Fort Wayne business travel and local notes in 1912
Mrs Jones visits Fort Wayne for fruit farm business while locals Bert Sprague and Mrs Rhodes call in Pleasant Lake and Colorado. Lytle reunion at Spring Bank draws many relatives as cottages close for school. A death in Chicago prompts moving duties and a divorce notice in Steuben County Indiana asks Emad Vaughan to appear by November 18, 1912 with Frank D. Hughes as Clerk.
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Bert Sprague
Pleasant Lake
Mrs. Rhodes
Colorado
West
Spring Bank
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Local Notes From South California And Nearby Areas
Mr Greenamyre and mother of Coldwater Lake spent Tuesday with A 4 Daily and wife Miss Hazel Decker of South Haven visited relatives and attended the Lytle reunion. Mrs Kentigh who had been visiting Ohio returned home Thursday. Frank Mary and wife were guests of Russell Smith’s family Sunday. Freeman Abbott and wife visited Amos Keyes on Sunday. Jake Knapp and wife attended the funeral of Harry Wolfe and wife’s little son. The semi annual meeting of the W C T U will be at Mrs Amy Stewart’s home on Wednesday Sept 1. Tople Work among the lumber leader Mrs Jiazie Logan.
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South California
Greenamyre
Coldwater Lake
Mrs. Kentigh
Ohio
Jake Knapp
Harry Wolfe
Amy Stewart
Tople
Jiazie Logan
Kinderhook Tidings From Court and Town
Kinderhook report notes Robert Crandall attending Tweeday in Kinderhook while Isaac Edinger and wife from Jonesville visited Wilson Edinger on Sunday. William Hordt conducted business in Ray on Tuesday, and Barney Venwagoer and family paid a visit.
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Isaac Edinger
Jonesville
Wilson Edinger
Wiliam Hordt
Ray
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Steuben Court
Notice is given that Nettie Atha as administratrix of the William H. Atha estate filed final account in Steuben Circuit Court Sept term 1912. A hearing is set for September 24 1912 to approve accounts and vouchers. Heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claims to the estate. Nettie Atha heiress attorneys Hest and Wyottter Adiobolatratet.
Estate of Thomas Painter Deceased Administratrix Files Accounts
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Painter deceased the administratrix has filed her account for final settlement. The circuit court will examine the accounts on the ward day of September, 1912, at which time interested parties must appear and show cause why the accounts should not be approved. Heirs and all others interested are required to attend at the specified time and place. Dudley, W Gleason, attorney.
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William H. Atha
Steuben
Circuit Court
Nettiel
Atha Hest
Thomas Painter
Aald Cirvuit Court
Weld
Hhooa Paintrue
Adiix
Dudley
W Gleason
Local News Notes and Social Visits in Lisle Area
Walter Adams activity reported Sunday. School begins in district No. 2 on September 9 with Miss Norine Warner of Batavia as teacher. Ernest Rex works for Wm. Snyder. Charles Johnson visited sister Mrs. Jesse Sellers and family earlier in the week. Joseph Rocka called. Lisle Allen visiting grandparents Wm. Bordt and wife. Elder Delong and family in Kinderhook Tuesday. Apples knocked from trees in the recent wind storm. Mia Guy Abbott and son Clifton j attend Adventist meeting in Kalamazoo this week.
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Norine Warner
Batavia
Charles Johnson
Mrs
Jesse Sellers
The Spirit of Dawn in a New England Village
In a late 19th or early 20th century New England town Sara and Elizabeth return to their ancestral home. Elizabeth attracts artist Phil Craig who proclaims her the Soul of Dawn, igniting village life as he sketches the gardens and old walls while Elizabeth faces looming plans of an arranged future with Billy Vance.
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Elizabeth
Texas
New England
Martha
Phil Craig
Dawn
Elisabeth
Phil
Mason
Old Town
Billy Vance
Billy
Fara
Asve
Gare
Craig
Div
Billy’s scheme and love entanglements swirl in Old Town
In a breezy tale set around Elizabeth Craig and Billy in Old Town, Billy ingrains himself with Elizabeth and her circle, wooing Craig’s submission and Sara’s winking vigilance. He insists on a dramatic wedding plan, pays for influence, and confronts Craig over a cherished Dawn Spirit painting as romance tightens.
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Sara
Craig
Elizabeth
Will
Billy
Marie Willyam
Elisabeth
Howland Place
Sera
Installations by Norman Smith for local businesses
Norman Smith installed an acetylene lighting plant for W. E. Van Auren and provided a gas oline engine and plumbing outfit for John Lint, reflecting practical shopwork services in the area.
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W. E. van Auren
John Lint
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