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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1907

Page

5

Noble county and regional notes mark a busy period

A mass of short items from Noble county and nearby towns detail events and fates: Albion hosts the teachers institute on November 29 and 30. deaths include Mrs. James Roush of Wabash county at 84 in Lafontaine, and pioneer Edward Baker Jr. of Auburn. Local incidents cover injuries, arrests, births, marriages, court actions, circuses, railroad matters, and public notices across DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, Wells, and surrounding counties.

Noble County Teachers’ Institute Albion James Roush Wabash County Lafontaine Robert M. Wigton Lagrange Wallace-Hagenbeck Peru Roanoke Aaron Hart Catherine Horn Concord Township DeKalb County Edwin L. Wisler Nappanee B. & O. Railroad Suman Berle Butler Lucy Johns Craigville Edward Baker, Jr Auburn Christopher Grim Adams County Monroe William Elliott Lima First Presbyterian Church Sarah C. Fesler Columbia City Alvin Corey George Corey Walter J. Brown Logansport Samuel Kreider Smalllake Cromwell Ella LaPointe Florence Besancon Bluffton

News and Gossip From Indiana Towns and Courts

A collage of local items reports Ava acting sheriff in the south while her mother is away, a near fatal camphor dose to a baby, Nappanee offering 35000 to lure electric line builders, and a double funeral for the Kukelhan couple killed by a train near Maples. Also noted are parish clergy events, a suicide by Ida Tompkins, Dr. Kittinger’s death, jail release of Lucy Burris over a fine, a baffling medical case at Bluffton, and various civic setbacks and legal notices across Huntington, Kosciusko, and Elkhart counties.

Ava Dora Marie Magley Decatur Nappanee German Lutheran Church Frederick Kukelhan Pennsylvania Maples New Haven Knights of Columbus Theo. H. Wilken Alerding Mgr. Oechtering Fort Wayne Ida May Tompkins Elkhart Henry Kittinger Winamac Kittingé Oglesby Pulaskin County Desperadoes Wabash Tom Sivers Lucy Burris Huntington County Council P. H. McCormack & Co Court House Levi Swalley Lima Huntington William Bogner Raber Whitley County al Warner Paw Paw Wabash County South Bend Nicholas Ensley United States Pension Indiana Auburn Garrett Ida Payne Samuel Payne Episcopal Diocese of Michigan City J. H. McKenzie Frank E. Atkins Francis M. Banfil Edward Averill Ind John Adams Linn Mishawaka Walter Vail John Linn Lucinda Smalley Kosciusko County Warsaw Simon Peter Paulus Columbia City Monument Tia Whitley George Cobb Elkhart Township Goshen

Reverend Elliott Accepts Auburn Presbyterian Pastorate

Rev William Elliott of Lima Indiana has accepted the call to become pastor of the Auburn Presbyterian church. He plans to move to Auburn around December first to begin duties.

Auburn Ind Wm. Elliott Lima Presbyterian Church

Geisinger Appeals Case Against Nusbaum Practice Ban

The Geisinger Nusbaum medical restraint case from Auburn Indiana was appealed to the state supreme court. Geisinger won a five year ban on Nusbaum practicing in the county after purchasing Nusbaum’s property and practice, and the ruling was appealed.

Auburn Ind Geisinger W. H. Nusbaum Supreme Court

Funeral for Auburn baker Edward Baker Sunday at 2

Edward Baker prominent Auburn bakery operator for 35 years died Friday at his home. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at 2 in Auburn.

Auburn Ind Edward Baker

Divorce Granted in Auburn Circuit Court

Auburn Ind Nov 16 Judge Bratton granted Mrs John Lewis of Waterloo a divorce from her husband on grounds of drunkenness and failure to provide.

Auburn Ind

New Trial Asked in Sheffer Versus Fitzpatrick Suit

Dan M. Link, attorney for Bernard Fitzpatrick of Fort Wayne, files a motion for a new trial in the John Sheffer versus Bernard Fitzpatrick case in Auburn Indiana. A jury awarded Sheffer 600 dollars after Sheffer claimed Fitzpatrick’s automobile frightened his horse. The motion cites eighty reasons, including alleged contrary verdict to the evidence and denied instructions. Hearing set for December term.

Auburn Ind Dan M. Link John Sheffer Bernard Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Fort Wayne Sheffer

Couple applies for marriage license in Auburn Indiana

In Auburn Indiana on November 15 1904 Aaron Hart 58 and Catherine Horn 69 applied for a marriage license at the county clerk’s office. Hart a stationary engineer from Ashland Ohio now living in Spencerville and Horn a widow formerly Catherine Frederickson from Concord township will marry next Tuesday at Horn’s home in Spencerville with a Lutheran pastor officiating. Both are well known and esteemed in Concord township and will reside in Spencerville.

Auburn Ind Aaron Hart Catherine Horn Concord Township Jenkins Hart Ashland Ohio Spencerville

Garrett Woman Dies After Amputation at Sacred Heart

Mrs. Thos. Costin, 63, a respected Garrett resident, died Wednesday at Sacred Heart hospital after undergoing amputation of a foot. The obituary notes her prominence in the community and the circumstances surrounding her death.

Obituary of a Local Resident Afflicted with Rheumatism

Grewe died after weeks of rheumatism and other complications. Her husband, longtime B&O supervisor, passed away five years ago. Three children survive. Funeral set for Friday forenoon at 9 from the Catholic church in the city.

Grewe

Baxter Case Set for Trial in Auburn Court

Judge John W. Hanan of LaGrange heard the demurrer to the Kelley vs Baxter complaint. Some paragraphs were held not good while the case proceeds on the remaining material points. Trial to the jury is set for December 19.

Auburn Ind John W. Hanan Lagrange Charles Kelley John W. Baxter

Newbower Arrested For Interurban Car Assault

Garrett Indiana November 18 John Newbower a machinist at B and O shops was arrested by Marshal Schudel after throwing a stone at a Toledo and Chicago interurban car near Garrett injuring Motorman Russ. The incident followed a fare dispute when Newbower refused to pay extra after missing Garrett.

Garrett Ind John Newbower Marshal Schudel Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railroad Company Auburn Newbower Fort Wayne Elmer Sheets Sheets Russ Newhower

Poe News Highlights Local Socials and New Store Opening

In Poe Indiana on November 15 local church services were led by Rev J S Newcombe. Residents shared Sunday visits among the Shookmans Lahrmans and Shearers with Fort Wayne guests listed. The new Homer Brown store building was completed and opened last Saturday evening.

Russell Shearer Fort Wayne D. J. Mercer Hubert Shearer John Shearer Thomas Mullen Nine Mile John Horton Robert Mercer Verba Attwell Shearer Charles and Ray Katie Emerick Florence Morton Frank Heckber William Lahrman John Linker Dolla Lahrman

Pleasant township bus supper at No. 2 schoolhouse

Sheldon Indiana notes a bus supper and social set for November 28 at No. 2 schoolhouse in Pleasant township four miles north of Sheldon on the Bluffton road. Local social updates include Mrs. William McDowell’s recovery from Fort Wayne hospital, visits by H C Huber to Warren, and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Henry buried in the Lutheran cemetery east of town. Revival services continue at the M E church with five conversions reported.

Sheldon Ind Pleasant Township Bluffton Road William McDowell Fort Wayre H. C.huber M. E. Church

Local notes on Ossian moves and church revival

Prof Lynde moved his family to Ossian on Saturday. The revival led by Rev Martin draws large crowds at the M E Church. Mrs Amos Crickmore of Corey Michigan suffered serious head injuries from a fall in a cellar. Mrs Crickmore was a former resident. Mrs Lillian Smith has recovered from illness. R A White is very poorly at this writing.

Lynde Ossian Martin M. E. Church Amos M. Crickmore Corey Mich

Methodist Women to Discuss Missions at Bluffton

Bluffton Indiana Nov 19 The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Women s Home Missionary Society of the North Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opens in Bluffton with Rev E E Neal ill forcing Elwood change The conference president is Mrs J C Murray Programs outline sessions Wednesday through Friday including reports appointments literature finance and temperance with speakers from several towns and cities including Richmond Decatur Mishawaka and Chicago

Bluffton Ind Women's Home Missionary Society of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church Elwood E. E. Neal J. C. Murray Ligonier Welco Cl Church T. F. Dean Olla Davis Middletown C. B. Wilcox Decatur Treaster Indiana Hospital Lille Redding Aiseard C. B. Hcox A. J. Gernhart Mishawaka W. R. Jones Pierceton Jennie W. Stephenson Gas City Ollan Davis U. P A. B. Cline Art Wayne John Niblick Goshen Logansport Loretta Barnett Munele J. W. Wagner Richmond Anna Dirling Grace Williams Ll. H. Bunyan F. G. Brown Tipton A. Noble Elwood Musile J. Evert Chicago D. Wells Muncie L. H. Bunyan

Four Farmers Institutes To Be Held In Allen County

Four Purdue university aided farmers institutes will be held in Allen county from late November to early December. Locations Nine Mile Huntertown Poe and Monroeville will host programs featuring C C Martindale W W Smith Miss Bertha M Miller and Albert Bush with music recitations and talks on feeding cattle soil clover crops hogs and farm education.

Farmers’ Institutes Woman's Allen County Purdue University Nine Mile Huntertown Poe Monroeville C. C. Martindale Wilkinson W. W. Smith Bertha M. Miller Franklin College Albert Bush Columbia City Everett Hubler BielsWasdis BielsWasdis Ole Reologis E. C. Martindale Shrock

Judge Taylor Begins Fall Inspection Trip Down Mississippi

Judge Robert S. Taylor left Sunday evening for St. Louis to join other Mississippi river commission members for the regular fall river inspection trip. The party will travel to New Orleans and be away about ten days.

Judge Taylor Mississippi Robert S. Taylor St. Louis Mississippi River Commission New Orleans

Wife rifles pockets and court grants a divorce

Lawrence Mass November 18. Judge Sanborn grants David Walker a divorce after his wife persisted in going through his pockets at night. The court says the intrusion into personal affairs sustains cruelty.

Lawrence Mass David Walker

Lakeside Land and Improvement Ties Title to City Ground

Ambiguous text indicates Lakeside Land and Improvement delivered to the city an abstract of title to property. The snippet mentions a post January 1 purchase and city council action, but details are unclear.

Home From Mexican Trip By Local Businessmen

Messrs. C. F. Bicknell and E. H. Merritt returned Saturday after more than a month in Mexico inspecting mining property linked to Senator L. V. Alrey. They also toured the country under President Diaz amid Yaqui unrest. No encounters with natives occurred and the trip was described as delightful despite distant financial rumors.

Messrs C. F. Bicknell E. H. Merritt Mexico L. V. Alrey Diaz Fort Wayne America

Cattle Fire Threatens Herd on Glendale Farm

A pasture fire west of the city near Glendale farm endangered a herd of cattle Saturday night. Real estate agents S. D. Ormsby and Bert Gandy rushed to aid, guiding frightened cattle to safety as flames closed in. Dry weather fueled multiple local fires, with residents and fire crews fighting to prevent wider damage. The source notes the fire's origin is unknown.

Glendale Messrs S. D. Ormsby Bert Gandy O. Gandy & Co Fort Wayne Walton Avenue Pennsylvania Tracks

Two Kentucky Gentlemen Kill Eastern Lawyer in Court Office

London, Kentucky, November 18. Robert Boyd Jr, Laurel County master commissioner and attorney, shot and killed James Sparks, a prominent eastern Kentucky lawyer, in the district clerk’s office after long standing feuds. The incident occurred during a case Boyd represented the opposing side, with tensions described as longstanding.

London Robert Boyd, Jr Laurel County James Sparks Kentucky Boyd

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