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Newspaper

Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1903

Page

5

Taken Away Public Notice and Local News

Sheriff Johnson of Bluffton escorted Mrs. Frank Garton to Richmond for treatment as her mental health declined. Three children remain without a mother while others recover from measles and an injury from a colt incident. A watch and eighty three cents were not stolen. Drew Lash’s barn progresses. Y P C U and ministerial conventions drew praise. preaching set for Sunday.

Sheriff Johnson Bluffton Frank Garton Richmond Garton John Nash Forrest Martin Eph Lutz Will Kleinknight Will Henry Davenport Y. P

Linn Grove Community Notes and Funeral Notices

Timothy Fauts held a barn raising last Thursday while Benjamin Meshberger plans one this week. Grandmother Winker died at seventy eight years old. funeral by Rev Ehrhart at Evangelical church, Greenwood interment. Miss Emma Baumgardner of Bluffton visits her mother. Mrs F M French returns home after a week with her ill sister. The Ginn Grove Junior band may play at the high school commencement. Odd Fellows look to form a band. Old Fellows building committee members inspected cement blocks at Berne. funeral for Meshberger grandfather at home of son John last Saturday.

Timothy Fauts Emma Baumgardner Bluffton Benjamin Meshberger Miller’s Ford Grandpa Meshberger John Finneral F. M. French A. Bowman L. L. Baumgardner A.it. Studabaker Ginn Grove Odd Fellows Old Fellows Building Committee Samuel Oplhnger Fred Gottschalk L.L. Baumgardner Peter Hoffman Berne Grandmother Winker Here Ehrhart Evangelical Church Greenwood Cemetery

Letter List Uncalled At Bluffton Post Office Week Ending May 4 1903

The Bluffton post office reports uncalled letters for the week ending May 4 1903 including Miss I Byrne Miss Dennia Benner N I Funk Miss I Miller C F Pre ble Ethel Peril Miss Anna Russler and Tat Josinid Owrts among others.

Bluffton I Byrne Dennia Benner N. I. Funk Miller C. F. Preble Ethel Peril Anna Russler

Clergy Visit to Fulton for St Joseph Classis Meeting

Ben Ashbaucher Rev J H String and Rev Schoepfle depart for Fulton Michigan to attend the St Joseph Classis convening Tuesday evening. The session brings ministers and church workers from across the state to discuss temperance Sunday school work and related topics with Ashbaucher presenting plans and ideas for local schools.

Ben Ashbaucher J. H. String Schoepfle Fulton Michigan St. Joseph Ashbaucher Blunton

Real Estate Transfers Then and Now in Bluffton Area

A series of real estate transfers lists names, parcels, townships, ranges, and sale prices. George Arnold transfers multiple lots in Bluffton West Addition to Benjamin F. Wiley for 1015 dollars. I Beckman sells 83 37-100 acres in NE quarter of Sec 4 to Josephine Elzey for 3500 dollars. Marsh sells Lot 37 and part of 38 in Townley and Silver’s Addition to Ella White for 61.05 dollars. Morgan divests an acre in Sec 21 to R M Morgan for 50 dollars. J Hf C Smith sells Lot 33 in Columbian Addition to Luster Roush for 250 dollars. Mendenhall transfers parts of Sec 16 to Calvin H Walker for 200 dollars. Elizabeth Sfuss sells 45 acres in Sec 4 to Henry S Johnson for 1800 dollars. G M Games sells 44 acres in Sec 4 to Edward Whitacer for 800 dollars. David A Walmer sells Lots 97 98 in Bluthton for 7000 dollars. Benjamin I Wiley sells 16-100 acres in Sec 4 to Andrew Ulmer for 200 dollars. Wiley sells Lot 16 and part of Lot 17 in Winterville to Hattie Barley for 1100 dollars.

George Arnold Benjamin F. Wiley Bluffton I. Beckman Josephine Elzey Wm. A. Marsh Ella White Townley and Silver Charles M. Morgan R. M. Morgan J. Hf. C. Smith Luster Roush Sarah E. Mendenhall Calvin H. Walker Elizabeth Sfuss Henry S. Johnson Benjamin Wiley Hattie Winterville

Trade Guarantee and Service Promise from Roars and Coun

A local dealer assures customers that any faulty purchased equipment will be fixed promptly and that all implements are guaranteed. The notice mocks competitors and invites shoppers to visit the Roars and Coun store to trade.

Roars & Coun

Local Nods and Travels Around Huntington

James Jones made a business trip to Huntington last Wednesday. Roscoe Clark and his wife visited his brother near Huntington over Sunday. Reverend Stinson, aided by Reverend Jones, filled Reverend Barclay's appointment at the place Sunday. It was Stinson's first attempt to deliver a sermon, and he did well. Willard McIlhaney plans to leave for Minnesota next week due to poor health. L. A. Minniear, while pulling posts last Monday, suffered a severe hand injury when a board broke and the chain caught a finger crushing it.

James Jones Huntington Roscoe Clark Stinson Rev. Jones Barclay Mr. Stinson Willard McIlhaney Minnesota L. A. Minniear

Sunday Excursion to Celina St Marys and Lima

The Lake Erie & Western railroad company offers a Sunday excursion on May 10 2003 to Celina St Marys and Lima Ohio. The special train departs at 7 28 am for 1 25. Casual dining options and fishing opportunities are mentioned with a chance to visit friends. For information contact the ticket agent.

Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company Celina St. Mary’s Lima Ohio Ee & Wi

Railway Project Brings Engineers to Bluffton

A. T. Russel, chief engineer of the C. B. and C. railroad, arrived with A. L. Sharpe from Chicago to establish Bluffton as the new railroad headquarters. They plan a systematic survey and grading soon, with rails and ties contracts in place. Cars may run on the line by winter, with work starting immediately.

A. T. Russel C. B. & CC. Railroad Company A. L. Sharpe Chicago Bluffton Sharpe Mr. Sharpe

Mayor Mock’s Busy Day At City Court

Mayor Mock’s court crowded with cases on Monday. Marshal Crosbie gathered six jurors for Linniger v Landfair while John Pierce paid a ten dollar fine plus costs for selling liquor to an habitual drunkard. The Linniger v Landfair dispute ended with a jury verdict for Landfair after a second trial.

Dave Long John Linniger-Landfair Glinniger Landfair Linniger Sait

Show People Have Order At East Side Show

DeLacour and Yields, show proprietors, declared they will enforce order after a disturbance by outside loafers. They halted the performance briefly, warned intruders to leave, and, with their cast and security, cleared the area following two men caught attempting illegal peeping at the dressing tent. The managers vowed further arrests if trouble returns.

Jack the Peeper

Barney Is All Right Says Son At Jeffersonville

W H H R of Ossian reports a letter from his son Larney, now guard at Jeffersonville, stating he is feeling better apart from sight rheumatism. Larney weighs 172 pounds and his friends here are relieved by the health update after previous anxious rumors.

W. HH. R Upright Ossian Larney Jeffersonville

Fort Wayne Elects Water Trustees and Council Members

Fort Wayne politics saw upheaval as Republicans elected three water works trustees and fourteen of twenty council seats. Democratic divisions and local strife fueled a severe reform of the city government, with narrow margins at the top of the ticket.

Fort Wayne

Engine delay slows Clover Leaf trains after freight engine burst

An accident halted a Clover Leaf freight in Buttermill cut when a cylinder head exploded. The east bound passenger aided the crippled engine back to Craigville, delaying the westbound train about an hour as crews cleared the track.

Buttermill Cut Craigville

Bluffton to Play Decatur In Upcoming Ball Game

Bluffton has replied to the Decatur high school challenge for a baseball game. A game between Bluffton and Decatur is planned for next Friday, location undecided. Decatur estimates a strong show against their opponents. Decatur Democrat.

Bluffton Decatur Brushwiller Decatur Democrat

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Pugney Tocsin Linn Grove Josinid Owrts Evans, Winters, CO Boehmer Brussels the People’s Store C. B C. Man Bluiffton Mayor Mock Jack the Peepers Barney Harrison Township Wells County Indiana Board of Commissioners of Wills Towit West Bluffton John Studabaker Studabaker West Blaifton Washington Street Lewis F, Hixon Nerife Wells Circuit Court TF Mt R. W Shariff Wella County Todd & Gordon Munyoth A. D Bluffton Markets Ufton Isees Oats Wrens Saeenessenee Ereyer Vowls Eveey Ee
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