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Newspaper

Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1904

Page

4

Rev Reed's revival work in Bluffton garners wide praise

The Bluffton evangelist Rev Reed, born in 1840s, with English and Fenwick lineage, led powerful revivals since 1887. He married in Indianapolis, served in Terre Haute and Winnipeg missions, and later Canada and England before settling in Bluffton. His meetings convert thousands, with over six hundred saved in Bluffton to date, noted for sincere sermons and personal outreach.

Bluffton Dr. Parker London Mr. Reed Liverpool Indianapols

City Revival Returns Transform Church Spirit

Nearly every church in the city knelt at the altar and gained pardon after a powerful revival. People from miles around shared in the experience as the meetings yielded remarkable displays of divine power. Church leaders seek to conserve the ingathering and care for many new believers, perhaps by hiring a deaconess or hiring an assistant pastor. Rev Beeks receives well earned credit for guiding the revival and steady leadership in recent months.

Beeks

Murray Items Highlight Local Visits and Town Prospects

Murray residents host and visit kin across Bluffton Elwood and Muncie. Rock Creek floods blocked routes to Murray and Fishbaugh. Nate Neff sale planned February 1 four miles south of Bluffton. Cliffton Remedy vaudeville opens in Schwartz hall. interurban service eyed for Murray. Sale postponed due to bad roads.

Henry Masterson Bluffton Frank Kershner W. E. Tobe F. W. Kershner Rock Creek Fishbaugh School Murray Marguerite Wilcoxson Si. Darbenster George Shorey Edna Nate Neff Hilingham Pike Tocsin Mary Couger Elwood Ethel Cliffton Remedy Company Schwartz Hall Beatrix Trigsell Muncie

Art Kelsey Moves On Farm Purchased From James Little

Local notes from Zanesville report Art Kelsey left Markle Route No 3 to move onto his new farm bought from James Little last Tuesday. Snowbound conditions linger at the place and roads remain poor for mail carrier Ormaby traveling toward Fort Wayne. Multiple residents, including Vella Robinson Ella Corll and Chas Raver, miss a return home due to snow drifts. Several students and visitors in the area deal with illness and travel disruptions.

Art Kelsey James Little Redding Groves Redding Vernon Scott Dora Seamen

Public Sale Notice of Polangus Cattle near Barbers Mill

Public notice announces a sale at the seller’s residence three fourths mile north of Barbers Mill on Tuesday February 16. Included are two full blood Polangus cows and a full blood Polangus bull, with twelve months old.

Dence Barbers Mill

Slacum Items Show Revival, Snow Clearing, Life Goes On

A revival sweeps Slacum with large crowds and rising interest. Gas shortages force some plants to shut down while others barely operate. John Bell clears seven miles of drifted snow. School proceeds well and a sleigh ride is considered. Miss Mabel Goodrich marks sixteenth birthday with a party attended by Nora Foreman Olaf Foreman Lavatia Graves H A Lesh Hugh Wineland Harry Bennett Frank Mann Edd Bennett Delaire Sharrett Fred Houser Geo Goodrich Frank Goodrich Paul Goodrich. Four course luncheon followed. Calvin Foremans and William Bennetts listed as sick.

John Bell Mabel Goodrich Slocum Nora Olaf Foreman Lavatia Graves H. A. Lesh Hugh Wineland Harry Bennett Frank Mann Edd Bennett Delaire Sharrett Fred Houser Geo. Goodrich Frank Goodrich Paul Goodrich Calvin Foremans William Bennetts

Public Auction at Uniondale Area for Farm Implements and Livestock

Public sale to be conducted at my residence one mile west and one mile south of Uniondale on Thursday February 18. Items listed include a 12 year old work mare five cows with calves expected, five brood sows due in March and April, five dozen Leghorn hens, a McCormick binder in good condition a Champion mower two cultivators one walking one riding a breaking plow a farm wagon and a pair of hay ladders. Sale starts at 10 o clock.

Uniondale McCormick

Noe Funeral Tuesday in Chester Township

The remains of Oliver Noe were buried at Gruber cemetery after services at Cheater Center church. Mrs Noe is in precarious condition and not expected to live following his death in his chair Sunday morning.

Oliver Noe Chester Township Gruber Cemetery Cheater Center Church

Nickel Plate Road Offers Low Monthly Rates to Western Regions

The Nickel Plate road advertises attractive low rates via a monthly program to points in the west southwest and northwest through April 19 1904. Readers are directed to contact the nearest agent or address at A Anterlin T P Wayne Ind for details.

Nickel Plate Road Island Anterlin T.P Wayne Ind

Community Illnesses Mark February List In Ossian

The column details many local illnesses including measles in Jeff Prough and children, Andrew Lash family, and Charley Beck. Mrs. Denton and Mrs. Schoch are sick, Pearl Sowards from Fort Wayne assists, while Effie Lash returns from Bluffton still convalescing. A stocking social and church events are announced with social gathering notes and travel troubles after heavy snow.

M. C. Blue Clem Blue Andrew Lash Daisy Charley Beck Lash Mr. Beck Effie Lash Bluffton Isaac Bender Frank Kunkel Methodist Church Bert Adams Baby Fort Wayne Albert Sowards Wentz Kreigh Richanan Ladies’ Aid Society John Sowards Reltives Ossian Bruce Niblick Bob Ross Craigville Mr. Niblick Keller Jeff Prough Sam Keller Kaufman

Bluffton Market Report Wheat Leads as Prices Jump

Wheat dominated the Bluffton market with a notable price rise. Chicago grain markets showed a three cent range while hogs gained five cents amid 48 000 receipts. Cattle traded 10 cents below yesterday with 30 000 on hand and lambs slow on 30 000 receipts.

Snyder Chicago

New Dress Goods Arrive at Peoples Store

The Peoples Store yesterday received a large shipment of new spring dress goods with the latest weaves and styles. J. M. Brickley visited Decatur while the firm continues to offer a superior selection of dress goods and trimmings.

Peoples

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