Raffles captured in Wabash Market streets hunt ends
A. M. Keene posted a ten dollar reward for any person capturing Raffles. Mr. Tharp tracked the mysterious man to Wabash and Market streets, identified him as Raffles of Highland Roller Rink, and delivered him to Keene. Raffles alias Jack Beverly of Elkhart arrived with a companion, rented a room, and faced a restless pursuit by locals.
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Frank
A. M. Keene
Raffles
Mr. Tharp
Wabash Street
Market Street
Mr. Raffles
Highland Roller Rink
Mr. Keene
Tharp
Wabash
Jack Beverly
Elkhart
Stiggles
Jono DePuy
East Hill Street
Huntington
Manledsley
King
Deaths: Thompson and Piper Buried in Indiana Obituaries
John Wesley Thompson born March 16 1836 in Peble County Ohio died after a paralysis stroke in Plymouth Indiana surrounded by family. He served in the Union Army 1863 joined Shermans march to the sea. Funeral at Weasaw church Interment Weasaw cemetery. David Piper born August 4 1827 in Montgomery Ohio died February 11 1906 aged 78 years 6 months 11 days. He moved to Indiana in 1843 married Sarah Stoffer 1852 mother of 13 children six living. Burial Denver cemetery after services conducted by Elder Irvin Fisher at Abraham McDonald residence Denver.
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John Wesley Thompson
Peble Co
Ohio
Margaret Bane
Angeline
Julia
James
Mary
Jennie Brown
Orthineal
Jessie
Myra
Cheston
Mr. Thompson
Pleasant Hill
Ind
General Sherman
Plymouth
David Piper
Montgomery Co
Indiana
Sarah Stoffer
Drexel Cady Loses Fingers In Rip Saw Accident
Monday morning about ten o clock Drexel Cady son of Leander Cady suffered a severe accident at a basket factory. He lost the thumb and three fingers of his left hand on a rip saw. The little finger was badly cut but may be saved. Doctors Piper and Wright dressed the wound and he is progressing nicely.
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Drexel Cady
Leander Cady
Castleman See couple wed at home ceremony
On Sunday February 11 at 6 o clock at the bride’s home Miss Emma Castleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Caleb Castleman of Lesters Ford and E T See son of Mr and Mrs Frank See of this place were married in a small family ceremony The groom works in Overmire and Andersons store at Lesters Ford where a home was prepared for the bride The Tribune offers best wishes for a happy prosperous life together Fernand C Cleland of Peru and Doral Fites of Denver were married at noon at the M E Parsonage Rev H Lacy officiating Best wishes for a successful life voyage were extended by friends.
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Emma_ Castleman
Caleb Castleman
Lester's Ford
E. T. See
Frank See
See
Overmire & Anderson
Lester’s Ford
the Tribune
Mrs.See
Fernand C. Cleland
Peru
Doral Fites
Denver
M. E. Parsonage
Rev. H. Lacy
The
Tribune
Election Notice for Weasaw Cemetery Directors
Notice is given of an election of three directors for Weasaw Cemetery at Weasaw Baptist Church on Saturday March 24 1906 from 1 to 8 pm. Voters may cast one ballot for each person with buried friends in the cemetery. Directors serve two four and six year terms by ballot order with highest getting six years next four and next two. Dated February 9 1906.
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Weasaw
Wealsaw Baptist Church
Said
Great White Sale of Princess Muslin Underwear
George C. Miller & Sons announces a third annual Great White Sale featuring muslin underwear for ladies and misses including gowns chemises drawers and corset covers of cambric and fanisook trimmed with burg insertions or valenciennes lace. The sale also offers table linen sets cloths doilies laces insertions towels and embroideries from English Irish and American makers.
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George C. Miller & Sons
Editor W. W. Lockwood in Peru Reports Worsening
Late Peru reports indicate W. W. Lockwood editor of the Peru Republican is in a dire condition. The foot, badly injured in last November’s accident, was amputated last Monday. Though initially hopeful, a relapse has revived fears for his life.
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Peru
W. W. Lockwood
Walter Johnson Guest of Stowman and Taylor
Walter Johnson of Little Rock Arkansas visited D C Stowman and family and M N Taylor on Friday and Saturday. John Charles reported from Aan Harbor Michigan that his operation was successful and he feels well. He is at the Homeopathic Hospital in a nice place and his friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Walter Johnson
Little Rock, Arkansas
D. C. Stowman and Family
M. N. Taylor
John Charles
Aan Harbor
Michigan
the Tribune
Charles
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Warbash
Daily Times-Star
Rev. H. Lacey
Castleman
Great White Sale
Lockwood
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