Allen County suit seeks to set aside conveyance to defeat levy
Thomas Tombaugh sues to cancel the Fred C. Kiem to Lena C. Bonar transfer claiming it was made to defraud creditors and evade a judgment. Louttit represents him. In Grodrian will a farm goes to widow Rachel Grodrian with rest to Goodman children. Magegle Ellis sues for support from William Ellis, alleging desertion and suspicion of his infidelity. Judge Erwin presiding in Woods estate matters. Judge O Rourke hearing in Decatur. Bass Foundry awarded a duplicate boiler contract for the county infirmary to prevent darkness and cold from equipment failure. John M. Buck sues William Noble for $600 damages over an engine sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tombaugh
Fred C. Kiem
Lena C. Bonar
Justice Huser
Klemn
George W. Louttit
August Grodrian
Rachel F. Grodrian
William F
Loura A
Clara B
Charles M
August
George W
John W
Clarence W. Goodman
Magegle Ellis
William M. Ellis
Erwin
Richard K. Erwin
Decatur
Samuel Woods
O'Rourke
John M. Buck
William K. Noble
Noble
Auburn
Breen & Morris
Woman Pleads Guilty Under Blind Tiger Act in Liquor Case
Frankie Hall appeared before Judge Erwin in the circuit court and pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license. She received a $50 fine plus costs and promised to stop selling liquor while two other indictments are pending. This marks the first action under the blind tiger law in the circuit court here. In other court actions, Judge Heaton heard arguments in Emrick vs Perry Township over transportation for school children two miles from a school, with a finding reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Frankie Hall
Heaton
Emrick
Perry Township
Decatur
Judge Orders New Trial In Farrah V Shaheen Case
In superior court Judge Heaton ordered a new trial in Farrah versus Shaheen. The circuit court restrained Jacob Soliday from selling his personal property or removing children from the county in Minnie Soliday versus Jacob Soliday for non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘C.” Hays
John K. Evang
Christopher “B. ‘Brewer
Edward Morris
Heaton
Farrah
Shaheen
Minnie Soliday
Jacob Soliday
Local suits filed in superior court on various claims
Minnie DeWitt sues landlord Fred Oetting for 1000 alleging a Sept 11 assault after a rent dispute. Emma Hudson seeks divorce from William Hudson, alleging knives and insults. Mrs. Franke sues Dr Henry Nierman for 5000 after a recent divorce, claiming injuries on Oct 11. City seeks to move to issue in Home Telephone franchise case as McKee vs Grosjean trial proceeds. Minnie Soliday sues Jacob Soliday for support and injunction over property. previous divorce case dismissed after condonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie DeWitt
Fred Oetting
Aiken & Underwood
Oetting
William S. Hudson
Emma Hudson
W. G. Colerick
Franke
Mce- Kee
Grosjean
Minnie Soliday
Jacob Soliday
Prison term for burglaries linked to drug influence in Michigan City
James A. Leonard received a two to fourteen year state prison sentence in the circuit court after failing to prove his drug induced insanity for burglarizing the H F Beverforden drug store at Calhoun and Grand streets. He was captured at Campion newsstand after four additional burglaries the same night. Separate civil actions include Dr A H Macbeth suing Lima and Toledo Traction for 450 damages over a Wayne Calhoun street collision, Arley Oberwitte seeking 3000 for lost fingers due to a buzz planer without guards, and Charles Tarbet released after a motion in the Underwood Typewriter case. Justice O Rourke ruled on Mohler’s appeal rights and release in a previous assault case, while Bert Steadly and Ed Christman face charges for brass theft from Maumee Brick. Hannah Kiefer granted a divorce from Oscar Kiefer. Incorporation filings listed Bash Fertilizer with 50000 capital by Charles Sumner Bash, Charles Bash and William U Webbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Leonard
Michigan City
H. F. Beverforden
Calhoun
Grand Streets
Campion
Calhoun and
Williams Street
A. H. Macbeth
Lima and Toledo Traction Company
Wayne and
Calhoun Streets
Aiken
Underwood
Arley Oberwitte
Gustav Oberwitte
Knott-Van Arnam Manufacturing Company
Robinson & Luecke
O’rourke
William Mohler
West Main Street
Charles Tarbet
Underwood Typewriter Company
Phil’ B. Colerick
Bert Steadly
Ed Christman
Maumee
Hannah Kiefer
Oscar Kiefer
Bash Fertilizer Company
Recorder
Charles Sumner Bash
Charles Bash
William
U. “Webbe
Keystone Cold Tablets Advertisement in Ohio
Cold and annoying. The ad touts Keystone Cold Tablets as an effective remedy with chocolate tablets sold at 20 cents per box. Customer Mrs Edward N Hoyt from Bellefontaine, Ohio sends $1 to receive value. Meyer Quality is promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Edward N. Hoyt
Care Hoyt- Hamlet Co
Bellefontaine, Ohio
Ohio Power Line to Dayton and Springfield Document Lodged
A tracing document transferring to the Ohio Electric company was lodged for record today. The line extends through the southern part of the state to Dayton and Springfield, detailing a 7,800 word record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Columbus and Eastern
Traction Company
Ohio Electric Company
Dayton
Springfield
Knott Divorce Granted After Long Separation
Manta Knott testified she wed William R Knott in 1895 but he deserted and sent no support for their ten year old daughter. Judge Heaton granted the divorce citing abandonment and gambling. William’s defense moved, no counter, Judge R B Dreibelbiss represented the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta Knott
William R. Knott
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Benjamin Sowers
Scipio Township
Bond
James Hickey
Melinda Hickey
Robus
W. & E. Leonard
Divorces Sought In Local Circuit Court Actions
Catherine M Bolman sues Dr Ralph M Bolman for divorce alleging cruelty and insults since July after their 1903 marriage with a restraining order to protect her assets. Lot ta Miller represents her. Sam Miller accused of curses slapping and drunkenness. wife seeks restoration of former name Paap. J M Donahue handles that case. Warrants issued for George Fritz and Joseph Hoy on assault and battery charges. Hoy could not post bond. Laura Wallace faces blind tiger act charge for selling Mayor. An affidavit against Henry Buhr of St Joe township alleges possession of a fish net. case set for hearing tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine M. Bolman
Ralph M. Bolman
R. B. Dreibelbiss
Lotta Miller
Sam Miller
Paap
J. M. Donahue
Eisenhut
Huguenard
George Fritz
Dunn’s Mill
Joseph Hoy
Hoy
Laura Wallace
Jefferson club elects officers for coming year
The annual Jefferson club meeting elected President Harry F. Kennerk and officers including Vice President George W. Lindemuth Secretary William Fruechtenicht and Treasurer J Herman Bueter. Directors named were A H Macbeth H A Plymadore John C. Heller H C Underwood J Frank Rohan Allen Hamilton and D C Stout. The group discussed a winter banquet with Hon. W J Bryan as speaker and planned a Jackson day banquet representation for Lafayette in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Club
Harry F. Kennerk
George W. Lindemuth
William Freuchtenicht
J. Herman Bueter
A. H. Macbeth
H. A. Plymadore
John C. Heller
H. C. Underwood
J. Frank Rohan
Allen Hamilton
D. C. Stout
Democratic Organization
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
S. M. Hench
Lafayette
Messrs. .C. M. Gandy
William Fruechtenicht
Carl Yaple
Deaths: Philip E. Busch longtime Allen county resident
Philip E. Busch died at 11:45 Tuesday October 15 at his daughter Mrs Louis Juergens Maumee township age 93. Born in Germany he came to America in 1940 worked on the Wabash and Erie canal then farmed in St Joseph township. Survived by Ernest Busch and Mrs Juergens two grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
Philip E. Busch
Allen County
Louis Juergens
Maumee Township
Mr. Busch
Germany
America
St. Joseph Township
Ernest Busch
Juergers
Woodburn
Death of Mrs Charlotte Kintz Huguenard at 23
Mrs Charlotte Kintz Huguenard wife of Louis Huguenard died at 7 30 Friday morning at the North Clinton home after an operation and a Friday hemorrhage She was born Sept 19 1884 in Fort Wayne daughter of John Kintz educated at St Augustine's academy married in May 1904 and survived by husband father brother John Kintz and sister Miss Anna Kintz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte (Kintz) Huguenard
Louis Huguenard
North Clinton Street
Huguenard
John Kintz
Anna Kintz
Mrs Alice E Hilgeman Dies of Blood Poisoning at 26
Mrs Alice E Hilgeman wife of George Hilgeman died at Lutheran hospital from blood poisoning after a week long illness. She was 26 and living with her husband in Peru. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John Jackson and six brothers. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon.
Tragic Death Of FourYearOld Klotzenbuecher
Emil Klotzenbuecher four years old of Lafayette died suddenly from blood poisoning linked to burns suffered a year ago. He died at relatives home 712 Runion avenue where he and his mother were visiting. The body was sent to Lafayette for funeral and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klotzenbuecher
Emil Klotzenbuecher
George Klotzenbuecher
Lafayette
Runnion Avenue
Death and funeral of Henry Bandelier at Fort Wayne
Henry Charles Bandelier died at 87 of paralysis at his Fort Wayne home on East Wayne Street after two days of illness. His wife remains seriously ill. Born in Switzerland, he lived in Fort Wayne for years with several children surviving. Funeral services are Sunday at 9 AM from his residence and 10:30 AM at the Methodist Church in New Haven, with interment at the I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandelier
Henry Charles Bandelier
East Wayne Street
Mr. Bandelier
Switzerland
America
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Viola C Current Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Viola C Current aged 80 dies at 11 15 am after a yearlong illness at her home 95 Pennsylvania avenue. She is survived by her father William Sams and by her son Floyd, ten brothers William and Howard Sams and Mrs Frank Baker of Roanoke Indiana. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the Pennsylvania avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola C. Current
William Sams
Pennsylvania Avenue
Current
Floyd
William
Howard Sams
Frank Baker
Roanoke
Ind
Mrs Ella Insley Dies Suddenly At Home
Mrs Ella Insley wife of William Insley residing at 1921 West Main street died suddenly in the office of her physician Dr L E Brown 1102 Broadway Monday afternoon A postmortem found death caused by a blood clot in the pulmonary artery
Tragic Heart Failure Takes Mrs Insley at 39
Mrs Insley aged 39 died after fainting during a dental chair procedure. Dr Brown reports she complained of heart pain and could not be revived. She had long been treated for heart weakness. survived by husband a mill foreman, five children and extended family.
Two Local Widows Die Within Days in Jefferson Area
Mrs. Mary Carbaugh wife of Alonzo Carbaugh died Tuesday at the family home in Aboit township five miles west of the city on the Illinois road at age 33. Funeral Thursday at 9 then 11 oclock at Five Points church. Mrs Christina Bell wife of Robert S Bell Jr a New Haven resident died Tuesday after an extended illness aged 68. She married in 1876 and lived in Jefferson and Adams townships before moving to New Haven. She leaves husband three foster sons Eben Eugene and Robert S Bell Jr and several siblings. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 pm from the Methodist Episcopal church New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carbaugh
Alonzo Carbaugh
Aboit Township
Illinois Road
Five Points Church
Christina Bell
Robert S. Bell
New Haven
Rachel Miller
James
William
Harry Andrews
Sarah. Fitzgerald
Edward Spotteron
John Burns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hutchins
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Couples In Local Registry
A long list records marriage licenses issued to many couples, including Henry Hartman and Mary Linnemeier, Patrick McHugh and Elizabeth Cunningham, Anthony Becker and Martha Hoffman, George Deininger and Anna Bueter, John Schmidt and Edith Moeller, and Edith Kellermeier with Edward Meyer, among others. The entries provide ages, occupations, and paired spouses, reflecting a broad local registry of forthcoming marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hartman
Farmer
Mary L. Linnemeier
Patrick Bernard McHugh
Elizabeth R. Cunningham
Anthony A. Becker
Martha M. Hoffman
George M. Deininger
Anna M. Bueter
James A. Lordier
Mary M. Nyboer
Frederick Halsey McCulloch
Alice Harrison Foster
Vera Ruma
Henry F. Koch
Ida M. Messman
Edward C. Meyer
Edith A. Kellermeier
Robert S. Tolten
Hallie E. Rapp
Henry P. Dierstein
Catherine E. Ryan
Abdo S. Yarrid
Otto Bosselmann
Sophia L. Buesking
Harley D. Campbell
Carpenter
Ada E. Haviland
John D. Rathert
Mabel ©. Babb
William J. C. Lepper
Minnie K. Griebel
Albert G. Schroeder
Emma Scheimann
Harvey C. Welker
Gertrude M. Derwalt
Arthur W. Ginther
Ruby M. Harrington
Adalbert J. Rager
Amelia C. Stock
Frank J. Gilmartin
Edith F. Fox
Frederick W. Henschen
Local Birth Announcements Window of Newborns
A series of birth notices from Ligonier and surrounding areas lists newborns born to couples including Woodruff, Dis singer, Henschen, Hober, Ackerman, Keller, Foulks, Tarrell, Sievers, and Monroe. The mothers’ maiden names and street locations are noted, with several entries referencing Ossian Sheldon Pleasant Township and Taylor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodruff
Ligonier
William Keller
Ossian
James Foulks
Pleasant Township
Jonas M. Tarrell
Sheldon
Sievers
Taylor Aimee
Howard Monroe
Notice to pay School Fund Interest by Novembers 20 1907
Auditor George W Lindemuth of Allen County Indiana orders all indebted parties to settle School Fund Interest by November 20 1907 to fulfill state settlement requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Lindemuth
Allen County
Ind
D&w
Public Sale Of Livestock And Farm Goods Set Nov 13
Public sale of horses cows chickens corn fodder wagons harness farming implements and household goods at 10 a m on November 13 on the corner of Brooklyn and Ontario streets known as West Side Fruit Farm. Terms are usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Ontario Streets
West Side Fruit Rarm
Fort Wayne Bargain Store Offers Notable Prices
Read a list of money savers at Fort Wayne's bargain store featuring $5.00 values reduced to $2.98 in Gray Blue and Black. Black Panama Skirts $4.69, Ladies Panama Skirts $5.48, $6.00 Silk Waists $4.18, $3.50 Plaid Waists $1.98. Wholesale-like cuts include 89¢ 98¢ snaps, many items at 25¢ to $3.98, linoleum 75¢ yd, and comforters 98¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Prices Fall Across Warm Apparel Range
Prices listed include Ladies Beaver Wool Shawls at 1.48 and special snaps from 4.98. Wool Vests and Lamb Wool Hose priced low with 10 to 25 cents items. Knit Skirts offered at 15 to 15 cents and Bear Skin Caps at 25 cents.
Bargain Children and Ladies Underwear Sale Item
Listings show children's union suits at 25c and heavy fleeced underwear at 25c for children, ladies fleeced vests and pants at 25c and 50c, ladies wool underwear 89c, gents wool fleeced underwear 50c, and Dr Wright's medicated underwear 89c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Union
Dr. Wright
Bargain Parade of Clothing and Home Goods
A long list of discounted items including ladies skirts embroidery petticoats hose gloves coats and hats, childrens wear, wool socks, shoes and coats, plus household goods like window shades curtains towels and china. Prices range from a few cents to a dollar with many items under one dollar and many items in the 10 to 90 cent range. One thousand more bargains are implied.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beccause
Enn
The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Allen County Courts
Bass
TheBass Foundry
A. Spase
Meyer Brothersben
Calhoun St
Baker
Cor. Columbia
Cor. Wayne
Gia President
Mr. Bryan
Carbaugh
BELL
Jas. M. Kane
Calhoun Sf
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