Local social notes from Danville area residents
Mr and Mrs A J Kinnemad and son Howard of Danville Ind visited relatives here the past week Lulu Cover stayed a few days with Jessie Skinner Jessie Carson returned from an extended Michigan visit Rev Leroy Kreider and family of Hartford City visited friends Bro Kreider preached to a large audience on Wednesday Born to Mr and Mrs A J Parks a daughter J J Horton returned from Florida Anson Thompson visiting A J Parks About twenty five young people spent Sunday at AA Cover Miss Flora Foglesong went to Logansport to clerk at Quigleys A L Crippen and family visited Frank Condrad’s Mr and Mrs Tony Hoover were guests of their son Jacob and family Dr Miller and family attended church Zadie Foutz visiting here Mrs Wm Talzell and daughter Blanche returned Saturday Light Camden and another man visited Miller cattle farm and Horton farm Our new school building will be completed in a few weeks Union Township Advisory Board met with Trustee Waymire at Perrysburg Mrs Rachel Brown and son Earl sick Fred Bayless and wife visited his brother Marion Bayless Sunday Dio Rannells has a horned toad from Colorado Hallie Kreider of Denver spent week with cousin Lola
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kinnemad
Howard
Danville
Ind
Lulu Cover
Jessie Skinner
Jessie Carson
Michigan
Leroy Kreider
Hartford City
Bro. Kreider
A.‘J. Parks
J. J. Horton
Florida
Anson Thompson
A. J. Parks
A. A. Cover
Flora Foglesong
Logansport
Quigley
A. L. Crippen
Frank Conrad
Tony Hoover
Jacob
Dr. Miller
Zadie
Foutz
Wm. Talzell
Blanche
Messrs. Light
Camden
Albert Horton
Miller
Horton
Perrysburg Burg School Opens with Larkin Raber as Instructor
In Perrysburg the Burg school will open next Monday with Larkin Raber as instructor. The Baptist church members prepare for the Association to be held in Perrysburg on September 27 and 28. Walter Wright travels to Crawfordsville to resume studies at Wabash College. T H Cunningham passes through early Monday with farm products to exhibit at the Peru Street Fair. Dr Moses Swank of near Lucetta was buried at the Burg last Saturday with a funeral at the M E church. Rev J M Stewarts and Rev J M Baker continue revival meetings at the M E church through next Sunday night. Otto Fishburn of Denver attends church at the Burg Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Larkin Raber
The
Baptist Church
Walter Wright
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
T. H. Cunningham
Peru Street
Moses Swank
Lucetta
M. E. Church
J M. Baker
Larkin Baker
Frank
Twelve Mile
Philadelphia
J. M. Stewarts
J. M. Baker
M. E
Otto Fishburn
Denver
Post Office
Swank
Perrysburg
Weasaw area notes on farms and social visits 1899
Local item describes farmers busy with corn and wheat, neighbors visiting, and plan to move goods. Mentions Mrs. Fahl on sick list, Grimes trip to Denver, Emma McElwee from Denver, and various family visits along Weasaw Heights. Includes a farm sale notice listing livestock and implements with terms and start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fahl
Tursuiv
Durham
Shropshire
Oxford
W. I. Horr
Aug 29 Glass Wedding Celebrated With Gifts
Mr. Ea Thompson and wife celebrated their glass wedding on August 29 as readers note. A large amount of fine presents and some money were given, with a forthcoming list of gifts promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Glass
Lake excursion to Manitou Rochester and Michigan City offered
On Sunday September 17 1899 the Lake Erie & Western Railroad will run a special cheap excursion train leaving Denver at 9 25 a m The Rochester rate is 45 cents and Michigan City is 1 00 For further information contact the ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co
Lake Manitou
Rochester
Michi Iy
Denver
Michigan City
Denver Maxine Co Refreshes Flour Ad and Barber Shop Change
Notice that the Denver Maxine Co continues selling Best Flour at 1.60 per unit with a guarantee of quality. George Piper completed purchase of W H Kirkpatrick's barber shop and fixtures, plans updates, new furniture, and a home for his wife, while Kirkpatrick shifts to harness business locally.
Excursion Train to Chicago From Denver
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad announces a low fare excursion to Chicago on Saturday night September 23, 1899. The train departs Denver at 11 30 p m with a rate of 1 50 dollars. For details contact the ticket agent.
Local notices and upcoming events in Denver and region
Community announcements include W. L. Piper offering school supplies at the Post Office Drug Store, ties to visits by families and the Epworth League, and a forthcoming Penu Street Fair with Denver visitors. Tours and rates feature Lake Erie Western lines to Laporte and Rochester fairs, Handkerchief Day at Grimes Co, and Lake Manitou excursion deals. The State Fair lecture program notes James Wilson and agricultural exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Piper
Post Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Township Advisory Board
Waymire
Rachel, Brown and Son
Earl
Fred Bayless
Macy
Marion Bayless
Dio Rannells
Colorado
Hallie Kreider
Lola
A. R. Grimes
Oliver Cooland
David Coon
Frank Lowe
Geo. Gamble
Edward Forgy
Emma McElwee
Weasaw Heights
William Miller
Point Lookout
Robert Kistler
Abraham Aley
Otto Thompson
Mexico
Weasaw Wizzard
Albert Fahl
Omega
Junior
Daniel Berger
Starke County
Fulton
Sarah Blers
Olive
John Fulton
Bert Asmat
Arnett
Olass
Mort
Iston Reed
I Gilpin
Thomas
Wilber Thias
Hugh Tia
Sam Lutz
Lewis Conner
John Mirphy
Sam Gilp
Spaon
Woolley
Joe
Norris
Jim Baltimore
Ji Davis
Wist
A Thompson
Theune
E.R
George Piper
W. H. Kirkpatrick
George
Kirkpatrick
Chicago
Mrs. C. Bell
Irvin
Marion
Dr. Reed
Nellie
M. N. Taylor
J. L. Friend
Greencastle
W. F. Newbold
Edgar Knee
Indianapolis
A.B. Vore
Geo. L. Studebaker
Muncie
Epworth League
Bert Smith
Laporte
Lake Erie &Estern R. R
Baptist Chautauqua
C. E. Miller
Columbia City
Georgia Chapman
P. L. Cole
Amesville
Ohio
S. J. Peabody
Eri Gustin
E. R. Warne
Fred Woolley
Sam Jones
Peru
Grimes & Co’s
Loretta Barney
Audna Derek
Fern Bell
Alma Wright
Jessie Koontz
Desta Blystone
Lake Erie Railroad
Joan E. Stewart
Carmel
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
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