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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
5
Fremont reports a heavy storm yesterday afternoon. Several residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits including Blanche Michael in Butler and families from Angola Ray Auburn and Montgomery. Local business notes mention Ladd buying rubber and rags and planned moves of John Clark and family to Goff building upstairs rooms.
A church society surprised Pastor Reichelderfer at the parsonage with a home supper and a quilt bearing over three hundred names as a token of love. The article also notes Sunday services at the M E Church and the pastor's upcoming conference trip to Portland. An anniversary party for Mrs Bevier followed with gifts and supper. Obituary: Martha Collins of Jamestown died aged 57. Funeral held at the Congregational church.
The Scott brothers lost a cow this week. Mrs Hugh McMurray remains very poorly. Mrs da Copeland is improving slowly. J W Lytle will move into his own residence this spring. Claude Hamilton returned to work at Jarrett on Friday.
Clarence Hill sustained severe cuts in the woods while at work. Miss Charlotte Merritt begins spring term in Ovid. Elva Rothwell and Carlie Disbro attend California Corners school. John McMurray and family suffer illness including gguinsy. California lodge 1.C. C. F. plans eight candidates for third degree on April 1. Visitors welcome at Coldwater medical visit. Winnie Rossman honored with a gold pen by Purdy district pupils. A 14 year old boy injured when a loaded rifle fired in a Shapp place home. doctors Mel Taggart and Dunkel treated the cheek wound and neck injury. reported doing well.
On March 20 at 10:30 a.m. at the Fellows home, Jennie Fellows married George F. Masters of Hillsdale Michigan. Rev. F A Reichelderfer presided. Immediate relatives attended with Palma Ewers and Martin L. Fellows as witnesses. After dinner the couple left for their Hillsdale home. Names Clark Nichols Sadie Cassel Herbert Parrott Inez Bates George Masters Jennie Fellows listed.
A column of transfers records Amos Vaughn to Mark H Fisk Pleasant Lake lot 600 John A Amstead to Lewis Hendry Angola lot 455 Lewis A Hendry to John D Amstead Angola lot 800 Elizabeth Knisely to Loren F Boots Ashley lot 700 Loren F Boots to F R Plank Ashley lot 700 Harvey Johnson to Della T. Johnson Jamestown 20 a 400 Fred Schneider to Oscar F Rake straw 80 a Pleasant 4500 Geo McCain to John M Bland 60 a Otsego 3600 Alice M Layman to Francis A Shull and wife Ashley lot 1400 Wm Ferrier to Robert Moore Angela lot 1400 Alerie J Hilton et al to Edd A Golden and wife 3 a Jackson 1 Adelpha Golden to Eddy A Golden and wife same Eugene Foss to Isaac N Sewell 40 a Scott 2400 Samuel Ferguson to Ira A Hathaway Hudson lot 100 Ira A Hathaway to Wm Wallace Hudson lot 125 The Martha Society thanks public for patronage and Mr Goff for building use.
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