Local notes on gatherings and travels across North Manchester area
John Leonard visited North Manchester on Tuesday. Eleven excursion tickets to Indianapolis sold last Sunday. Various residents and visitors including E Brande in Alexandria and Prof. Bachbach in the Stout home. Baptismal ceremonies at Yellow Creek Lake with 49 members. Warsaw, North Manchester, and Milford listings reflect fourth of July outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
E. Brande
Alexandria Thuareday
U. S
Yellow Creek Lake
Minor
Kline
al Goshen
George Ayers
van Kissenger
T. C. McClure
Neltie
Orpha McClure
Wynnie
Lula Drudge
E. P. Snyder
Alton Decker
Clarence
Hugh Jill
Walter Price
Walter Tridle
Nick Carter
Ben Drudge
Lou Henderson
Floyd Burt
Warsaw
Jim Anglin
Harley Rager
Georgia Leffel
Blanche Ferree
Mary Homman
Silver Lake Record notes local news and ads in 1900s style
Burket resident Dr. Snodgras visits town. Mrs. Blatex from Warsaw visits Mrs. Stackhouse. Manurer's Restaurant stocks nuts and confections. Bardge and Davis attend a Winona lecture. T. W. Johnson of Chicago Daily News in town. Meadames 3. B. Bardge and W H. Davis go to Winona. Various notes on health, travel, and advertisements for Rocky Mountain Tea and free homesteads west of Pierre through Gas Belt Land & Abstract Co. Pierre South Dakota.
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Dr. Snodgras
Burket
J. Blatex
Warsaw
M. Stackhouse
Fouth
Walter Kemper
Elkhart
Mips
Pierre
South Dakota
Gas Belt Land & Abstract Co
Warsaw Woman Visits Daughter and Returns Home
Mrs. Philips of Warsaw visited her daughter Mrs. Walter Horn Tuesday evening and returned home Wednesday morning. Mrs. M. M. Bayer traveled to Marion last week to see her brothers James and Clyde Hill and friends in Elwood, returning early this week. W. P. Baker and J. M. Stewart went to Winona Lake Monday to attend Hobson's lecture in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Philips
Warsaw
Walter Horn
M. M. Bayer
Marion
James
Clyde Hill
Elwood
W. P. Baker
J. M. Stewart
Winona Lake
Hobson
For Sale New Peerless Sewing Machine at Horns
Miss Flossie Gaerte returns to Alexandria after graduating. Rocky Mountain Tea ad claims beauty benefits. Mrs John Fitton visits Columbia City as brother Jacob Jontz recovers from appendicitis. The Rec0rd invites political announcements. Union Sunday School meets July 20 with services and tent meetings. Dav Norris of Milford reports strong cash trade in general merchandise. A. J. Snoberger offers $50 for information on forged letters.
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Flossie Gaerte
Alexandria
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cts
Chas Rager
John Fitton
Columbia City
Jacob Jontz
Young Peoples Union
Dav Norris
Milford
Dan
Iias
Reward Offered for Poisoning of Miss Keller's Scotch Collie
A fine Scotch Collie belonging to Miss Blanche Keller was poisoned last Monday night. The dog, a well trained guardian of the child, was cherished by her. A reward of five dollars is offered for information identifying the perpetrator and bringing them to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Keller
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proven Best and Cheapest
If a man lies to you and says another salve is as good, thirty years of marvelous cures of piles burns boils corns felons ulcers cuts scalds bruises and skin eruptions prove Bucklen's Arnica Salve is best and cheapest. 25c at Chas Rager's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rager
Funeral for Charles Stevens Anchors Local Attendance
Uncle Mark Smith attended the Walkerton funeral for his brother in law Charles Stevens who died suddenly Tuesday morning. The service occurred Thursday in Walkerton with remarks on rest and the local community's support noted. The article also mentions medical cautions about blood poisoning and a local antiseptic remedy, plus visits from Charley Ferree and family and Mrs G W Worley and relatives touring Indiana and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Smith
Walkerton
Charles Stevens
Law College Offers Free Year Scholarship
The Indianapolis College of Law will award a full year tuition scholarship in this Congressional District to the young man with the best combination of qualifications and personal popularity. The scholarship is fully free with no policying or work required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis College of Law
Kosciusko Record Urges Applications to Secretaries Heeb Program
Secretary Heeb urges all AIL applications must be filed by July 15 for a high grade institution gaining rapid popularity nationwide. The last graduating class included seven states. Regular course completes in two years with post graduate options. Kosciusko county residents are encouraged to write for details at once.
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Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Morgan, Ark
Tannot
B. McFarland
EK. J. Heeb
Indianapolis College of Law
Indiana
United States
Kosciusko County
Heeb
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W H. Davis
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T. W. Johnson
Chicago Daily News
Wim F Ebert
W. HI. Boulton
Goshen
L Chambers
Chloe
Hea
Cure Bay
General Blacksmithing
Horn’s
A. J. Snoberger
Madison Medine Co
Padace
Belk
Tate
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Horn’s Restaurant & Grocery
Charley Ferree
Michigan City
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