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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
2
A grand free street parade features bands of music fife and drum corps bells and chimes. The spectacle includes 50 cars 29 tableaux cars 12 traps 300 thoroughbred horses 60 miniature ponies a steam caliope drawn by 40 ponies driven by one man and an elephant cavalcade with 10 female riders. Excursions available on all travel lines.
The Pennsylvania Lines offer through Pullman service from Chicago to St. Augustine via Big Four routes starting January 6 1902 with through sleeper connections and weekly through trains. Special fares apply for trips to Tacoma Seattle Portland Salt Lake City and San Francisco Los Angeles and Charleston with two excursion forms and time windows noted. Consult local ticket agents for schedules rates and details.
Loans Made Long Time. Low States. Our Mr. Straus will be at the office of Joseph S. Baker. Agent, at War saw, Indiana, on Wednesday of each week from 10 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Buy farms For cash, sell on time. Write for catalogue of farms and particulars to or call on Joseph Baker. Sthaus Bros. & Co, Ligonier, Ind.
HINES BROTHERS Physicians and Surgeons advertise offices at Ureiced E Magker Street and Warsaw. L Hines treats diseases of women and children while A Mines offers digestive and urinary care. Bus schedule and fare details included for round trip and per direction, with train stop at Detroit and Scott Streets for passenger pickup and drop-off.
The administrator of the state of Senne Linn, deceased, will sell at private sale in Warav Indiana by order of Kosciusko circuit court entered April 6, 902. The property, described by metes and bounds, totals 45 acres more or less. Sale terms require cash with one third within twelve months and one third in eighteen months, with rest due on delivery of deed. Mortgage retained on premises to secure purchase price plus interest.
Notice to residents and voters in Urder and Costarup townships Kosciusko County Indiana that detrucs Dowell will apply to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities for consumption on the premises for one year. The property is described as the north twenty feet of the north half of part of block 8 in the town of Etna, with Walnut Street frontage. Dowell states he is the sole proprietor and agent. Also included is a brief note about Edinburgh records indicating January 1808 was an unusually mild month and a reference to a past weather record.
Harvesting near Barbee Lake was noted with various chores and visits. Charley Shuder stayed home with his parents while Mrs. Katie Cawley returned to Marinp. A G Myers threshed for Henry Outkelt on Monday. Sam Welty visited Albert Tattie this week and Mary Billar visited friends nearby. Law Neibert reports cattle killed by lightning during last Monday's storm. Earl Sticklay Nannie Swanger and families visited Eli Hull and wife as guests this week.
The clerk of Rustluske Circuit Court appoints Nutho as administrator of the Joseph Humes estate in Kozciuske County Indiana. Executrix Franklin Haines and Executor Haines announce the estate filing dated October 10 1802 and state the estate is believed solvent.
Raine Zoubler purchased a new threshing outfit in Monoquet. Teev. Lynch preached a sermon at the place Sunday evening. Calvin Currey dined with P. S. Troup and family Sunday. Emma Rosbrough visited Webb Rosabrough and family. The Eight Square Sunday School plans a picnic near their church on the 27th. Shell Bros. operate a threshing machine. Wheat in the area is very good. Ed Knepper spent Sunday in Pleasant View. John Kirkendall and wife visited Chase Saylor and wife near Leesburg. Henry Nine bought a new horse. Reuben Boulenbaugh and family were guests of Wm. Frymeyer and family.
An advertisement touts Bailey's Laxative Tablets as a cancer of constipation cure. It claims benefits include clearer complexion and boosted energy. Packages sell for 10 cents containing 20 tablets or 26 cents for 60 tablets, chocolate coated, with Lakeside Medicine Co. of Chicago credited and F. C. Lynch selling. The stray line about George Eliet and a sorrowful tale appears as an odd fragment.
Walter Kemper returns for summer from Elkhart while Mrs Chas Yates and Mitle son visit from Kentucky. Ella Smith Yates, J G Vavender of Hobart, and others appear in weekend notes. Mrs Barret ill but improving. John Bouse in critical condition. Mr Boure in poor health. Walter Rantz Ed Stout seen at Mentone. Wiltrout family at Winona. Rev Greenawsk at Winona summer school. Ruth Dorsey with Keenburg grandparents.
An old newspaper ad extols DaWitt's Little Early Risers to purge the system by stimulating the liver and bowels, claiming relief from constipation and impurities. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a universal remedy for coughs, colds, and throat or lung troubles, and mentions Watson's Drug Store and a cheap bundle of papers at the Union office.
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