Elkhart and Goshen Plan Early Conference for Unity
Silvers renewed push for sheriff nomination as Elkhart and Goshen leaders schedule a preconvention conference at the Irwin Opera House on Thursday June 7 to settle county differences. Coalition rumors link Charles E Nellig of Goshen with Silvers for treasurer while delegates are to be chosen two days before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Goshen
Irwin Opera House
Concord Township
Elkhart Township
Simpson
Charles E. Nellig
Platter loss adjusted in factory fire report
Loss on the WD Platter building was adjusted at 798 dollars by Northwestern National and Concordia of Milwaukee and American of Newark. Fire claims continue as loss adjusters work on Goshen Shirt Factory fire. A separate wholesale process stock damage from water and smoke was placed at 1577 dollars. the impression of a sighted loss proved erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Platter
Northwestern National
Concordia
Milwaukee
Wis
American
Newark
Joss
Goshen
M. Saipger
Businessmen Join Weekly Dam Social Gathering
Businessmen plan to form a Protective Association with grocers and merchants. Harris Oppenheim expects the affair to become a regular weekly event with a social gathering at the dam in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasu- Cation
Hasvris Oppenheim
Engagement for Nelle Hugi and Guy M Reith announced
Society news reports the engagement of Nelle Hugi to Guy M Reith by her parents Mr and Mrs Mijton A Cornedan. The wedding is set for the evening of June 5. Also noted are a L O T A I day event at War Saw with Mrs A J Parks and a birthday party hosted by her, plus a lawn social for Evangelo churches hosted by Owen Dustman featuring Elkhart attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijton A
L. O. T AI
A J. Parks
Owen Dustman
Elkhart
Topeka youth killed by train in Mesick Michigan
Chas Ray son of Mrs Mary Ray of Topeka was killed by a train at Mesick Michigan. His body was taken to his mother’s home last Saturday night. Funeral services were held at Beulah Church on Sunday conducted by Rev. Cates. The deceased was US years old and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ray
Mary Ray
Topeka
Mesick
Mich
Beulah
Cates
Local anglers return from Lake Wa wasee fishing trip
Sam Lewis Geof Cobb Billy Lower Jesse Heefmer and Lige Brakes return from a two day Lake Wa wasee expedition credited with Ravings captured 4b pec eves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lewis
Geof Cobb
Billy Lower
Jesse Heefmer
Lige Brakes
Lake Wawasee
Reverend Antos Mumaw Dies in Wooster Ohio
Rev Antos Mumaw formerly a resident of his county and brother of Dr H A Mumaw of Elmhart died at Wooster Ohio He had many relatives in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antos Mumaw
H. A Mumaw
Elmhart
Wooster, O
W. C. U. Meeting At Mrs. Tullys Home
The Woman’s Christian Union will meet at Mrs. Mary Tully’s home on South Sixth Street Saturday May 19 at 7 30. Each member is requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. U
W. CT. Us
Mary Tully
South Sixth Street
No pay raise for Elkhart city fremen before year end
The Elkhart city council is not expected to increase the wages of fremen until the new year, as the annual appropriations are to be set at the upcoming council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart City
Real Estate and Tithes Abstracts In Harper Ledger
Abstracts show parcel transfers and loan notes tied to George E. Harper. Listings reference property deeds, mortgages, and tithe dues, with dates and local office stamps. The record notes ongoing balances and recorded heirs, reflecting late period land and tax affairs tied to Harper holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Harper
Circus Agents Here Youthful Bridegroom Here
Forepaugh Sells circus promoter Frack J O Donnell arranged contracts for a Saturday show from Coldwater to Indianapolis with Wabash and Warsaw cutouts. Floyd Bartholomew, home from a dangerous excursion, wed Mabel Rowe of LaGrange, but the bridegroom faced a harsh scolding from his father in law. The couple returned to LaGrange amid a warm reception before a hostile homecoming back in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frack J. O'Donnell
Coldwater
Mich
Goshen
Indianapolis
Warsaw
W. H. Bedwords
Hoosier Amusement Company
Carnival
Rowell
Lincoln Avenue
Kendallville
Floyd Bartholomew
Democrat
Mabel Rowe
Lagrange
Auburn
Flosh
Tsovork
Mery Strowbridge
Pas Pas. Mich
Removing Big Pillars At Courthouse Construction
Contractor Perkinson leads a crew removing iron pillars from the main corridor and stairway of the courthouse. Work blocks interior traffic as nearly all areas are torn up and the circuit court term may see reduced business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Plac
Circuit Court
Teri
Rumored Contract Ties Huntington Road to Builder
A report in Columbia City claimed Huntington, Columbia City and Northwestern eer toe road company awarded a contract to a construction firm for a line south from Goshen to Huntington. Verification was lacking. The firm reportedly has an experienced railroad unit, lending credence to the rumors. Manager Wetst indicated work could start June first and traffic on the road might begin by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington, Columbia City & Northwestern
Eer Toe Road
Ua Construction Company
Goshen
Huntington
Tn Columbia City
Ulun
Curius Construction
Wetst
Columbia City
Certiaine
Court notes and tax assessor reports at county session
Justice Whisler fines Ira Miller eleven dollars for private provocation. He faces payment arrangements as his wife’s conduct is cited. Assessors prepare official reports to the county treasurer. Property tax assessment underway. The mercise and county board of equalization will soon convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oWoshp
Waencourt
County Board of Equalization
Gillams to Learn Ropes in Washington DC
Gillams of LaGrange, Republican nominee for Congress in the Twelfth district, plans a two to three week stay in Washington to learn the ropes under Representative Gilbert. He considers his election certain and wants to acquaint himself with a congressman's duties at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillams
Lagrange
Washington
Gilbert
Elk-Heart Postal Receipts Show Increase in 1905 96 Year
Postal office in Elk-Warm reports higher receipts for the year ending March 31 with a net gain of 4216.29 over the prior year. The year from April 1, 1905 to March 31, 1906 shows receipts of 5029.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk- Warm
Friends of William Berryman to hold early service
The friends of William Berryman who was killed on the railroad Wednesday night will meet at Culp's undertaking rooms tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock for a short service. The remains will be interred in the German Baptist Cemetery on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berryman
Culp’s Undertaking Rooms
German Baptist Cemetery
Runaway Freight Team Spares Unknown Driver Near Lake Shore
An unknown man driving a team near the Lake Shore freight house last night narrowly avoided serious injury when he lost control of the reins and nearly toppled over the dash as the runaways were finally stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Shively unlikely for Congress. Hering named again
The Plymouth Chronicle reports general understanding that B. F. Shively is not inclined to accept a congressional nomination. Francis E. Hering is expected to be placed on the ticket once more for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plymouth Chronicle
B. F. Shively
Francis E. Hering
TRACTION LINE STOCK TO BE INCREASED IN COLUMBIA CITY
Syracuse stockholders of the Chicago and North Western Traction Line are summoned to a special meeting in Columbia City on May 2 to approve increasing capital stock from 359000 to 1500000 and authorize bond issuance. General Ver Wiest says construction work will start at Syracuse on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Syracuss
Progos
Mortuary Record for Mrs Elias Cripe
Mrs Elias Cripe died at her home on First Street in Sweecooft after an illness since December. Survived by husband, a son, three daughters from a prior marriage, Perry, Birdie, Anna and Leith Waxerman, and three brothers David Hostetler Elkhart, Jacob Hostetler Middlebury, and Moses Hostetler Oak Siding La Franz County. Funeral tomorrow at 1:49 PM from the house to German Baptist church and cemetery with Rev Levi Hohe officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripe
Elias Cripe
First Street
Sweecooft
Perry
Birdie
Anna
Leith
Waxerman
David Hostetler
Elkhart
Jacob Hostetler
Middlebury
Moses Hostetler
Oak Siding
Lafranz County
Levi Hohe
Zeisel Transferred to Belt Lines Superintendency
H. A. Zeisel formerly of Elkaart and head of the Kankakee division moves to the belt lines superintendency of the Co. & SL in Chicago, with headquarters at Kankakee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Zeisel
Elkaart
Kankakee
Chicago & Southern Indiana
Co. & SL
Chicago
Boy Sands Foot on Bottle While Fishing
Walter Miller eleven year old son of Fred Miller the barber was fishing by the canal yesterday when he stepped on a broken bottle cutting his left foot. The wound is serious, confining him to bed and under a physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Fred Miller
Wawasee Lively as Visitors Dense at Lake
Lake Wawasee buzzes with summer arrivals as many Wabash visitors join locals. One man caught 23 bass, signaling a busy month ahead for the popular lake destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Wawasee
Warsaw and Goshen Baseball Set at Riverview Park
The Warsaw and Goshen baseball teams will meet at Riverview park in Warsaw Saturday afternoon. Both squads appear evenly matched, promising a competitive contest for local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Goshen
Riverview Park
Rogers' Goshen Band Opens the Season on Main and Lincoln
A large crowd gathered last night at Main Street and Lincoln Avenue for the season’s first concert by Rogers' Goshen band. The program drew spirited audience support and showcased a full band lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Lincoln Avenue
Rogers’ Goshen
Lowis announces candidacy for Indiana treasurer
Milton Low of LaPorte announced his candidacy for the nomination of treasurer of Indiana at the Democratic state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Low
LaPorte
Indiana
Democratic State Candidates Named for Convention
The list from secretary Joseph Reiley, state Democratic committee, includes James Cox and George E. Durgan for Secretary of State. Marion Bailey for Auditor. Joao Asenbarger and Milton Lowe for Treasurer. Joseph H. Shea for Attorney General. Burt New Fred France James Fletcher and Win. J. Houck for Clerk of Supreme Court. James W. Reddick for Supt. of Public Instruction. Noue as State Geologist. W. N. Curry for State Statistician. Richard K. Erwin and B C. Moon for the Supreme Court first district. Henry Steis for second district appellate court. E. A. Ely for second district Supreme Court. Orrin B. Harris for second district appellate court. The convention is expected to be lively as Democrats seek redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reiley
State Democratic Committee
James Cox
Columbus
George E. Durgan
Lafayette
Joao A[senbarger
North Manchester
Milton Lowe
LaPorte
Joseph H. Shea
Seymour
Supreme Court
Burt New
North Vernon
Fred France
Huntington
James C. Fletcher
Knox
Win
JF Houck
Marion
Public Instruction
James W. Reddick
Winamac
Noue
W. N. Curry
Shelburn
Richard K. Erwin
Decatur
B C. Moon
Kokomo
Henry Steis
Wigamac
E. A. Ely
Petersburg
Orrin B. Harris
Sullivan
Rettinger Confesses Murder in Jail Cell
Fred Rettinger, jailed in Plymouth, admits murdering William Bates of Bourbon and reveals plans to kill Ezra Aetinger Albert Plummer and Frank Bates son of the victim who was wounded. He says the motive grew from a feud between the Bates and Rettinger families over alleged poisoned hogs. he is 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rettinger
Plymouth
William Bates
Bourbon
Ezra Aetinger
Albert Plummer
Frank Bates
Rettinger
Bates
Public Library Renovation Clears Overhaul Closures
The public library underwent a thorough renovation yesterday and today with every room cleaned and books dusted. It was closed to the public during work and will reopen tomorrow. A circulated report claiming a three day closure was a mistake.
Additional Names of Graduates from Eighth Grade
The Democrat lists extra graduates: Harrison township Arvilla Hoover Myrtie Shank John Wallace Wellington Sala Roscie Dillman Benton township Earle D Good Hazel B Good John W Risgwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Harrison Township
Arvilla Hoover
Myrtie Shank
John Wallace
Wellington Sala
Roscie Dillman
Benton Township
Earle D. Good
Hazel B. Good
John W. Risgwald
Trouble Over Winona Tickets
The Winona ticket sale resumes amid a renewed dispute between excursionists and agents along the line. Regulations bar agents from signing in tickets for another passenger even with authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Residence Fire in Jonesboro Rescues Mother and Infant
In Jonesboro a residence fire forced Mrs. Charles Chromister of Bluffton and her three days old baby from the burning home. They were carried out on a feather bed and taken to the name of a neighbor before the building collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Charles Chromister
Bluffton
Mrs Stuckman Aids San Francisco Sufferers With Baby Dresses
Mrs. Geo Stuckman of Nappanee has long made baby clothes and solicited aid for San Francisco sufferers. She has produced three hundred dresses with donations from various people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Stuckman
Nappanee
San Francisco
Early Shower Boosts Farmers Outlook for Crops
The brief morning shower spurred rapid vegetation growth and farmers report prospects for good crops. Fruit stands in excellent condition as growers note strong yields and favorable conditions across fields.
Wahl sells coal and ice business in Mishawaka
William E. Wahl has sold his coal and ice business in Mishawaka to J. J. Russell of Elkhart, indicating a local commerce transaction and change of ownership for a small enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Wahl
Mishawaka
J. J. Russell
Elkhart
Not Represented at Indiana Fourth Class Meet in Logansport
Elkhart and Goshen will not be represented at the meeting of the mayors controllers and city attorneys of the fourth class Indiana cities in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart and
Goshen
Indiana
Logansport
Dora Burns Returns to Activity After Illness
Dora Burns, previously confined indoors for two weeks, is again able to be out. The record notes her gradual recovery and regained mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Dora Burns
Walker at Notre Dame Artist Drawings Admired
Goshen artist T Dart Walker, long at the University of Notre Dame assisting with the senior year book the Dome, displays original drawings at Herr book store on North Main Street before leaving for Goshen Ind. His Notre Dame pieces include 06 and the Future the Medieval Student and The Notre Dame Athletic Girl, drawing praise from admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
T. Dart Walker
University of Notre Dame
Goshen
Ind
Herr Book Store
North Main Street
Notre Dame
Milford and nearby towns feature a wave of visitors and travel
A parade of residents and guests cross Indiana and Michigan cities. B F Deahl in Milford, Dr Lemon in South Bend, Dan Reed from Elkhart, and Miss Maude Lambert en route to Lafayette for a Purdue Phi Gamma event. Others travel to Montpelier, Rittman, Dayton, and Chicago while a local cleric attends Baptist anniversaries in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Deahl
Milford
Dr. Lemon
South Bend
Dan Reed
Elkhart
Oscar Jay
Millersburg
Charles Merritt
Montpelier
D. J. Johns
Elkhart Prairie
Rittman
Henry Snobarger
Syracuse
Johnny Mack
Crawford
Irwin
Charles Berryman
Chicago
William Berryman
Maude Lambert
Lafayette
Phi Gama Society
Purdue University
J. W. Anthony
Eureka Springs
Ark
Ozark Mountains
J. A. Snapp
Detroit
Detroit Medical College
Harry A. Butterfield
Warsaw
Chill
Peru
J. V. Fradenburg
The
Baptist Church
Dayton
E. A. Becker
Big Four
Berrien Springs
Benton Harbor
Mich
South Bern
Norton Browne
Newcastle
Harvey Browne
West Pike Street
Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Giant intake project tees up for Winona power plant
Charles T Tobio leads a massive excavation for a three foot diameter intake from the northwest powerhouse at Winona to the lake. The line travels east past the subway under Pennsylvania tracks, then rises straight to the lake edge. A 29 foot deep wire screen will anchor the intake end to pump millions of gallons daily for boilers and cooling, with unused water returned to the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Tobio
Winona
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Kalamazoo Team Stars In Southern Michigan League
Patsy Donovan plays third base for Kalamazoo Mich team in the Southern Michigan league while Ben Method pitches for the same club. The Kalamazoo Gazette commends both players as the Central league pennant race opens with Grand Rapids Springfield and South Bend tied for first in a rare baseball scenario. Plans include Sunday baseball at Blogser's resort near Goshen once the city club forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Donovan
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ben Method
The
Kalamazoo Gazette
Grand Rapids
Mich
Springfield
South Bend
Blogser
Goshen
Robbery Targeting Home Telephone Employee Near Kendallville
Phil Bickle known as the trouble man for the Home Telephone company between Kendallville and Ligonier was held up and robbed by three highwaymen about 9 o'clock Tuesday evening. He was en route to Ligonier from Kendallville alone in his buggy four miles northwest of Kendallville when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bickle
Home Telephone Company
Kendallville
Ligonier
Mr. Bickle
Jay D Curtis elopes with married woman in South Bend
Within the last 24 hours developments point to Jay D Curtis, a South Bend bar keeper, eloping with Mrs. William J Clairmont. The couple’s action is being investigated with the Curtis family’s consent to pursue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay. D. Curtis
South Bend
William J. Clairmont
Prisoner Almost Cremates Self in Jail Fire Rescue
Gustave Felske, an insane inmate at LaPorte county jail, tried to burn himself by igniting bed clothing. A fellow prisoner rushed through flames and dragged Felske to safety. Felske suffered severe burns before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Felske
LaPorte
Felike
First regular annual Goshen Hospital meeting set for May twenty first
The Goshen Hospital association announces its first regular annual meeting at the Commercial Exchange headquarters on Monday evening May 21 at 8 o'clock. All interested persons are urged to attend. President F. E. C. Hawks and Secretary E. A. Dausman issue the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Hospital Association
Commercial Exchange
F. E. C. Hawks
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Kindy Near Middlebury
Birth notice reports twin boys born to Albert Kindy and his wife living just north of Middlebury. The couple are the parents and the family residence is in the rural area north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Albert Kindy
Middlebury
Howell Post No 90 Meeting Notice
All members are requested to meet at post half its evening at 7 20. Special business. J W Cornell Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Post
J. W. Cornell
Bi Bushong of Syracuse in the city
Bi Bushong of Syracuse is noted in a brief city item with limited readable text mentioning place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Bushong
Syracuse
Loday
Winona Flyers Return Set for June 17
J A Courtright acting superintendent of the Michigan division of the Big Four announced the Winona flyers, the fast trains removed last fall, will be reinstalled on Sunday June 17. This news brought joy to Big Four patrons in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Flyers
J. A. Courtright
Michigan
Big Four
Mrs Boss to Return to Goshen and Settle Estate
Mrs Henry T Boss plans to return to Goshen to reside and will sell her Waleka Florida hotel and orange grove property. She went south with her husband for his health about three years ago and will settle the estate there before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Boss
Goshen
Waleka
Fla
Lake Shore line offers half rate Boston bound tickets
From May 31st to June 9th inclusive the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will sell tickets to Boston Massachusetts and return at practically half rates. Tickets are valid for return until July 15th. Full particulars from agents or write to A J Smith G P A Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Boston
Mass
A. J. Smith
Cleveland, O
Local thanks for kindness after bereavement from Wagner family
Louis Wagner and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during their bereavement. Miss Stella J. Teller proposes a Valparaiso boy museum and pledges to educate boys in law, medicine, music or trades under her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wagner
Stella J. Teller
Valparaiso
Kilties Band Busted in Toronto Over Concert Plan
The Kilties band, booked for Wino na this summer, has busted in Toronto, Canada. English capitalists claim $2,000 against the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Toronto
Can
Lyttle Camp Members Gather for May Meeting
All members of Lyttle Camp No. 2385 are urged to attend the hall on Wednesday May 16. Mrs Mary Barringer serves as Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttle Camp
No. 2385
Thetrall
Mary Barringer
Police search country for Elkhart tougher Grouchy Flowers
Elkhart police used a large automobile to probe rural areas seeking Grouchy Flowers wanted for attacking his wife. The case follows a long-standing manhunt linked to local violence and fear in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Flowers
Goshen Vaudeville Heads Strongest Show Yet Next Week
Commencing Monday afternoon May 14 Goshen audiences will see a top vaudeville program. Princess Sotunki Ara nak Hindoo wonders growth of Mango tree and mystery, East Indian magic in native dress. Summers and Winters in Black and Whiteface sing and dance. Otis Sumner to sing Since Father Went to Work. Sam and Ada Kelley in McGuire's Trifles. Kin drome adds Please Help the Blind and Crusots Metallury. 10 cents. Matinee 3 pm. Evenings 7 45 and 9 pm. Not in the Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Princess Sotunki
Aranak
India
Otis Sumner
Sam
Ada Kelley
McGuire
Crusots Metallury
Gosh
Death of Mrs Straus in Ligonier at 76
Mrs Jacob Straus died at her Ligonier home after months of illness and a stroke. Born in 1830, she moved to Ligonier in 1863. Survived by husband, four children including Anna Winegarden of New York City, Abe Goldsmith, Simon and Ike Straus. Funeral at home Sunday with Lake Shore train No 10 stopping there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Straus
Ligonier
Straus
Anna Winegarden
New York City
Abe Goldsmith
Simon and
Ike Straus
Lake Shore
Flints Return Open Talks on Haskins Farm Purchase
Dr and Mrs Flint return to Elkhart and negotiations reopen for the Haskins farm just west of the city. No deal yet but transfer seems likely as the couple hopes to relocate in Elkhart after years of near purchases during visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Flint
Elkhart
Haskins
Night Train for Chicago Adds Coach to Fast Mail 43
The Lake Shore railroad will attach a passenger coach starting May 27 to fast mail train No. 43. The coach serves passengers and will arrive in Chicago at 1 20 AM. Currently Chicago-bound passengers must wait in Elkhart until 6 05 PM. The late train is expected to aid many travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railroad
Chicago
Elkhart
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Society News
Mumaw
Noha
Perkinson
Gaoshen- Huntington Road
Justice
Ira Miller
Gilliams
C. C
N. W
Mortuary Record
Marion Bailey
Litton
Walker
Winona Company
E. A. Dausman
Secy
Wabash Eagles
Will
Crawfordsville
H. E. Bucklen
George Shaffer
Don Knapp
Etkoourt Water Company
Herbert E. Bucklen
Farmer
Daniel B. Weaver
the Imwin
Flints
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