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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1902

Page

8

Fifth District Convention Semi Annual Meeting

The Fifth district Churches of Christ semi annual convention opened at Creighton Avenue Church, with delegates from Allen Whitley Adams Wells Huntington Wabash and Grant counties. Sessions covered Christian Endeavor topics, missions reports, Sunday school plans, and district administration. State Superintendent Allen spoke on the movement and its goals as delegates adjourned.

Fifth District Churches of Christ Creighton Avenue Allen Whitley Adams Wells Huntington Wabash Grant Christian Endeavor John B. Wagner Levia Dickey Marion Lillian Hawley Ethel Burnan Markle Della Brandon Andrews Winnifred Heaston Helen Lamar Decatur A. M. Gillespie Dunfee Eva Acker Francis Austin Fort Wayne E. W. Allen R. H. Smith West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ J. W. Nicholson Z. A. Harris T. J. Legg Clarence Hill County Christian Sunday School Institute Austin Hunter National Christian Sunday School Department E. L. Frazier Marion Tabernacle S. G. Battenfield Gas City Kate Miller Geneva Indiana Sunday School Association W. P. Kelsey B. L. Allen Mr. Allen H.E. Bruner Indianapolis

Gottlieb Brudi Dies Prominent Allen County Farmer

Gottlieb Brudi a leading Allen county farmer and trader died at his Adams township home near New Haven after months of kidney illness He was 68 years old He had lived on the New Haven homestead most of his life and previously ran a Fort Wayne Broadway grocery from 1866 to 1871 He leaves eight children a widow and several siblings Sir his funeral arrangements and church affiliation noted St John s Lutheran church in New Haven.

Gottlieb Brudi Allen County Adams Township New Haven Mr. Bruch Germany Wuremburg Sophia Nester Bruci Fort Wayne Broadway Brudi St. John’s Lutheran Church

Buhr Henry F. Buhr Dies at 39 Near St. Joe Township

Henry F. Buhr a St. Joe township farmer died Sunday at his Goeglein homestead from tuberculosis at age 39. Survived by his mother three brothers and three sisters William Charles Fred Buhr Elizabeth Buehler and Emilie Meyer. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 30 p m from the residence and 2 p m at St Peters Lutheran Goeglein with Rev Jensen officiating. Interment at Goeglein.

Henry F. Buhr S T. Joe St. Peter's Lutheran Church Goeglein Jensen

Doelling Mrs Caroline Doelling Dies At 37 In Fort Wayne

Mrs Caroline Fredericka Doelling wife of Ernest Doelling died Sunday at 184 Greeley street from kidney trouble aged 37. A German native long resident in Fort Wayne she leaves husband five children and her parents Mr and Mrs William Bierbaum. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 P M from John's Reformed church with Rev Bosch officiating.

Caroline Fredericka Doelling Ernest Doelling Greeley Street Doelling Germany Fort Wayne William Bierbaum St. John’s Reformed Church Bosch

Dolan Miss Kittie Dolan Dies at 18 in Typhoid Pneumonia

Miss Kittie Dolan aged eighteen died Sunday at home 1154 Harmer street from typhoid pneumonia. Survived by brothers John J. and Joseph J. Dolan and sisters Mrs Ed Ahearn Mrs F J McCormick and Rose Dolan. She belonged to Cathedral and Young Ladies sodality. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 from home and 9 from Cathedral.

Kittie Dolan John Dolan Harmer Street Miss Dolan John J Joseph J. Dolan Ed Ahearn F. J. McCormick Rose Dolan Cathedral Young Ladies’ Sodality

Margaret Ann Mitchell Dies of Meningitis at 14

Miss Margaret Ann Mitchell died Sunday afternoon at 721 High street, residence of her stepfather 3B Evans, after an extended illness from meningitis. She was 14 years, 9 months and 14 days old. Funeral services were to be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the residence.

Margaret Ann Mitchell B. Evans High Street

Flora B. Tchantz Widow Of Ja

Mrs Flora B Tchantz wife of Ja is noted in a brief obituary notice. Details are limited in the readable fragment.

Flora B. Tchantz

Death of Cob Tchantz in Raber Local

Cob Tchantz of Raber Whitley county died Sunday morning at her brother L E Williamson 1005 High street from tuberculosis at age 27 years 9 months 3 days. Remains shipped to Raber for interment.

Cob Tchantz Raber Whitley County L. E. Williamson High Street

Jacob Lantz Dies in Gettysburg Funeral Held

Jacob Lantz, an aged and well known Adams county resident, died on Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday in Gettysburg, Adams county.

Jacob Lantz Adams County Gettysburg

Northern Indiana Notes From Across The State

Obituaries report the deaths of Dr. C. H. Berry in Columbia City at 59 and Dr. B. C. Bowell in Rolling Prairie at 82. Strikes unfold in Logansport and municipal plans advance in Ashley. Bridges contracted in DeKalb County. A spate of accidents and crimes includes dynamite injury in Wabash and a murder verdict in Knox.

Wedding of Misa Louise Michel and Bla rion Johnson

The wedding of Misa Louise Michel of 404 East Wayne Street and Bla rion Johnson will be solemnized Wednesday evening at seven o'clock at the bride's home.

Misa Louise Michel East Wayne Street Blarion Johnson

Boer leaders to meet to discuss surrender in Pretoria

President Steyn and General Delarey are located and expected to meet Acting President Schalk Burger. General Botha may attend with Commandant Mears and DeVilliers sending a flag of truce. The peace movement has not halted military actions as British forces sweep northwest Orange River colony with about a thousand of De Wet’s men in the cordon.

Pretoria Steyn Delarey Schalk-Burger Botha Mears DeVilliers Kimberley Orange River Colony de Wet

Rayhouser to Hear Evidence in Cases in Washington Township

Rayhouser of Washington township is expected to hear evidence in the cases. The proceedings may determine the next steps in the legal process.

Rayhouser Washington Township

Court News: Branstratter will case and nearby divorces listed

In circuit court Frances Crow sues Charles Branstratter to invalidate his will alleging insanity and improper influence. The case may fill the week as Breen Morris represent Crow while Lesnards Colericks and others defend. Separately multiple divorces are filed including Lela Lottridge from Edgar Lottridge and Anna DeLong from James DeLong amid accusations of cruelty and neglect.

Frances E. Crow Charles W. Branstratter Branstrattor Breen & Morris Lesnards Henry Colerick W. G. Colerick Barrett & Morris Olds & Doughman Superior Court Lela Lottridge Edgar Lottridge

Boers to Discuss Surrender Near Springs Station

Commandant Alberts calls a Boers meeting thirty five miles east of Springs Station to discuss general surrender. General Hans Botha allegedly summons a similar gathering at Amsterdam. A patrol was ambushed nearby March 30, six constabulary and native scouts killed, Boers eluded pursuit. Daily surrenders reported in Standerton district.

Heidelberg Transvaal Alberts Springs Station Hans Botha Amsterdam Standerton

British Soldiers Die in Barberton Railroad Wreck

Pretoria reports thirty nine British soldiers were killed and forty five injured in a railroad wreck near Barberton in the Transvaal colony on March 30. The disaster occurred during a military transport operation, with casualties acknowledged by colonial authorities.

Pretoria Barberton Transvall Colony

Wreck at Barberton Fatalities Include Hampshire Regiment

London reports the Barberton railroad wreck in Transvaal as accidental. Most victims were members of the Hampshire regiment, per the War Office.

London War Office Barberton Transvaal Colony Hampshire Regiment

Smallpox Cases Rise As Quarantine Extends Near Hoagland

Health Commissioner Macbeth reports a McGirk boy of about sixteen with smallpox while a younger girl improves. The Hoagland–McGirk families are quarantined and vaccination continues. Elwell and four others at Welsheimer farm receive care. DeVilbiss aided Elwell and was disinfected. Six patients remain under treatment with two to be discharged this week. No other contagious disease detected in the city.

Macbeth King Hoagland McGirk Dr. Proegler W. Welsheimer Young Elwell Welsheimer Elwell Dr. Squires Churubusco Stultz

Lovers Fight for a Bride in Street Duel

In Battle Creek Michigan Herbert Stavely and Will Losey dueled on a public street over Miss Stasia Severa. Losey won and both were fined, Stavely with a broken nose and Losey bruised forearm. Miss Severa witnessed and Miss Severn refereed. Their wedding is set for May 1.

Battle Creek Web Herbert Stavely Will Losey Stasia Severa Losey Severa Stavely Miss Severn

Golden Wedding Celebration for John and Hosler Couple

Last Sunday at their Cedar Creek home, John and Mrs Hosler marked fifty years of marriage with a golden wedding anniversary. Gifts included a gold water set, a cake stand, a cracker jar, and a gold bedstead from family and friends. Many relatives attended the celebration.

Cedar Creek John Hosler E. McComb Hamm Wise M. Henderson Clara Wertman D. Martin Maggie Henderson Walter Homer McComb Burnice Martin William Martin George Martin Oldine Joe Hamm Vesta Rebecca Mary Orisler Dorothy Fuller Orpha Fuller Hazel Fuller Roxy Disler Tillie Disler John Disler Henry Fuller Tom Hosler Joe Lee Hettie Disler Adam Hosler Walter Fuller Charlie Fuller Henry Hosler Clarence Gerry Bates John Kintz Opal Willis’ Disler

Saloonkeeper Kolkman Faces New Charges in Tancey Court

John Kolkman a saloonkeeper was acquitted in France's court last week of liquor law violation. On Saturday afternoon two affidavits were filed against him in Tancey's court and a change of venue was ordered sending the cases to another Justice.

John Kolkman France Tancey

CHURUBUSCO NEWS BRIEFS AND LOCAL GOSSIP

Local notes report Mrs Geo Arthur visiting Albion friends over Sunday. Mrs Scot Van Meter is ill south of town. Thimblers held a masquerade hosted by Mrs Frank Ort. Mrs Frank Littlefield of Altoona visited her parents. District convention attendees listed including Mrs A Bennard and others. Earl Bryan recovering from hand car injury at Vandalia. Rev Tinkham gave farewell sermon. Heirs took charge of Mrs Binkley’s household effects. Dr Kimes called to treat Mrs Coulter’s horse. R Witham moved to town to smith. Miss Ethel Long spent Easter with her parents. John Hanlin sold Line street property. plans Seattle relocation. Carroll machinist work accident aftermath at Bucyrus plant. John Carroll, Fort Wayne native, linked to Bass shops. brother of Pat Carroll.

Geo. Arthur Albion Friends Scot van Meter Frank Ort Thimblers Frank Littlefield Altoona Huff A. Bennard Erickson Fort Wayne S. F. Ort Zion Temple Columbia City Mesdames F. C. Ort Slagle J. W. Nickey E. J. Smith C. Carter Madsen Nettie Richler Joe Thorp Earl Bryan James Reider Join Beggs Tinkham

Windy day items and local notices from LEO ITEMS

Dewey Yaggy of Woodburn died suddenly after a five hour illness Monday afternoon. Miss Cook on sick list this week. Mrs. Joe Grabill traveled to Ohio to visit relatives. Mr. Gehrig nearing completion of his house at the new station. A crowd gathered at the Klopfenstein home Saturday evening for a good time. Born to Dan and wife Witmer a daughter. Mrs. John Skilling and Mrs. Chris Curie visited the Klopfensteins last week in Cedarville. Solomon Klopfenstein of Berne visited. Mrs. Jacob Conrad held a sewing bee last Thursday. Several teachers took examinations. A sale drew a good crowd at Mr. Yaggy’s Thursday. Bert Hollopeter and family from Fort Wayne visiting Eugene Cook at Cedarville. Leah Witmer of Chisago visiting her parents.

Joe Grabill Ohio Gehrig Albert Klopfenstein Dan Witmer John Skilling Chicago Chris Curie St. Joe Jerry Klopfenstein Solomon Klopfenstein Berne Jacob Conrad Yaggy Bert Hollopeter Fort Wayne Eugene Cook Cedarville Leah Witmer Chisago

Accident report links John Carroll's son injury

News arrived in the city yesterday of a sad accident involving John Carroll’s son who reportedly had both legs broken. Friends received the update with concern as details remained limited.

Tohn Carroll

Warship Ordered to Santo Domingo

The state department asked the navy to dispatch a warship to Santo Domingo as a precaution after a revolutionary movement. The Machias, then at San Juan Porto Rico, is expected to begin the voyage today. Leonard Walker, businessman from Butler Indiana, and Bettie Gidley of Butler were married March 29 by Rev Philip Ruhl at the Salon Reformed Church.

Washington State Department Santo Domingo Navy Department Machias San Juan Porto Rico Leonard Walker Butler Ind Bettie Gidley Philip Ruhl Salon Reformed Church

Skelton Promises Cash Back on April Purchases

The Skelton store at 25 West Main Street advertises a money back offer for April cash purchases. A sealed bank deposit will determine the lucky day. on May 1st customers with dated tickets may claim refunds, with Henry Freeman of the First National Bank certifying the process. The notice emphasizes best goods at low cash prices and customer treatment.

Skelton West Main Street First National Bank of Fort Wayne Henry Freeman West Main St

For Sale Diamond Frame Bicycle in Excellent Condition

For sale Patee diamond frame bicycle in excellent condition priced at $12. Sold by Louis H. Curryer room 2 44 Calhoun St over Mergen Theim's millinery store Fort Wayne Indiana.

Patee Louis H. Curryer Calhoun St Mergentheim Fort Wayne Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Churches OF Christ Creigh Christian Endeavor Movement BUHR Dolan Mitchell Tchantz Indiana C. H. Berry Logansport Goshen Coesse DeKalb Harry Forsinger Hartford City Threshers’ National Association Wells County B. C. Bowell Laporte County Rolling Prairie Conrad Amspaugh Kirkland Township George Moon Warsaw James Blain Troy Township Ashley W. H. McIntyre Christian Hipp Garrett Democrats E. B. Thumma Herschel W. Thomas Barney Hansel William Shudell Clyde Daughtry Lon McDaniel Solomon Kenton William Latta Topeka Nettie Seiler Bremen John Lusch Lusch Henry Clements Knox Edith Holcom Davis Lewis Richards Pennsylvania Railroad Christopher Larson Crown Point Sten Free State Schalkburger Gottlieb Leuenberger Eliza Koerber John H. Grauskopf Frieda Hartwig Edmund H. Coombs Ethel F. Hanna the Court News Will Manson Bicycle Other Birosius & Brosius Ont Waynes Ind NEW Implement House East Columbia St David Bradley Mfg. CO Bradley, Tl United States George W. Bruckner Carroll Carroll Foundry and Machine Company Bucyrus John Carroll Pat Carroll LEO The Sentinel
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