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Newspaper

Albion New Era

Location

Albion, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1900

Page

3

Local Notes and Social Roundup from South Side

Jo Anson Coats of the bridge gang is sick. F. Butler, Wabash fireman, returned home for a short rest. Rev. G. T. Butler ill at home after a chill. Mrs. Minnie Repine visiting relatives. Families of Gillett, Stevenson, Roof hosted by James Stevenson clan. B&O floating gang laid off in Noble county. Mrs. Hamsher and Mrs. Simon taking painting lessons. John Rogers and Wm. Kettr o, Jr. to live in a shanty, cutting wood. Surprise party and social at John Kirkpatrick’s. Henry Sipes hopes to return to Muncie. Real estate ad near Green Geoter. Reports of travels to Cooperstown and marriage news. Mert Talbert sent horses to Indianapolis. Raymond Horlacher visiting Albion. recalls best girl on South Side. We note historical reflections and a visit from David Foster, 67, recently back from Holt county Missouri. nostalgia and fiddle playing remembered.

G. T. Butler Minnie Repine Kerdallville John Irons Wm. Gillett Jim Stevenson G. W. Roof James Stevenson South Side Noble County Joseph Hamsher Clarence Simon Chas. F. Haney South Orange Street John Rogers Wm. Ketterro, Jr Bert Kimmell John Kirkpatrick Giagota John Turner Mert Talbert Indianapolis Will Raymond Horlacher Greenville Ohio Albion Horlacher

Burr Oak News Skits and Local Notes Spark Reactions

Local column recalls Ed Walburn nursing comforters, notes on weather prophets, and visits between residents. It mentions a Milo Gaff trial verdict dispute, ill relatives in Fort Wayne, a mother’s death in Churubusco, and calls for repair at the Burr Oak schoolhouse. The piece also critiques old maid teachers and school pay dynamics.

Wolf Lake Local Notes Reflect Small-Town Life

Robert Addis sold a valuable horse last week and a dredge project at Tippecanoe makes progress. Revival work with Rev J W Rendel continues at Cold Springs as skaters enjoy winter time.

Robert Addis J. W. Rendel Cold Springs

A Wife Says Will Do for Every Woman What It Did for Minutes

An advertisement promotes Mothers Friend as a prenatal aid to relax muscles ease pregnancy and shorten labor. It claims benefits for mother and child including reduced nausea and quicker recovery. The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Ga markets the product at ten dollars per bottle and offers a free illustrated booklet.

Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta

Grist mill near completion and local notices in Kimmell

In Kimmell News Jessie reports the grist mill will be completed next month. Wm Beal fell Friday and is ailed and poorly. Rev Hyde begins a series of meetings at Emanuel Rose in Wake. Chas Persing family will move into Mrs Easter's house next week. Mrs Lorenzo Clark, tied to Isaac Miller of Albion, visited recently. Mrs John Ward and Mrs Jane Thompson visited Mary Shearer last week. Mr Lewis Stark of Chicago visits relatives near Ormas and plans to return this week end. Ed Greencock and Lillie and Lesta Sparrow were entertained by Alonzo Conrad and wife in Casperville Sunday.

Lewis Stark Chicago Ormas Ed Greencock Lillie Lesta Sparrow Alonzo Conrad Casperville

Local Notes From Green Center and Nearby Towns

Green Center items report Mann Herron working in Michigan and Mrs. Della Russel's grandmother visiting Albion resident Mrs. Jane Keller with Frank Bair and wife. Mrs. Wm Arthur ill but improving. Churubusco death of Mrs. George Ragan who once lived in Albion. A quilting party honored Mrs. Wm Shambaugh. Postal chatter ponders the 26th century. Miss Lillie Pippinger seriously ill with rheumatism. Charley Brumbaugh works for a Jewish family in Columbia City. Protracted meeting ends at Charter Oak with Rev. Hobbs sermon notes. Quilting sets continue as women share homemade quilts and visit neighbors.

W. C. T. U. Meeting with Mrs Clapp Next Thursday

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Chas. Clapp next Thursday at 2 p.m. in the afternoon. Members are advised to attend for a planning session and reports.

Chas. Clapp

Justice Veaseys Court Delivers Local Court Briefs

In Green township justice Veaseys court handled cases of parents failing to send children to school. Amos Engle was fined for not sending his fourteen year old son Carl, with jail risk but payment ordered. James Tarlton faced similar charges for a thirteen year old daughter and paid fines. A committee slate and an Oak Grove schoolhouse event in Kosciusko county were announced with a box supper on Jan 26, 1900. A social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Garber featured several local residents and games. Chairman Hornley was re elected precinct committeeman and spoke on the Indiana party’s need for stronger local leadership.

Amos Engle Jefferson Township Carl Ael Yankoski Eriz Pny James Tarlton Green Township Dessié Deg Herg Oak Grove Kosciusko County Hornley State Central Committee Indiana

August Flower touted as universal remedy in old ad copy

An antique advertisement claims Green's August Flower medicine is the largest selling remedy internationally. It asserts it cures indigestion biliousness and nervous prostration by cleansing the system and stimulating organ action. Sample bottles offered at Huston de Berck's.

Huston de Béck's

Jefferson Splinters and Local News Highlights

Mrs Charles Seeley was on the sick list for a few days last week. A young son of Just Eastes was numbered with the sick. A crowd gathered at Justice McFarland's for an evening of games. The oldest daughter in the area has been ill for months and is a local concern. Two youths Castator and Glass from Center school quarreled. Castator fled then returned missing, later found in another township living with a cousin.

Pinchon Chas. Persing Charles Seeley Just Eastes Justice McFarland Aes Castator Glass En Township

Washington Township News Highlights Local Casualties and Visits

Abe Ritter is on the sick list. Benjamin Greider now resides with Edwin Greider south of Wilmot. Mrs Frank Eaton and Jord Priest visited Mrs Abram Himes. Mead Humble and family spent Sunday with Jeff Garber’s family in North Webster. Washington township caucus.

Abe Ritter Benjamin Greider Edwin Greider Wilmot Frank Eaton Jord Abram Himes Mead Humble North Webster Jeff Garber Washington Township

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anson Coats B. & QO. Bridge Gang Fletcher Butler Wabash David Foster Holt County David Mr. Foster Edwards Burr Oak News Sleuth Ed. Walburn Job Satan Milo Gaff Cleland Port Mitchell Sylvia Cleland Ed. Forker Nora Bowen Fort Wayne David Manier Churubusco Auburn Borr Will Walker Robert Cooper Elery Pressler Garrett Wolf Lake Capitola Samuel Fair Hobbs Coesse Peter Vanderford York Township J. M. Bitt Rome City John Pirsing Jamestown John Baker Longswamp Mr. Haney Mr. Norton Noble Township Samuel Braden, Jr Geo. Kitt M. J. Kimmell Ft. Wayne Long Swamp M. L. Hussey Ligonier Taylor Lion Pearl Miller Cromwell Bertha Musson Grace Dill Carl Tucker Emma Taylor Keaton George Keehn Joseph Spurgeon Mrs. Johnston Goshen Gants Block D. W. Green Anna Seymoure Knights of Pythias Simon Archer K. of P. Lodge Bro Rarick EL Paso Ark Texas J. H. Mclean Lua Canada Kimmell News Jessie Beal Aed Maer Hyde Vaigine Emanuel Rose Onee Chas. Persing Imily Mrs. Eeaster Lorenzo Clark Isaac Miller John Ward Jane Thompson Mary Shearer Green Center Mann Herron Michigan Jane Keller Frank Bair George Ragan Wm. O. Shambaugh Charley Brumbaugh Columbia City Charter Oak Justice Veasey’s Court Land Office Failre Esquire Veasey’s Freen Township Dory George Bouse Grant Himes Lawrence Girard Jacob Garber F. C. Buell Bessie Ritter Laura Upon Etta Mock Messrs J. J. Buell Jethro Lewis Joe Greider Abe Lawrence Mack Black Edwin Upson D.L. Baughmtttys Ind Jefferson Corintha Washington Township News F. P. Ingraham Igguses Uit Jesse Kern Mary M. Purdy Taylor S. Linn Louise Pearl Miller E. Grant Fidler Dessie Ainsbaugh U. B Joan Crone Cornelius B. Jones Lbion Elseisis Alea Sisis Sisigaisis Sisieisie Ae Sparta Cccee Lee Perry Pouches Csivents G Sirri Elkhart York Noble Orange WAYNE Allen SWAN Ccc Cece Eens Sjir Albion Town Siti Avilla Town Sjur Ligonier City Sixx Fee Kendallville City Perry Township City of M* Bank Wayne Township Kendalsville Noble County Bank Saturdagavin Andrew A. Miller Mascht Thomas A. Huston
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