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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
2
Revival meetings begin Sunday at 7 p m in the M E church and invite all to attend. The article also recalls a tale from an asylum showing two alternatives of mental distress and a note on chronological coherence from a Boslon clergyman with引用.
A troubled Irish laborer stumbled into a murky New York studio asking for money to name the artist. He accepted a quarter, and the artist teased a dollar in exchange for a sketch while pondering how to retrieve it. The exchange, tied to a court dispute, sparked talk of high-handed proceedings and public notice.
Community notes list sales at DeVault's and Lowery's, hospital visits, travels, and social events. Mrs. Albert Colson hosts Ruth Circle. Purdue short course attendance. Apollo Concert Co. to appear in Oxford and Otterbein. Lost gold ring reported. Various residents ill, traveling, or visiting Lafayette, with farm sales and local adverts.
Dr. Emma Martin pursues postgraduate work at Rush Medical College in Chicago. Dr. C. T. Messner plans to open a new office in two to three weeks.
Notice to Otterbein patrons under Water Works Ordinance Section 4. Rents are payable yearly in advance when tap is made. if unpaid within ten days water is shut off until full payment plus a $1 fee. Town treasurer must have funds by January 11. payment day set January 24 at town hall 7 to 5.
In February, those wishing to consign property are urged to meet at the Business Men's Hall in Otterbein Indiana. The notice directs interested parties to appear before the deadline.
Mrs. Albert Colson visits Morocco for two weeks with sister Mrs. Wm Brown. Lon Jackson from Covington visits cousin F E Frazier. Miss Virginia McNulty Lafay ette guests of Miss Mae Burns. Louise Johnson to Crawfordsville home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Griffin return from Judson visit. Olive Tharpe returns from Brook and Goodland visiting Mrs Augusta Robinson. Mrs George Stacker and son Willa visit at Ed Magee and Wm Solomon. Bugbee and family and McKinnis and wife visit Hebron hosts. Mildred Haigh Chicago and Mrs Sherman Brookston guests of A M Smith and family. Walter Greenwood and family depart for Maxwell NM. J C Darby accompanies to Chicago. Woodhams couple to Helena MS then New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Farmers attend Purdue Corn School. Mrs John R Hawkins in Indianapolis for goitre treatment. Good Cheer class All Day meeting Jan 22 at Mrs C B Maddox’s home. My and Mrs B F Johnson Crawfordsville return to Crawfordsville after visit with E M Johnson.
The Eastern Star lodge held a second election Thursday night and chose Mrs Florence Smith as worthy matron. Mrs Lizzie VanNatta had been elected but declined the position.
Mrs. Wm. Schwamberger is recovering nicely from a double operation performed at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Lafayette last Friday.
Harry Ruch and family recover from scarlet fever with James worst hit by a gathered throat. Mrs. Edward Johnson recovers from a painful hand injury and hopes to be out soon. Eastern Star installation postponed to tomorrow night.
Members of the Co B M A without keys may obtain them at the State Bank by paying 25 cents extra as the price of the key.
Mrs H J Eastburn accompanies her sisters Sir Adames J T Conover of Valparaiso and Mphyaima Hara of Indianapolis as they travel to Rochester Minnesota for treatment at Mayo Bros. hospital.
C T Putman traveled from Sloopes ton to supervise the unveiling of a family monument in Armstrong cemetery purchased by John L Johnston. Last Friday evening Mr and Mrs Albert Colson hosted a gathering on West Oxford with music conversation and refreshments for Carl Ella Mary Lee and Emma Colson and others.
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