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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
5
W E Cox visits Delphi relatives this week. Local social life features dinners and hospitality among families such as Davis Hadley Northam McKinzie and others. The 5c Electric Theatre promotes June 19 and officials announce public notices and church events with garden seed offers and clean clothing services.
Memorial services for Thel O R M will be held at the hall next Sunday at 3 p.m. A program includes instrumental music America by audience, aInvocation by Rev Sumwalt, songs by a quartette, reports from decorating committee, and addresses by Judge Alfred Ellison and Bro J N Parr. Benediction by Rev Battle.
The Methodist church women announce a rummage sale the last week of June. Donations of old furniture and clothing should be set aside and turned in via Mrs. C. M. Parr or Mrs. Steffey. Items will be collected on the first day of that week at the old Clements building on North Main, starting June 25.
A husband reports that Mary F Roberts has left his home without cause or fault and against his will. He states he is willing to care for her if she returns and will pay no debts she contracts while living away.
A stockbroker speaks of his father's age in financial terms noting he is quoted at eighty with prospects of reaching par and perhaps trading at a premium. The quip reflects financial jargon applied to a personal remark about age.
A witty exchange ends with Miss May declining a kiss from Mr Heamley. The scene questions how to mark the day with a white or black stone, quoting Cervantes in a light, humorous tone.
In a brief local column the note contrasts keeping money at home with sending it away, claiming moral and communal consequences. The piece mentions New Gas Light and cites spring business heaviness as a reason for restocking. J C Miller, Frankfort, Ind.
Tonight advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to aid tomorrow. It promises an agreeable laxative effect, clears the head, and cleanses the stomach. Priced at 25 cents with free samples at Elliott's drug store.
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