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Newspaper

Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1889

Page

5

Convoy Circuit Baptisms Reported At New Cemetery

Six members of the M. and Church of Convoy circuit were baptized in the lake at the new cemetery yesterday by the Rev. L. H. Lindsay. A petition circulates for Cyrus Wilkinson’s parole from a burglary sentence. Blan Port Bulletin notes a horse shipped to Lima for Clark Longsworth and Bruce Oyler and mentions a boycott of electric cars.

Herman Austin Lima Clark Longsworth Bruce Oyler Boycot Cyrus Wilkinson M. &. Church Convoy Circuit New Cemetery L. H. Lindsay

Town Hosts Evacuees From Johns Town Disaster

An elderly woman and her son, strangers to the city, arrived Tuesday seeking relatives near Venedocia after losing family and possessions in the Johns town disaster. Guests of W. H. Hughes, they headed on to visit friends. Meanwhile George Jordon leaves Hotel Marsh barber shop to open a new shop across the Jordan next Monday.

Johnstown Venedocia W. H. Hughes George Jordon Hotel Marsh Jordon West Side George Heyman la. S. L

Van Wert Fourth Celebrations Likely Abroad or Quiet

Van Wert will likely skip Fourth of July events as committees report little funding and rail lines offer cheap rates elsewhere. J C Turner owns Payne property where drillers hit a strong mineral water vein at 200 feet, water rising fourteen feet above ground. Turner travels to Payne to complete the transfer for the town to acquire the well.

van Wert van Werters J. C. Turner Payne

Paulding Lodge Members Enter I O O F Encampment

Three Paulding men Oatland McCartney and Snyder earned the I O O F encampment degree on Tuesday night. Bystanders were startled by their reception upstairs though reports that an initiate slept in the calaboose are false, the culprit being a visiting man from another town. Irank Higley of Latty and Karns of Paulding also attended the lodge event.

Paulding Messrs Oatland McCartney Snyder Calaboose Irank Higley Latty Karns Lodge

English siblings reunite after 55 years in Ridge township

A. B. Moncrief, longtime Ridge township farmer, welcomes his sister and her daughter who arrived from England last Saturday. The brothers and sisters had not met for about 55 years. The sister plans to visit another brother in Denver, Colorado before returning to England.

A. B. Moncrief Ridge Township England Denver Colorado

Death of Samuel B. Jones Near Town

Samuel B. Jones a well known citizen died at his home two miles south of town at 12 15 last Tuesday of cancer. He had suffered from the disease for several years and was about 69 years old. He leaves five children. five preceded him in death. Funeral services were at the East End Friends church at 2 o clock Wednesday with burial in Miami county Thursday morning.

Samuel B. Jones Mr. Jones Miami County East End Friend’s Church Lima Will Sherman Neosho Emma Hufford Ada Lizzie Drake Middlepoint O. L. Blachley Washington Penn R. B. Jones Troy Julia E. Jones Economy Ind A. W. Baker Matie Frank Gleason Bertha Warsaw Emma Circle Shanes Crossing Missouri van Wert J. M. Stutsman Bert Stutsman Dayton

Van Wert minister honored as Wooster University trustee

Rev. E. K. Work, a Van Wert pastor and Wooster University alumnus, was elected to the university board of trustees at a recent meeting. The board comprises Ohio’s leading ministers and the selection signals strong regard for his qualifications and early service on the governing body.

Van

Quiet Wedding at John Jackson Residence

Last Sunday a pleasant wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. John Jackson near Enterprise. Groom J. C. Hullinger and bride Miss Jennie Jackson exchanged vows in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. Mr. Wolf with relatives and friends from Van Wert St. Wayne Shanes Crossing and Enterprise in attendance. Numerous presents were given and the couple will establish housekeeping in a new West Side home.

John Jackson Enterprise J. C. Hullinger Jennie Jackson van Wert St. Wayne Shanes Crossing Wolf

Teachers Institute to Convene at Middlepoint

The county Teachers Institute will be held at Middlepoint starting July 29 for one week. The executive committee has arranged a promising program with Dr. Alston Ellis, a State Board of Examiners member, joining Prof. Cowgill and Hufford as instructors. The public is invited to attend the full week.

Teachers’ Institute County Middlepoint Alston Ellis Ellis State Board of Examiners Cowgill Hufford Soputa Vance Avam Hiry A. A. Mansuto

Owen Evans Wedding Sealed With Simple Delphos Sendoff

The marriage of Elmer R. Owen of Newark Ohio and Maggie Jane Evans of Venedocia occurred last Thursday the 20th at the bride’s father D W Evans residence. The Rev Thomas Roberts officiated with bride’s twin brothers T C and J E Evans escorting and Edith Jones of Gomer playing the wedding match. About seventy five relatives attended. After supper the couple drove to Delphos to meet the 9 15 eastbound train amid many valuable gifts.

Elmer R. Owen Newark Maggie Jane Evans Venedocia D. W. Evans Thos. Roberts Plymouth T. C J. E. Evans Edith Jones

Celina Electors Vote Over Gas Plant Purchase

The Celina electors held a close town vote on buying the natural gas plant, with a 32 vote margin in a total around 425. The current holders of the street franchise and five year lighting contract fear a freeze out if the town builds a new plant, likely to be decided in court. Ground Coffee sells for LS cents per pound at Slade's. Abraham L. Mauk of Green River Wyoming and Lida L. Boyer were wed at the bride's Sycamore street home at 7 30 PM. C P Richey J P officiated. The couple will stay about a month before moving to Wyoming.

Celina Abraham L. Mauk Green River Wyoming Lida L. Boyer Sycamore Street C. P. Richey J. P

Handsome Frescoed Church Now Refurbished Edifice

The Lutheran church here has been frescoed and repaired. The choir platform moved to the auditorium front and a new carpet will soon be laid. The church now stands as a well furnished edifice reflecting the energy of its members.

Death of Mrs. James Strother in York township

Mrs. James Strother living six miles southeast of town in York township died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow. She was a highly estimable woman and leaves a husband and two small children, the youngest just a few weeks old, without a wife and mother to care for them.

James Strother York Township

Van Wert Delegation Fails to Push Tudor for Governor

The Van Wert delegation urged Col. I. R. Tudor’s name be placed before the State Convention for Governor, but he declined and hid behind the delegation to avoid a stampede. The Col. is regarded as a great man.

van Wert Col. I. R. Tudor

Van Wert Boy In Luck Takes Jackson Teaching Post

Will Chambers a York township resident and former penmanship teacher at a Mount Vernon Iowa college has accepted a position in Jackson Mississippi with a salary of 1200 dollars and has departed to assume the new duties.

Will Chambers York Township Mount Vernon Iowa Jackson Miss Chambers

Local people notes and moving about in area

Residents and visitors travel between Warsaw Chicago Knox county Defiance and other towns. Names include W G Edwards W A Clark Delia Ehret L A Baker Grandpa Weible Grant Bergert Mrs T E Price John Hester Maud Eaton Mamie Corbin Fowble Rev Porch and others. A man detained as an escaped lunatic after wandering streets, later released. A bank theft case involves Michael McMara reported to New York authorities.

W. A. Clark Chicago Delia Ehret L. A. Baker Knox County Grandpa Weible Shanes Crossing Grant Bergert T. E. Price Wiltshire Dayton Hard Messrs John E. H. Hester Columbus John Hacock Hamilton Maud Eaton West Unity Carrie Welsh Fowble Mamie Corbin Lewisburg F. M. Porch Abilene Kan C. D. Pennell Lima T. C. Hardesty Mendon

Patrons' Warehouse To Close For the Fourth

The Patrons' Warehouse will be closed on July 4. The Epworth League hosts a social at Dr. William Smith Snr. residence on West Main Street tonight with ice cream and cake. All are invited.

Epworth League Wm. Smith Sr West Main Street

Expel Mosquitoes With Camphor Smoke Step

The Scientific American advises burning camphor to fill a room with smoke to drive away mosquitoes. It notes the method is effective even if windows stay open overnight. A second item reports the marriage of Joseph A. Bell and Margaret J. Klinger officiated by Rev Cyrus Little at his residence.

Joseph A. Bell Paulding County Margaret J. Klinger van Wert County Cyrus Little

J. P. judges in Mercer and neighboring counties

The Celina Observer mocks local Justices of the Peace noting a West Van Wert court convicting a horse thief and sending him to prison while a Delphos area JP decides a real estate dispute. It adds Mercer County’s record of a quitclaim conveyance two years ago.

Celina Observer J. Ps van Wert Delphos Mercer County

Resolutions Honor Mrs Hayes After Her Death

The Ohio Republican State Convention adopted resolutions mourning the passing of Mrs Rutherford B Hayes at Fremont at 6 30 a m on June 25 1839. They praise her as a typical American wife and mother and urge emulation of her virtues in the nation. An engrossed copy will be sent to the Hayes family in Fremont Ohio.

Hayes O. S. Brumback Toledo Rutherford B. Hayes Fremont Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. Lynch Iee Blan Port Bulletin Robert Ireland Shiloh A. N. Krout Boston Owen—Evans Slade’s W.G. Edwards Will Johnson Ann Arbor Jennie Tuttle Defiance Geo. E. Wilson Wichita, Kan Ashmore Joe Schuler O.—Greenville Democrat Sadie Brumback Delaware H. S. Carper Hattie Green County C. R. Potter J. W. Potter Washington Street Mt. Vernon C. C. Zimmerman State Teachers’ Association Railroad Western Union Mr. Ensminger Fannie Lige Logansport, Ind Mrs Milt Evers, Sr Pressler J. H. Tressel Alliance J. B. Parker Jessie Nellie Towey Clear Lake Mr. Moncreff J. E. Thomas Philip Troup Baptist Sabbath School Institute Marion Church Allen County Thomas Mr. Dearth New York New Yoas A. L. Sweet Commissioner of Charities and Correction Ws. H. Crank Corporation Social Lotma Store L. J, Germann & CU Maysh Cleveland Boards of Health Cleveland Broruers Ausanyy, N Ohio Drug Store DRUC L. F. Cackenheimmer Prop Gallat Jas Clark & Son
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