Meeting at Muncie over receiver and creditors
W Hichhorn and Abe Simmons traveled to Muncie for a hearing on Co B and C matters tied to the railroad receivership. A rally day gathered creditors and their lawyers as petitions to remove Receiver Flemming were discussed, though most creditors favored current management and opposed a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hichhorn
Abe Simmons
Muncie
Co, B.&c
Delaware County
Flemming
B Lumber Firm
Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers for Year
The Rebekah lodge held a meeting last night to install the year's officers led by district deputy Henry Stegkamper. Newly installed were Noble Grand Katherine Stegkamper, Vice Grand Martha Hatfield, Secretary Elizabeth Bender, Treasurer Lorelda Mossman, Warden Della Hoffer, Outside Guardian Max Shoenline, Conductor Cora Stegkamper, Inside Guardian Mayme Hart, R S to N G Alice Wisner, L S to N G Rose Burrows, R S to C G Alice Hasty, L S to V G Lizzie Kaltwasser, Chaplain Lily Markley, and Pianist Willmetta Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Nen
Henry Stegkamper
Katherine Stegkamper
Martha Hatfield
Elizabeth Bender
Lorelda Mossman
Della Hoffer
Outside Guardian
Max Shoenline
Cora Stegkamper
Inside Guardian
Mayme Hart
R. S
N. G
Alice Wisner
Meeting at Poneto Program of praise service at M E church
Poneto W C T U holds a program at the M E church on January 12, 1905 at 10 30 am with Mrs Ida Murray leading song and praise. Afternoon program features recitations readings and songs by local women including Mrs Flora Starr Miss Bessie Irwin Mrs Nellie McHenry and Mrs Nellie McHenry with topics on Mothers Influence Our Children and The Mother in Her Home. A lecture by Dr Shoemaker closes the event after dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poneto
Flora Starr
Bessie Irwin
Jennie Stine
Beee Rey
Olive Barrington
Wee Eles
Samantha Norton
Nellie McHenry
Lucy Gavin
Warner
Nelllie McHenry
Emma Oman
Nelle McHenry
Elnora Irwin
Lizzie Cook
Josephine Walmer
Shoemaker
Four Hundred Babies at St Vincent's Infant Asylum
St Vincent's Infant Asylum in Chicago shelters nearly 400 homeless babies awaiting adoption. Sister Julia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and illnesses, noting it contains no opiates and is safe and effective. Davenport & Eble R. sell it. Cummins and Matlack returned from Warren after yesterday's business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Infant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
Ubstitutes
Davenport & Eble
Death of Henry Masterson in Brriffton at 11 AM
Henry Masterson died at his West Cherry street home after a heart illness that grew acute in the last week. Born December 27, 1851 near Six Mile, he moved to the city in 1892 with his wife Rebecca Kunkel. He leaves eight of nine children and two brothers, with services at 2 PM Friday in the Christian church under the Red Men auspices and burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Masterson
West Cherry Street
Six Mile
Big County
Wm. H. Masterson
Rebecca Kunkel
George
Anna
Minnie
Ruth
Geo. Shorey
Albany
Frank Kershner
Murray
Dora Arnold
Ralph Thomas
Marcellus Masterson
Orin Masterson
Dallas
Texas
Fairview Cemetery
Dr Hurty laments Indiana school health gaps at large
Dr J N Hurty, Indiana health official, warns that 1600 of 2000 school age deaths last year were from diseases contracted in schools. He advocates universal medical inspection, cites skepticism from rural residents, recalls a distrustful Indianapolis visitor, and notes resistance to city-led health reforms. He also promotes subscriptions to the Evening Banner and mentions Miss Ival Long returning to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Japan
Indianapolis
Chicago Grain and Live Stock Markets Snapshot Daily
Chicago market notes show wheat, corn, oats futures with mixed May and July bids, plus pork, lard, ribs, and hogs prices. Receipts cited for hogs and cattle, with targets and regional quotes from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo markets.
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Chicago
Dutton
Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
New York
Bluffton
Ind
Timothy Peer
Eesses Caceessenveas
isPitia Es Para
Shane Ae Senane
How to avoid pneumonia and outdoor walkers
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Mich endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for pneumonia and cough relief noting it heals and strengthens lungs. Davenport & Ehle sell it. Separately Joseph VanCleve and J L Lance enjoy extensive outdoor walking. one outing included a twenty mile walk to Muncie with barefoot segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Davenport & Ehle
Joseph VanCleve
J. L. Lance
Muncie
Joe
Hartford City News
Notice to Taxpayers on 1904 Taxes in Wells County
In Wells County Indiana notice to taxpayers that the Tax Duplicate for 1904 is in collection and the treasurer will be at Bluffton office until the first Monday of May 1905 to receive said taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells County
Bluffton
Lancaster Center
Garton
Crosby
Teagle
Markley
Wheeler
Baller Husband Fined for Wife Beating in December
Mrs Sarah Baller unable to appear as her husband Chris Baller faced Justice Wailbert on a wife beating charge. He pleaded guilty, paid 25 dollars plus costs, and was jailed for nonpayment. Dr McLain testified to serious injuries to her back legs and arms from a December 24 assault, noting prior cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Baller
Chris Baller
Chris
Wailbert
Baller
Foley and Tar remedy sparks imitation market in Chicago
Foley & Co of Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat remedy and warns against imitations, urging customers to demand Foley’s as the only satisfactory option. The remedy is mildly laxative and non-opiate, safe for children. Davenport & Ehie sell it. Harry Troutman arrived from Montpelier for business and social calls in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Davenport & Ehie
Nonresident defendants named in Kemp suit warned
In Wells Circuit Court Bluffton Indiana 1904 filing by Sturgis & Stone for Christ C Beer vs Francis M Kemp Clarence E Kemp and F M Kemp & Sons Ohio Paving Company. Complaint on attachment garnishment shows nonresidents necessary parties. answer or demur due February 27 1905 at Bluffton court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Indiana
County of Wells
Wells
Christ C. Beer
Francis M. Kemp
Clarence
Clarence E. Kemp
Kemp
F. M. Kemp & Sons
Ohio Paving Company
Indiana
Bluffton
Hugh D. Studabaker
Wells Circuit
Sturgis & Stine
Attys
Pitif
Sheriff Sale Aims to Auction Wells County Real Estate
An execution issued from the Adams circuit court directs a public sale at Wells county Indiana to the highest bidder on Saturday January 28 1905 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door. The sale includes rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years for the described real estate in Wells county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Circuit Court
Court House
Wells County
Indiana
Public sale aimed at real estate in Coryville and surrounding notices
The notice states properties including Lots nine and ten in Coryville and a creamery will be sold at public sale if judgment amounts are not met. It names George W. Drum Sr. and James B. Ward as owners, Samuel Barger as plaintiff, with sheriff J. R. Johnston handling the sale. Also included are local routing changes for Craigville and a Camden traction franchise dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Coryville
George W. Drum
James BH. Ward
Samuel Barger
J. R. Johnston
Wells County
Hooper & Lenhart
Attys
Puff
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Daughters of
Rebekah
Ren
R.¥. Cummins
George Matlack
Warren
DR. Harty
Bluffton Markets
East Buffalo
Alee
Ralag
ED Saurer
el Bot
Jackson
Hes al Alta
Chester
Liberty
Cheeredeaee
Rock Creek
Badaneeeenne
Union
Nottingham Harrison
Lancaster
Jefferson
Vera Cruz Beeen
Ossian Poneto
Keystone
Markle
Walbert
Harry Troutman
Montpelier
Craigville
Postoffic
Hartman's
Craizville
Carrier
John Strohm
Commissioners Court
Portland Sun
Hartford City
Celina Traction Co
Camden
C. Francia
Knowlton
Pennville