Wayside Notes on Local Visits and Purchases
Miss Margaret Delarber entertained Elizabeth Weikinger Cecelia Hopkins and Andrew Frolic of Defiance. Newton Boters of Canton arrived to visit his brothers. Nelson and John Groge visited Melrose to see their ill sister Mrs Mary Frier. Lewis Roebiig owns a new corn shredder. John Delarber bought a fine lot of shoats from Nelson Grogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret, Delarber
Elizabeth Weikinger
Cecelia Hopkins
Andrew Frolic
Defiance
Newton Boters
Canton
Messrs
Nelson
John Groge
Melrose
Mary Frier
Lewis Roebiig
John Delarber
Sherwood Prof Heaters Sister and Son Visit Stryker Home
The report notes Sherwood Prof Heaters sister and her son from Stryker visiting his home for a week. Miss Besse Zeigler stayed with Miss Audra Hover from Friday through Tuesday, as Halloween parties were held by seniors and juniors respectively in town halls with several out of town guests.
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Heater
Stryker
Besse Zeigler
Audra Hover
Openlander
Alma Ridenour
Clara Walker
Messrs Drake and Snider
Ney
M Shook
Bert Haver
Leora Drahr
G W Renz
Institute
Katie Ross
BA Trabey’s
Local notices and social updates from Hicksville region
Hicksville social notes include visits from Floyd Clark and Walter Ferris from the world’s fair, J E Mercer returning from St Louis, and R E Hood moving to Montpelier. Local church events note ME Sabbath rally day and a Disciple church concert. Chas Bartlett and family visited from Waterloo to hear Senator Beveridge. A Kerr Bros Mfg Co project advances, Mrs Diffenbaugh sells her home, and Prof Beck and others attend an institute in Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thompson
Umte
Floyd Clark
Walter Ferris
Silas E Hurt
J E Mercer
St Louis
Kerr Bros Mfg Co
Jas Turrittin
Henry Milliman
St Joe
R E Hood
Montpelier
Disciple
Chas Bartlett
Waterloo
Ind
Auburn
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Grace Fales
G B Wilson
Maggie Floyd Glassmire
Rs Diffenbaugh
John Hallinger
J Tf Beck
Sherwood
F'V Irish
Chicago
King Patterson
Ft Wayne
Building & ‘Loan Building Report
Monday Night Disorder Strikes Streets of Nearby Towns
A prison of vandalism spares no lane as Monday night chaos uprooted signs and wagons. Reports mention Harry Murphy of Antwerp and Gideon Ensign of Mark Center amid accounts of elevated sidewalks with iron railings completing safety measures along High Smith and Tight streets. Mrs Sarah Scott, visiting Edgerton South Bend Napanee, Ind, returned home Monday as news spreads of Mr Steckley’s death in Garret Ind. Col Hiram Reed's eastern trip ends, Mrs H E Winn returns from Hillsdale Mich, Dr Tattle seeks Port Clinton office rooms, Frank Nelson of Auburn visits, and J E Garwood with Max Rubin from Ft Wayne were seen Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Murphy
Antwerp
Gideon Ensign
Mark Center
Sarah Scott
Edgerton
South Bend
Napanee
Ind
Steckley
Garret
Hiram Reed
H E Winn
Hillsdale
Mr Lee
Chas Miller
J E Garwood
Max Rubin
Ft Wayne
Local Notes of Defiance District and Surroundings
Southerton David Owens lost a valuable roadster last week. Lawrence Gilts moved his family from Marion Indiana to Defiance to settle. Curly Thompson hauled a load of hoops to Continental Saturday. Jerome Bottant is painting the grocery and dwelling of James McKegg at Arthur. Mr Wm Friend and father return from a trip to Arkansas with a good time. Elmer Hall moved two large cistern tanks by here Mondo. Rev Burrell of Rice has purchased the farm of John Little for 1900 dollars. Sr Little purchased Fred Porter’s farm for 150 dollars. Jacob Schubert bought the J B Milligan farm near Defiance for 1300 dollars. Thus Berghill drives new survey. Samuel Maddock and sister, driving out of Defiance Saturday, were thrown when their horse bolted. Some horse buyers were in the vicinity Monday. Mr and Mrs S Mansfeld and sons and Mrs A A Welton dined with Lwl Mansfeld and family Sunday. Mansfield is preparing for the ditches on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Owens
Lawrence Gilts
Marion
Ind
Defiance
Curly Thompson
Continental
Jerome Bottant
James McKegg
Arthur
Arkansas
Elmer Hall
Mondo
Rev Burrell
Rice
John Little
Sr Little
Fred Porter
Cob Schubert
J B Milligan
Berghill
Samuel Maddock
S Mansfeld and Sons
Mire A.A Welton
L Wl Mansfeld
Mansfield
Local residents travel and social visits across towns
Farmer VG Lord drove to Bryan. PN Richardson went to Ney. Mrs Ciara Lord and the Mrs Grove planned a visit to Hicksville. Anthony moved into Peter Doenges house northeast of Farmer. Leslie Stone hauled hogs to Ney. Mrs Mary B Yeagley of Bryan visited Farmer. Mrs Ella Weldon and daughter stayed with Alfred Richardson. Marguerite Norway is ill with fever. H F Riegand and son Oney went to Defiance. John Donley improving. Susan Crossland visited Defiance. Wedding bells expected soon.
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VG Lord
Bryan
Richardson
Ney
Ciara Lord
Grove
Hicksville
Anthony
Peter Doenges
Nouse
Farmer
Leslie Stone
Mary B Yeagley
Ella Weldon
Far“mer
Alfred Richardson
Marguerite Norway
H F Rieg
Oney
Defiance
John Donley
Susan Crossland
Evansport Docket Notes Local Social Roundup
Evansport notes report a small town schedule with weddings visits and social calls. Gari Spotser and Ralph Morris were in town Saturday for a wedding of HS Heer and a Richland county bride. Ed Partes and family visited On PM Bath in Defiance. Many locals attended events in Bryan Defiance Stryker and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gari Spotser
Ralph Morris
HS Heer
Richland County
Frank Hall
Ed Partes
Bath
Hl Prinee
Bryan
R Botts
Grace
J C Snider
Defiance
Fred Barber
J W Miller
Schatzer
Willams and Canning
DO Garber
T Brown
Stryker
Mesdames GE Winn
W P Cameron
Lou Cameron Weat
Acoy
M Bath
Wm Kirtley, Jr
FT Snyder
Frank Bock
Hall
TA Koeppe
Aug Haase
GW Willet Sanday
E Hall
A Rodgers and Families
Wm Hall
Corabood
F E Calkins
Henry Lesler
Toledo
E H Porter
Teachers'institute
Sherwood
Sheriff Candidate Visit Highlighted Local Talk
Kopp, candidate for sheriff, was here Monday. C J Thompson was here Monday. W 8 Cameron and family were visitors at Bryan Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
J Thompson
Cameron
Bryan
WE Decker Buys Journal At Marysville After Muskogee Exit
WE Decker disposed of his newspaper holdings in Muskogee and returned to Ohio. He purchased the Journal at Marysville, signaling a strategic shift in regional press interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Decker
Muskogee
Ohio
The
Journal
Marysville
Juper Parker Weighs Stand on Anti-Government Injunction Issue
Juper Parker has not yet announced whether he backs David B Hill against the anti government by injunction stance or adheres to the principles he maintained as a sitting magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juper Parker
David B Hill
Democratic switch shocks Boonville in War rick County
Dr TJ McCoy a leading Democrat in Warrick County Indiana stuns Boonville by renouncing democracy and endorsing Roosevelt and PaineBanke. Geo Simmons of Hicksville is in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ McCoy
Warrick County
Indiana
Boonville
Roosevelt
Pairbanke
Geo Simmons
Hicksville
Ney postmaster in city. teachers to meet Friday night
P M Lehman Ney postmaster is in the city today. The Baptist Sunday school teachers plan a Friday evening gathering at Chas. Ensign's Washington street home at 7 30. A full attendance is desired. French's Bazaar adds counters and shelving to handle growing stock.
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P M Lehman
Ney
City
The
Baptist Sunday School
Chas. Ensign
Washington Street
Hunting in Michigan Sees Scarce Quail and Limited Ducks
Weather favored land shooting but hurt waterfowl and quail. Quail are unusually scarce after a long hard winter, while partridges are more numerous but concentrated in northern Michigan. Hunters must trek to upper regions for partridges. ducks remain plentiful but hard to reach on open water.
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Michigan
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Evansport
Hon. J . Killits
French
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