay View Club held its annual all day autumn picnic at Tanglewood the home of Mrs. C E Rooker north east of town. Fifteen members attended traveling by interurban and enjoying an open fire and forest decorations.
The owner announces steady business growth over three years in Mooresville due to square dealing and reliable merchandise. The store offers womens and childrens Ready-To-Wear, infants wear, ready-made sheets, corsets from 50 cents, baby hoods and bonnets, children’s cloaks, and misses and women’s skirts.
L A Shanafelt and wife visited relatives in Indianapolis last Sunday. John Minton and wife of Martinsville visited Henry Bucker and wife. Charles Gaddis, now with L C McCaun & Co, takes a traveling position and may sell stoves by the car load. Kilis Stone Jr. was kicked by a horse but likely not seriously hurt. Mrs Frank Sheets with her mother who was sick Wednesday. Mrs A L Wheeler left Wednesday for West Baden to enjoy the mineral waters. Mrs W S Hadley called to see her dangerously ill mother Lydia Farmer Thursday. Typewriter for sale or rent. Ira I Sink and others entertained at dinner by Mrs Alice Swearengin.
J B Howard advocates the Hot Blast Air Tight Florence stove for burning soft coal and the Search Light Utility Return Flue Floor Heater for hard coal. He urges manufacturers to prove a rival stove can burn smoke from ignition and heat the same space at equal cost, claiming the base burner is flawed. He demonstrates the Florence on October 12 and invites customers to visit Vonnegut Hardware Co for explanations and a booklet.
W H Chapman state evangelist will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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