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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
7
The Sour Sipe Cave Store proclaims a holiday sale of Rich American Cut Glass as Fremont’s best home source. L 8 and M S Ry cuts local rates effective Nov 1, with interstate Lake Shore Ry rates adjusted by local fare. Passengers can save about 1 percent on many tickets.
Ray Review records a trip to Cleveland by Worton Sr. and a cousin visit, with Thanksgiving approaching. It notes George Ford moving to Angola, Glen Dufur studying pharmacy in Angola, Burton Rive visiting Worton family, and Burton Young harvesting 2000 bushels from 26 acres. Mrs. Wilbur Carpenter of Angola captured a burglar in her cellar. The Fremont band plans a Christmas Eve concert at the opera house. David A. Lytle, son of William S. Tyhee, born in Fremont, is mentioned with family connections and a brief note on his birth and relatives.
A garbled item notes Clark Ate Attcher of Marrinburg renewing a subscription while traveling on the Pennsylvania Railroad between Harrisburg and Philadelphia. It recalls firing the Pennsylvania Flyer that runs Chicago to New York in seventeen hours and a three hour twenty five minute stretch from Harrisburg to New York including a stop.
Miss Linnie Watters and George Mott attended a play in Coldwater Thursday evening. Mrs. Sherman of Coldwater visited her daughter Mrs. Chas. Cornell last week. Mrs. J. J. Fulmer went Friday to see her mother Mrs. James Watters. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Powelson of Coldwater visit his parents. Raymond McNitt is on the sick list. Mrs. J. N. Averill attended the U. S. convention in Jackson Michigan. Misses Venu Y Disbro and Prudence Boor spent part of last week with friends in Coldwater. M. T. Follett hurt his foot when a horse stepped on it.
Clear Lake residents share travel and social news from Van Wert Ohio Hicksville and Frontier Mich. Alfred Millard and wife return from Ohio while Mrs. Rice moves to a new home purchased from the Harter family. Burton Handy and Maude Watson visit H C Handy's home as Harry Shafer plans a six week trip to Van Wert. William Ready returns from work near Lake Gage and Fort Wayne residents build lake cottages with local carpentry aid.
John Sheets in Fremont Tuesday. Ed Yockey hauling from Fremont. Harry Weeden of Batavia visited his sister Mrs Emma Abbott. Chas Rex visited his uncle in Coldwater Sunday. Harvey Bailey in Kinderhook Friday. Jacob Michael visited brother Albert Michael of Bethel Sunday. G V Abbott in Reading Michigan Thursday. A Shoup and wife at Joseph Fastman Friday. S28 gostate Gia Morris Hilbish visited Kinderhook Sunday. Grandpa Saytor sick. Pett Snow family spent Sunday in Winderhook. Daisy Savior returned from Algonac visit. Rob Crandtl buying turkeys in Kinderhook Tuesday. Joe Sayleely working in Algonac. Mrs Drench returned from three weeks in Mort Wayne.
During the Supreme Temple session in New Orleans in October the Supreme Chief backed a petition by Rathbone Sisters and Pythian Sisterhood for a united order named Pythian Sisters. The consolidation, to be formalized April 15, 1907, unites over 100000 Rathbone Sisters and about 10000 Pythian Sisters. Indiana roots and history are noted, with Warsaw 1888 and Indianapolis pivotal.
The Hillsdale Michigan creamery advertises 24 cents per pound butterfat for cream from any good hand separator until further notice. Deliver cream to the nearest station. they pay charges wash and return cans free and settle on the 1st and 15th of each month.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers tickets to Mexico City at greatly reduced rates on November 21 22 and 2 valid sixty days for return. For details contact railway agents or J W Waly G A and A in Cleveland Ohio.
Transfers show Clyde H. Stroh and others selling land in Fremont to Amos Isenhow er et al for 350 dollars. Granville McClue and others to John W. McClue for 400 in Fremont. W. McClue sale in Jamestown for 1 cent. Waterhouse to Keith for a Lake Gage lot at 1 dollar. Isenhower to J. W. McClue Fremont lot for 1 dollar. Weber to Amanda Lane lot at Clear for 150. Wagner to Jacob Munich lot in Hudson for 1000. Musselman to Shiffier Jamestown lot for 1400.
Jay Griffin visited Miss Foxs room and Jay Watters attended the high school Monday as exams highlighted student effort. The Teachers Association meets in An gola on Friday Dec 1 and the school closes for the week next Wednesday. Obituary for David A Lytle notes his birth July 10 1881 at Fremont Ind and death Nov 5 1906 in Huntingdon Co Pa with services at First ME Church. The Y P C U S will meet at Stokes Chapel Dec 2 at 7330 oclock with Katie Stokes reader and an implied coordinated invitation for all.
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