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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
1
Country correspondence lists upcoming events and local social visits. The Toronto Quartette is billed for next Tuesday’s lecture. Numerous residents including the Cosands, Fortners, Browns, and Garrison families are noted in Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings across local towns.
Sunday services at 7:00 with special music by Miss Hazel Ake. Revival starts December 6 at Shiloh M. E. church. Local visits include Aram and Mrs. Merrick in Indianapolis and Mrs. Ot Martin from KKtonumo. Harness store corn exhibit judged by J. E. Wilson with prizes to Iuzzi and Wrick. Matinee at Orr Hall Saturday at 3:00 PM.
The third New London Lecture Course event features the Toronto Male Quartette next Tuesday evening. It comes highly recommended and promises entertaining, polished music at a popular price. Attendees are assured good value for their evening.
Advertised letters listing names Merl Umbees Merl Chenowith T. J. Clark Henry Diers John Douglas Mrs Moley Garcou Miss Elcie Newiin Lew Russie J A Spepeer E W Sherwin and others addressed at the Russiaville post office with dates in December.
Alfred Lee and sister Malinda Middleton spent Sunday in Slick pole with relatives. Manford Lee and wife returned from a week's visit with relatives at Vermont, Phlox and Greentown. Malinda Middleton and brother Alfred Lee went to Galveston Tuesday, where they intend to spend the winter at Hubbard Woolley's.
Read about church scenes at The Christian and Methlis churches and the School House as Decoration Day imagery from Geo. L. Woody. Burke Bros. offer a children's matinee at Orr Hall Saturday at 3 45 in the afternoon with 10 cent admission.
The ladies of the Baptist church will serve both dinner and supper on December the length at the Old Fellow’s Hall. Each meal costs 25 cents and includes chicken.
George Pfaffenbarger of Jasper dies after injuries in a veneer mill incident. He leaves a widow and one child. Oak and City College receive a gift of $10.0 for the embowment fund.
Angus Rude received a late night phone message that her brother was bleeding to death in Kempton and urged quick action. Joseph Anderson aged 7 slipped on an icy board in Susia van and broke his shoulder. Police search for a stranger who defrauded Field & Co. of Fort Wayne out of 125 dollars. Switzerland county grand jury did not indict Ed BKincaui Letha.l for killing Albert Seeenstra. Jesse Nelson aged 2 near Geneva lost his right hand in a shredder accident.
The couple has come back from the capital after consulting a physician about the wife’s deteriorating health. The trip's purpose was medical guidance and assessment, with no further details disclosed.
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