23 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
Edna Charles reports on the September start at M H S noting teacher housing woes, new courses in public speaking and physics for seniors, a Boys Glee Club plan, familiar routines, and alumni appearances. Faculty plans include weekly class talks, debates, and new library additions.
Sept Payne plans a six week free evening course in English and bookkeeping for boys and girls who left school early. Earl Martin assists. the high school building is provided rent free. A dozen enrollments by Sept 30 required to start. otherwise canceled.
Readable note states charcoal is available to start baseburners at G. A. Keller's. No additional context provided.
W Day and Robert Harvey offer tire repair for autos and bicycles at reasonable rates. All work guaranteed. Leave orders at Day's grocery.
The Ross Comedy Company performs at the city opera house Saturday night. The show promises light entertainment and laughs for local patrons in a classic theater program.
Miss Hazel Frater visits Worthington friends this week. Mrs A F Tulley of Brazil visits with Dr C L Hallam and family. Fresh dates figs candies and fruits at Day's grocery. Mrs A Worth of Indianapolis guests of Mrs Horace Hadley. Ella Reagan visits Em ma Lewis at Plainfield. Mary Baker of Indianapolis guests of Miss Helen Secarce. Mary L Winks opens Oak Ridge school. Andy Stout and wife move near Center Valley. For Sale pony road wagon and harness. Thaddeus Townsend of Portland Oregon visiting Plainfield Monrovia and locals. W M S meets at Mrs E E Taylor's. City visitors to Franklin. Mulberry fence posts for sale. Vanderbilt of Williamsport visits Winks family. Harvest season and political speeches teased for town. Postcards from Lena Taggart at Munich Germany. Allison's butter specialty. Vandalia railroad double tracking nears from Maywood. Wheeler family reunion in Lawrence Kansas. Roosters in shape for Thanksgiving. Miss Cora Ferguson birthday party. Cottage prayer meetings planned. New township officers to be elected in November. Chester Stayton returns from Ohio to Bloomington. Laughter at opera house Saturday night. Nellie Utterback operated on in Indianapolis. Ruth Newlin of Wichita visiting Reynolds family. Ed Nelson and wife from Michigan City on two-week visit. High farm prices noted for crops and livestock. Day's Grocery promotes fresh groceries and telephone orders. Rev Stainbrook returns to M P church, Rev Rogers reassigned. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson ill from ptomaine poisoning. Jewett farewell sermon at M E church. Mrs McPherson heads to WeinER Arkansas for Chester's illness. Sharpless cream separators at Keller's. Lydia Wheeler visiting son and friends. mother of A L Wheeler.
From northern Indiana a car load of choice Seed Wheat is available. Send in your order at once to secure this supply.
On Saturday September 24 the girls of the high school will hold a market at G W Keller's store. Pies cakes jellies salad chicken and homemade candy will be on sale with proceeds going to the library fund. Market opens at 8 30 AM. come early for best selections and support a worthy cause.
Mr Keith a resident near Monrovia who has completed three years of high school desires to enter Mooresville High and graduate with the current senior class. He must work nights mornings and Saturdays to pay for room and board. Anyone able to help should contact the superintendent of schools.
Elmer F. Harvey advertises cider by the gallon or barrel with delivery service. Contact phone 1421 Banta.
Intending to move to a large rented farm near Waverly, T. H. Greeson offers a northeast town residence for sale. Frontage 330 feet, convenient house, large barn, all kinds of fruit.
The U S Court at Toledo upheld the J B Howard Combustion patent against Donat Bros of Antwerp Ohio for infringing patent 626997 with the Globe Hot Blast Stove. An injunction and profits damages were ordered. The patent also covers the Searchlight Utility Return Flue Floor Heater from Utility Stove & Range Co Indianapolis. What happened to Brown at the opera house remains noted.
Mrs. Robert Killian is on the sick list this week. Miss Effie Painter of Brooklyn visited Miss Anna Record. Miss Hallie Gregory visits Des Moines for schooling. Miss Margaret Tutt returns to Noblesville to attend school. Clarence Harvey and son visit Birmingham relatives. The fall district meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will be held at Trinity church in Indianapolis on September 29 with a large Mooresville delegation urged. Salt, $1.00 per barrel at A. L. Wheeler's mill.
W Lyon announces a 26 piece ladies orchestra directed by Prof Allen will perform a concert of classical and popular music on Oct 17. Proceeds beyond expenses go to the Indianapolis YMCA. An Italian harp accompanies solo performances. Tickets will sell quickly. secure your order soon.
Florence Hot Blast Stoves lauded at G A Weller's as visitors from Pleasant Plains Iowa and Wichita Kansas call on Uncle Miles Hadley and A W Farmer. Mrs Coffin and Mrs Wilson, nieces of Hadley, enjoyed the reunion. High School market Saturday Sept 24 at G W Keller’s store features pies jellies salads cakes and fresh chicken with proceeds for the High School library. For sale C H Woodward property east High street inquire at the Times office.
The Children's Home Society, after purchasing Hadley Industrial School for girls at Hadley Indiana, now serves both boys and girls. Thirty one orphans are housed, and locals are urged to donate toys, books, clothing, and jelly or fruit for a barrel sent to the Mooresville charity. Volunteers may drop items to Mrs Bettie Thompson on Sept 26 27.
Wanted now for winter farm labor. Board and washing supplied. State experience and wage requirements in first letter. A H Reynolds Smithdale Pa.
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