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Attica Ledger Press

Location

Attica, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

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Bold Horse Thief Proves To Be A Drunk On A Rampage

An Independence farmer, Oscar Slattery, stole Mrs. Margarr Schlosser’s horse in Attica while drunk after leaving a Williamsport tax payment stop. Pursued by John Sample and Night Officer Moore, the fugitive was captured the next morning, repaying Schlosser for expenses.

Perry Street Attica John Sample H. & Sample Joan Verry Street A. S. Peacock Officer Moore Independence Quinn Moore Reese Slattery

Spending Other Folks Money in Texas Extradi tion Plea

Columbia Casualty fugitives are pursued as C M McCabe W A Moon and James Bingham travel to Texas to petition Governor Colquit for extradition to Indiana. M L Claypool reports Tousey Webb Muller and Haynes lavishly spending others funds in Austin while stockholders receive a firm note pledging justice. The Lafayette Journal notes hopes for extradition and public action. Local social notes follow with Jacksonville ill visitors and area residents.

Columbia Casualty Company Crawfordsville C. M. McCabe W. A. Moon That City James Bingham Indianapolis Lone Star Estate Texas QO. B. Colquit Indiana M. L. Claypool Tousey Webb Muller Haynes Austin McCabe & Crane Colquit Lafayette Journal

Interest Growing In Baby Show At Mudlavia Site

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will host a Saturday baby show on a vacant lot south of the Mudlavia office. A physician and nurse will judge, with prizes and a free photograph for each entry. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children aged six to twelve.

Mudlavia Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Farmers and Merchants State Bank J. A. Judy R. E. Smith W. H. Powers Bidwell’s Max Schwartz Dan C. Reed B. F. Stephens

Married By The Mayor

Attica mayor Reed, reviewing nineteen years in office, avoids performing marriages citing religious ceremony reasons while Covington mayor Tom McGeorge conducts a double wedding at the courthouse library for local couples John R. Pearson and Flossie Raypole and Herschel C. Hutts and Ruth A. Hites.

Attica Reed Tom McGeorge Covington

Family returns from Michigan health visit

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McCord came home Monday from Petosky Michigan where Mrs. McCord sought hay fever relief. Helena Briggs also praised the Michigan climate after a summer in the area. Dayton Wilcox and wife visited for Mrs Wilcox’s health and saw steady improvement.

Roscoe McCord Petosky Mich Hayfever Helena Briggs Michigan Dayton Wilcox

Aged West Point Resident Duddleston Dies at Home

West Point resident William McDonald Duddleston died Friday evening at his home after a long illness described as Knight's disease. He was over 60. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:40 p.m. at the West Point church with Rev. Dunlavy in charge. Interment followed in the nearby cemetery. Surviving are a widow and stepson W. A. Moon of Crawfordsville. Mrs. Duddleston remains seriously ill at home.

William McDonald Duddleston West Point Duddleston Dunlavy W. A. Moon Crawfordsville

Fountain Circuit Court to convene after long vacation

The Fountain Circuit Court will resume on Monday Sept 22 for the September term after a twelve week recess. A grand jury will be called though little work is anticipated. juries have been drawn for grand and petit panels. About two hundred cases remain on the docket with several new filings including divorce and debt suits and guardianship actions.

Fountain Grand Jury John &. Trott Shawnee Wm. J. Maywhorter Davis Washington Newkirk Wabash Gus G. Hendricks Richland Clifford Cade van Buren Charles M. Taylor Cain Petit Jury Wm. E. Bisland Troy H. E. Dalby Francis M. Bever Augustus M. Kirtz Thos. Glascock Charles E. McClure Harvey Foster Fulton Franklin Thomas Wm. J. Drossinger Millcreek Herman W. Briggs Logan Thomas Cox Benjamin F. Reed James Bingham Columbia Casualty Company Newtown Bank Maggie May Butts Isaac Butts Millard Renick A. D. Mann Ora O. Inlow John Goldbach Jacob Yerkes Martha Yerkes John R. Hardesty Zella Hardesty William Dennis Samuel Mack Irvin Monroe Haas Roy Guy Eliza A. Canter Elizabeth H. Kraft Sarah Ann Jackson Thomas J. Dotson Eleanor Baum Abraham Baum

Mrs. Duncan Buchanan’s Mother Dies at 89

Mrs. Buchanan aged 89 years 11 months widow of Donald Buchanan longtime Aldborough resident died Monday in West Lorne Ontario after living in Eagle Attica and West Lorne. Survived by five children Robert Duncan Joseph James Walter and two daughters. Funeral at Maple Street home Thursday conducted by Rev Craig and burial in Evergreen cemetery.

Duncan Buchanan West Lorne Ontario Canada Aldborough Buchanan Donald Buchanan Orford Township Eagle Robert Conneaut Duncan Attica Ind Joseph Buffalo James Cleveland Walter Detroit John Miller Mary Presbyterian Church Maple Street Mr. Craig Evergreen Cemetery

Special Meeting at Antioch Free Methodist Church

The first quarterly conference meeting opens Friday evening September 19 at Antioch chapel and runs through Sunday. Elder J A Watson of Lafayette leads services each evening and Sunday morning. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Free Methodist Church Antioch Chapel J. A. Watson Lafayette

Crumpacker Seen as Senate Candidate Amid Quiet Prep

A Washington dispatch reports Edgar D Crumpacker, Indiana's last Republican ousted from Congress, is expected to run for the Senate and is already quietly laying groundwork for his campaign.

Washington Edgar D Crumpacker Indiana Congress Senate

Rev. C. W. Postill to Leave Attica Church

Rev. C. W. Postill will not be returned to the Attica Methodist church after nearly three years. The conference at Hammond next week will decide a successor and the board has not chosen a substitute. Postill completes a seven room bungalow at Renuselaer and will reside there near his farm. he will be assigned to an appointment near Rennse laer to balance ministry with his home.

C. W. Postill Attica Hammond Briggs Rennselaer

City election draws attention amid candidate shortage

The piece notes a sparse field with Morris Blout as the sole declared candidate for city treasurer. Democrats discuss mayoral hopefuls Tom Leif OQ, S. Clark, and Dr. Burlington, with Leif favored. Citizens ticket ideas emerge as party lines blur, while Mayor Reed declines re nomination for personal reasons. Democrats convened this week to organize, opposition has not yet formed.

Morris Blout Tom Leif S. Clark Dr. Burlington Leif Altho W B. Reed B. S. Orr F. S. Purnell A. L. Bolling

Davis Pioneer Absolom Funk Dies at North Vine Home

Abner Funk of Davis township, born December 28, 1834, died of tuberculosis after senile disability. He married Phoebe Gibson in 1859 on their 54th anniversary. survived by wife and three children Ed Hansford Funk and Mrs Allen d uff of Hoopeston, Ill. Funeral in Salem church followed by burial in Salem cemetery.

Absolom Funk Davis Township Vine Salem Funk Illinois Phoebe Gibson Ed Hansford Allenduff Hoopeston Ill Altho

Attica Land and Improvement Co Dissolves Its Affairs

The Attica Land and Improvement Company held its final meeting, divided its assets among stockholders, and began dissolution. It had raised $48,000 to secure two factories plus Ravine park and the Poston brick plant, with 47 unsold city lots distributed by lot or cash shares.

Attica Land and Improvement Company Greater Attica Merchants Association Room National Car Coupler Co Ravine Park Poston John Feuerstein A. BP. Green L. M. Greeny E. B. Hughes C. d. Haller C. J. Johnson F. M. Lauman J. E. Merriman Jesse Martin East Road L. Boughan E. Connell Geo E. Foster Geo. Feuerstein L. G. Martin J. Frank McDermond B.B. Orns Tordspemeeceane E. D. Robison C. F. Robinson W. B. Reed Cece M. Schwartz A. Swank T. R. Zeigler Lafayette J. D. Allen Will ‘Calvert Ty Nixon Eerie H. L. Kramer H.C. Martin C. E. Marlatt H. W. Newlin A. L. Sargeant G. F. Martin Alex Holmes F. B. Colvin Cash G. M. Williams A. S. Peacock A. B. Schanz Oscar Sadock C. B. Lamme H. W. Leasure A. C. Holley Jacobson Brog Allen

Exhibit Highlights Local Lime Plant and Farm Trials

J Wesley Whicker displayed Covington fair exhibits on his Shawnee township farm showing raw limestone and ground lime. The cream colored powder was tested on soil treated with lime, with corn and other grains also shown. Circulars explained soil testing, lime benefits, and plant analysis attracting farmer interest. The Red Men of Riverside plan an indoor open meeting Tuesday with children as guests. Lee and Will Yocom visited West Lebanon on Sunday.

J. Wesley Whicker Covington Shawnee Township McKee & Irwin Red Men Riverside

Missionary Societies to Meet in Fountain County

The 27th annual meeting of the Presbyterian missionary societies of Fountain County will convene at Newtown on Friday September 26 in the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Robi. L. Winks will preside with morning devotions by Mrs. James Whitehead. Delegates will discuss Our Woman's Missionary Society and debate whether all women church members belong. Additional discussions cover society involvement in social issues, youth attitudes, and keeping informed on denominational needs. Officers listed include Mrs. Robi. L. Winks president, Mrs. Kathryn Martin vice president, and Mrs. Henry S. Davis secretary.

Presbyterian Missionary Societies of Fountain County Newtown Presbyterian Church Robi. Winks James Whitehead Our Woman’s Missionary Society Chis. Kerr Kathryn Martin Fred Purnell Mary Huddle D. I. Conkle F. A. Nave Gladys McKinney Louise Gephart Marie Coen China Rufus Dooley Our

Howey Chosen To Succeed Elva Davis In Jackson Township

Tippecanoe County commissioners corrected a prior report and named Alva Howey to fill the unexpired term as Jackson township trustee. Howey, a former trustee and local farmer, will assume duties left by the late Elva Davis of Odell after Stephen Beaver’s resignation.

Tippecanoe County Ledger John Cottrell Elva Davis Odell Jackson Township Alva Howey Howey Stephen Beaver

Local Notes From Attica and Nearby Towns

Hoopeston resident Mrs D Wickstrom travels from Attica after visiting W M Briggs and wife in Williamsport. Hillsboro telegraph operator Arthur Kinney leaves to join a Danville job. Dr Redman moves to Covington to partner with his brother. Mrs Reno Scheidler visits Indianapolis and Mil housen. Rex Judy and Will Yocom seek an Overland car in Indianapolis. Wm Woodhall builds a new house near Pine Creek dam. Miss Margaret Van Scholack of Garden City Kansas visits Mrs M T Case. Ethel Martin travels to Lafayette to visit Mrs James Hall. Mrs John Mitchem and Mrs Will Tinsman visit Lafayette. Mr and Mrs W M Briggs visit Attica. Mrs William Crane and daughter from Independence visit Attica. S D Messner visits relatives in Rockfield and Delphi. Mrs E D Purviance leaves visit with her brother in Cato. Mrs Ora Milligan and children guests of relatives in Mooreville.

D. Wickstrom Hoopeston Ill Attica W. M. Briggs Williamsport Arthur Kinney Hillsboro Danville Redman Covington Joe Redman Reno Scheidler Indianapolis Milhousen Rex Judy Will Yocom Judy Wm. Woodhall Pine Creek Dam M. T. Case Margaret van Scholack Garden City Kansas Ethel Martin E. D. Purviance Cato Ora Milligan Mooresville

Attica Boy Named Best Gas Expert in Country

Wiley J Huddle elder son of Mrs Margaret Bfuddle of Attica has been chosen by the Indiana Public Utilities commission as a gas expert to appraise Indianapolis gas properties for merger of two major companies. The Wisconsin Railway commission recommended him as the most competent expert in the region. He is a graduate of Attica High School and studied at Wisconsin University.

Attica Wiley Huddle Margaret Bfuddle Indiana Public Utilities Commission Indianapolis Indiana Commisson Wisconsin Railway Commission Trafford Ericson Wiley J. Huddle Wiley Attica High School Wisconsin University Madison

Wreck On The Towpath Delays Covington Fair Transit

A broken flange on a gravel car caused a wreck west of the covington plant on the wabash towpath. Eleven hopper cars derailed tearing up track while wreck crews worked until 6 30 last evening. To prevent missing the covington fair passengers were moved to a second train and transferred at the blockade.

Covington Wabash Tilton

Murphy will case in Williamsport nears jury delay

The Murphy will case continues in Williamsport and will not reach the jury before Saturday or possibly Monday. After a recess caused by the death of a juror’s father the trial resumed with vigor and evidence was abundant. The plaintiff shows a strong case while the defense also presents a solid showing and both sides expect heated argument as defense closes its evidence today and argument begins.

Murphy Williamsport

Sterling Veteran D H Scherer Dies at 87

Obituary reports the death of D. H. Scherer an 87 year old Sterling resident from bulbar paralysis after a period of feeble health. He served in the Civil War and is survived by Calvin H Scherer former county sheriff and Veedersburg officer, and daughters Mrs Rena Shhuitz and Mrs Ada Smith. His wife predeceased him. Funeral services were held Sunday.

D. H. Scherer Sterling Scherer U. S. Army Calvin H. Scherer

Education Seekers Leave for Chicago and Madison

Miss Elizabeth Todd will leave a week from Monday for Chicago to enter Chicago university and take a postgraduate course in domestic science. Glen Jones departs for Wisconsin University Madison for a commercial course. Miss Bernice Schermerhorn leaves for Northwestern university in Chicago to resume studies. Miss Gladys Jones will depart next week to resume work at Chicago university.

Elizabeth Todd Colorado Springs Chicago Chicago University Glen Jones Attica High School Wisconsin University Madison Bernice Schermerhorn Northwestern University Gladys Jones

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Mrs. Schlosser William Ermey Jacksonville D. R. Thornton Bonweil Ella Ermey Jacob Ritenour Clarence Ogborn Pine Village Oscar Ellis Anna Sabel Flossie Reed Circuit Court Antioch Crumpacker Municipal Politics Davis Pioneer Will Buckley Attica Land & Improvement CO Lee West Lebanon Mra Frank Johnson
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