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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
3
The firm Wilson & Neal dissolves by mutual consent and begins a cash sale on February 17 at 8:00 a.m. with all items priced one third to one half off regular. The store closes for setup and will feature red letter tickets. Sale is cash only at The Hub Lebanon Indiana.
Mrs Dorsey is improving. John Wade was in town Monday. Mrs James Dayton is improving. Mrs Owens baby was very sick Sunday night. Jens Meyers visits James town this week. Russell Lockabill visited Crawfordsville Saturday. Nath Thompson went to Crawfordsville Thursday. Lou Lockhart returned to Indianapolis Sunday evening. George Powell and George Howard transacted business in Indianapolis. Several from here attended a Providence meeting. Isaac Galladay transacted business in Crawfordsville Tuesday. Bill Bronough of Indianapolis visited his brothers there.
Town letters report illness and farewells, court news from Bronough and Munson trials, class exams, travels to Danville Indianapolis and Crawfordsville, and social events at Mount Zion including a masque and an oyster supper. Residents. comings and goings. local business ads. election fare reductions. medical visits. and laundry ad.
The Fashionists Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans plan a banquet on April 3. Will Wood, linked to Pearl Bryan case, visited Lebanon to see his father Rev. D. M. Wood. Dredging contract awarded for Prairie creek to McGillis and McAndrews of Kankakee Illinois and John Johnson of Crawfordsville. Eli Clampitt, Boone County boy killed in the Philippines, to be buried in Lebanon with military honors. Marriages listed: Couchman with Holmes, Cross with Butler, Chambers with Hoover, Wise with Hockett.
James Caplinger serves on the petit jury in Lebanon. W A Coulter, also of Lebanon, was in town last Friday. Ernest Hurt returned to Oxford Saturday. Mrs Donna Ailes visited her mother in Lebanon Monday. H M Pittenver bought a farm one mile north of his place. Bud and James Jones went to Tennessee seeking a location. Clyde Gough and wife returned to Hammond Monday. BE M Smith returned to Indianapolis Tuesday for federal court. Will Douglas and wife of Crawfordsville visit relatives here. Christian church meeting continues with large attendance. Roy Ailes rented the Carter hotel and will move in next month. Over McClaine and wife spent the week with Milledgeville friends. John Jacksson moved to a newly built east-side residence last week. Mr Otis oons and Miss Stella Day wed at the bride’s parents’ home Sunday evening.
Curis Huffman relocates to Lebanon while W. OP. Clark rents his farm and plans a town move. Ed Huffman buys a farm south of Mace as Raymond Dussen earns on Kadewa’s brother Olives. Providence church meeting opens. Ed Huffman linked to farm activity and local visitors.
The advertisement touts superior dry goods investments with fresh goods and no closeouts. It highlights French and German flannels for ladies and babies at 45c, plus all wool prints and blanket specials with prices slashed from 60c to 75c, and blankets from 39c to several dollars per pair.
Hundreds of ladies have shopped the sale with goods that match advertised promises and genuine bargains. The offerings include 68 pieces of striped coverts and jacquards, 38 to 48 inch widths, many at 60c to 1.50 per yard, plus 64 inch wide canvas cloths and drap de Almas. Also silk and wool blends, fancy serges, and French and Scotch plaids with prices quoted in low ranges.
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