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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

8

Cartersburg Local Notes and Social Roster

Edwin McCormick returns from Purdue for weekend. numerous visits and social events follow in Cartersburg including teachers institute, church notices, and family gatherings. Obituary notice for Mrs Jane Herren from Topeka Kansas referenced.

Jane Irons “Herren Topeka, Kansas Herren Wm. Irons County

Social Visits Across Indiana In Weekend Notes

Six points recap various visits as Charles Wilson and family from Indianapolis spent weekend with Iee Wilson and family. Floyd Watson and Miss Anna Mc Laughlin visited Pecksburg. Mrs Douglas and grandchildren Martha Bacon James Bacon from Cartersburg with Miss Netta Douglas of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Liorace Zimmerman. AY Perret and wife visited L. St Dalton at Bridgeport. Olive Zimmerman and Mrs Dine Welborn attended the funeral of Mrs Della McQuat in Southport. McQuat formerly Della Howard. Lawrence Porter spent weekend with grandmother in Morristown. Henry Stagimiller and Indianapolis visitors hosted Leslie Bovard and family.

Clarinda Douglass Freda Marths James Bacon Horace Zimmerman Douglas Martha Cartersburg Netta Douglas Indianapolis Lior Ace Zimmerman Dainty Olive Zimmerman Dine Welborn Della McQuat Southport McQuat Della Howard This Place Lawrence Porter Morristown Ind

First Spotted Polend sow sale draws 300 buyers at Red Men's

Geo. Jessup and Sons staged the first bred sow sale of Spotted Polends at the Red Men's building Friday. More than three hundred attended as thirty-two hogs sold for 3955 dollars, averaging 123 dollars per head to sixteen breeders. Orange Queen sold for 575 dollars to Hadley and Rader of Danville as the highlight of the sale.

Geo. Jessup and Sons Red Men’s Building Hadley and Rader Danville

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