Doctors Meet at Mudlavia By Fountain-Warren Medical Society
The Fountain-Warren Medical Society held its best session at Mudlavia with 32 doctors present including visitors from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and Hoosier towns. Papers on Salvarsan Lachrymo-Nasal Duct obstruction and tonsil pathology were presented. Hazeltine demonstrated tonsil and adenoid removal. Officers elected for next year include W H Dinsmore as president and C G Beckett as secretary treasurer. The next meeting is scheduled 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
Ball
St Louis
LeRoy Jones
L. L. Russell
Hoopeston
Ill
James
Chester, Til
Crockett
Lafayette
W. H. Thompson
Winamac
Hughes
Hazeltine
Consomme Royale
Rowland Kelsey
Oliver Beckett
Finney Delancy
Johnson
Jeffers
Dinsmore
Sullivan
Hughes Hazeltine
Dunaway Coffee Sparks
W. H. Dinsmore
Richard Stephenson
C. G. Beckett
Attican 49-er Robert Anderson Aged Veteran Narrates California Trip
Attican native Robert Anderson born in 1837, a 49-er who came to Attican in 1880 and lived there until 1849 before seeking California for fifteen years. Since 1864 he has resided in Fountain and Warren counties and remains in good health at 87. He recalls a wagon journey to Salt Lake City and perilous post Salt Lake route. He is believed the only 49er remaining locally.
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Robert Anderson
Attica
California
Fountain
Warren
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Salt Lake
Altho
Warren County
Record Hunting Licenses Shatter Monthly Total
County Clerk Sanders issued 248 hunting licenses in November, a record for any month since licensing began. Many licenses went to city residents who enjoy rabbit hunting. among them two women, Mrs Abe Pearson and Mrs Mae Rothrock, noted for good marksmanship and occasional rabbit outings.
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Sanders
Abe Pearson
Pearson
Mae Rothrock
Notice of Logan Lodge Election in 1911
Notice to all members of Logan lodge No. 95 K of P that the annual officer election will be held Friday night Dec 29 1911. Two trustees will also be elected one for two years and one for three years. 103 William Kirkman C C A M Rupert K R and S
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Logan Lodge No. 95 K. of P
Brother of Riley Dies in Greenfield
John A. Riley, sole brother of James Whitcomb Riley, died of heart failure at his Greenfield home last Friday. He was noted for literary attainments and some writings compare with his brother’s work. Merl Marlatt Charles McCauley and Leland Parnell of Newtown were Attica visitors Saturday.
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John A. Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
Mr. Riley
Merl Marlatt
Charles McCauley
Leland Parnell
Newtown
Children Get Bittle Estate Will of Silas Bittle probated in Tippecanoe Court
The January 1910 will names son James Bittle as executor and directs a 241 acre Tippecanoe and Fountain counties farm to sons James and Jeremiah with payments to Frances McCorkle 4200 and to Alonzo 3400. Personal property and the Lafayette house go to Frances, stock in Farmers Bank Wingate to all four. James posts an $8000 bond.
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Silas Bittle
Tippecanoe
James Bittle
Fountain Counties
James
Jeremiah
Frances McCorkle
Alonzo
Lafayette
Farmers’ Bank
Wingate
Newtown Post Mistress Undergoes Major Operation
Newtown P M Mrs J C Witt was seriously ill and underwent a major operation Sunday at about 1130 performed by Dr Joseph Eastman with assistant Miss Lulu Jones of Indianapolis. Reports say she is improving and friends hope for a speedy recovery. Miss James, a Newtown girl now nursing in Indianapolis, assisted in the operation and has earned praise for her skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Witt
Newtown
Joseph Eastman
Lulu Jones
Indianapolis
James
Eastman
Bears Elect Officers for Local Independent Order of Bears
The local den of the Independent Order of Bears elects officers for the year led by S V Hose as president and Will Hose as vice president. Henry Borst succeeds Hose as president, with Charles Hayes chaplain and Ed Reidlinger secretary among other roles. The 52 charter members will meet weekly on Thursdays while a permanent hall is sought. Corwin Calvert, M W Auter, John Hane, Boyd Jones, Frank Moran, Henry Tendick and others named as trustees and divisional officers.
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Independent Order of Bears
S. V. Hose
Altho
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 Moran
Henry Tendick
Farm opportunity near town with 180 acres for sale
An advertisement promotes 180 acres two and a half miles from town with a new 30 by 60 barn, good well, wind pump, tiled tillable soil, 100 acres blue grass never plowed. Priced at 65 dollars per acre. Alton Nave can vouch for quality. Otis W. Van Tress Mt. Victory Realty Co offers loans if funds are lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Nave
Otis W. van Tress
Mt. Victory Realty Co
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Monarch and Peninsular ranges offered by Powers Hardware
Cooking conveniences on a range are strong factors in making kitchen work enjoyable. The Monarch malleable range is praised as a perfect baker and range, and the Peninsular steel and cast ranges are described as delightful for any housewife. Powers Hardware invites in person demonstrations and delivery within 15 miles.
Old Appointees Retained by County Board
At the December session the county commissioners kept A. T. Livengood as county attorney for another year Bruce Short of Hillsboro was reappointed county engineer and Howard Shaffer will serve as court house janitor for the ensuing year.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. T. Livengood
Bruce Short
Hillsboro
Howard Shaffer
Court House
Coventry born Tom Ward linked to Godiva legend on screen
Acquaintances recall that Tom Ward, born and raised in Coventry, brought up the legend of Lady Godiva in a moving pictures presentation at the Arcade theater Monday night. Coventry, the Saxon city, holds an annual pageant on the story.
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Lady Godiva
Arcade Theater
Tom Ward
Mr. Ward
Coventry
Helpful Suggestions For Everybody Cloaks and Furs Sale
Cloaks suits skirts and furs offered at deep discounts with two for one value on one dollar items. Promotes gifts for home with rugs carpets lace curtains linens and more. Includes Christmas boxes tags ribbons seals and small gift wares at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltons
Axminster
Brussels
Ingram Mattings
Silk and Wool Garments and Accessories Listing
A catalog of clothing and fabric items including dresses, gowns, sweaters, waists, skirts, robes, night shirts, underwear, stockings, gloves, handkerchiefs, scarves, belts, hats, pins, tarnishers, bags, pillows, sheets, and various infants and children garments. Items include muslin waists, flannel gowns, and silk stockings with multiple fabric types and accessories.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newlin & Son
Dr. Archer
Painless Dental Parlor
Farmer’s and Merchant’s State Bank
R. Hammond
5Th Street
Thomas P. Huffman
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
The
Science
Noah Weavers
Corner Ferry
Perry
A. Brier
Carpenter & Builder
J. W. Whicker
Ind
Central Nat
Bank Bld
J. W. Rhodes
Central Bank
Fred S. Purnell
L E. Schoonover
Indiana
R. B. Kramer
Attican
William Kirkman
M. Rupert, K. R. and
Riley
Newtown P. M
Bears
Zeigler
Zeigler Bay
Zeigler’s
Heatherbloom
Sik
Kimonas
Redfern
Warners
Jackson
Charles W. Zeigler
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