Local notes report town life and varied ventures
Bohemian picnic planned for Sunday with local vendors including George Keester at the 3 I office and Milo Eatinger selling fruit syrups. News covers auctions, sales, oil strikes near San Pierre, road improvements, and community events through July, naming scores of residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keester
Milo Eatinger
Luken
San Pierre
Oil
Smith Farm
Charles King
Bessie Rogerles
Charles J. Borkovec
Rosa T. Veseley
John Vanek
Lizzie M. Veseley
Governor Mount
Beckham
Kentucky
Charles Finley
Reeble
Mr. Taylor
Indianapolis
Mount
Congress
Union
Erie Crossing
Providence
Erie and Panhandle
Dr. Thomas J. Agnew Passes After Appedisectomy at San Pierre
In Winamac August 26 1858 Thomas Jefferson Agnew born at the family homestead dies after an appendectomy at San Pierre with Dr Bevan and Rush Medical College team assisting. Funeral at Winamac features Odd Fellows Daughters of Rebekah and Modern Woodmen. He leaves widow Anna Collins and a prosperous practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
Thomas Jefferson Agnew
Rush Medical College
Englerth
Nicholas Senn
Bevan
San Pierre
Chicago
G. W. Thompson
P. O. Englerth
North Judson
Schweir
Wheatfield
Samuel Becks
Odd Fellows
Daughters of
Rebekah
Modern
Wooodmen
Anna Collins
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L. C. Foust
George Lomax
Eagle Hotel
Bert Lightcap’s
Rochester Baseball Club
Eatingre's
Feld
G. W. Hunt
Panhandle Depot
Brethren Church
Susie Smith
Judge Baldwin
Logansport
GALR
W. H. Replegle
John H. Gross and Son
Joseph M. Stipp
Joe Steis
William Wendt
Miss Rhode
Denham
Will V. Mosher
Hatinger
John Taylor
English Lake Club
la Crosse
Taylor
Kankakee
English Lake
Julius Kk. Baker
Goward D. Chapel
Naos
William Parrish
Mike Stocker
Tool
State Board of Sharines
Michigan
Frank Hoffman
Rochester
Mr. Stevenson
Akron
Hoffman
Rochester Bridge Company
George Orndorf
Virginia
Roundlake
Tannehill
Paul Ingelow
Joanne
Conductor Fink
Bert Lightecap’s
W. H. Replogle
W. H. Babcock
Main Street
Billy Loftus
As &I
Silas Seagraves
Knox
Elizabeth Pethke
Hursher
Lil
Haas
Mitchtinger
Crooks of
Gillett and
Bruner
5-I
Kanikakee
Streator
Clinton
Thomas Boyles
Francesvile
Henry Lightcap
Eatinger
Mr. Boyles
Francesville
A. P. Dial
Dial
Starke County
White
Bert Lightcap
John Stauffer
Harry Pierce
Schultz
Roy Kilander
G. W. Yeakes
John Ott
John Tucker
Simon Bybee
Will
P. B. Dykeman
Riverside
Theodore Wynegar
Gus Reetz
George Jones
Billy Dean
Charley New
Iowa
Aetna
Phoenix
Agnew
Prank Dahlke
Joe Dahlke
Lowell