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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1901

Page

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Dairyman Levi Rowe Shot by Boy Hunting Near Goshen Avenue

Levi Rowe, a dairyman near Goshen avenue, was shot in the right arm by Bob Evans while the youths hunted near the Rowe property Saturday afternoon. The bullet passed through arm muscles four inches below the shoulder. Rowe pursued the boy, who fled to the timber. The incident prompted potential prosecution from the Evans family, while officials reminded readers of state game laws and fines.

Mounday’s Levi Rowe Corporation Goshen Avenue Bob” Evans Arthur Evans Rowe Evans Mr. Rowe Samuel Rowe Enos Myers Myers M. M. Eckelman

Correct Synopsis of Michigan Game and Fish Laws

Summary of Michigan Game and Fish laws detailing open deer seasons, licensing, and protected species. Includes deer bag limit of three per year and license fees for residents and non residents. Covers use of dogs, artificial lights, and restrictions on hunting in parks and certain counties. Outlines seasons for foxes and fur bearing animals and penalties including bounties and prohibited methods.

Maple River Emmet Au Sable River Branch St. Joseph Grant M. Morse Portland Mich Indiana Michigan Bois Blanc Lapeer Huron Monroe Sanilac Tuscola Malcomb Allegan Ottawa St. Clair Ainder Lower Peninsula Tiyner Peninsula Antwerp

Man Applies for Marriage License May Be Married Woman

Friday night Fred Westfall of Elkhart sought a license from County Clerk Dennett claiming he had a valid divorce and that costs were paid. He promised proof but did not return, while Minnie Simonson’s divorce could not be found in county records.

Fred Westfall Hilkhart Dennett Minnie Simonson Westfall

E L Zigler Sues Allen Haney for Divorce

E L Zigler files divorce suit against Allen Haney in Elkhart citing brutal treatment and ill health after a short marriage from February 8 1900 to August 1 1900. The complaint notes Mrs Haney cannot manage household duties. The couple resided in Elkhart.

E. L. Zigler Lottie Haney Allen Haney

Guardian Appointed for J. R. Beardsley

Mrs. S. Beardsley is named guardian of J. R. Beardsley who is adjudged of unsound mind. She has filed hands valued at $60,900. His personal estate is estimated at $28,906 and annual income at $1,800.

S. 4. Beardsley J. R. Beardsley Beardsley

Township Institute Opens First Regular Session

The first regular Township Institute met Saturday at the Normal School hall with about fifty teachers in attendance. It represents Cleveland Osolo Concord and Bango townships, highlighting regional teacher cooperation and local education efforts.

Township Institute Cleveland Osolo

Kauffman Files Addition to Elkhart With County Recorder

John F B Kauffman filed with Recorder Peddycord a vial of Kauffman's addition to Elkhart city consisting of a few lots.

John F. B. Kauffman Kauffman Elkhart

Tipton Editor Tinton M. Pershing Named Postmaster

Tinton M. Pershing founder of the Tipton Advocate and longtime northern Indiana editor becomes postmaster after James B. Johns resigns. Pershing recently sold his printing plant to W. M. Barnhart.

Tinton M. W. Pershing Tipton Indiana James B. Johns Preshing W. M. Barnhart

Man Cleared After Two Mile Chase Over Home Burglary

Browning Fieldinge Huddleston’s home was entered yesterday while the family attended church and $8 was stolen. A stranger was placed under suspicion after a two mile chase and was run down, only to be found not guilty.

Browning Fieldinge Huddleston

Elkhart Man Bound Over In Horse Theft Case

Samuel Bowers faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Blake on grand larceny charges for stealing a horse from George A Grove near Wakarusa. Bound over to circuit court on $500 bond, he could not post and was jailed in Goshen. Police traced the horse to Goshen then back to Elkhart, where Bowers claimed he bought the animal from two men.

Samuel Bowers George A. Grove Wakarusa Blake Elliott Goshen Bowers Prairie Street Indiana Avenue George C. Grove Mr. Grove Indiana Michigan Elkhart Silvers Nappanee Sheriff Elliott Middlebury Street Moore Whiteman Lehman

Flagman Says Warning Ignored Before Train Hit Elderly Woman

Mrs Mary E Collins 59 living with her daughter at 802 Johnson street was struck by a Lake Shore engine at the South Main street crossing. Ed Dawson the crossing flagman says gates were down and he shouted but she did not heed. He stepped in front of the engine and tried to stop her but she jerked free and stepped into the path as the train backed toward the crossing.

Mrs. Collins Tom Connolley, Jr Hackman Bailey I W. Short Johnson Street Mary E. Collins John Ulrich Lake Shore Main ‘Street Blair Stoucher Round House Erossine Collins Dawson

Oldest Man in Indiana: Joseph Hush in St Joseph infirmary

Joseph Hush, once of Warren township, is now an inmate at the St Joseph county infirmary and likely the oldest man in Indiana. Born in 1793 in New Jersey, he lived near the Olive township line for decades, married in Michigan in 1825, voted for Madison in 1812, and fathered nine children, only three living. He remains in fairly good health at nearly 109.

Joseph Hush Warren Township St. Joseph County Indiana New Jersey Olive Township Berrien County Michigan James Madison

Cost of Quarantine in City to Suppress Smallpox

The city spent 2 096 05 to control a recent smallpox outbreak with 33 monitored cases and hundreds of exposures. Despite citizen objections, all cases were quarantined and the city avoided major losses while Elkhart reported no deaths and Muncie faced 100 000 in costs.

Health Department Muncie Elkhart

Felled Amber-Like Mineral Found on Elkhart Farm

Eli Conley of Elkhart showed a farm east of Mishawaka to two buyers when they found a tract with red oily dust. The sample resembles amber, valued by local painters, suggesting a potential fortune if the mineral proves valuable.

Eli Conley Elkhart Mishawaka Mr. Conley

Land transfers in Elkhart Jefferson Clinton Baugo figures

Orville T. Chamberlain transfers to Albert J. Irwin a lot in Elkhart for 12000 dollars. Daniel Logan deeds land in Jefferson to G. W. Gardner for 2000 dollars. Amanda Lacount to Newton J. Rohrer lands in Clinton for 2800 dollars. Jonathan Shrock to Frank Sailor lands in Clinton township for 400 dollars. Elizabeth Secor transfers land in Baugo to Harvey Shaum for 450 dollars.

Orville T. Chamberlain Albert J. Irwin Elkhart Daniel Logan G. W. Gardner Jefferson Amanda Lacount Newton J. Rohrer Clinton Jonathan Shrock Frank Sailor Clinton Township Elizabeth Secor Harvey Shaum Baugo

Change in Management at Noyes Carriage Plant

Elkhart’s large Noyes Carriage factory may undergo a management change soon. The company cannot declare details yet but will make the facts public once arranged. The report notes the plant’s prominence in the area.

Noyes Elkhart

Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Dennett in Goshen

Clerk Dennett issued marriage licenses to Clarence S. Swartzbaugh 24 and Ada B. Berkel 22 from Goshen. George B. England 25 also Goshen with Arvilla Wolfe Arehart 29. William E. Hothorn 25 of Versailles Ohio with Mary Ishan 19 of Goshen. Thomas A. Carpenter 60 and Martha A. Berkey Dewey 52 of Goshen.

Dennett Clarence S. Swartzbaugh Goshen Ada B. Berkel England Arvilla Wolfe-Arehart Wm. E. Hothorn Versailles Mary Ishan Thomas A. Carpenter Martha A. Berkey- Dewey

Take Shore schedules passenger trains into effect

The new winter schedule takes effect Sunday November 2nd, easing Buffalo traffic. Trains from Buffalo run slowly with heavy congestion. Monday morning westbound No 15 was split into two sections, each a half hour late.

Buffalo

Upheld: Weekly Wage Law Victory in Indiana Court

The Indiana circuit court upheld the weekly wage law as constitutional in a landmark decision. Muncie, Indiana, saw a major legal victory for the state with the ruling reinforcing the law’s validity.

Muncie Ind The

Eleventh Annual WRC Convention Opens in Shiloh Hall

The eleventh annual Woman's Relief Corps convention for Whitley Allen Noble Steuben DeKalb LaGrange and Elkhart counties opened at Shiloh Post hall with about 200 members. Delegates from several towns attended. reports highlighted 18000 members in good standing and 66 percent of flood relief funds sent to Texas.

Woman’s Relief Corps Whitley Allen Noble Steuben DeKalb la Grange Elkhart Shiloh Post Hall Shiloh Samaritan Hall Shiloh Corps Mott Ona Sherwood Hudson Titus Miss Sherwood McDonald Columbia City Texas Ft. Wayne Mara Strawser Ona Sherrow Mary J. Hissong Ind Mary J. Francis Margaret Marcunns LaGrange Mary McCaskey Mary Peddycord Emily Knapp Sarah Self Goshen Alice Shaver Etta Grueter Waterloo Mary Haller Minnie Bury Anna E. Kidder Martha Prickett Carrie Gradner Ligonier

Divorce Granted in Elk hart Case and Replevin Ruling

Yesterday Judge Ferrall overruled defendants motion for a new trial in the replevin suit of Mrs. Sadie Andrews against Wm Dwight et al. The case, tried at the last term, awarded damages to Andrews after creditors seized her restaurant goods to pay her husband’s debts. Margaret J Johnson was granted a divorce from Oliver M Johnson. Dodge & Dodge appeared as attorneys. The suit Mummert & Jay v Reuben H Lechlitner was settled and dismissed. the defendant paid the claim. Kamm & Schellinger Brewing Co sued George Disch to collect a debt in place of George Dresch.

Sadie Andrews Wm. Dwight Ferrall Elkhart Margaret J. Johnson Oliver M. Johnson Dodge & Dodge Mummert & Jay Reuben H. Lechlitner Kamm & Schellinger Brewing Co George Disch George Dresch

Real estate transfers and mortgages recorded by Peddycard

Six mortgages and three releases filed with Recorder Peddycard include Elizabeth A. Secor to Harvey Shaum land in Bango for 450. Heirs of Wm Wambaugh to Coppes Bros and Zook land in Union for 10. Se Kryder to Leander Stauffer land in Locke for 300. Imma Eddy to Nellie Shoup lot in Elkhart for 140. W H Dunbar to H E Corbett lot in Elkhart for 1000. J W Fieldhouse to Maria B Sackett lot in Elkhart for 400. Geo W Gardner to Daniel Logan lot in Goshen for 1500. Edith D Funk to Ww H Kerman lot in Goshen for 1000.

Recorder Peddycard Elizabeth A. Secor Harvey Shaum Bango Wm. Wambaugh Coppes Bros Zook Union Se _Kryder Leander Stauffer Locke Imma Eddy Nellie Shoup Elkhart W. H. Dunbar H. E. Corbett Maria. B. Sackett Daniel Logan Goshen Edith ‘D. Funk

Probate commissionership contest continues with party support

The probate commissionership race between Justice Geo W. Farrell and William H. Charnley proceeds with active backing from both sides. Supporters include Judge J. Ms VanFleet Representative Vernon VanFleet Supreme Judge Francis Baker Perry Ner Col. James ve Dodge SeCaustal Representative EB. B. Mummert and council members.

Justice Farrell Géo. W. Farrell Farrell Ms VanFleet Vernon VanFleet Francis Baker Perry James Ve . Dodge SeCaustal Mummert Council

Justice Farrell Likely to Succeed Wilson in Probate Office

The report notes D. J. Troyer and others backing Justice Farrell to take over the probate service after Harry C. Wilson. Farrell is described as well qualified with extensive probate experience.

D. J. Troyer Justice Farrell Will Harry C. Wilson

Zion church to hold Sunday and rally day services

Zion church schedules communion on Sunday October 13 with preparatory services the day before. Rev McLaughlin of Goshen urges strong attendance. Zion will observe Rally day on Sunday October 27 with a good program expected.

Zion Church McLaughlin Goshen Alice Kinney Pennsylvania Benjamin Long Michigan Joseph Brown Benjamin Stone Cleveland Bango Osolo Concord Elkhart G. W. Ellis J. L. Allery Charles Peplogie Bencroft Samuel Cauffman

Elkhart County Treasurer J O Wood Records Balance

J O Wood, treasurer of Elkhart County, reports a balance or amount of seventeen thousand fifty seven dollars and 79 cents. The note names the official and county context without additional details.

Penege J. O. Wood Elkhart County

Blame Cast On Delos Weaver In County Phone Conflict

Goshen Democrat blames Delos N. Weaver of Elkhart for a county telephone service dispute after the council refused an appropriation. Critics say Weaver aimed to push phones out of the courthouse to boost his abstract office, but rivals The Weaver abstract office and two telephone firms ended up agreeing on county service despite the feud.

Delos Weaver Goshen Delos N. Weaver Elchhart County Council

Bloody Ninth's Reunion in Mishawaka at Century Theatre

Mishawaka business men and citizens plan the Bloody Ninth Indiana veterans reunion at the Century theatre on Thursday and Friday. About a hundred veterans are expected with many traveling from distant towns for business sessions a noon banquet and a public campfire in the theatre. Elkheart residents include Major James D. Braden Captain Merritt Sergt Abraham Dils and Privates P. P. Abel Rinehart Stutsman Frank L. Dunbar H. L. Shupert J. C. Coler John Stanley Milton Nash and A. G. Manning.

Mishawaka Old Ninth Indiana Regiment Elkhart James D. Braden Merritt Abraham Dils P. P. Abel Rinehart Stutsman Frank L. Dunbar H. L. Shupert J. C. Coler John Stanley Milton Nash A. G. Manning

Aged Woman Seeks Aid for Home for Aged Women

Mrs. Sarah Hartsell, an elderly resident near Foraker, canvassed in the city to raise funds for her entrance to the Indianapolis home for aged women. She carried a signed paper endorsing the bearer as worthy of charity, bearing signatures from farmers W. S. Houser and C. H. Johnson.

Sarah Hartsell Foraker Indianapolis W. S. Houser

Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk

Licenses granted to Martin J. Stroup 30 Chicago and Clara Nihart 23 Middlebury. Chas Collins Elkhart 23 and Cora Van Tillburg Elkhart 18 with parental consent.

Dennett Martin J. Stroup Chicago Clara Nihart Middlebury Chas Collins, Elkhart Cora’ van Tillburg

County Clerk Reports Quarterly Collections

County clerk Dennett submitted his quarterly report to the county auditor yesterday. The total amount collected by the office for the quarter ending September 30 amounted to 1079.27 dollars.

Dennett

Goshen Library Contract Let to Vec Well of Angola

A public works contract for Goshen's library building was let to Vec Well of Angola for eighteen thousand seven hundred dollars.

Goshen Angola

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