Quiet Title Suit in Kosciusko Circuit Court
Plaintiffs led by Jesse E. Eschbach file a complaint in December term 1912 to quiet title to real estate against nonresidents including Gustavus A. Everts Abigail Everts and others. The action names unknown spouses and heirs as defendants and sets a January 22 1913 appearance deadline in Warsaw Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Eschbach
Gustavus A. Everts
Abigail Everts
John B. Borie
John B. Bowrie
Gustavus A. Evarts
Abigail Evarte
John Bybee
Susan Pottenger
Gustavus A.everts
Abigail Everte
Junior
Gustavus Adolphus Everts
Richard L. Britton
Joseph Kemp
Andrew Hood
William E. Hood
David B. Hood
Dennis R. Pottenger
Joseph D. Nuttman
Indiana
Warner Chapman
May Chapman
Rex O. Winship
State of
Kosciusko Circuit
Warsaw
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised In Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marohan of Barceloneta reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured him of coughs and a brother of chest cold with over twenty others helped on his advice. Trial bottle offered free and small costs guaranteed by Rager & Jontz for threat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marohan
Barceloneta
Rager & Jontz
Local notices and social items from Lake township
Fragments report church revival services and program details at United Brethren and Lutheran churches. Also notes on Christmas presents Siliverware from Summe Bros, teachers institute, travels of residents, music purchases, theater trip to Akron, and family news. Mention of He Mi La candies and a Dayton obituary for A J Hubler.
Local News Briefs From Claypool Area (Indiana)
Hazel Bloom and her son visited the S. F. Mc Krill family from Claypool. A new roof is being installed on the Isaac Halderman house after a recent fire. Frank Anstott and family moved into the Chip Hanes property in south town. Mrs. John Summe visited North Manchester, seeing sister Mrs. Wilson Huffman. Telephone companies plan to call every Indianapolis subscriber to sell Christmas seals, with 20 operators per company assigned. Miss Josephine Carpenter and Mrs. Blanche Sheely visited from Wasaw and work at the county seat factory. Mr. Sheely, foreman of a Claypool construction gang, joined them last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anstott
Jane Hammer
Chip Hanes
Indianapolis
Josephine Carpenter
Blanche Sheely
Wasaw
Mr. Sheely
Claypool
Real Estate Bargains and Farm Listings for Trade
Real Estate bargains include 120 acres of good level land with soil and buildings, 64 miles from Daviess county seat, 320 acres in Missouri 34 miles from railroad town. Sale or trade. 2 acres with house barn and fruit. Economy cream separator. Farms for sale or trade 12a 40a 80a 1108 155a 160a 2808 acres in Kosciuski and Wabash counties plus town and city properties. See us to buy sell or exchange farms or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Missouri
Wabaeh
Kosciuski
Wabash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tate of
Kosciusko
Geores A
Nye, al
Gustavus A. . Everts
Gustavus
A. ‘Evarts
Abigail Evarts
Plain‘tiffe
Susan W. Hood
Mr. Hood
Plaintiffa
Mr. Pottenger
Joseph D. Nuattman
Joseph D. Nottman
A. D
Conrad D. Longenecker
Kosciusko Circuit Court
A. A. Raser
Jesse 5. Eschbach
Puerto Rico
New
U. B. Church
Sun. Eve
Mrs
Isaac Bryant
Christ
W. H. Kern
E. M. Sneke
America
W. A. Swihart
God
J. P. Hamman
Lizzie Adams
Jack Burt
Bennie Drudge
Mbt ‘Pleasant
United Brethren Church
Summe Bros
Lake Township
William Brown
Rochester
Akron
C. E. Wiltrout
Chicago
Ralph Wiltrout
Fletcher
Davis Bros
Ephraim Drudge
Pressie Drudge
Helser
Rose Hill
James Helser
East of Town
Wesley Yates
Mrs. Samuel Bush
Elkhart
Andrew Hamman
Mrs. C. O. Martindale
Boonton, New Jersey
A.J. Hubler
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Hubler
Clymer Brothers
David Clymer
Orpha Butterbaugh
Lutheran Church
Brethren Church
Snoberger
Ira
Star Wall-Paper Milll
Joliet
Hazel Bloom
S. F. McKrill
Isaac Halderman
John Summe
Manchester
Wilson Huffman
John L.sausaman & Son
Silver Lake
Zaeype
Samuel Patcher
Lis Flach
Wew
York
Formante and Children
Bears
Castoria
the Centrum Company
New York City
Turner
Big Force
Feeasi de Tos
William H. Turner
North
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