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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
3
Sumner W. Bixler declares candidacy for the county sheriff nomination before the Republican county convention asking for support.
South California Wom. Bunker of Orland visited his sister Mrs. Belle Ainsley Monday and Tuesday. A. B. Dailey and wife went to Fre mont Monday. Miss Sylvia Gary spent Thursday with Miss Emma Flynn. Mrs. Alwilda Ayres spent Friday with Mrs. Adda Knapp who was not so well last week. Burness Decker went to Coldwater Saturday where he has employment for the summer. Miss Ethel Knapp went to Quincy Sunday to help Mrs. Eugene Beck with Mr. Beckwith is away with a sawmill. Frank Gary and wife were guests of his brother George at Clear Lake Sunday. Miss Mildred Paul was the guest of Misa Emma Vlynu Friday.
Union Corners M B Ricketts and family visited Friday with Elmer Kullars and family. Mrs George Bechtel and children and Mrs Etta Merchant were guests of Lewis Lougheed and family Friday. Wa Fox and family spent Sunday with John Harbaugh and family. Maurice Robb and wife were guests of her parents Wm Walker and wife from Friday to Sunday. Herman Flickner and family visited Sunday with Hugh Groshorn and wife. Glaison Groshorn spent Sunday with Orville Joice. Chas Harbaugh and two nieces Cora and Elsie spent Sunday with Chas Harbaugh and wife near Columbia. Harland Goshorn and family spent Sunday with Lawrencyu Robb and mother of Nettl e Lake. Oda Merling and family of West Dally visited friends in this neighborhood before part of the week. Homer Peck and wife Carl and Ted Roberts Frank Clark and Ralph Ricketts were guests of George Hake and wife Sunday. Joseph Davis and wife and daughter Ivah and niece spent Sunday with Ivan Goshorn and wife. Geo Rockey and wife and son CarMon spent Sunday evening with Wildip Faber's.
Fremont residents Mrs R Shank and Mr and Mrs Gatt Legg hosted visitors J W Lytle reported loss of a valuable work horse. Miss Ethel Fulmer, Miss Lulu Fulmer, and Dane Fulmer’s family were noted. Stokes Chapel to hold Children’s Day exercises on June 9 and California I O O F plans June 9 grave decoration.
Miss Lea Jennings, labeled national for oddities she pursued, plans a forest setting for a new play. A theater manager pushes thrills over traditional society plots, guiding Lea to draft a woods based drama starring a city maiden, her chauffeur and a climactic escape to a mountain hut.
Mrs. Z. I. Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing her dreadful cough from typhoid pneumonia. She nearly died during coughing spells until using the remedy, which she says left her with hardly any cough now. The medicine is described as quick and safe for throat and lung issues, with bottles at 50 cents to $1.00 and a trial bottle free at L DeCaswell's.
Miss Lea Jennings strays into the forest near Uncle Joe's cabin and is rescued by Halil Ridgway, a sculptor from the city. He escorts her back after she is frightened and stranded. A month later she returns home claiming a forthcoming marriage and approval to finish the play.
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