Local notes on deaths and civic events across Allen County
Obituaries include Alba M. Base 27 of 120 Boone street, burial in Hicksville. death of Mr McClure father of Miss Mary McClure principal of Clay school. Charles Giesking dies after bowel obstruction operation. Also reports on Rochester political parade with high hats, Fort Wayne Exposition site talks, local repairs and residents' comings and goings. Also wedding notices, marriages, sales, and arbitration in the Ditch case Baltes Derheimer. County officials elected and terms set for many offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Bridgton
St. Louis County
McClure
Mary McClure
Clay
Charles Giesking
Poe
William Giesking
Lake Township
Rochester
Fort Wayne
Circuit Court Room
Edwin Evans
Hayden Tract
Feeble Minded Institute
O. W. Neatel
de Wald Street
D. Nestel
Nestel
Monroeville
Maud Nili
Walker
Jennie Bolyard
Bert Olds
E. E. Bolyard
Bert
Otto Robinson
Lima
Ohio
Andy
Boy of Kerrs Loses Leg in Train Accident
At about 430 PM Sunday Wave Kerr nine son of W J Kerr and wife of 186 Jackson street fell under wheels while attempting to board a moving freight train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. Doctors Myers amputated the left leg at the knee. Wave is son of a well known pension bounty and war claim attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave
W. J. Kerr
Jackson Street
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Coming Nuptials of Miss Jennie Abel and H Caldwell
Announcement lists the marriage of Miss Jennie Abel a Hanna school teacher to H Caldwell Nickel Plate chief dispatcher in this city on Wednesday the 19th. Rev D W Moffatt will perform the ceremony. They will honeymoon then reside with groom's parents at 154 Harrison street after winter. Abel recently resigned her public school position effective Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Saylor
Adams & Armstrong
Lincoln Avenue
South
Wayne
P. A. Randall
Randall
Florida
Maple Avenue
Larry Randall
Bride
Sparks
Allen County
Adams County
Decatur
Tillie Newell
Hanna
Jennie Abel
D. H. Caldwell
Misa Newell
H. Caldwell
Nickel Plate
D. W. Moffatt
First Presbyterian Church
James Caldwell
Harrison Street
Abel
Local court actions settle debts and custody details
Justice Ryan fined William Anderson one dollar for provoking Charles Hippenhammer. In replevin William Mc Cann vs Frank Ofenloch a judgment restored Ofenloch’s goods except a few articles. CG D. O. Huestis seeks foreclosure on Alexander 0 Heustis for 4000 dollars. Preston Chapman files final settlement for Anna C Ranney estate. Daniel B Miller becomes administrator of Robert E Miller estate. Claims against Menno 8 Flowers include several small amounts. Sarah J Teeters sues Richard W Teeters for divorce on abandonment. Judge Chapin grants divorce. wife gains custody of five children. Judge Morris represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Ryan
William Anderson
Charles Hippenhammer
William McCann
Frank Ofenloch
Ofenloch
CG. D. O. Huestis
Mary E. Dibble
Alexander 0. Heustis
Preston Chapman
Anna C. Ranney
Daniel B. Miller
Robert E. Miller
Menno 8
Flowers
New Haven
August Chervilatt
David Miller
Fred W. Springer
Howe & Archer
Sarah J. Teeters
Superior Court
Richard W. Teeters
Chapin
DeKalb County
Ister
Steuben
Morris
Worthington Case Settled in White Water Litigation
Ex-superintendent W. W. Worthington sued White Water railroad for 40000 for services. Wayne county court ruled against him but settlement by Three O s and St L company paid about 5000 to Worthington and all costs. Worthington now serves as general purchasing agent for a New York railroad supply house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Worthington
Muncie
White Water
White Water Company
Wayne County
Worden & Morris
Supreme Court
Three
O.’s and St. L. Company
Worthington
Fort Wayne
New York Railroad Supply House
Fort Wayne Young Man Cleared of Theft Charge in Kendallville
A Fort Wayne man named Talbus hired by farmer Charles Kimmell to husk corn is accused when a vest containing a watch and chain goes missing. After a barn search, the garments are found beneath corn fodder dragged by cattle, exonerating the young man who then leaves the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Talbus
Fort Wayne
Charles Kimmell
Mr. Kimmell
Burkett
Ind
Nickel Plate
Miller
Claypool
E. L. Ryder
Hyder
Matrimonial Surprise Unites Franks J Woulfe and Cora B Bostick
The city is informed of the marriage of Frank J. Woulfe and Miss Cora B. Bostick in St Louis Missouri on Tuesday the 4th. They will reside at 918 Garrison Avenue after November 20 and will visit the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Michael Woulfe of 36 Melita Street. The groom is known locally for Wabash freight office and Tax SENTINEL staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Bridenstein
Wilhelmina
Bernard Webber
J. R. Bittinger
Tom Warner
East Lewis Street
Warner
Bluffton Bugle
W. B. Crowninshield
Fort Wayne
Bluffton Chronicle
George Fabler
John G. Baker
Bloomingdale
Spy Ran Avenue
Chicago
H. ©. Deuning
Richmond
Ind
Lulu Jones
Charles
Wm. Giesking
Lake Township
Frank J. Woulfe
Cora B. Bostick
St. Louis
Garrison Avenue
Wabash Freight Office
Tax Sentinel
Wabash
Woulfe
Michael Woulfe
Melita Street
Demise of Mrs. Margaret Arnold and Mrs. William Borman
Obituaries note two deaths in Indiana era residents. Mrs. William Borman, sister of F D Casanave, died in Altoona Pennsylvania with funeral held there and Casanaves attending. She leaves a husband and one child. Margaret Arnold, widow of 82, resided at 27 First Street and died Saturday evening. Her body was shipped to North Manchester Kosciusko County for funeral. She was mother of John Arnold the truckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geake
Port Townsend
Wash
Geake
John Lillie
T. J. Norton
Louis Mohr
Washington, D. OC
Superior Court
Frank Wilt
City
Elisha Hire
Lake Township
Wm. Schroeder
Marion
A. Griebel
Ludwig Schlandruff
Adams
Fred M. Geiseking
Washington
Wesley Johnston
Eel River
Fred Gerke
St. Joseph
Joseph Whitaker
Wm. J. Hays
Springfield
Martin Connett
Wayne
Amos Shaffer
Madison
Ernest Atteekruse
Wshington
George Goegline
St. Joe
Henry Hollopeter
Jackson
Leopold Wolf
J. R. Bittinger
Circuit Court
Barbara Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Broadway
Henry Meier
Poe
John C. Winte
Fairfield Avenue
Henry Palmer
Palmer
Klaehn & Schenman
Marine
Coverdale
Florence M. Pierce
Lake Shore Road
Louis Wolf
Lindenwood Cemetery
Louis Wolf & Co
Adams County
Horace M. Wright
Allen County
Wright
Zanesville
Mr. Wright
BR. D. Bell
J. I. France
Board of Commissioners
Messrs. Brannan
Bullerman
Jones
William Borman
F. D. Casanave
Motive Power
Pennsylvania Resiload
Altoona
Casanave
Margaret Arnold
First Street
North Manchester
Kosciusko County
John Arnold
Reiter’s Son Elected Probate Judge in Greenwood County
George W. Reiter, son of prominent Pony cigar maker George Reiter, won election to the probate judge seat in Greenwood County Kansas. The telegram announcing the victory came Friday and the young man is remembered as popular and worthy by local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reiter
George W. Reiter
Greenwood County
Kansas
Nuptials at Wayne Street M. E. Church for Misa Greenwood and Alfred Randall
A large crowd packed Wayne Street M. E. Church for the wedding of Misa Grace Greenwood and Alfred Larwill Randall at 6 PM last Wednesday. Rev. Eldridge officiated as Mrs. Lowry played the organ and a long reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple planned a westward tour then will reside at 58 Maple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Street
M. E
Misa Grace Greenwood
J. W. Hayden
Alfred Larwill Randall
Lowry
Irwin Randall
Edward White
John T. Hanns
Robert Hanna
Montgomery Fay
Charles Arnold
Huntington
Lizzie Chapin
Eva Nelson
Louise Robertson
Lizzie Arnold
Mary Godown
Indianapolis
Misa Mary Randall
Randall
Charles Dodson
Berlin
Wis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eldridge
Thompson Avenue
Maple Avenue
The
Sentinel
Widow presents artillery sword to George Humphrey post
At the George Humphrey post G A B meeting, the widow of M M Kelly presented a war relic, an artillery sword worn by Kelly in Twentieth Indiana Battery. Comrade James A. Humphrey received it, a unanimous resolution of thanks followed, and the memento will be kept with other war relics for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Humphrey Post
M. M. Kelly
Twentieth Indiana Battery
James A. Humphrey
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Calhoun Street
Weekly Sentinel
Payne, Ohio
H. B. Woolsey
G. Minder
East Washington Street
William Brig
Fostoria
Metzgar
O. J. McLean
Charles W. Thurman
Robert Keener
Fort Wayne Road
Avilla
Ada Haines
Charles W. Weaver
West Jefferson Street
Weaver
B. W. Skelton
Joseph Grabill
Emma Sander
Peter Ringenberg
Anna Gerig
Grace Greenwood Hayden
Justice France
Myrtle Troutner
Nettie Troutner
Joe Woods
Montana
Joe
G. H. Misner
Frances Gokey
Joseph Gokey
Hadley
Anna Johnell
High Street
Rudolph Rastenberg
Minnie Brockman
Henry Bruch
Julia Franke
Paul Bickstadt
Minnie Schoppman
Chas. Hegerfeld
Maggie Meyer
August Gruettert
Henry Gruettert
Arcola
Germany
George C. Stemen
Catshall
A. J. Boswell
Lewis Street
Justice Tancey
Clarence F. Johnson
Caroline Moody
Myr. Mowrer
Charles M. Binkley
Chauncey G. Wigent
William Rummel
Williamsport
Cornerline Moody
William B. Casselman
Emma B. Roudebush
Harry Gardner
Mrn
H. G. Wagoner
Frederick Webber
John Dreibelbiss
Dreibelbiss Abstract Agency
Old Fort Pully
Denver
Col
Colorado
R. Higgins
Charles 8. Knight
F. J. Hayden
Rockhill Bros. & Fleming
Cosgrove Stable
Pearl Street
Moffatt
Anthony, Kas
Jacob Beaber
Um Kane
Rome City
Pratt Brothers
J. D. Morgan
W. O. Bassett
van Wert
Bassett
Stinely
Wells Street
Stults
Renner, Cratsley & Co
Adam Kuntz
J. J. Jenkinson
Circuit
Della Kuntz
Wilson Carter
W. J. Carter
Standard Medical Institute
Dr. Carter
Alba M. Base
Chas. Base
Boone Street
Hicksville
J. P. Stults
Main
Harrison Streets
Joseph D. Morgan
Joseph W. Cromwell
Diedrich H. Thiele
Mary L. Wilhelm
Colerick & France
Henry Wilhelm
Judge MacClellan
Zanders
Salem Reformed Church
Rettig
Reformed Orphan's Home
Youngstown
W. T. Pratt
St. Joe Hospital
John Powers
East Wayne Street
J. B. Munger
George Brown
Gordon
L. Centlivre
Texas
A. J. Kesler
Berne, Ind
Mr. Fisher
Lakeside
Detroit
W. H. Frasier
Schmitz
Tiffin. O
Kniseley
United States
Columbia City
Georgia
George P. Gordon
South Depot
J. B. White
D. L. Harding
Christian Hettler
Joseph Derheimer
Jacob Baltes
Franke
Julia
Henry Bruci
Carrie Kolt
Henry Krauhs
Gertrude Gilbert
H. OC. Berghoff
Cincinnati Enquirer
Allen
Cleveland
Indiana
Banner County
Geo. Fickel Waite
8. M. Hench
John Biegler
Will S. Oppenheim
O. M. Dawson
A. A. Chapin
P. B. Colerick
J. M. Robinson
Colerick
D. W. Louder
J. J. Kern
A. F. Glutting
D. 8. Caldwell
Saran J. Teeters
Jollify
Brice Club
Court House
J. G. Shanklin
Evansville
White Water Railroad Company
U. S
Reliable Massachusetts Shoe Company
Massachusetts Shoe Co
Calhoun St
Bur
Kett
Sarah B. Truman
Jusiana Schmalried
Nathaniel Ward
F. A. Wagner
Charlotte Bohn
Myrtle Judy
Clara M. Miller
Jas
Roy Sargent
Gertrude
Elba M. Bare
Joseph Steifel
Henry Meyer
Charles H. Goodwin
George Flaig
Wm. Koenig
Cbrist Stadtler
Kelly
BAKER
Thomas McCullough
Hammond Baker
Cherubusco
Ed Carter
Heller’s Corners
Robinson
McCullough
Carter
Chauncey Heffelfinger
Eel River Township
J. D. Leighty
8. & F. Barney
Olds Bros
Miss Minnie Anderson
Minnie Anderson
Samuel
Ann Anderson
Dora Laurent
Lavina Gokey
Josephine Boeuf
Mary Heidrick
Louisa
Clara Doughman
Butterfield
Charley
Indianapolis Journal
Bookwalter
Election Board
Marion County
Democrata
PHA Jacket and West
Pixley & CO
the Manufacturing Clothiers
Berry Street
George Dewald & CO
Ani de
L.O. Hull
Plastico
Calhoun 5 Street
Smith, Gray & Co’s
Yam, Pete & Max
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