Widow Rachel Tippey Dies at 71 in Fort Collins
Former Cass County resident Mrs. Rachel A Tippey aged 71 died June 29 1913 in Fort Collins Colorado after a life of faithful church service and family devotion. She was born in Grant County Indiana married John Boller in 1865 and lived in Iowa Nebraska and Colorado. Funeral in Fort Collins Presbyterian church followed by burial at Grand View cemetery.
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Rachel A.tippey
Grant County
Lad
John Boller
Cass County
Iowa
Fort Collions
Colo
Laura J. Wood
L. Murray Beller
Amy J. Haige
Lillie P.apddrews
Margie Lewis
Fort Cullies
John Seller
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Israel
Presbyterian Church
A. Inwand
C. L. Woodford
Grand View Cemetery
Telephone fine brings Hall to Marion for minor liquor case
The marshal summoned Hall to Marion by phone on a charge of giving liquor to minors. Justice McFreely, via the call, asked Hall if he was guilty. Hall answered yes. Hall was fined 20 dollars plus costs, with the marshal collecting the amount. The case links to earlier accusations against Hall and others, who were minors at the time. In a separate incident, Ferrell Woodard injured a finger in a wringer, needing a physician for treatment.
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Marion
Marshal Roberts
Justice McFreely
Mr. Roberts
Justice McKeely
Hall
Fitz Knight
Mall
Miss Deane Secures New Millinery Location
Miss Deane rented a Main Street room vacated by James Denman and plans to move her millinery shop there this month. The space will be redecorated next week and then occupied by Miss Deane with a full stock of millinery. She has operated in Van Buren for seven years and aims for larger premises due to growing demand and good will.
Revival at Plainer Chapel Draws Local Interest
Busy Corner notes a Saturday and Sunday revival at Plain er Chapel with much interest. Several local residents hosting and visiting relatives are listed, church attendance rises with 51 at Sunday School and a $1.49 collection. An ice cream supper is planned at Troy City July 12 by the Ladies Aid.
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Bas
Rilie
Ethyll Beekman
Vinnie Robinson
Ariet
Christopher
Hoptoff
Jobd
Sanderman
Hedrick
Clarence
Ralph
Sanderwan
Allan, Hramyem
Union City
Win
Beekman
James.Gard
Dillon
Cash Gard
la Yontaine
Jobin Jones
Charley Brown
Fred Hauptott
Frank Kutngrar
Wabash
Tinckle
Warren
St. Joe Sun“Way
Bropiker
Indianapolis
Yeagsly
Holmes
Illinois
Evan Holmes
Troy City
Ladies Aid
Arnica Salve Promoted for Burns and Wounds in Homes
A home health note promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns wounds and bruises with a testimonial about saving a girl's cut foot. J H Polanco of Delvalle Texas advertises the product and a City Drug Store endorses it. The item ends with local community notes inviting suggestions for Van Buren and a gravel pit shooting warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex
R. No. 2
Bucken
City Drug Store
City Drug Store Advertises Get-your Harvester Oil
The notice promotes Get-your Harvester Machine Oil available at City Drug Store. It highlights the product for farming and harvesting needs and urges customers to visit the store for purchase.
Blaze Destroys Indiana Pine Line Pumping Station
A fire burned the Indiana Pine Line Co pumping station at Studabaker place east of Van Buren early Wednesday, caused by a spark on telegraph wires. The blaze destroyed the building, with losses running to several thousand dollars. authorities expect the structure to be rebuilt.
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Indiana Pine Line Co
Studabaker
van Buren
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Eran To
SRE
Marion, Indiana
Blume
Hal
Cane Nee, Fy Caisele A A
Far West
God House
Heardstone
Mother
Heavenly Home
Gertie Woodford
TIFE
Ferrell Woodard
Marion’s Greatest Department Store
Fifth and
Washington Streets
Speendid
Capitola’ Deane
Main Street
Ate ”. Sanderman
Tonys ‘Richison
Fam’ Ily &Pest
Huntington
Clarence Losure
Nellie Arnett
Plumer Chapel
Dave .McVicker
Fred Hamilton
Earl and
Irene
Wiliam Beekman
Ban Ud
Ti- Beekman
Blaze
Thomas & Thomas
Post Office
Marion, Ind
Sharon Cement Post Company
Indiana
Ind
Daniel Stober
Geo Tucker
Our Maid Company
North Manchester
ST. Louis
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