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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
8
The East Side correspondence records visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Lint and others in Coldwater and Eaton Rapids. Ken Sellers was found dead in bed on Friday morning, prompting condolences from neighbors.
Willa Gleason works for Mrs. Rennie Gould. Samuel Henry Elia Henry Mer vel Sellers Archie Milliman and wife attended the Montpelier fair on Friday. A number from here attended the bell game at Coldwater Sunday. Charles Worthington and family were stripping sugar cane in James town township the latter part of the week. Charles Gleason drives a team for Clyde Letts on the road near California Corners. Mrs Nora Light returned to Pike Lake in the northern peninsula after visiting here.
Thursday reports Cleo Miller filled in for sick Miss Eggleston. Several residents, including Pauline Bachman, Bessie Stokes, and families, spent Sundays with relatives in Michigan and Ohio. Local movements include Madge Root in Jackson and Martin Echtman buying a building for a garage. The Kinderhook area mentions Mrs. Miller illness, M. E. conference at Battle Creek, and parsonage repairs.
Floyd Norton and family from Jackson rushed to California Michigan Saturday when Mrs. Hattie L. Miler fell ill. The Norton party returned Sunday evening leaving Mrs. Norton and Oral to care for her. Guests at Mrs. Ella Balch’s Sunday included the Sadlers Dageners and Clem Balch families from nearby towns.
Sam Davis and wife visited Sunday with Henry Rathbun and Mrs John Elliott and son Lloyd at Swanton Ohio. James Wicoff and family spent Sunday with his mother. Earl Elliott and family also spent Sunday with relatives.
Owen Hays of Lansing visited his parents Mr and Mrs J D Hays one night last week. Mrs Coos returned to Sheldon after weeks with her brother Phi Force and family. Martin Echtman delivered Shropshire sheep to S L Wing in Rope Kon Farm for shipment to Chicago. Reuben Sellers, longtime Kinderhook resident, was found dead in bed last Friday and buried at York on Sunday. Mrs Mary Spade has been quite sick.
A curious 1918 Steuben County note urges farmers to buy seed corn now before scarce stocks next spring. The ad claims any seed corn will do and warns prices could reach ten dollars a bushel if frost, drought, or misfortune strikes, stressing timely purchase.
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript shows Bridget defending her social circle. The mother chides frequent callers while Bridget suggests improving agreement to gain more friends.
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