Wells County notes and city items in Hartford City News
A long digest of Wells County happenings includes the will of William P. Settles filed in the county clerk's office, Tod Sloan suing the French racing association for damages, worm blight fears for apple trees, Edward Neuenschwander selling his Linn Grove hardware to Samuel Oplinger, and county court records noting a busy session with sixty-two civil and thirty-two criminal cases. Also covered are local business moves, railway talk, a new Pennville paper, a DePauw University graduation mention, and assorted social notes from surrounding towns.
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William P., Settles
Wells County
Settles
Hartford City News
Edward Neuenschwander
Linn Grove
Samuel Oplinger
Studabaker
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