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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
5
Local notes include Ira Gaze and Dr W Kinnan on trips, families visiting nearby towns, and residents moving into the Reynolds building. Reports cover travel, social visits, store staff changes, farming notes, booster notices for local industry, and upcoming public events in Bluffton Montpelier and Hartford City.
A Jamestown court issues a restraining order as Judge Jude Sturgis hears a civil suit involving John W. Beavens and others against William V. Harner Alpineza D. McDonald and Jas Obio. The order bars dissolution or sale of property tied to the Ohio and Illinois Oil Co until further notice as parties appear to show cause. The hearing follows disputes over leases and stock ownership, with claims of unauthorized acts by the defendants and damage to company assets.
A man named Carver abruptly left town after weeks of isolation in the snow. A woman and a girl claimed to be his wife, but he denied the marriage calling her a grass widow. He planned to visit an uncle and return but disappeared near Bluffton. The woman pursued him to Maceie without success.
The Washington township resident died of heart disease Friday night in his yard. Funeral services will be Sunday morning at the Maple Corner church with burial in Smith cemetery at Dundee. The report requirements for corporations to the secretary of state were discussed in a legislative note.
A public event titled a big day for a lontpe sier features attractions and a crowd prospect. Master Adima Lupton, 15, will ride a bucking pony as a highlight. Entries are free at Levering’s Merchants Association office with events starting at one and a pit game to follow, ending with fireworks at dusk.
709 LOW Parks Martin a member of the state board of tax commissioners travels through the northern part of Lochianoa auditing county assessors. He praised Buckina s corps of assessors and urged only one change to the appraisements. Hartford City real estate is deemed underpriced, while Montpelier real estate shows a notable rise. Farm and improved property in townships increased about 12 percent over three years.
This afternoon at the clerk’s office in Stratford City Lewis Reemar of Robinson Tennessee and Miss Lucy Moore were joined in matrimony by deputy clerk Rev Joocia Reeves. The bride, well known in Montpelier, has lived there for years. The couple will return tonight and depart for Illinois Saturday. Mrs. Percy Howe accompanied them.
Miss Goldie Witkle visits relatives in Hartford City. Mrs Roy Kitterman has been poorly for several days. Mrs Jane Rinard of Plymouth visited her mother in law Emeline Rinard. Oscar Carpenter of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with his parents. Ira Spaulding of Modpeter had dinner with his son William. Mrs Fria rere of Hartford City called on her mother Emeline Rinard. Ralph Rinard home from visiting, Emelise Rinard returns to Plymouth. Ken Five returns home after stay at Lipton. Emeline Rinard, Harrietta Sales and Baron Rinard visited Keystone. Mrs Harve Thornburg a Monst pelier visitor. Alice Spaulding called on Isaac Spaulding. Miss Maggie Cale and Elsie Ander were in Hartford City. The surprise of Wm Hart was well attended. Miss May Rinard spent night with Albert Barnsworth and wife. Mrs Emma Garrett called on Mrs Rinard. Mr Antrim Beeks called on her daughter. Mrs Wm Spaulding visited Sunday morning. Mrs Rinard called on Mrs Kitterman Saturday. Jonas Penrod and family, visiting Mrs Penrod’s parent in Franklin County, have catered one.
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