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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
1
Vintage sale offers ladies gold filled watches from 7.00 to 15.00 and gents watches from 9.00 to 25.00. Boys nickel watches 2.50 to 5.00. Also 1347 Roger Bros knives and forks per set and 1847 Roger Bros spoons per set.
Nellie Miller on sick list. Matt Rettinger in Lebanon Monday. Miss Blanche Lowell sick last week. Henry Rettinger in Crawfordsville Monday.
Mrs Bowers led in prayer meeting last Sunday night Erie Rogers and family of Ladoga visited Pete Harris Sunday Next Sunday Rev Riley attends regular appointment at the M E church Gravel hauling has resumed after wet weather Congressman Landis gave a Republican speech in Adkins hall Friday Nathan Thompson and Bud Canada were in Crawfordsville Monday on business Mr Akers new grocer fixes up his room will move in soon Steveson mother from Ladoga visiting him James Johnsons wife of Crawfordsville visiting William Johnsons family
Community visits and gatherings as families travel to New Ross Mace Thorntown and Pittsboro. Local politics feature W E Craig vs A M Scott with editorial support. Dent diphtheria cases concern health officers as Yager and Martin plan a large ware room. Funeral for Caplinger's daughter follows, plus licenses and local business changes in Lebanon and nearby towns.
Chris Denny has his house repainted Stella Anglin works at Leb anon Laula Whitecotton at Greencastle M. L. Martindale adds an addition to his home Mrs S A Hall and baby visit relatives near New Market for a few days Diptheria continues to spread prompting another week of school suspensions The schoolyard gains a gravel walk to the sidewalk Jesse Harper spoke to a fair crowd at Red Men's hall Saturday evening delivering humorous remarks.
Republicans will hold a love feast at Crawfordsville Monday evening. The new school house at New Market is completed and school opened Monday. Marriage licenses issued: Marvin D. Britts and Goldie Dewey, Isha W. Layne and Anna Borst. The Natural Gas Co shut off gas to delinquents Monday morning at Crawfordsville, causing a loud outcry by nonpayers.
Special excursion rates advertised for Thanksgiving Day November 24 on Big Pour tickets limited to trains November 24 within 150 miles of origin. Return travel valid through November 25. For tickets and details contact any Big Four ticket agent or Warren J. Lyxell General Rass. &Tt. Agt Cincinnati O.
West Side Square retailer markets heavy discounts on domestic textiles and apparel. Highlights include 5¢ to 8¢ fabrics, underwear at 25¢, children’s camel’s hair vests, $1.25 infants cloaks, $3.90 pair all wool blankets, discounted dress goods, cloaks and hosiery with prices well below ordinary.
North Salem residents marked Hallowe en with typical pranks and noises. New baker Mr Honecker settled in his room and baked his first breadfast Wednesday. Howard Knighburg of Indianapolis visited Webster Rose. W T Owen sold his dry goods business to buyers from Zionsville. J W Keating upgraded his drug store with new bottles and showcases. Clyde Grey and Anna Nichols were married at the bride's home last Sunday. Grey works in town as a barber. The community wishes the couple happiness.
The Ladoga Leader quotes Mr. Bischof of Crawfordsville praising a Lone Institution while warning residents about defrauding groups in Indiana and elsewhere. The piece stresses usefulness and safety, contrasting it with local experiences of loss through other associations.
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