MONOQUET NEWS ITEMS AND BREVITIES
Local notes report visits by James Kelley, Miss Blanch Meek, Clarence Stephens, and others. Grandma Robinson bruised by a fall. Church fuel supper planned by Rosbrough family. Mary Bird praises One Minute Cough Cure for croup and cough. An article on Soudanese soldiers discusses courage, faith, and officers. A Kansas teacher candidate, Miss Ethel Hoskinson, survives a flood to earn a teaching certificate. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as bowel health aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blanch Meek
Ott Sheil
Clarence Stephens
Jacob Kirkendall
Alice
Chlora Workman
Gertrude Starklin
Bessie Marvel
Grandma Robinson
Bruce Herma
Claypool
Mr. Temple and
Familly
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
DeWitt &Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Watson’s Drug Store
Florida Special and Big Four Pullman Service Announcement
Advertises six car views from Vila to Toronto with return by March 6 for a round trip fare to international convention and foreign mission events. Tickets on sale daily for low rates to Charleston for the South Carolina interstate and West Indian exposition. Notes the Florida Special from Chicago to St Augustine with through sleepers and dining cars via Big Four route starting January 6 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila
Big Four
Toronto
Ontario
International Convention Foreign Mission
Charleston
S.C
South Crolina
Florida
Chicago
St. Augustine
Pullman Palace
Pullman
Lugianupolig
Cincinnati
Queen & Crescent
Southern Ry
Florida East Coast
Anapolis
Stomach troubles ease with Golden Medical Discovery claim
The advertisement stresses that a poor breakfast and long work hours harm digestion and that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion diseases. It cites a testimonial from C. M. Wilson of Yadkin College praising relief and ability to eat freely, and warns against substitute remedies while promoting Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing and liver regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Stony Point Wedding and Community Notes
Sunday school attendance reached 78 at Stony Point with Rev. Mai preaching next Sunday after Sunday school. The wedding of Earl P Scott and Miss Leotha Ross took place on New Year’s Day at the bride’s home with a large guest list and a four course menu. Miss Clara Hutton of Warsaw served as bridesmaid. George Ross plans to enter Purdue this year, and John Furney’s funeral was conducted by Rev. Scott of Nuppanee. Attendees included Maggie Lyons visiting parents, Eva and Blanche Burkette at the 1.40 OF banquet, and many neighbors and friends from Warsaw, Remington, Etna Green, Milford, and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Lyons
Mentone
Eva
Blanche Burkette
Etnn Glenn
Lori
Goshen
George Ross
Purdue
John Furney
Kev Scott
Nuppanee
Earl P Scott
Warsaw
Leotha Ross
Jay Hoss
Megara
Mesdamea Cras Augiin
Horace Frederickson
Nelson Byrer
Mull
Thomas Ross
Ming Mattie Ross
Lulu Stackhouse
W. Taylor
J. Eschbach
Jena Gosbert
Homer Kelley
Dale Scott
Clara Hutton
John Taylor
Estella
Remington
Ind
Johnathan Taylor
N. van Tilbery
Thewss Hamlin
H. Wolfe
Reckless Nat Goodwin Outwits German Hotelkeeper
A New York tale recounts Nat Goodwin disputing a $50 debt with a German hotelier. To settle the matter he burns the check for $50 in front of the host, who signs the release with a stamped apology. The anecdote ends with the host conceding the actor’s cleverness. The text also notes a remark on Japanese physical similarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nat Goodwin
Nat
Goodwin
Retort Landlard
Weil
Miss Mary Brown Returns To School At Fort Wayne
In Of Barbee Lake notes Miss Mary Brown returns to Fort Wayne for the new term on Monday. Miss Ida Maury of Dutchtown wins a gold watch from a Warsaw clothing house with 2 671 votes. Protracted Dunham meeting closes with 26 accessions. Rev Greenwalt noted for evangelism. Charley View visits Dutchtown. A Shoe Lake New Year skating party ends with games and music at Jerry O Connell’s home. Paul OConnell and S H Welty provide music. Mr S H Welty of Nappanee visits nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Ida Maury
Dutchtown
Dunham
Greenwalt
Shoe Lake
Jerry O'Connell
Paul O'Connell
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Fr. A. Werman
Baltimore
Whip
Rey
Chad
Werman
Broadway
LA Salle Ave
Ill
James Kelley
Prem
Bazaine
Mexico
Gordon
Khartoum
Stineley
Central Africa
Congo
Kansas
Ethel Hoskinson
Coring
Seneca
Reneca
Greene
Depauw
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Fer
J. H. Lones
Saya E. Demick
Somerville
Watson's Drug Store
Aercantile Marine
Stony Point
Mai
Bank Cote
Talen
Help
Seo Lion Ok
Ade
Scott & Bowne
Barbee Lake
Charley Vlew
S. H. Welty
Nappanee
the State Bank
Indiana
W. Chipman
Abe Brubaker
Board of Directors
S. W. Chipman
E. Haymond
8. A. Catlin
S. W. Oldfather
L. W. Royse
J. F. Beyer
W. W. Chipman
Awghester
Madison Square
Phila
Pennsylvania Lines
North Bound
Mayo’s Medical and Surgical Institute
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Macon
Indy
Lamberton
Aric
Welles
Bradfield
Atlanta, GA
Ita
Arizona
Hotel Hays
Mayo
Brighta
Beneft
R. Mayo
Edinburgh
James Mack
N. Webster
Surrey
Stanhope
WM. Conrad & Son
Conrad
Conrad & Son
Huff & Smith
Mentzer
Frankin Street
John Obients
Ufy & Smith
Cornovia
Berlin
Prussia
Micay
T. Rees Ie
Kennedy & Kergan
Walnut St
Cincinnaii
North & Neff
Milford
T. W. Anglin
Masonic
J. W
W. C. Nusbaum
Orfhce
Chromius Aarnes
E. H. Mow
Kosciusko County
Rath
Abine
Lake City Bank
J.M Bas
J. W. Curtis
Grabner
W. D Wood
A. J. Thomas
Oscar Warding
David H. Lessig
Samuel Aitner Onghior
Moon Block
Ing
L. W. Jordan
North
Manchester
Pennsylvania College For Women East Env
Obalmmore Martin
D. D
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