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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
4
The band social at the opera house last Friday night featured the new Fremont band performing well alongside a musicals program by school pupils. Boxes of lunch sold at auction. Conrad Lint acted as auctioneer as the event raised funds after expenses.
School notes report students' efforts and occasional illnesses Norma Huss returns after a week sick Willard Scott missed a couple of days due to illness The piece lists library books across various genres and authors including Japhet in Search of a Father Bragelonne Laodicean and many classics and reference works
AMAA AD lib. Mrs Cory returns from Michigan and Alice Cory and wife settle in a new house. S L Hubbel of Fairview spends days at W H Lemmon’s and visits old friends. Major McIntyre of Gilead dines with W H Lemmon. Will Harbaugh moves to his new farm. Earl moves to the Fialing farm. Mrs W H Lemmon improves after illness.
The supreme court affirms a $2,500 judgment against W. H. McIntyre of Auburn. Mrs. Omer, en route to her son's funeral, was thrown from her carriage when McIntyre’s automobile met the procession. The horses swerved and the incident occurred on the road.
Judge O L Ballou of LaGrange and Major James KR Harrison of Columbia City announce their candidacy for the Democratic congressional nomination. They say the convention will be held at Auburn in June.
Listed names include Karh 8 and Cline with Ella Gi, West Abner Murray, and Alua Hacker noted as licensed toured participants. No additional context provided.
Gene Turner sold his new house to Adam Dygert. Mrs. Ross Miller visits her sister in Jackson Michigan. R H Dygert has been sick with the grip. Charley Beatty visits friends at his old home West Unity. O Wallace Graham requests Eagle be sent to Somonauk Illinois. John Schaeffer offers buckwheat corn meal reliable flour and feed via Central Union telephone men in Steuben county. Dell Snow rents blacksmith shop near the feed barn for Mare Ist possession. W J Foss plans to locate at Camden Michigan.
Purdue University scholarships awarded to Dorsey Folek of Scott township and Paul Bachelor of Millgrove. St Joseph Valley Traction Co. granted right of way across county roads. J F Coss of Ashley Times named justice of the peace in Steuben township. H C Vaughn saloon license denied by remonstrance. Samuel Daker Blum Chapin and Alva Carpenter named viewers for Zimmer highway in Scott. Central Union telephone warned not to interfere with existing lines. Mary E Uhl highway petition in York referred to drainage commissioner.
The piece notes strong reader and carrier support for road improvements on Rural Route No 1 and warns that a Fort Wayne route was discontinued due to neglected roads. It urges timely maintenance to avoid long drives for mail.
The high school play last Thursday drew a crowded audience and received praise for its fine performance. Cast includes Roy Manning Roy Dygert Matt Winsor Joy Watters Marcus Frank Hall Simon Stone Clyde Johnson May Manning Noma Hammel Bess Bradley Mabel Wolfe Nancy Nipper Litah Brown. They plan another show at Camden Saturday evening.
Real estate transfers listed include Nichols Bros, Geo Kemery to L C Stiefel in Angola lot for 100, several deed exchanges in Otsego and Angola with prices from 1 to 6000, and sales to Perry Nichols, Maria Walter, Oliver Miller, and others. Estate actions include appointments, will contests, land sales orders, and divorces. court notes show guardianship, executorship, and right of way judgments. The G KK W met February 6 at Mrs Norma Youngs with sewing and supper, listing attendees and departure.
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