Doctors Meet at Mudlavia in Historic Fountain Warren Session
The Fountain Warren Medical Society held its best meeting at Mudlavia last week with thirty-two doctors including visitors from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and other nearby cities. Dr Coleman presented on Salvarsan indications and contraindications while Dr Hughes spoke on obstruction of the lacrimo nasal duct and Dr Hazeltine showed modern tonsil pathology. A clinic demonstration removed tonsils and adenoids. Officers for next year were elected and the next gathering is set for Attica on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain-Warren Medical Society
Mudlavia
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kramer
Attica
M. T. Case
Coleman
W. F. Hughes
Indiana University School of Medicine
Burton Hazeltine
Chiego
Ball
St Louis
LeRoy Joes
L. Russell
Hoppeton
James
Chester
Crockett
Lafayette
W H Thompson
Winamac
Irs
Hughes
Consomme Royale
Rowland Kelsey Celery
Oliver Beckett
Finney Delancy
Johnson
Jeeffkers
Dinsmore
Sullivan
Dunaway Coffee Sparkes Cigars Cigaretts Pugh
W. H Dinsmore
Richard Stephenson
C. G. Beckett
Kirk
Shoaf
Jeffers
Boiling
Finney
Oldtimer Robert Anderson Tells Of California Trek
Robert Anderson, an early At tica arrival in 1830, remains a Fountain and Warren counties resident since 1864. He endured a six month wagon journey to California via Salt Lake City, sharing perilous memories of the trip and noting he is the last survivor of “4 er” in the area.
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Robert Anderson
Attica
California
Fountain
Warren
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Salt Lake
Altho
Warren County
November records set for hunting licenses issued
County Clerk Sanders issued 24 hunting licenses in November, a monthly record since licensing began. Many went to city residents who enjoy rabbit hunting, including two women Mrs Abe Pearson and Mrs Mae Rothrock, both noted as fair shooters who take occasional forays after small game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Abe Pearson
Pearsoun
Mae Rothrock
Logan lodge 95 K of P to elect officers on Dec 29 1911
Logan lodge No. 95 K of P votes officers Friday night December 29 1911. Two trustees will be chosen for two and three year terms. Also notes an Attica visit by Merl Marlatt Charles McCauley and Leland Parnell. John A Riley brother of James Whitcomb Riley dies at Greenfield from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Lodge No. 95 K. of P
John A. Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
Mr. Riley
Merl Marlatt
Charles McCauley
Leland Parnell
Newtown
Independent Order of Bears
S. V. Hose
Altho
S.V. Hose
Pats
Henry Borst
Will Hose
Charles Hayes
Charles Baldwin
Ed Reidlinger
Fred Burkhart
Corwin Calvert
M. W. Auter
John Hane
Boyd Jones
Frank Moren
Henry Tendick
Will of Silas Bittle Probated in Tippecanoe Court
The will dated January 1910 and probated Monday in the Tippecanoe Circuit Court leaves the Tippecanoe and Fountain county farm to sons James and Jeremiah with payments to sister Frances McCorkle and brother Alonzo. The house in Lafayette goes to Frances. Farm Bureau stock to all four children. Executors and shares named. provisions deduct contest costs from filing heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Bittle
Tippecanoe
James Bittle
Fountain Counties
James
Jeremiah
Frances McCorkle
Alonzo
Lafayette
Farmers’ Bank
Wingate
Handsome Monarch and Peninsular Ranges for Christmas
Our range line offers appealing choices for the kitchen with Monarch flexible ranges praised as perfect bakers and ranges. Pensinsula steel and cast ranges promise delight to any house wife, with home delivery within 15 miles by Powers Hardware.
Old Appointees Retained and Local Theatrical Note
December session of the board of county commissioners reappointed A T Livengood as county attorney for another year. Bruce Short of Hillsboro became county engineer again and Howard Shaffer was named courthouse janitor for the ensuing year. The Arcade theater moved presentation of Lady Godiva recollects Tom Ward born and raised in Coventry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. T. Livengood
Bruce Short
Hillsboro
Howard Shaffer
Court House
Lady Godiva
Arcade Theater
Tom Ward
Mr. Ward
Coventry
Silk and Knitwear Sale Items Featured in Catalog
A catalog highlights silk waists lawn waists Sik skirts house dresses kimonas sweaters for infants children and misses Heatherbloom skirts as seasonal offerings for women and families.
Variety of Ladies and Children Apparel and Accessories
A long list of garments and goods for women and children includes sweaters dresses pajamas and bath robes. Accessories such as gloves socks hats belts and lingerie are also mentioned along with curtains towels and travel cases. The inventory reflects a broad offering of fabrics clothing and related items.
Helpful Holiday Bargains On Cloaks And Home Goods
The ad promotes deep discounts on cloaks suits skirts and furs for wives mothers sisters and daughters. It highlights double value bargains and gifts for the home with rugs carpets lace curtains and linens at unusually low prices. Also lists small accessories and Christmas packaging items with multiple price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltons
Axminster
Brussels
Ingram Mattings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newlin & Son
Dr. Archer
Painless Dental Parlor
Merchant’s State Bank
R. Hammond
5Th Street
Thomas P. Huffman
American School of Osteopathy
Pr. A. T Stan
Ov Acience
Will Te Io
Noah Weavers
Carper Ferry
Perry
A. Brier
Carpenter & Builder
J. W. Whicker
Ind
Central Nat
J. W. Rhodes
Attica, Ind
Fred S. Purnell
I. E. Schoonover
Indiana
Fountain- Warren Medical Society
R. B. Kramer
Attican
William Kirkman
M. Rurert, K. R. and
Riley
Newtown P. M
Mra
J. C. Witt
Joseph Eastman
Lulu Jones
Miss Jones
Eastman
Bears
Alton Nave
Otis W. van Tress
Mt. Victory Realty Co
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Sik
Kimonas
Heatherbloom
Redfern
Warners
Jackson
Eiderdown
Zeigler
Charles W. Zeigler
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