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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
1
Fremont area notes recount visits from Charles Beatty to Angola and many social events. The Haughey-Wicoff reunion and Lizzie Wolfe Sowle wedding at Fremont are described, with guests listed and a large turnout noted. Also mentioned are farm sales, church services, and upcoming school start details.
China Griggs of the national committee argues that electing a Democratic representative this fall paves the way for a Democratic president two years hence. He warns the vote for a Democratic congressman is effectively a vote for the party's future leadership.
Grace Wu wed Ford Willenar at the Wu home in a small ceremony led by Rev. Roberts. About thirty relatives attended with attendants Miss Vella Van Auken and Mr. Fred Lott. The bride, a Fre mont High School graduate and county teacher, and the groom plan to reside on a farm near Pleasant Lake after visiting Elkhart. Well wishes accompany the couple. Thirty locals joined a Lake Shore excursion to Chicago last Saturday, with exactly thirty tickets sold. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Irving Sowle, M. D. Ladd and wife and Florence, Dr. J. Dunkel and wife, E. G. Meleauly and wife, J. P. Albright, Miss Jennie Beatty, Miss Violet Frost, J. W. McClue, and C. D. Smith.
Attendance at the Angola fair was modest on Wednesday but expected to rise to a record level today. Exhibits are good though not as numerous as usual, while race entries promise exceptionally strong competition across all departments.
W. W. Case of Jamestown returns from a Lewis family reunion at Devil's Lake Michigan. His aunts, believed to be the oldest living twins, are Mrs. H. H. Johnson of Omaha and Mrs. David Noggle of Janesville. They are Polly M. and Anna M. Mosher Lewis, born May 2 1815 in Bristol New York.
Mrs Fulmer visited her parents Mr and Mrs Kunes Watters Sunday School started Monday Lula Fohner will teach the fall term The Cad California 1000 BL Lodge aided Ben George on his house Thad Follett grew ill Thursday Miss Cornelia Drake worse Lett Phowipson and family visited Geo Paradine Sunday Mrs Chas Corliss left for LaGrange Georgia Monday Ray Ogden ill Winnie Rossmin visiting Purdy district Born to Will Hoyt and wife a son weight 7 lbs Benjamin Nichols formerly of Vermont died in Angola September 2 at age 72
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