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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
3
Obituary of Cora Sarah Harnish Barclay in Liberty Center
Cora Sarah Harnish Barclay, born May 1817 near Murray Indiana, died February 2 190?, aged 87, married Charles Michael in 1896. Survived by husband and two daughters Ruth and Grace, with many relatives. A longtime member of United Presbyterian then Methodist Protestant church, she faced illness with faith and patience and requested funeral details be arranged in advance. Funeral at M P church Liberty Center, interment McFarren cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sarah
Sami
Lydia Harnish
Maurray
Indiana
Miss Harnish
Charles Michael
Ruth Uied
Grace Rused
United ‘Presbyterian Church
Murray
Methodist Protestant Church
Liberty Center
Gracee
Ruth
Grace
M. P
McFarren
J, Ll, Barclay
Phen a mid Tablets touted as safe headache cure
An advertisement claims Phen a mid Tablets relieve headaches in fifteen minutes and are safe for all ages. It lists Osborn Colwell Co in New York as distributor and cites testimonials praising rapid relief and sleep improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deharm-Cahlhyech Co
New York
Osborn-Colwell Co
Clift Street
Ellison Case Heads to Supreme Court Appeal
Sturgis went to Fort Wayne to enter on behalf of Wells County viewers in the Little River duch matter. Judge O Rourke ruled for the viewers and loans Me Bison the principal petitioner with the cars to pay. An appeal to the supreme court follows and another case to mandate Wells County to appoint new viewers may arise. Ellison's matter to be settled next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Sturgis
Fort Wayne
Wells County
Little River
Ellison
Affidavits of Mortgage in Debt Indebtedness Notice
Public notice outlines requirements for affidavits of mortgage indebtedness to avoid taxation penalties. It directs filers to record affidavits by a specified date with the auditor, naming John French, County Assessor, as the official to file with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Gordes
Ales Marin
Pease
Hoya
Dave Io
Cos
Brinwuam
John French
Notice to Non-Residents in Wells County Divorce Case
State of Indiana Wells County Court notices Susan Bigham sues William Bigham in Wells Circuit Court Cause No. S285 for divorce. Plaintiff’s affidavit states defendant is not a resident. unless he appears and answers by April 24, 1905, the court will proceed in his absence. Filed by Eichhorn & Mauack for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statec of
Indiana
County of Wells
Othe Welly Ettenit Court
Susan Bigham
William Bigham
Biehhorn & Matlack
State of
Bluffton
Bloffton
Hugh DD
Studabaker
Studabaker, Ey Jerk Wells
Eichhorn & Mauack
Attys
Pl If
Local Social Roster From Rockford Church Day
Community members attend meals and visits across Sunday including Clark Lantis, Alfred Mullis, Pyle family, Landis relatives, Lee Johnson, Edward Schabarts, Pearl Armstrong event, baby announcement for John Avstrane, Willian Millett, Hubert Pyle, and Jona Braiden with S. M. Bagby visiting Bertha and Effie Hulcomb of Uniontiale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lantis
AL Churgh
Alferd Mullis
Op. Pyle
Landis
Pole
Ant Atvs
Leeabaneh
Srentuy
Mie Lee John Sayy
Tuntah
Nile Onteb
Edward Sehbaarts
Mar
Tassie
Meydeh
Paris
Pearl Armstrong
Harsels
John Avastrane
Lesh
Farina Seth
Willian Millettai
Hinhan Oyedoo
Hubert Pyle
Ares Hareler
Job Reber
Jona Braiden
Tala Ars
S. M. Bagby
Misses Bertha
Effie Hulcomb
Uniontiale
Mrs. Louise Routh Dies at 103 on Main Street
Mrs. Louise Routh, mother of Mrs. J C Fulton, died Monday night at her daughter’s home on South Main Street. Born December 4, 1822 in Greensboro, NC, she lived in Wayne County Indiana with her parents, married John Routh, and had eight children, six living. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 oclock at Dr. C Fulton home, with burial in the cemetery. Remains viewable Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Routh
J.C. Fulton
South Main Street
iWsis
Routh
Greenboro
North Carolina
Wayne County
Tiniana
John Routh
Itt
Ston
J. A Laisk
M. OR
Studabialer
He. Ratton
Delia Edwards
Cauver
George Spitzer
Lafayette
Westey Thouth
Lime
Ind
Ofelvel
Drdd
Take White Fine cough syrup the re ae gents
Take White Fine cough syrup the re AE agents. This fragmentary text references a cough remedy and a possible East Asian or chemical mention, but lacks clear events or identities. The readable parts imply a product and agents but no concrete actions or dates. Further text is needed for a solid item.
Mary Anne Sale Dies at Home in Marion After Illness
Mary Anne Sale died at her son James W. Sale's home in Marion Indiana after a two week illness. Born November 1 in Monroe County Indiana she married to Reverend A Sale in 1844. She was a longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal Church in this city. Funeral was at the residence on Washington Street scheduled for Wednesday and interment at Marion later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Sate
James W. Sale
Mary Anne Warock
Monroe County
Indiana
Reve Fo A. Sale
North Hidiiain
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Sale
Marion
James W. Sade
Theosere
Bart Wayne
Ogimis 7
Kansas
Amd Games
Wyosule
Pindifien
Lara Wars
Aoowett
Binewa Chareeporv
Iis Eitey
Piahir
Washington Street
Wy Dee
Oeloek Antildwelori
Saaiest Tare
Interurban Wreck Disrupts Night Ride Near Y Street
A Monday night interurban car collided with a wire, tearing down the upper works and trolley pole. Sparks flew as wires dangled and observers watched closely to see if any lines were down or the car caught fire.
Will Start a Grocery in Bruition by Norton and Miller
Norton the grocery operator plans to open in Bruition in the Stone Front room once occupied by the Racket store. He has leased the space for several years and will stock a large variety from his network of fifteen stores based in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norton
Christ
Bruition
N.T. Miller
Marion
Norton
Night disturbance at Woostevan church ends with police chase
A pastor tries to restore order during services when a disturbance breaks out. Lester Betts, a south side policeman, is assaulted as he attempts to intervene. Police pursue the suspect, Mosshburg, who is later arrested. he faces a court appearance and $14 in costs. Local resident Lb. Wickliffe from Ossian visits and plans to monitor Wells County events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mow
Woostevan
Ehrrele
Hind
Julington
Mosshburg
Lester Betts
South Side
Betts
Lester
West Side
The
Irs
Lb. Wickliffe
Ossian
Mr. Wickliffe
Wells County
Horning
Peruna Claim Spars Across City and Nation
Widespread grip and catarrh claim many suffer with weakness and nerves. Letters from Joseph A. Finn and others tout Peruna as a cure, crediting rapid relief and renewed vigor while criticizing standard medical treatment.
Local Farm Transfers and Social Visits Reported
Henry Kreps plans a new barn this spring for his farm. George W. Watson sold his farm to Michael Miller and sons. they take possession next fall. Ida Speheser visited relatives in Adams county. Fanny Beitler of Adams county stayed with Abe Spcieser’s family. Fred King, Mrs. Cre Silvens, and Ada Wittson visited in Nottingham and Hartford City. Emerson Brundery to move to Risley farm east of town this spring. John Romer rented Magete house farm for cows. Pearl Gentis travels to assist mother’s firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry French
George W. Watson
Michael Miller
Ida Speheser
Adams County
Fanny Beitler
Abe Spcieser
Fred King
Cre Silvens
Nottingham
Rebecca Lindsay Sunnday
Ada Wittson
Chartes Birkwood
Ida Myers
Hartford City
May
Abies
WL Watson
Emerson Brundery
Risley
Risley Bros
Pearl Gentis
Te Taurus
John Romer Uni Song Tye
Magete Hontis
Cowie
Brelfrenel Piane to Open New Shorefront Outlet
The Brelfrenel Piane company of Nowcasthe Indiana plans a new shorefront shop on Stadabaker Thom north Melo Street. It will display the latest pianos direct from the factory and ads are expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelfrenel Piane Company
Nowcasthe
Ind
Stadabaker Thom
Melo Etreet
Pianes
Pugney Community Notes and Church Services
Richard Wisner is seriously ill with heart trouble and Mrs. Martin Perry’s health is noted as weakening. Cliff Crist has been ill but shows some improvement, while Miss Anni Shroek visits from Santa to stay two weeks with sister Mrs. Wue Myers. A baby boy was born to Reuben Nash and wife Sunday morning. Revival services continue at the church with a well attended prayer meeting and a Sunday School gathering of 201 attendees. collection amount noted as $2.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wisner
Martin Perry
Cliff Crist
Anni Shroek
Santa
Binittoy
Wue Myers
Reuben Nash
Sanday
Gfhanson
Albert
Lancaster Chapel Reaches Thirty Seven Converts Since New Year
The Lancaster Chapel reports thirty seven members joining since New Year with praise for building a new house of worship and efforts to win souls. AY. P. GC society adds twenty two members in two weeks and Theo dioly will lead Sunday meetings inviting all to attend. At Bluffton county Sunday School convention Lancaster Chapel had thirteen attendees and Mrs Barnes delivered notable addresses, with others contributing to a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Chapel
AY. P. GC
Theodioly
Lancaster
Bluffton
Bargain Drapery and Linen Prices From Store Sale
Economical notices advertise curtains lace Swiss and cambric gowns with heavy discounts. Notable items include Nottingham lace curtains at 8 per pair, fine Swiss at 12.40 per yard, bed spreads 74¢ to $1.00, various linens and toweling priced low, with ginghams and muslin garments discounted across men and women’s apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
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