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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
8
A testimonial ad for Dr Miles Heart Cure claims relief from heart disease and headaches. S E Purdy of Atkinson and Lewis Anderson of South Dakota report severe symptoms improving after using multiple bottles. All druggists sell and guarantee the first bottle. send for a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Last Wednesday 53 Warsaw grange members and officers plus 22 Leesburg visitors went to Claypool to institute the newly organized grange and exemplify degrees. Six candidates were initiated after supper amid commendations for the Warsaw drill team led by Captain A. G. Wood. Festus Minear heads the new grange as master as it begins work under favorable conditions.
Loss of Flesh advocates Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing fattener and tonic. It claims to increase all body tissues including bone flesh blood and nerve for invalids convalescents consumptives weak children and those needing flesh. The brochure emphasizes fat as a key to health and strength.
The Progressive Brethren opened a revival led by Rev. Diteb with a large Warsaw crowd attending the funeral of W. W. Worley on Wednesday. Chas Myers hauled horses to East Buffalo last week while a factory blast caused damage but no injuries. Roy Kessy visited town en route to Packerton. Chas Beigh is ill and off work. Local gossip notes many drunken harbors for Claypool sized towns. J Wiley serves as day operator for Chas Beigh. VanGilder visited Knox. Jella Showalter spent Sunday in Mentone. Photo special: $4 portraits at 83 per dozen for 30 days north of court house, Warsaw.
Rebecca Lemon Irvine Moon, born June 5 1825 near Springfield and raised in Kosciusko County, died January 12 1904 in Warsaw. Survived by son John Soon of Topeka and daughter Mrs. Mary Disney of Leesburg. Funeral held last Friday at 10 a.m. with Rev. E M Baker officiating, interment in Leesburg.
John Rusher and family visited Mr Tabor on Sunday while Mr and Mrs Jacob Huflein stayed with G W Biddicoffer. Frank Correll builds a house on the Fred Klingner tract for his daughter Elsie. Audrey Shell is improving. Dan Hloser, exposed to measles, visited O W Wall. Manuel Wolf attended U S church Sunday School. Melvin Klinger visited near Mentone with his parents. The U I U will meet at Kate Byrers Friday evening. all are invited.
Mil ford reports no Scarlet fever cases while Grace church begins revival meetings led by Rev Flora and attended residents. Local residents travel to Warsaw Farmers Institute and North Carolina for prospecting. John Martin to take over Smith barber shop around late May. Odd Fellows lodge meeting featured degree work and officer installation followed by a meal at Rieder's.
Omar in the Kosciusko Circuit vs 7Court and others appear by attorney to respond to a complaint filed Jan 1904. The notice lists multiple defendants including Navell Wright and heirs of Navell Wright, with March 5, 1904 set as the deadline to answer at the next term of the court to be held in Warany Court House. The clerk Rasor witnesses the summons and a Holland attorney represents the plaintiff.
In Keretuska Circuit Court Indiana on February 3 1904 Josiah Pinkerton is plaintiff in a partition and quiet title action. The defendants listed include Nat Opidents of the State and multiple Pinkerton relatives with unknown executors and administrators. They are notified to appear by March on the juridical day next set by the court. failure to answer will lead to judgment. Attorneys W. Suabaum appear for the plaintiff.
William Carroll applies for license to sell intoxicating liquor at a three story brick building in Warmin town, Kosciuszko County Indiana. He asserts sole ownership and personal control, with location on ground floor of the building described as twenty four by sixty six feet. notice includes terms and date January 10 10.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a transit timetable with a mix of station times and directions. It references Big Four, North Bound, South Bound and a string of times such as 11:08, 3:47 pm, 11 pm, 6:32 am, 10:29 am, and 3:28 pm. The readable parts suggest a Sunday schedule with limited clarity.
Big Four routes announce sale of Hunters tickets with long return limits and liberal stop overs to many Arkavosas Lowunsiana Missouri Wis cone and Michigan points. Home Seekers tickets at very low rates to multiple states across the territory from Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. Selling dates listed December 2 and 15 1904 January 5 and 19 February 2 and 16 March 16 April 6 and 19 1904. Also cheap tickets to southwest and southeast via Big Four route on select Tuesdays through April 1904. The Troy Laundry guarantees first class work.
Notice is hereby given that Charles M. Wray has been appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Wealthy A Wraytate of Kosciusko county deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Dec. 31, 1908.
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