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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
5
Warsaw Union reports miscellaneous items from December 31 1903 including business ads for Chandler's Troy laundry and Ruggles Drugstore, social notices on marriages and visits, real estate and auction aims, travel notes on Prof Dolan and Will Nye, and local incidents such as a fatal wreck near Larwill. It mentions Judge Royse as Biggs successor candidate and a breach of promise suit against C H Mosher.
The Leeds Mercury recounts how Dwight Moody visited Bethany and gave generously yet faced demands for backsheesh from beggars and a local boy’s biting critique. Moody lamented the lack of true compassion, while Sir Thomas Lipton’s Washington street encounter ends with a playful exchange as a young friend reassures him with a clever rebuke.
Mrs Leslie M Shaw wife of the treasury secretary is famed for wit. A humorous young man asks what would be dreadful for a woman to find a love letter from another woman after mending a coat. Mia quips that the letter would be found in the pocket if the letter is Grit.
The Heavy Smith Shoe store relocates one door south of its former site across the alley from Globe Clothing. Renowned as the county's leading shoe firm, it opens the new year in commodious quarters with a larger stock. Visitors will find a fine selection and guaranteed quality footwear.
In Kosciusko County Indiana a non-resident notice lists Thomas Jones and many named heirs and legatees as defendants in a real estate action. The complaint, supported by an affidavit, seeks action to link unknown heirs and devisees to the estate of Thomas Jones and related parties. The court fixes February 23 1904 to answer or demur, with the case to be heard at Warsaw Court House.
Ilon L. W. Royse visits Indianapolis Tuesday. Lewis Rodabaugh of Milford spends Tuesday in Warsaw. Watsone Low Price Drug and Book Store advertises best goods and service. S and D Kutz Coal Office invites orders for coal from Opera House Block. Mr and Mrs Coffin of Chicago hosted J G Sutton and family for several days, returning Monday. Lewis Leatherman, 84, head of Wakerusa Manufacturing Co, suffers a moral and physical decline due to social strain and imagined illness.
An old style sale ad promises very low prices from January 2 1904 with a buy back guarantee and various grocery items listed. The notice also includes a Pennsylvanian Lines train timetable change effective November 29 1903 with several eastbound departures from Warsaw Indiana.
Chandler hosts a supplied lunch counter. J S Neeley and son Arthur traveled to Washington DC last Friday. Milford grocer John Ilall visits Waranw Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Solomon Zentz of Mentone visit daughter Mrs Herschel V Leleman late last week. A coal pyramid exhibita at the World’s Pair uses block cori for the base. L D Hamman of Milwood made a brief office call Wednesday afternoon. Elliott Campbell of Etna Green called at Tam Uxiol office Monday. Four wolves were seen near Usiem Mills Livorte county December morning and a young wolf weighed pounds. Charleston.
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