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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
4
The piece blends holiday reflections with sharp political critique. It urges true Christmas spirit through charitable gifts and kindness, then condemns Gov Durbin’s actions shielding two Kentucky fugitives linked to Gov Goebel’s murder, noting many in his party disapprove.
Christmas dandies at Bowser's grocery. James and Theodore Frazer spend holidays with their parents. Dr. E. E. Haworth of Claypool visited Warsaw Monday and made a pleasant call. Dr. Bush, secretary of the county board of health, reports many smallpox patients recovering. Homes of recovered patients are being disinfected. condition regarded as gratifying.
Abe Brubaker sworn as cashier of State Bank Warenw Indiana attests to the cash on hand amount of 354,571 and details relating to current expenditures and taxes in Kosciusko County Indiana. The statement affirms the bank's financial position pending further review.
Noah Juday formerly of Milford and Dr Bowman of Elkhart were killed when a fast mail train struck their buggy at the Dodge crossing near Mishawaka. The crash is described as one of the worst on the Lake Shore in years. Juday was father of Mrs Edward Closson of Milford. Also notes shelling and grinding at the city feed mill for three cents per bushel and a Democrat meeting in Harrison township scheduled for December 28, 1901 with Noah Eaton as committeeman.
Mentone business Huff & Smith announce the purchase of the Mentzer shop and relocation from Franklin Street. They advertise two skilled horse-shoers led by John Oblenis and emphasize competent blacksmithing wagon making and other trades with very reasonable prices.
A public notice from Lakeville residents seeks a license for a lesse quantity of malt, vinous and intoxicating liquors to be sold on ground floor premises of a two story frame building on Main Street. The applicant asserts sole proprietorship, no partitions, no amusement devices, and acts as principal in the license request. Dated December 11, 1901.
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