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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
4
A compact state page notes Republican infighting over a subsidy bill and treasury concerns, mourning the death of Prof. Glasscock, and critiques of Senators Tillman and McLaurin. It contrasts Admiral Schley’s reception with Dewey and Miles, and lists upcoming state industrial meetings and a local musical event at the Hetrick home.
Lexington Missouri musician Prof Conrad gave a piano recital to a small, appreciative audience. He and his family were guests of Mrs and Mr Peter Conrad during the holiday season. Refreshments followed the event hosted by the family and guests noted the evening as pleasant and memorable. J H Ransburg, formerly of Edgerton Ohio and now of Milford, is newly employed by The Union as a soliciting agent for subscriptions and will collect payments with credits. The Kinsey couple, married Dec 29 1833 in Knox County Ohio, marked their 68th wedding anniversary last Sunday. Mr Kinsey is 93 and Mrs Kinsey 87, both in good health, living with their children including M rs W H Bowser.
Charles Lee of Warsaw and Clara Ellis near Mentone were married on Christmas Eve at Rev. E. A. Clem’s Mentone home. Lee works on the Pennsylvania Railroad. the Ellis family is well known locally. They will reside west of Warsaw.
Coroner Rennee of St Joseph county files a report blaming the engineer for Noah Judy's death aboard Lake Lore passenger train No 35, noting it was behind schedule and traveling about 60 mph with signals tardily given. The piece shifts to a tangential discussion on oxygen, blood purification remedies, and health advice, concluding with a note that Bearlet is the mourning color for unmarried women in Biagil.
Samuel Cook and son Adolphus visited friends in the area on Wednesday. Edward Starner and his mother spent Christmas with Ligonier relatives. A Christmas day dinner gathered many locals at Wm. Robbrough’s home including McConnell of Pear Atwood, Wm. Rough and wife of Goshen, and Jack Meek and wife near Warsaw. Several other visitors from Ft. Wayne, Iowa, Pierceton, and Bremen joined the festivities and church program drew a large audience.
Winona residents Mr and Mrs John Terress of Sandusky County Ohio visit Henry Byrer during the holidays. Mrs Jobo Bend hosts a Christmas dinner for neighbors. Mingies Inez Edith Magill Edna Lelia Paulus return from Paulding County. Allen Cuifla John Anderson from East End plan tree replants. The dredge nears completing its circle around the island. Ed Baird builds a new cottage on lot 720.
Sidney notes show Peter Clemmer and Sal Ulrey of North Manchester visiting on Monday while Jacob Koontz and Cal Ketrow of Kinzie conducted business. The new celephone company pushes toward active service as T. H. Idle ships stock. Trade is improving after the smallpox scare abates and Daniel Stifler buys the local butcher shop aiming to meet customers. School resumes Monday January 6.
The village notes Christmas programs at two locations praised for the effort of the children. A protracted meeting at the M E church began on December 20, inviting all to attend for benefit. Riley Fisher was summoned to Barker due to his mother's serious injuries from an accident. A British spinster received a harsh sentence of twelve months imprisonment for abusing her servant with multiple objects and methods.
Mrs Peter Miller died December 22 four miles southeast of Packerton after a brief illness. Anna Mary Wernstler born December 18, 1868 in Starke county Ohio. She married Peter J Miller September 6 1860 and moved to Kosciusko county in 1864. Survived by seven children sixteen grandchildren two brothers two sisters and her aged mother. Funeral December 27 at German Baptist church by Rev Chas Combrink. She joined the Reformed church early and died a member of the Parker ton Presbyterian Church.
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