Anniversary notices from Laporte area
Fragmentary notice from LaPorte Indiana references Mr and Mrs G Adt and Mrs Piper with a 31st date in 1906. Mentions a driver and granddaughter and a gathering at W L Pip’s home. Lacks clear names, actions, or locations.
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Niversary
BE Milliron
G. Adt
Laeporte
Ind
Lineman
North
Piper
Chile
Diiver
Tiver
Charles Ary
All Cloud 3
W. L. Pip
Closed. in this waurday and fish ame commer
Fragmentary text notes a dated chronicle style item with unclear subjects and scattered terms. It lacks coherent details, names, places, or events to form a complete summary.
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Peru
Marriage at Sunberry Pennsylvan ia
Walter A Bordner of Peru wed Bertha Bettilyon of Sunberry last Thursday at the arm of Rouch and Bordner. The couple received many valuable presents and returned to Peru Saturday to live on East 6th Street with many friends awaiting them.
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Sunberry
Pennsylvania
Walter A. Bordner
Rouch and Bordner
Peru
Bertha Bettilyon
East 6Th Street
Notice of Petition to Incorporate Wee Sau Cemetery
Notice is given that a petition for the incorporation of Wee Sau Cemetery in Miami County Indiana will be filed before the Board of Commissioners at their February 1906 meeting. The description covers part of the southeast quadrant of Section 7 in Township 28 North Range 4 East starting 100 rods west of the southeast corner, with a line north 15 rods to a point.
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Board of Commissioners of
Miami County
Indiana
Weesau
Wedding Bells at Krider Farm Near Twelve Mile
A pretty wedding occurred at the bride’s parents home near Twelve Mile on Sunday December 24 1905 with Miss Mary Krider marrying Mr Gilbert Maus. Rev Irvin Fisher officiated as friends and relatives witnessed a dinner and presents. The couple will reside near Twelve Mile with many well wishes.
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Marion, Krider
Mary
Gilbert Maus
Irvin Fisher
William Mays
Twelve Mile
Maus
Will Entertain Lavishly in Country Estate Plans
John S. Conn and his wife plan to live on six and a half acres of orchard land with apple, plum, pear and peach trees plus grapes and berries. They will build an eight room house with well and cistern, a barn and outbuildings and engage in poultry raising serving yellow legged chicks to friends. Idiami County Sentinel.
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Deayerso
Will
Jable
Conn
Idiami County Sentinel
A Jolly Time In Tribune Office Amid Challenges
James G Lacey writes that the Tribune Office took possession in late November and faced illness and staffing troubles when Miss Della Lacey fell ill. He apologizes for mistakes, promises their best effort, and asks subscribers and advertisers to understand during the transition.
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Tribune
Della Lacey
Meyer
James 'G. Lacey
Death of David Bond 1849 1905 Friend church member
David Bond born July 25 1849 died December 29 1905 aged 56 years 5 months 4 days. He married Addie Olds on March 22 1876 and they had two daughters Jessie and Gertrude. Funeral at Mexico M E Church conducted by Rev J A Koontz and Rev H Lacey with interment at Eel River Chapel. Fetters of Peru in charge.
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David Bond
David
Jessa
Jane Bond
Addie Olds
Jessie
Gertrude
Friends Church
Rae
Mexico
M. E
J. A. Koontz
H. Lacey
Eel River Chapel
Fetters
Peru
O F Installation at Denver Lodge Honors Officers
Denver Lodge No. 537 installed officers for the new term led by S A Gordon and C Norris with E Wright and Davis among the listers. A post installation oyster feast followed with families invited. The lodge resumed and conferred the first degree on Otis Brown.
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Denver Lodge
S. A. Gordon
C. Norris
V. G
Cc. E. Wright
R. S
John Benner
I-G. S
A. Yoder
N.G. A
V. G. L. E. Raber
L. S
V.G. Geo. Smith
Earl Chapman
Reatha Fishburn
Vistors
Jodge
Otis Brown
Kratzer Jewelry Co Announces Sixty Day Closing Sale
The Kratzer Jewelry Co announces a sixty day closing sale starting November 1 to clear its entire stock of jewelry watches cut glass china and silver. All guarantees on watches and repairs transfer to the new proprietor who has extensive jewelry and optical experience. Christmas goods ordered earlier will be sold at the same sacrifice and customers are invited to call.
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Kratzer Jewelry Co
Tue Kratzer Jewelry
Charles Luckenbill Sees New Year Visit in Columbia
Charles Luckenbill visited with his son in Columbia on New Year’s Day, recounting a quiet family moment in the city.
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Charles Luckenbill
Columbia
City
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