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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
7
Local items report health updates and travel notes for residents Geo Stroh is improving, Mrs Rosina Wiser back home, L D Creel visiting Parkersburg, WV. Frank Burdick trades for wood, news of sales at Eagle office, theater and concert plans at Congregational church, and several moves and local business updates.
Personal health updates visits and social news from Plymouth area residents including names such as Ethel Hastings Celia Lewis and Miss Jennie Finch plus society events at Ango la and St Patricks Ball with lists of attendees and local business notices about new enterprises and lectures. The report also notes divorce filings and a remodel of the west market with Rev Jones lectures to benefit church benevolences.
Miss Peart Ardling visits. Vessie Drew listed as TH with 7 OW. McCloe at Cage yesterday. J. W. Repperd at Auburn Monday. New stock wallpaper at R. C. Cameron. Mr. Thomas Ritter spent Sunday at Pleasant Lake. Al Fee heads to Auburn for a stay. Della Matthews of Fremont visited Jamestown Sunday. McCrue sells Clover Seed Timothy Peas Alfalfa and Rape seed. Philip Harter trades house for Clear Lake property and moves soon. Charles Kepler runs a first class restaurant with fresh bread and meals. Farmer J P Ilsenhower, Fremont offers stock of goods for sale and accepts horses in exchange.
Dr T B McNann will be in his office from 9 am to 1 pm on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays and every day when needed.
E G Melendy remained in town on Monday. E W Billman came back from Kentucky last Wednesday. Garner Duguid moved on Walter’s farm Monday. Beheigh and Davis dined with Hiram Brooks Monday. Freeman of Angola visited Miss Nettie Martin over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Wilson Teeters visited John Brown’s family at Fremont Sunday. W H McKinney wrapped up a school term with an entertainment Wednesday. Silas Hotchkiss and wife returned from a three week visit near Charlotte Michigan. Rev J F Laird preached at Clear Lake BaptIst church Sabbath evening. Miss Carrie Handy returned from Pleasant Lake where she taught all winter. Mrs Lee Fletcher sought a divorce Monday and moved to Montgomery to live with her brother.
Mr. Baily gains slowly. Sammie Waters visited Coldwater and brought home a new buggy. Sanford Allen and wife spent Tuesday at Coldwater. Dudly McNickle and wife attended the ministerial association at James town last week. Cards announce the marriage of W H McKinnie and Miss Baxter of Camden on the 25th. Rev Sheldor visited in Pioneer and Mr Griffin was home after four months. W H Miller and family and Floyd Norton and wife plan Texas as a future home in April. Radical church meetings continue with a social at the chapel on March 24. Literary exercises and supper promised. Frank Walters rented David Millers place. At M E church Rev R C Jones to preach farewell sermon Sunday evening. Fre mont charge membership now 262, up 100 in two years under Rev Jones. Church finances sound. furnace, windows paid. tower repaired. church papered and new organ purchased. Rev Jones hindered by illness but pride in local results.
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