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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
5
An Ivory Soap advertisement extols a suit of white by claiming each cake contains one hundred suits of rich creamy father. It urges covering the body with the soap to draw impurities from pores and advises using tepid water to remove the impurities.
Local notices and ads describe store bargains and personal visits in Warsaw Indiana. Mentions Alleman Minnich from Goshen, Perry M. Thompson of Leesburg, Chas Nye and various departments like millinery and dress goods, with prices on clothing, waists, and hardware. Reports on community events, cemetery mentions, and travel of local figures to nearby towns.
An editor notes a shift toward city fashion among county farmers aided by better education and communication. The Globe promotes its store as the modern, well stocked source for all sizes and latest styles, urging readers to visit for fitting and fashionable wear.
Last Saturday evening about 30 young friends gathered at Miss Easterday’s East Fort Wayne street home for a birthday surprise. Games, refreshments, and gifts marked an enjoyable social night with neighbors joining later.
Mrs C Hanter of Milford visited Leesburg on Sunday. Ootin Grant and wife welcomed a baby boy. Grandmother Cox of Milford also visited last week. Mrs Nelson returned from the gas belt trip. William Beane from Columbia City visited with a friend. James Anglin and wife from Silver Lake stayed with Frank Bitticoffer family.
Charley Long passed through Barbee Lake on Sunday. John Wright returned from Valparaiso where he attended school. Orvis Hull smiles about a newborn girl. Mr. and Mrs. David Hart visited relatives Sunday. Miss Mary Mensa and two friends visited with Nora and Della O Connell one day last week.
The case arose from a land sale where Oscar Harding bought land Emmons deeded to his daughter in law. Emmons later retrieved the deed held by Austin Blue and allegedly burned the deed to divest Mrs Emmons of title. The court debated whether a deed left for delivery to a third party can be reclaimed by the maker to defeat the daughter's claim.
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