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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
5
Othschilds maxim through life was Get the best. It was not merely wealth guidance but a proven rule of success. Ivory Soap, costing half as much as fancy soaps, proves cheaper in results. It saves time labor and fabric and is best for the skin. Ivory Soap is 98 44 percent pure.
Warsaw news item highlights millinery at Hafer Richardson and Poulson’s Bazaar with reduced prices and new lines, underscoring local shops. Mentions residents and businesses including W L Kingery’s Chicago trip, pension updates for residents, and a Goshen News pickup of sales and social notes across the county.
A prose-like celebration proclaims widespread prosperity and rising demand for farm and factory goods. It likens the sunlit harvest to renewed hope, peace, and harmony, urging people to rejoice and dress in colors to match the era’s optimistic spirit.
John Wesley Royston born March 1 1833 in Baltimore county Md is the fifth of nine children. He worked as a merchantile clerk in Baltimore and later as a hotel clerk before joining American Express as Fort Wayne agent then Warsaw agent until 1868. He then entered cigar manufacturing in Fort Wayne remaining in business for 38 years in the same East Center street building. A lifelong Democrat he leaves his wife one stepson Quincy Hanna of Mobile Ala and a stepdaughter Maud Hanna of the city and a sister Mrs M McAbee of Baltimore Md. Funeral arrangements not stated.
Francis McCullough was born September 22, 1827 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania to Scotch Dutch parents. He became a millwright and water wheel expert, ran a general store and post office in Chili Indiana, owned the little red mill, helped erect a five story touring mill near Crystal Lake, and died June 3 1901 from an internal hemorrhage after a fall. He married Clara Howard in 1860 and had children Ice, Charles, and Tobn.
Milford hosts a special program at the opera house this Saturday evening. The Bremen Greens meet Milford hall team on Milford grounds next Friday afternoon. Rev Groves delivers memorial sermon at BM EB church Sunday. Robert Uigbeen, Evert and Carl Mules return home. Lloyd Burris of Goshen visits Milford Sunday. Dock’s Druckamiller of Syracuse spends about $30 to hit Joba Whetten.
Buying Summer W. H. Kingery visited Chicago last Monday evening to buy goods. On his return Kingery & Co. will stock a wide range of summer merchandise. Patrons are invited to patronize the store for a pleasing selection and satisfactory bargains.
A cautious health notice warns the disease can be stopped early but many do not recognize it until danger rises. It urges action at home with Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and careful living. The text ends with unclear garbled phrasing.
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