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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
4
The Albion News Era edited and published in Albion Indiana issues on Wednesdays announces subscription rates in advance and per year. The edition dated Wednesday August 23, 1qtt appears in this state newspaper record.
George Mumma and wife visited relatives near Wilmot on Sunday. Opal Holloway guests her father Elmer Holloway. Mrs. Harry Doll of Mishawaka visited Kimmell relatives last week. Mirom Hursey of Albion spent part of last week with Kimmell relatives. Mae Norris returns from Fort Wayne. Kistler family reunion at David Kistler’s home last Saturday. Mrs. George Dixon and Peru visit David Kistler. Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Lane return from Barbee Lake. Jake Foraker and wife visit Pirine Murray’s, Walton. Mrs. Mary Gale hosts guests for Hannah Wolf and daughter from Xenia, Ohio. Mesdames Wolf, Gloyd, Fenton and Doll attend Eel River Conference at North Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Blackman host Ellen Wolf, Mae Wolf, Hiley Baker, Marion Growcock, Mirom Hursey, Calvin Wolf and wives.
Corina Hayes of Ligonier visits relatives as a large Sun day school picnic draws attendees at Hill's grove. Families including Foote and Hayes spend time in Paulding Ohio and White county. Henry Foote sustains a crushed ankle setting a tombstone. Aaron Rimmell and wife attend a soldiers reunion in Lagrange county aboard a new touring car. Isaiah Lower of Barberton Ohio visits a Horticultural meeting near Ligonier and shows fruit.
An Albion Indiana advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney complaints. Mrs James L Parmalee reports relief after two years of pain, praising the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as U S agents. The note ends with a show listing for Sis Perkins at the Opera House.
The Albion community notes a week to start for schools, visits from Chicago and Auburn guests, relatives staying with families, a new eight pound girl born to Mrs. Levi McClelland, and a Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting in Fairmount attended by Felissa Guthrie Grace Kidd and their children.
Pleasant Hill social items list visits and stays among residents. Lee Smith and Lucile Smith traveled to Kendallville. Jim Davis returned to Ohio after a family visit. Glenn Darrough returned from California visiting relatives. Several gatherings occur including a church conference in Huntington and a harvest meeting at Dunkard church near Wawaka.
Washington, Aug. 21. W McClure of Gooding Idaho voices wool tariff views to papers. The piece discusses Underwood La Follette wool measure votes, Senate adjournment debates, Stephenson election costs, Wickerham Alaska delegate remarks, and Taft praised for treaties while the White House is described as receiving decoration amid safety concerns.
Prayer and conference at 7 30 Tuesday evening. Sabbath school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. You are welcome as worker or visitor. How beautiful should we all be true worshipers.
Noble Circuit Court case 5736 filed August 21 1911 seeks partition of real estate in Noble County Indiana. Bertha J Nortrip and William Nortrip nonresidents of Indiana Texas must answer by October 16 1911 failing which the complaint may be heard in their absence.
Epitus Wets and Dr and Mrs R S Malony are at Lake Wawasee this week occupying the Hub club house seeking elocution pupils at moderate prices.
Henry S Bortner was born May 8 1841 in Morrow county Ohio and died August 5 1911 at his Albion Indiana home aged 70 years 3 months 7 days. He served in the 87th Ohio Infantry and the 12th Indiana Regiment, endured Civil War hardships including Antietam and capture, later taught and held posts as Albion school principal Syracuse high school principal and Noble county surveyor. He became a respected civil engineer and mathematician with a long career in Noble county. He leaves a widow a son Bright a brother and multiple half siblings.
Vote for Sis Perkins and have some fun. Deering twine best yet at Berger's hardware. Mrs J S Conlogua hosted by Dr and Mrs R S Malony over Sunday. Metz McMeans offer harness at right prices. Fall line Woolens just arrived. Suits made to order $15.00. I discontinue Oliver and Peerless plow points and land slides stock at low prices. A well known Des Moines woman cured by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all druggists.
S. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama faced a long illness blamed on a liver and kidney trouble. After taking Dr King's New Life Pills his health improved, with claims of relief from constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia. 25c at M C Beck's.
Hear Matthews Orchestra tonight at the Opera House in the Sister Kin s program. The midweek concert promises a selection spanning classics and popular pieces, with the ensemble conducted by Matthews.
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