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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
11
A sprawling Washington era collage notes Roosevelt as plantation owner and interacts with notes on Japan and Chicago, while editorials discuss a Smithsonian auditor defaulter and the peculiar endowment system of the institution.
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure, with circulars available.
The Clover Leaf Route completes sale arrangements for round trip excursion tickets to Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan on July 1 2 3 and 4 with return by July 5 1905 at one fare plus 25 cents. See nearest agent or W L Ross General Passenger Agent Toledo Ohio.
Train offer from Toledo with five dollar round trip to St Louis. Trains depart Saturday June 17th and return eligible on or before Monday June 19th. See Clover Leaf Agents or contact General Passenger Agent, Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs Elizabeth Wallkes Wisel born in Preble County Ohio December 7 1543 died at home on West High Street Monday June 12 at 2 30 aged 62 years 1 month and 6 days She married James A Wikel on May 12 1807 and they had six children four living Albert Walter Bertha and Rosella Neusbaumer She leaves a husband two brothers and a sister Funeral held at 2 pm Wednesday at the house Rev Brown officiating Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
A miniature derrick built by Joseph Walsmith for a 1899 Fourth of July celebration was taken down yesterday from the public square west of the Standard Oil Co office. The toy rig, once a city landmark and tied to William Gates of Ohio Oil Co, drew many visitors.
Helen Rapp, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rapp of west Franklin street, suffered a broken leg and dislocated hip after climbing into a pony cart and being thrown when the animal bolted Tuesday morning. She was dragged several feet and bruised. the incident occurred on the Rapp property. Hartford City Times Gazet.
John Julian of Glatton has purchased the second hand store on North Main Street from W A Wilmore. Julian will run both stores while Wilmore becomes a manager for Singer Sewing Machine Co in Wa bash or Bluffton, location undecided. Friends regret his departure but wish him success.
Otto Hartman, employed by Daniel Gilliam on a well drilling machine, was caught by a drive wheel while moving the traction engine Monday. His arm broke midway between wrist and elbow. Dr. Reynolds treated him and reports the condition as reasonably hopeful.
The county board of children's guardians requests immediate foster homes for five children ages 4,5,6,10,12. One girl is 12, another is 4 percent of an age listed incorrectly. three boys are ages 5 6 and 10.
Cora Courtney appointed Administrator of the estate of James R Courtney late of Blackford County Indiana. The administrator notes the estate is supposed to be solvent. Notice dated May 20 1905 and filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Blackford County.
Opal and Virgil Spaulding with Delsia and Virgil Williams shared Sunday dinner with Nellie Jennie and Samuel Williams. Several visits, school rehearsals, and attendance at commencements are noted among families including McConkey Dick Burson Williams and Dick. Nods to sickness and upcoming Hethel Children Dew exercises appear amid extended social rounds.
Mr. Turcer and family from Hartford City visit Eli Shields family while Alex Snedden and wife of Marion join. J.T. Jones repairs a west end house. Ora Studabaker family attend funeral near Muncie. Jew Sunday school plans ice cream and cake on O. H. Tracy lawn next Friday. June 16 efforts to ensure success. L. J. Jones family visited her parents. Ysaac Sills visiting locally. James Fleming resigns as pumper moving to Indianapolis. Doc Underware drills a well at the Carivon power. Asa Alspach promoted to foreman replacing Green, who moved to Parker City.
The Sunday rain left the ground wet for days. Rev. Myer to preach at U B church next Sunday at 11 00 am with baptisms at Roll last Wednesday seven residents baptized. Aaron Rogers and wife attended Montpelier meeting. U B remodeling plans not yet final. Youths at Schwartzkopf home. Wheat looks good ahead of harvest. Anna Stout and Ben Sweveland at Hartford City and Goodboo for graduation events.
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