Increase in business shows strong service record
The steady rise in our business demonstrates our capacity to deliver top quality service consistently.
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
4
The steady rise in our business demonstrates our capacity to deliver top quality service consistently.
Local residents report visits and travels including D A Schaff and wife at Longlake and Blanche Marr visiting Cord Ind. O E Grant and family at Longlake enjoy outings. Miss Bertha Masters dies at 24 after appendicitis. others go to Lake Wawasee and Camp Perry rifle shoot.
Local notices list rooms for rent for schoolgirls with Mrs. Sarah Freeman on East Jefferson Street. A packed band concert, social visits across Albion, Kendallville, and nearby towns, and multiple people traveling for business and family visits are noted. Gorton's Minstrels and several marriage licenses cap the digest.
A promotional note from Shamokin PA dated Sept 14 703 claims Bloodine cures rheumatism and kidney trouble by removing uric acid from the blood. It features testimonials from Joseph Kramer and Mrs A C Taintor praising rapid relief and urging trials of the tonic.
Advertises a free large Bloodine sample bottle by sending 10 cents for postage to The Bloodine Co. in Boston Massachusetts. Readers urged to mail silver or stamps to receive the sample.
For sale notices advertise a residence on South Liberty street and the Croft residence on South Orange street at a bargain. Inquiries directed to E R Shirk.
Hear the band play Thursday evening this week. Mrs Garwood visits her parents D D Stewart and wife for a few days. H C Pressler left Tuesday for Fort Wayne to spend a week with his sons Willard and Cary. R L Stone and wife entertained Mrs Lewis Ohlwine and daughter of Kansas City. Paragon mills reopen after new boilers. Mrs Spohn returns home to Goshen. C A Stanley travels for Peabody Buggy Company in town. Mrs Ella DeBrular returns home near Wawasee. Rev and Mrs Smith attend Wesleyan conference in Fremont. C E of the Presbyterian church hosts ice cream social on Mrs Alvord's lawn Thursday evening August 19. Auburn Free for All exhibit organizers pursue airship for Thursday. Senator Beveridge may speak that day. Dr Reiff with Kendallville doctors amputates left leg of Miss Lou Bruce to prolong life. D S Taylor learns his brother Tom K Taylor to manage Tooele branch bank. Edgar Bliss of Chicago visits sister Mrs William Earle. former Albion resident and postal inspector.
Claude Kimmell and Miss Hannah Catherine Kiester married quietly in Fort Wayne after a swift weekend ceremony. Mrs. Kimmell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kiester of Noble township, is praised as an estimable former Noble County teacher. Mr. Kimmell, son of Orlando Kimmell of York township, is described as a splendid young man. The New Era offers congratulations.
Albion Indiana resident Joshua Sweet testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills eased years of kidney trouble. He describes nighturing need to rise, back pain, and dark, sediment-filled urine, crediting the product from M C Beck’s drug store. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sells the 50 cent remedy nationwide.
County Superintendent W A Beane reports rising pupil enrollment and higher attendance over ten years. The county lists six frame and 106 brick schools, 156 total teachers with 63,420 dollars paid in 1907 08 and 74,846 in 1908 09. Five commissioned high schools Kendallville Ligonier Albion Rome City Avilla. Cromwell Wolf Lake certified, Laotto and Wawaka to join.
Owing to giving up housekeeping October 1, Stiefel offers immediate sale of furniture bed room sets chairs tables rugs piano pianola kitchen utensils a gasoline stove and other large items. Call at the house. cash or approved note. First come first served.
Miss Marie Cook is spending a few days with friends in Syracuse enjoying local hospitality and sightseeing with her hosts.
Charles Hentz is on the sick list. Residents from here traveled to Winona on Thursday. Mrs Hattie Cook of Mishawaka visits relatives here. Mrs Fred Bender visited kin near Ligonier. Mrs Myrom Hursey visited her mother Mrs C T Wolf and family. Mrs Flora Stark of Butler returns home after visiting relatives. Mrs Pierce of Goshen spent weekend with sister Mrs J C Lane. Miss Yetta Kimbel of Goshen returns for two week visit. J P Vanderford Dennis and Frank Baker with wives visited Toledo at William Snider’s. Clifford McMacken and wife move to Mishawaka for work. Rev Baker returned from Eel River Christian conference at Majinica Ind. Chester Heffner and Miss Rosena Ramsby of Ligonier wed at Rev H Baker’s home.
About eighty Masons and Eastern Stars surprised J. C. Cleland of York township last Tuesday evening at his home. The gathering was described as a most delightful evening. Cleland was presented with a fine rocker and expressed hopes to see forty more birthdays.
The congregation of St Marks Evangelical Lutheran church of Albion is called to meet in the church on Saturday August 21 at 2 oclock p.m. for important business by order of the trustees. Joan W Morr, Sec.
Paragon mills are now equipped with new boilers and are running again. Limited space restricts full publication of correspondence.
Noble Circuit Court No 5440 Elasha Livingston and others file complaint to quiet title to real estate in Noble County Indiana. Defendants unknown residents are notified to appear by October 4, 1909 or default will be entered. Clerk Edwin L Prickett seals the notice. Levi W Welker attorney for plaintiff.
Notice of filing a divorce complaint against Laura O. Loyd by William H. Loyd. Defendant is alleged nonresident of Indiana, residence likely in Illinois. court sets appearance deadline October 4, 1909, Albion, Noble County. Attorney Frep L. Bodenhalter signs.
Auditor lists court costs and county expenditures including court house, jail, bridge repairs, public printing, roads, township assessors, truancy and miscellaneous items. Total estimated expenses shown as 57670 00 with named offices such as Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff's, Recorder, Surveyor, Coroner, County attorney and Board of Health.
Notice that the Noble County Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday September 7 1909 at 10 o clock a m in the Court House Albion Indiana. Agenda includes fixing the 1910 tax rate making appropriations and other business as may come before the council. John W W Earle Auditor Noble County.
Hector Sack and Arlo Shearer swam from Butler's cottage to Lake View Hotel on the lake's north and southeast shores in one hour and eighteen minutes. Accompanied by two boats, they remained in the water from start to finish, covering about three and a half miles through Lake Wawasee.
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