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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
22
Local notes report Ada Glaze accepting a head milliner post with Kessler & Kessler in the coming year. Thanksgiving visits, homecomings, and a panoply of town events flood the week. The piece urges sidewalks and railings around High street sewer, plus safer depot approaches, while noting a charity play and community efforts.
Business Locals highlights a wave of shop offerings from Jamestown area merchants. Advertisers promote sewing machines, hardware, textiles, clothing, footwear, holiday goods, lunches, and services, urging readers to buy local and trust known brands.
Al D Gardner visited Indianapolis on Tuesday as Christmas business locals appear. W J Damell stayed in New Rosa on Monday for business. Mrs G O Roberts visited Indianapolis on Tuesday. Charley Crear returned from Lebanon to eat turkey. Sam Hedge and son visited Indianapolis on Wednesday. Will Mitchell Jr spent last Thursday night in Anderson. George Darnell came home from Warren Ohio that week. Harry Kessler’s mother from near Crawfordsville visited Tuesday. Lester Clare returned home Wednesday from college for Thanksgiving. Julius Underwood went to Terre Haute to see his uncle and returned today. Roberts and Son shipped a load Monday and G O Roberts joined them to the city. Geo Piersol moved into his new house this week and is thankful.
A store touts a leading selection of furniture with pieces purchased before the increase, offering bargains to attract customers and urging patronage.
Miss Eva L Duning Ohio's gifted reciter and impersonator presents a literary entertainment at the I O O F hall under the D of R lodge on Friday evening December 15. Admission 10 and 15 cents. The notice ends with a quip about going afield for correspondents and notes Wilson and Neal of Lebanon in an advertisement.
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