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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
8
We conduct regular banking services including receiving deposits and loaning money on personal or real estate security. We also deal in exchange and collections. M. A. Wilcox serves as president and Ave Bevuarer as cashier.
One story and a half house in Warsaw with all modern improvements, centrally located. Two acres in East Warsaw. Two acres west of Warsaw, just this side of Union. Can be bought all together or separately at a bargain. For further particulars inquire at this office.
Mentone reports show electric plant staffed by Christian Kesler and Choa. Hubler with night and day shifts. Dr Jones of Overton Co was in Mentone on professional business. Neema Bakr couple visited Chtehuaco visiting relatives, returning in a week. Thorpe family from South Bend visiting Mrs Thorpe’s parents. Mishawaka’s Anarles fluff visiting parents. Elmer Rathton visited South Bend for a four week stay. S A Guy and mother hosted a young people party last Thursday. Ainbaugh's family moved into Thornburg property west of town. Residents plan improvements. severe cold and coal scarcity noted. Baptist church prepping Christmas Eve program. Socrates Martin ill briefly, now recovered. Holiday rail rates expected to rise. Mentone coal stock shipments cited as large. Local stock market brisk amid low prices. Otto Tucker enjoys driving spotted horses, one acquired Thursday. Lewis Tucker’s wife’s sudden death reported. family related to Tucker Bros undertakers. Family returned from Alabama. wife had been in good health but died suddenly Saturday night. Frank Blue drove cattle to Suffalo with help from his father James Blue.
An advertisement touts Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablet from Lakeside Medicine Co Chicago claiming quick relief and permanent cure for stomach distress including pain nausea vomiting belching constipation and loss of appetite. It also promotes Scott's Emulsion as a natural aid and lists pricing and distributors.
A Milford event season blends birthday honors for Andy Bennett with a village gathering and a local institute planned for December. The community expects Grove Orchestra entertainment, agricultural talks, and holiday trade boosts as merchants report ample stock and travel is unnecessary for gifts. Local residents Jno Worstler and Elmer Crip e return from Syracuse for the weekend.
Big Four notice seeking salesmen to represent a major western purse merchant. Promises high commissions and prompt delivery of goods. Also mentions Pullman sleeping car service from Cincinnati to Charleston via Queen & Crescent Route and Southern Railway with daily departures at 6:05 p.m.
The passage argues proper feeding boosts farm yields and child health. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a scientific, all‑purpose nutrition supplying flesh, blood, bone, and brain support through cod liver oil, lime, and soda. It positions the product as essential for delicate children and livestock owners seeking profit.
Silver Lake and Mia residents report social and religious activity. Burt Koller spent Sunday with W D Stout. Enotch Abadea and son Charles returned from North Dakota with claims. Walter Rantz and Ed Stuut attended the Elks banquet in Warsaw and rode the PLO boat. Rev Greenwalt closed meetings at Grove chapel. Robert McFarland visited Wabash. Mrs Isaac Adams of Wisconsin visits Adam Stout’s family. Planned meetings begin next week at We Lutheay with pastor assisted by B W Evick. Farmers’ until to be held there on 26 and 27 with an upcoming program announced by committee Oldfather, Adam Fient and Wells.
Travel advert lists discounted fares via the Big Four route to Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin Michigan and many other states. Promotions run through November and December with specified sale dates and first and third weeks, encouraging readers to consult an agent for full information.
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