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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
7
Dr Talmage in Washington urges all to answer the universal invitation Come to God through Christ. He extols Come as the central Bible word, urging repentance, faith, and trust, and assures seekers that God provides room for all in mercy and salvation.
Boston October 21 James Jackson of Cambridge has been suspended from the Second Reformed Presbyterian church after becoming a U S citizen and swearing to uphold the constitution. The New York Presbytery confirmed the sentence and rejected a Cambridge pastor's admission.
G. E. Graham, aboard the Brooklyn, testifies before the Schley court of inquiry that Captain Sigsbee told Schley the Spanish fleet was not in Santiago harbor and that Admiral Evans asked Schley if Phillips ran away with the Texas. He recounts hearing Evans deny Phillips fled and say the Brooklyn was the ship seen turning.
Louis Bitzel has gone to Fort Wayne to work. F Richey and family moved into their purchased residence from Samuel Golden. He bought ten acres from Julian Grosjean. Mont Miller returned to his old home. John Smith and sister Ida from Roanoke visited relatives last week. Emerson Calbetter bought seven acres from Julian Grosjean and plans to settle on a farm. Johnnie Ervin arrived to stay and favors farming. Ladies Aid oyster supper set for Oct 26 at the schoolhouse with next meeting Oct 31 there. Ada Grosjean celebrated a birthday with friends of about forty attending a surprise party featuring games and music.
A dainty lunch and many gifts marked Ada Grosjean’s birthday party. Music came from Joe Martin and George Braun with Ada Grosjean on piano. Guests departed late, wishing Ada many more happy birthdays. Fred Cook hauled logs for a new barn. George Eby plans to saw there this week. The Dunn residence was purchased and will be moved this week. Road gravelling is expected this year with a new supervisor aiding progress. Sunday school convention drew a large crowd with Township President Griswold promoting the cause.
Miss Edith Prill and Edgar Penn visited friends in Arcola and Monroeville respectively. Rev J P Meyer returned from the Detroit synod. The Arcola schools basket social raised twenty dollars to buy Y P R C books. The Gandy stave factory resumed operations and a mass M E church meeting with Hackett and Yarnelle drew interest. John Ryan bought the Mason farm east of Arcola. Ludde Smith returned from Kansas.
In Reading Pennsylvania an explosion of illuminating gas in an eastern city dwelling killed Rudolph E. Hipp and his daughter Loretta and fatally injured wife Florence Hipp. George F. Hipp was injured. the house and adjoining building were wrecked after the blast triggered by a match near a cellar window.
The son of Charles Kruger of Winter Street shows great eyesight improvement after an earlier explosion injury. E M Pfyeiffer, a graduate of International Business college, becomes bookkeeper at Spence and Hegim wholesale grocers in Marion. Bishop Alerding confirms large classes in Huntington churches and at Nix Settlement Whitley County. F E Boyer, linked to a Nickel Plate incident, asks Superintendent Gorsline for three revolvers from Marseilles Ohio after contacting Bret Dormer. he claims to be reformed and has sent money to help his partner out. The guns are to be sent.
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