Local notes reflect community life in Dal township
A digest of district reports and notices: Emma Moon reports a ordained preacher to lead a coming service. Mx-Treasurer James Montgomery named administrator of Brishle estate. D. W. Johns chosen Superintendent of the Infirm with broad approval. Josaph Tadley sells his farm to J. J. Gleason near Ward and plans relocation to Ward Van Wert. Baxter school to close in two weeks, March 13. Rev Brown conducts Christian Union series. Township social circle plans a grand circle gathering with anticipated fan. School attendance averages noted, garden seed and farm matters discussed. Local health, weather and bird life praised as spring nears. A mention of “the rourder trial” debate topic continues to stir county. Old Neel recovering health. iron found in an old rickety structure near Main and Jackson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Moon
Miller
Miss May
James Montgomery
Brishle
D. W. Johns
Oine
Dal
Josaph
Tadley
J. J. Gleason
van Wert
Gleason
Re Ibe
W. J. Kohn
Baxter
W. C. Edward
Rev. Brown
Christian Union
Jackson Township
Mantes
Amding
Edward Iz
J. G. Hook
Barr Boham
Stone ‘Quarry Club
G. Neel
Main
Jackson Streets
Local notices and community snippets from Van Wert county
The column lists health updates, home construction, land purchases, travel, and local happenings. Notable items include Joseph Auer Jr. and family illness, several neighbors building barns and houses, Rash disease in the area, sawmill activity, a sugar camp grand opening, candidates for township trustee, dance night, and local promotions for fruit trees and the Electric Belt cure.
Community Notes Preview Local Visits And Changes
Mrs. M. J. Kerns is sick with rheumatism. Frank List will work for H. Saum this summer. J. C. Huston of Middlepoint attended Grace church last Sunday. Alfred Longwell and wife from Ridge township visited. G. W. Poling and family hosted by Joseph Stewart. J. N. Cochran's family visited L. E. Siemen. Jesse Spray of Paulding called on his family. Frank Ireland of Pleasant township visits friends and church. Ollie Brenneman of Wetzel learns dressmaking with Maggie Stemen. Stemen Bros plan carpenter business. expect steady work. Ebbie, Amanda Adams, and Adaline Galloway visited Nora Spray. Mrs. Addison remains ill and is feared near death. Mrs. Jonathan Hamilton from Kentucky visiting relatives. Barr and Griffith of Fairfield county searched for cattle in the area, then went to Chicago. Rev. W. E. Gross from Eastern Tennessee preached at Grace and tours the protracted meeting. W. L. DuVall from Middlepoint joins Poplar Springs schools in Jasper county Georgia. He studied at Western Ohio Normal and aims to improve. His conduct invites Southern respect. hope for his success and interest in Southern progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kerns
Frank List
H. Saum
J. C. Huston
Middlepoint
Grace
Alfred Longwell
Ridge Township
G. W. Poling
Joseph Stewart
J. N. Cochran
L. E. Siemen
Jesse Spray
Paulding
Frank Ireland
Pleasant Township
Ollie Brenneman
Wetzel
Maggie Stemen
Stemen
Addison
Jonathan Hamilton
Pulaski County
Kentucky
Messrs. Barr and
Griffith
Fairfield County
Chicago
Rev
W. E. Gross
Tennessee
T. D. Priddy
Grace Church
Remarkable Rescue and Patent Medicines Promoted
A Plainfield Indiana woman credits Dr King s New Discovery for consumption after doctors ruled her a hopeless case. Advertisements tout Miles heart and nervine products, Kemp s Balsam samples, Kilmer s Swamp Root, and Castoria claims. Local dealer Gackenheimer promotes free trials and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Inl
King
Gackenheimer
Lai
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SA Kilmer
L. F. Gackenheimer
Clarinti
Bnuou
Tahiti
Gram Baers Conon
WOLF
Randolph, Puisdaiphia
Patert
Wasuimeron, D.C
Doty & Watkins
Iffalo
New York
B. Doty
Wien
Jas
Pixley
W. Watkins
William St
East
Buffalo
N.Y
Milton
J. W. Evans
Washington
Mm. Frelaner
Joseph Auer Jr
Jon. Grothange
Jim Seitz
Jos. Becker
Lincoln Stiverson
John Nonina
James Wade
Joseph Spiles
Mr. Anderson
Simon Timbers
Jos
Roush
Theodore Duwellius
Delphos
George Reindle
Runser
Joseph Karst
Edward Odenwaller
George Hempfing
Joseph Brickner
John Beckman
John Lindemann
Gertie Pohlman
Frank Stout
Ambrose ‘Will
Adam Sendelbach
Joe Brickner
Henry Longemeyer
Fred Kundert
Mark Will
E. Clark
Altenburger
Grace Coebner
W. L. DuVall
Poplar Springs
Jasper County
Georgia
DuVall
Western
Ohio Normal School
Sway
Swayne
Nafiphis
Hines & Son
Freedom
Sitting Bull
Miles
J. F. Gackenheimer
Sia
F. Heimer
Idney
B.e. Ph
Pennea
I. Kilmer
Il. FP. Gackenheimer
Erea
Bucklin
S .Jeica
Ferce
Bureau of Statistics
Woolford
Hines Sons
Dr. Fenner
Van
L. F. Guckenheimer
Bion Lu
Huntaman
Castoria
Cilldres
Leese
Hines & Sons
Casterta
ELL Brew
Autause
Lapollio
United States
Admiral Porter
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
At Ofees
Douglass
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington
Bala Ene Artillery
Kimberly
Porter Post
Pepe Hp Tena
Upana
Ee Lee
Peeple
Greenseare
West Latrobe
Loyalhanna
Gillindore & Glass
Waccuine
W. Va
Johnstown
Jane Sank Belot
Adolphe Belot
Dentu
Belot
Permet
Paris
C. ¥. Cummings
Gee Ee Acaab
Idrucdeets
Cory
van Arbert
Sara
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Pullman
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