Milford Neighbors Focus On Local News And Elections
Eman of South Bend and Ford figures in social notes as Rev Turger’s continued pastorship is announced. Local caucuses name Democratic and Republican nominees for mayor, ward trustees, clerk, and treasurer. Community updates include employment moves, business ventures in Wisconsin, and health officer appointment. Also noted are arrivals from the gas belt, a Hindev candidate for trustee, and praise for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ray
Milford
George At. Kleder
Hindev
Manon
George
Third Ward
Ed Kellogg
Edward Becknell
Edward Higbee
Frank Webb
M. P. Wright
Warabal
Edward Closson
Opera House
Israel ‘Flora
George Thomas
George Rieder
Ford Rodibaugh
John Metzler
A Mackey
Leesburg Visitors And Local Moves Reported
Leesburg residents host visitors from Warsaw and Michigan while several locals travel for business or family visits. John Cummings and family relocate to Warsaw. Mrs. W. H. Stanley returns to Michigan. Wn. Armstrong makes a Ft. Wayne trip. Charien Kohier of Wabash visits Leesburg. Suelly McCane takes a section foreman post in Elkhart. James Disney of Warsaw visits the Armstrong family. Mrs. Myrtle Hunter and daughter visit the Stookeys. local man heads west. Orb Litchenwalter and Mrs Caty guests. Prosperity appears to press Leesburg as a few persistent stout-tramps suffer indigestion for ten years, prompting use of Kodol Dyspepsia remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Silver Lake
John Cummings
Warsaw
W. H. Stanley
Michigan
Wn. Armstrong
Ft. Wayne
Charien Kohier
Wabash
Leesburg
Suelly McCane
Elkbatt
James Disney
Vis
Sanday
Armstrong
Tly
Orb Litchenwalter
John Caty
Milwood notes about harvests and local life
Milwood News reports a promising harvest outlook and pride in the UNION under new management. The column lists residents’ health, travel to nearby towns, church services, and a new rural mail delivery route. It also includes advice promoting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion with claims of scientific research.
River Bend Social Notes and Local Listings
John Schooley served as county seat caller on Monday while Eddie Mellott had dinner at William Mikel's. Several residents hosted visitors Sunday, including Lafayette Blue in Mentone and Mr and Mrs Mikel with S Mellott family. Omar Slough and wife visited Wm Hoadley Friday night, and Orrie Truex visited from Elkhart. Mr Fank bought the Sprague property for about 1000 dollars. Elmer Wilt of Bourbon did wallpapering for Mrs Meligtt. Pearl Mikl began work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schooley
Eddie Mellott
Wm. Mikel
Lafayette Blue
Mr. Mikel
S. Mellott
Wm. Spsadley
Ephriam Rowe
E.G. Pittman
Gilford Truex
Omar Slough
Wm. Hoadley
Lee Vangider
Atwood
Orrie Truex
Elkhart
Unclear Notes From Week Start Guests Of Loren Hoadiey
Fragmentary text references Bobbie s property and early week movement. Mentions Moses Alex Mixel Rey mond Log as guests of Loren Hoadiey Sunday afternoon. Mentions DeWitt s little early Rivers pills and Q C Foster in a vendor style tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Moses
Alex. Mixel
Reymond Log
Loren Hoadiey
DeWitt
Q. C. Foster
Monoquet News Highlights and Local Visits
Monoquet notes report Cook building a new fence and Edward Knepper entering large scale strawberry farming. Local families, dinners, and Sunday visits involving Johnson, Troop, Kosmer, Miller, Starner, Greider, Kirkendall, and Woolsey Clark are recorded. Weather prophecy cites seven rainy Sundays after Easter. Rev. Lynch could not deliver preaching. The county infirmary death of Mrs Woolsey Clark’s mother is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Edward Knepper
FC. Johnson and
Troop
Mina O'de Kosmer
Warsaw
Andy Miller
Aaron Starner
Noble County
John Greider
Wm. Kirkendall
Eagie Lake
Jacob Kirkendall
Lynch
Woolsey Clark
DeWitts Little Early Risers Claim Health Boost
Ad copy touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a remedy for sluggish liver and clogged vowels claiming a cleanse of the system without gripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Community News From Stony Point Area
The column notes social visits and dinners in Clunette and Etna Creek area, including Byrer's in Clunette with E Anglin, Chas Ang of Clunette dining with Howard Powell, and Van Tilbury with Wolf hosting Etna Creek dinner. Sunday school attendees visited, and D B Ganshorn funeral occurred with Rev Wysong officiating. Spring coughs prompt use of One Minute Cough Cure as a trusted remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Etna Creen
A. Burkette
D. B. Ganshorn
Local Notices From Warsaw Area Acknowledgments
Mrs Nancy White Head is improving while ill at home. Geo Bittixoffer has been building fence on his farm. Henry Pellett reports losing a valuable horse recently. Dr Webber visited the sick Saturday. Mrs Joseph Meed attended her mother’s funeral at Warsaw Saturday. Wm Gouchenour and family and Miss Frelia Dawson were in Warsaw Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.w.tillman
L.M. Elder
Chart
Park Falls
Wis
M. £. Loebr
Dr.Leiter
G. W. Ketchum
Barket
Mendel Printing Co
William Yeoman
Phillipines
Chicago
Geo, Bittixoffer
Henry Pellett
Dr. Webber
Joseph Meed
Warsaw
Wm. Gouchenour
Misa Frelia Dawson
Warasw
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Adverts Claim Cure
A testimonial from E. Boise of Somers Point New Jersey praises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for curing piles after one use. The ad warns readers to beware of imitators and to ask for DeWitt's by name, citing C O Foster as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uee DeWitt
DeWitt
S. CG
C. Foster
Boise
Somers Point
C. OC. Foster
Mayo
Bright
Dr. Mayo
Atwood News Briefs Include Visits and Socials
L P Thomra, a Bourbon caller, was noted as an inst Friday. Mrs Clara Thomas visited her parents over Sunday. Mrs Ida Parson visited her parent on Bourbon last week. Miss Emme Baker of Claypool visited friends here last week. Mrs I Mabel Newcomb returned to Bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara, Thomas
Ida Parson
Emme Baker
Claypool
Vis
Mabel Newcomb
Tax Deadline Notice and Local Social Snapshots
The item mentions tax payment deadlines by law with the first Monday in May as the due date. It lists social notes including names such as Mrs Bowerman and M Garrison visiting Ligonier and Rev Spockiem delivering his first sermon after returning from Elwood Indiana. Treasurer A E Harry of Kosciusko County urges early payment to avoid last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Bowerman
Apent Liberty “Mills
Kilmer Bowerman
M.garrison
Ligonier
Spockiem
Elwood
Ind
A. E. Harry
Koaciusko Co
A Nature Number May Feature Spring Poems and Notes
A Nature Number for May presents Ohio May Time by Austin Matlack Courtenay and pieces like In the Garden with Shakespeare by Mrs E A Matthews Wood Notes by Nora Archibald Smith and Bridgin Literature by C A Aram. The department opens with a nature theme for bird and tree lovers and a debt notice asks subscribers in arrears to settle accounts to help fund improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Ohio
Austin Matlack Courtenay
E. A. Matthews
Nora Archibald Smith
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Bridgin
C. A. Aram
Nature
The Youths Companion Sevent Fifth Year Description 1901
The Youths Companion marks seventy five years of continuous publication and promises a year filled with helpful and entertaining home reading. A free descriptive announcement of its contributors and fifty two numbers for 1991 will be sent to subscribers. Ford Rodibaugh and W H Thomas solicit subscriptions and arrears payments for Tuk Union with receipt credits at the office.
Summer Trip to Pan-American Exposition Buffalo 1901
Excursion offer to Pan-American Exposition Buffalo from various points including Niagara Falls and Adirondacks with May 7 14 21 28 special rates of one fare plus one dollar round trip. Through air and rail options, ten day stopovers at Buffalo with ticket deposits. Sunday excursion rates via Big Four with sale Sundays for Warsaw 6:15 am train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Muskoka Lakes
Adirondacks
New England
Big Four
Warsaw
Knights Templar and G A R travel route notices
Big Four announces round trip fares from various cities to Muncie and Logansport for Knights Templar Grand Commandery and En campment G A R and W S C events. Travel to Logansport is set for May 13 to 15 with return May 18, and to Muncie April 16 to 17 with return April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Muncie
Ind
Knights Templar Grand Commandery
Logansport
Reduced fare sale resumes for colonists and settlers
Northwest to California and settlements to the northwest south and southeast via Pennsylvania Lines resume sale of special fare tickets. The notice lists reduced rates for colonists and settlers traveling west and in the southeast, with lines and routes via Pontes iypuie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nme
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eman
South Bend
Ford
MF. Lentz
Iiford
Omar F.‘Meff
Reat
Garvin Achool House
Mr. T. Kk
Housman
Manatawney, Pa
Gc, Foster
Myrtle Hunter
Lie
J. Stookey
Ays
Clyde
West
Milwood
Ganshorn
J.¥. Bowman
Mentone
Roscoe Jones
Bourbon
Dewey
Marion Jones
Dipboye
Henry Baker
D. M. Sones
Grandma Lyons
Wakarusa
W. Hamman
Nappanee
River Bend
Elmer Wilt
Meligtt
Temata
Mik I
Stony Point
Nancy Wallace
L. P. Thomra
Alice Thomas
Plymouth
Tax Union
Wetmore
M. C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis
America
Lake City
W. P. Deppe
G. P
T. A. Warren
S. Lynch
Cincinnati
Ciston
Slyers
Mayo’s Medical and Surgical Institute
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hotel Hays
Cara
W. R. Mayo
Harry Oram
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