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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1898
Page
4
Local Jamestown notes numerous visitors and residents traveling to Indianapolis and nearby towns. Thanksgiving services drew a large audience as shops closed and community members attended the event.
Lebanon resident Winson Jones visited Sunday while Ailes Bros announced plans to purchase him. Mrs. Josie Beck suffers a felon on the finger. Sunday is regular meeting day at the Christian church. Dot Joseph was near Maysville last week. Protracted meeting starts at Ward Monday night. Several from here attended Shilo meeting Sunday night. Rev Gott filled his Shilo appointment. Shade trees planted at the school yard. School began Monday and Prof Service took exams. Shera and Bowman shipped hogs Monday and last week. Osborn Graves received fruit trees Saturday night and delivered them Monday. Mark Wall returned Saturday night and assumed telegraph duties Monday. Ora Servies will move to Noblesville to work in a glass factory. Grand rabbit hunt planned for December 9 with oyster supper December 10 in Red Sten’s hall.
A community program at the M E Church in James Town Delm biro outlines sessions Monday through Tuesday with praise services lectures on Epworth League topics led by Rev W E Gross Rev C E Beebee Rev H C Riley and Rev T J Reder plus a youth program and evangelistic services. The schedule includes a Christmas story contest jointly run with James Town Press and New Ross Mail and local shopping notices from Camplin Hoak Bros and J H Steele.
A fragmented ad page shows numerous Boone county merchants touting low prices on meat lard coffee and shoes. Camplin & Son advertise undercutting rivals with wide discounts while D C Smith and New York Store push furniture calicoes window shades and felt boots.
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