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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
Fragments show multiple items: purchases of millinery goods by Mrs. Nelle Stevenson in Chicago, an appliance ad for Majestic Tandges, millinery buying at wholesale, apprentice girl wanted, local visits by Mrs. Wilson Knowles and Miss Jane VanNatta, a move of the Biggs family to the McKinnis farm, and various small ads and greetings across Lafayette area with names like W. J. B. and Rev. W. N. Dunn.
James M. Pogue visited late in the week with fans of Dr. W A Smithy. Lafayette system street cars are to be put into use sometime this month. BR F Johnson of Crawford visited his son E M Johnson north of town. Masons moved furniture to a newly purchased hall. Joss Solomon left Mann & Kretschmian grocery and moved to the Wm Solomon farm southwest of town. Paul Frazier enjoys a stay in Indianapolis and expects to return soon. In Montmorenci, Mrs. Glen Casad and daughter Ethel visited Mrs. Frank German. Mrs. Wilson Knowles spent part of last week with her daughter Mrs. John Crawford. Wilber moved to the old Higley farm near Octagon on Monday. Mrs. Joseph Coffman entertained John Martin and family at dinner Sunday. Roscoe Thomas returned from four years Navy service and will visit home folk before working on the Wabash railroad. Bowles & Abel used the IL F Spiker barn behind the post office for hay storage, next door to their main work area. Evan Rusk returned from Castleten where he worked on the L M C division. Rev. Simmons of Peru assists Cline in revival meetings at the U B church. Mrs Stewart hosted the Foreign Missionary society last Saturday. Mr Joseph Coffman and Mrs John Maron dined with Mrs Sam Burke Tuesday. John Colson of Otterbein was a Montmorenci caller Saturday. Miss Huma Colson and Mrs Charles Balkema visited Mars John Crawford Tuesday.
Miss Lyda Moody of Brookstone visited with J. K. Maxwell and family while J. D. McConnell of Oxford stayed Monday night with A. M. Saith and family. R. & Young, “The Farmer's Friend,” reports pure results from the Sun reaped by the Opp Hardware opening. With Chas Bell they took orders for Northwestern Horse Shoe fertilizer, a car load, as Mr. Bell noted many intelligent citizens and urged trying Horse Shoe for luck and a ton for corn.
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