Court House News and Real Estate Transfers
Amy C. Harkless and James W. Comstock discharged as executors. Bowser authorized to sell real estate at private sale. Clawson v Peabody dismissed. February term adjourned. new term opens. Numerous real estate transfers listed for week ending Feb 1 1902. Grand and petit jurors drawn for February circuit court. Justice Court updates include a church area assault case and a petition to appoint Isaac Kitson as justice of the peace. Warsaw hosting a new industry with Oldfather building lease and preparations underway.
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Amy C. Harkless
Nancy Rosenberger
James W. Comstock
Mary Horman
Francia E. Bowser
Phebe White
Clawson Va Peabody
Mariage Livenses
Kosciusko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Grabner’s
Anns Rapp
John Swenson
Turkey Creek
Rebecca Stetler
Arthur H. Blanchard
Strombeck & Weaver
Syracuse
Carolina A Myers
Walter C Phil Ups
Jackson
Alida Stockberger
Lydia Miller
Milford Junction
Circuit Court
Grand Tuurors
Pomona Grange Installs Officers At Eagle Lake Meeting
Kosciusko county Pomona Grange held its regular meeting at Eagle Lake with strong attendance. One candidate was initiated into the fifth degree, followed by the Pomona feast. Afternoon sessions included officer installation and discussion of order matters. Next meeting set for Oswego on the last Thursday in February. program to be printed next week. Officers installed: Thos Barnard W M John Paul W O Mrs Adeline Ross WL Wm Zioninger Steward Chas Moore Ass t Steward Mrs Mary Banks Chaplain Henry C Kelley Treas H W Reber Ses y Wm F Dewart Gatekeeper Mrs E I Varnard Pomona Mrs Hattie Kelley Flora Mrs Ida Reber Ceres Mrs Lena Moore Lady Ass t Steward.
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Pomona
Kosciusko
Eagle Lake
Oswego
Thos, Barnard
W. M. John Paul
W. O
Adeline Ross
W.L
Wm. Zioninger
Chas Moore
Mary Banks
Henry C. Kelley
Hattie Kelley
Flora
Ida Reber
Ceres
Lena Moore
Ass’t. Steward
Obituary of John Cripe Near North Webster
John Cripe died at his home near North Webster on Sunday January 26 from consumption at 33 years, five months, and 26 days. He was the son of Noah and Lydia Cripe. In 1890 he married Clara Kizer. Survived by his wife, father, step mother, four sisters, and one brother. He joined the German Baptist church last October and remained faithful. Funeral at the German Baptist church near North Webster conducted by Revs. Daniel Rothenberger and Brumbaugh. interment in the North Webster cemetery. Dard or Phanke. Mrs Jenn Carie thanks neighbors for aid during his long illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crips
North Webster
Noah
Lydia
Ian Cripe
Clara Kizer
Mr. Cripe
German Baptist Church
Tie
Daniel Rothenberger
Brumbaugh
Warsaw Democrats Meet to Pick Chairman and Elect Precinct Committeemen
The Democratic central committee of Kosciusko County will meet at Firemen's Hall Warsaw on Thursday February 20 at 1 pm to choose a chairman and handle business. Townships未selected precinct committeemen are urged to act promptly for full attendance. January 21 1902 Geo R Capen Chairman Unfor Election of Committeemen Echo. Democrats of Warsaw wards and precincts urged to meet at Fireman's Hall Friday February 14 at 7 pm to elect precinct committeemen for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Kogciusko County
Warsaw
Farmers Day at Winona Preparations and Speakers
A Winona park farmers day committee led by J W Hover plans for next summer. Dr H C Dickey is invited to meet February 20 at the courthouse with Kosciusko County corn growers. Dickey aims to recruit Secretary Wilson of Agriculture for a speaker in Washington before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hover
Winona Park
8. C. Dicky
Court House
Kosciusko County
Dickey
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Political Notes on County Democratic Precinct Committees
The Union urges timely precinct meetings to choose Democrat committeemen, stressing representative selection for a vigorous campaign. It notes Ogden's Feb 20 organization meeting, names local party leaders, and reports on Miller’s alleged influence and possible backlash. It also covers tariff politics, Goebel fallout, and a new three-room temporary school building at Nappanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Nappanee
Debating society at Haw Patch boosts Indiana town profile
A historical note recalls Haw Patch’s Sylamore debating society at Topeka, formerly Haw Patch, now incorporated with 170 members. Since 1879 the winter debates drew wide interest, shaping local identity, educating participants, and making Haw Patch famous beyond Indiana through sustained civic dialogue and rural pride.
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Ligonier
Sylamore Debating Society
Topeka
Haw Patoh
Farmers’ Institute
J. N. Babcock
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