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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
4
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Warsaw Union lists a stream of local notices, shop ads, an upcoming pension news, visitors, and purchases. Items include Lantz drug offerings, Eschbach Weimer building supplies, Wm Kingery Co carpet deals, Whittenberger buggy purchases, pension increases for James Thompson and Charles Scott, and various social visits and sales in Warsaw Indiana.
The Leone Temple No 112 Rathbone sisters of Leesburg Ind publish a heartfelt death notice for Ralph C the young son of sister Mate Anglin. The message expresses sorrow over his passing and offers sympathy and trust in the divine plan. The sisters extend prayers and consolation to the grieving parents.
Treasurer A E Hartey warns Kosciusko County taxpayers to settle arrears by the first Monday in May to avoid penalties. The notice asks subscribers of Tax Union to remit owed sums to fund new machinery and improvements, urging prompt compliance. In personal notices, Bogges Henderson wed Al W Boggs and Jeanette Henderson at Atwood with Rev. G W Henry officiating. couple to Pittsburgh then Fort Wayne. Bonewit Maguire and Jane Maguire wed May 1 1901 with Rev. G F Byrer officiating. couple from Warsaw receive best wishes.
Speciale offers list diethyl items and prices across groceries clothing and hardware. Furnishings include wool twine cow peas oil paints shoes and premiums with cash purchases. Also a note on health urging bowel and liver function and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a remedy.
Franklin Township records show Ebmer Warren visiting Mentone with relatives from Peru. Ed Fosnbull returns from Kentucky seeking a sawmill site with no success. Mr Keller moves to Plymouth to continue his blacksmith trade. Frank Warren visits Hoover station. Decker plans to move to Claypool after purchasing property. Jordan relocates from Baker property to Wheatstone Property in Mentone. Wo. Bostions from Wisconsin attends his father’s funeral. Jacob Martin of Indianapolis stays with friends and plans to go to Men.
Te. W. Watkins was fined 50 and costs for resisting in a prize fight and jailed, then released Tuesday morning after paying the amount. His partner Jas. S. Alward of South Bend urged him to return to his ill wife, but he stayed instead. Reports claimed Watkins remained in Warsaw while his wife lay critically ill in South Bend. Low quarter shoes for men priced from 1.50 to 4.84, with patent vicis and patent kid lines from Hafer & Richardson.
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