Court House News Briefs on Liquor Licenses and Probate Actions
County commissioners grant liquor licenses to Wiggens of Wawasee Spobarger of Syracuse Thorn of Warsaw and Epert of Wawasee. Probate Court notes petitions to sell personal property and administrator sales. Board of Review meets in assessor’s office to assess property and hear grievances, with duties to equalize taxation and parthearings. Quiet titles ordered in two cases Graham v Montgomery and Graham v Morton. Administrators discharged and letters issued to Holderman Poor Thoma Menzie and others with realty sales confirmed to Wesley Tuftman and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Clinton G Wiggins
Wawasee
Henry Spobarger
Syracuse
Joseph Thorn
Warsaw
Robert Epert
Board of Review
County Board of Review
Kintzell
M. A. Wilcox
A. E. Harley
Ed Poulson
Asbury Cook
David Poor
Sarah Bell
T. C. McClure
Robert Reed
John N. Runyan
Abraham Benfer
Charles W. Holderman
Barbara W Holderman
Jacob B. Thoma
Marion F. Myers
Joseph L. Menzie
Varelia Menzie Et al
Wesley J. Tufman and
Real Estate Transfers in Kosciusko District Weekly List
Real estate transfers for the week ending May 30 1903 recorded at the Kosciusko Abstract and Title Guaranty Company Office in Balcony block opposite Grabner s show multiple deeds. Names include Anna B Corns to George Cobb Harriet and Mowrer to Neva Mowrer Thor Eaton to Daniel Creakbaum Franklin to Regina Koight and others with parcels in Seward Tippecanoe Syracuse and Franklin counties plus fractional NW and NE quarter shares and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Abstract
Title Guaranty Company
Grabner’s
Anna B Corns
Geors Cobb
Milford and area buries and business prospects urged
Local notices recount land transfers in Warsaw and surrounding townships, marriage licenses, and memorial day observations. Reports include cemetery ceremonies and a call for Milford citizens to pursue factories, waterworks, and progress, ending with obituaries for George Weldener and Mary Bullers, and brief fire and building notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Syracuse
Nappanee
Goshen
Pomona Grange Holds May Meeting in Kosciusko County
The May session of Pomona Grange in Warsaw featured 42 Warsaw grange members initiated into the fifth degree. A social feast followed in the Kirtley building, with afternoon songs readings and recitations. A discussion on interdependence of city and country led by A G Wood emphasized cooperation and good fellowship between town and country people. Committees for the December state grange meeting were named, including arrangements program music finance and decorations and a large reception group led by A G Wood and others. The next Pomona grange meeting will be with Monroe township grange on the last Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
PoMona
Warsaw
Kirtley
Nellie Kelly
Ethel Wallace
Thomas Barnard
W. N. Eiler
Grange
A. G. Wood
HM. W. Reber
T. C. Stuart
W. J. Banks
Marty Kelly
M. F. Longfellow
M. A. Wilcox
Ed. Poulson
HT. S. K. Bartholomew
M. l. James
H. W. Heber
Rosella Ford
Ezra Wallace
Abe Brubaker
Thomas Loveday
M. Ross
Harry Kelly
J. W. Nusbaum
Wm. Conrad
W. H. Kingery
Thos. Barnard
Wim. Banks,Inc
McGinley
Jobo Huffman
H. W. Reber
R. W. Nelson
Jacob O. Coons
Geo. W. McCarter
W. I. Biler
C. Funk
David Kintzell
Harry Ayars
G. Wood
J. S. Neely
W. Oldfather
David Pellett
J. M. Paugh
B. A. Hildenbrand
Wallace Bush
Earl , Loney
Frank Dobbs
M. M. Siphers
L. L. Rarick
Marriage of George W. McCullough and Katie Wilmoth
Aymanbal George W. McCullough of Churu busco and Miss Katie T Wilmoth of this city were quietly married Sunday evening at the residence of Rev. Geo ST Lockhart. The bride has lived most of her life in J W Campfield's home and is esteemed. The groom is a respected Churubusco businessman. The couple will reside in Churubusco. Otto Stoner traveled from Eat Me Creek Michigan to visit.
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George W. McCullough
Churubusco
Katie T. Wilmoth
Geo. ST. Lockhart
J. W. Campfield
Churubuscco
Local notes from Leesburg and surrounding towns
Syracuse Hepleter and Mrs Frank Greene returned home after two weeks visiting friends in Winamac San Pierre and Logansport Geo Hire came home from California and will reside in town J P Dolan and John Kern traveled to Mt Clemens Mich to fetch Jacob Kern who received treatment en route he grew weak Leopbarg Standard reports C R Zimmerman freshened his business teams with white paint Rudolf Plummer of Chicago visited Leesburg and returned to work with the U S Department of Agriculture H F Bittikoffer and wife plan to move to Benton Harbor Calvin Baugher bought a saw mill to build near the Leesburg Lumber Co site Pierceton Hucard notes Dr Long will study in Chicago for six weeks returning Fridays and Saturdays Martin Clodfelter of Ohio visited then left Dr Nelson of Chicago consulted on Erastus Little’s illness L W Hathaway sold land to Tom Collier for pickle growing nearby The People’s Telephone Co moves exchange from Ed Mellenhour’s to Dr Casebeer’s former office Mrs Cie Smith disputes last week’s agricultural report noting ripe strawberries May 18 The Democracy article quotes the Atlanta Constitution and James Bullers of South Bend attended his sister Mary Bullers’ funeral.
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Syracuse Hepleter
Frank Greene
Winamac
San Pierre
Logansport
Geo. Hire
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Tie
J. P. Dolan
John Kern
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Jacob
Rudolf Plummer
Chicago
Leesburg
Mr.Plummer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
H. F. Bittikoffer
Benton Harbor
Martin Clodfelter
Ohio
Edward Heacock
Dr. Nelson
Coffman
Erastus Little
Nelson
L. W. Hathaway
Tom Collier
Mr. Collier
Trathaway
Mentone Gazette
The
People’s Telephone Company
Exchange
Ed. Mellenhour
Dr. Casebeer
Corn carnival idea for Warsaw from Indiana towns
A columnist urges Warsaw leaders to imitate southern Indiana corn carnival and livestock shows. He cites benefits over street fairs, proposes homegrown premiums, broader exhibits, and ties to Old Home week. Calls for businessmen and farmers to discuss via local granges and newspaper columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Anderson Decribes
San Jose Scale Warned in County Insect Spurs Vigilance
The county reports the San Jose Scale has appeared, urging farmers and fruit growers to prevent spread and exterminate found populations. Citizens should buy nursery stock only from reputable nurseries free of pests, as the issue is too important to neglect. General McCrill is mentioned as indignant at the agent involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
McCrill
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Commissioners Court
Probate
Mitford
Mill Cove
James L. Martin
Circuit Court
William
T. Graham
Louise L." Montgomery
Centain
William T. Graham
Robert Smith Morton
Straus & Dotan
Chas Wogoman
Settleman
Wm Reed
Clymer
L F Pritchard
Seward
Harriett & Mowrer
Neva Mowrer
Thor. Eaton
Danijel Créakbaum
Geo
Franklin
Regina
M Koight
Ick
GI Smith
W&c
Washington
Mickey
W &C
T Warren
Robt Warren
Aoodut
D C
Strombeck & Weaver's
EE Utckwan
Hiram Lutes EI
Daniel Burket
Horace Tucker
Monroe
James Craig
Elijah Hays
Zottie Maston
Reno Hamlin
E Wood
Harter
Warnaw
HF Bittekoffer
Emma J Ware
D H Lessig
James C Grandy
Williame
Smeltzer
M A Keesler
Sevastopol
Will Smeltzer
M A Kesler
William Jackson
Daniel Creakbaum
Willad Teel
Jennie F. Mowrer
William I
Wine
Bertha
Brown
Arthur E. Jones
Nellie Wineland
Frank E. Palmer
Mary E. Harlan
Geo. W. McCullough
Katie J. Wilmuth
Scott E. Sarria
Sadie Werlenberger
Opera House
H. W. Bennett
Methodist Church
Milford’s
Usdo
George Weldener
East Market Street
Weldener
Progressive Brethren Church
Mr. Gochenour
Mary Bullers
William Bullers
James Bullers
South Bend
Miss Bullers
Slater
South Buffalo Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Ella Thompson
Wycant
W. L. Hines
Shackleford
Hila C. Thompson
Knox, Stark Co
Ind
G. W. Byrer
U. B. Church
Winslop
Winship
Mutual Insurance Company
J.D. Wagner
Jersey
Aymenbal
Otto Stoner
Eat
C. R. Zimmerman
Calvin Baugher
Leesburg Lumber Co
Baugher
Pierceton Hucard
Long
Post Graduate School
Jefferson
Atlanta Constitution
Jamen Bullers
Miss
Mary, Bullers
Purdue University
W. B. Anderson
Pike County
Indianapolis
Indiana
New Hampshire
Lake City Lumber Company
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