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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
4
An editorial criticizes Wayne township Republicans for blocking an examination of county books while urging strong support for Warsaw and Winona securing the state Grand Army encampment next year. It praises C. W. Scott and Mr Heath for their efforts, calls for honest government investigations, and argues that accountability comes with Democratic control.
Republicans press strenuous effort to persuade voters they will cleanse the postoffice and punish thieves. They fear their dangerous 1876 legacy may hurt them in the 1904 campaign as Democratic leaders push to turn the rascal out slogan already gaining favorable response among rank and file.
Chas. F. Nye returned from New York with a full line of new clothing including overcoats hats caps and furnishing goods. A store expansion will double storage space and improve customer access. A Pierceton death by own action is reported as B Bryson of Whiting swallowed morphine after visiting Warsaw. coroner’s inquest returns verdict of death by own action aged 33 with despair noted.
The brethren of the Washington congregation invite surrounding congregations and the people of Warsaw to a Harvest Meeting at the big brick church three miles east of Warsaw on August 23. A cordial welcome is extended with baskets to share for both forenoon and afternoon sessions.
The annual Bible conference opens with an 8 am to 2 pm daily program and 7 40 pm evening services at Winona park. Speakers include Dr Gordon Dr J Wilbur Chapman and Rev F M Chalmer with attendees from various U S and international denominations.
John Linn born June 14 1817 near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania died August 14 1943 at his daughter Mrs HW A Goshert home aged 36 years and two months He moved with his parents to Circleville Ohio at age four later settled in Kosciusko County Indiana near the old homestead He married Mise Chriss tona Dilisaver in 1841 and after her death 1659 remarried to Nancy Losure Janson in 1863 He was father of eleven children seven from first marriage and three from second He joined the U B church in the early 1850s then withdrew in 1869 a faithful citizen and patient in illness The funeral was at Pleasant View with brief service by Rev Ja Beauty Interment at Pleasant View cemetery Mr L J Bibler resigned from Smith Dukes to start an undertaking business and will embalm for now at 511 West Central Street next to his residence
Special sale at Lion store stock begins August 27 under W H Kingery Co. Prices on blankets and groceries shown, with ads for seeds, coffees, paints, oils, and patent medicines. Local events include Fraternal Assurance society business, a Goshen residence project, and an upcoming grange gathering. Editor notes rising Valparaiso College enrollment and city improvements like a new Detroit Street sidewalk.
Fourth annual excursion to Marion Soldiers Home on August 27 offers round trip at 81.00. Train from Warsaw at 3 pm arrives Marion 10 am. return from Home 6:15 pm to Marion 8:25 pm. Includes national German War Veterans meeting dates August 22–26. late-August tickets to various western and midwestern destinations via Big Four route.
War sa w Indiana notice seeks special attention to Moe Wetey Ri smon children and of the Ley residence in Warsaw Indiana with contact details listed for local authority.
Daily sale until Sept 10 1903 from Fig Four points to Cincinnati and Northern TR RoW at low rates. Final return October 34 1908. Through Pullman sleeping car from Cincinnati to Charleston via Queen and Crescent Route and Southern Railway leaves Cincinnati daily at 8:05 PM via Chattanooga Athens Augusta with no change.
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