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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
4
The Mooresville Times announces weekly publication with Friday issues. Subscription price set at one dollar yearly nationwide postage free. Contact publisher W H Sage at Mooresville Indiana for communications. Entered January 16 1905 as second class matter.
The third reunion was held at the Center Valley schoolhouse last Sunday, September 12, with eighty six attendees. Activities included music and meals, and plans named Mooresville as next year’s meeting site. Officers elected: president Alex Henderson, vice president Geo Reed, secretary Geo McPike.
Several locals plan to attend the Yearly meeting in Plainfield next Sunday including Mrs. Laura Hadley who just returned from Martinsville for treatment. Mrs. 8 J Edwards will visit relatives in Plainfield and join the meeting, the W F M S session scheduled with Mrs. Hadley Thursday afternoon. Walton Keys leaves for Columbia Indiana to teach, while Miss Grace Harvey departs Tuesday for Butler ville after six weeks with relatives here and Mooresville. School books and supplies available at Bass drug store. Decatur Hominy Feed car arrives with alfalfa and dairy feeds from Comer & Scearce Co.
Thank you note for kindness during illness and death of husband. Mention floral offerings from the Men’s Union Meeting and W C L U. Visitors from Maviland Kansas attended Yearly meeting. Coal dealer still selling at old price. New residence of Charles Wilson on West High Street nearly complete. Mrs A W Reagan called to Plainfield for illness of Emma Lewis. Rumor of coal sale disruption proven false. E W Day offers cheap procurements. Room for rent on Main Street. Cooper Robbins jewelry store features diamonds. Days Grocery Indiana Street sells groceries.
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