Warsaw News Briefs Include Pensions Loans and Local Offers
Warsaw items note Hiram Richcreek awarded pension increase, Indiana Loan & Trust Co offering loans and mortgage notes, and local firms advertising sales and services. Readers learn of upcoming entertainment at Conrad lot, Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin in tent, piano sale, new bank furniture, and photos by Millice plus a batch of shop buttons and supplies. Local socials include Graduation at Warsaw High School 1903 with 28 members, and visits by Misses Jones and Martin to the normal at Milford, with multiple rural and business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Loan & Trust Co
Wm. Conrad
Indianapol
Kosciusko
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Warsaw
Indians Union of Literary Clubs
Valparaiso
Harriet Frazier
E. MM. Chaplin
F. E. Bowser
Jennie
Darnell
W. H. Kingery & Co
Mentone Weather and Local Developments
Wheat and oats look fine as Mrs. Loren Manwaring and her daughter plan to return from Colorado around June 6. Mc Forest sold Main street acreage to Squire Mallburn who plans a brick building. A severe rain and wind storm damaged orchards and rail fences, with a later even stronger storm north of town destroying Lai Mollenhour’s barn and corn cribs. Don Hefley returned to Fort Wayne and found a hotel clerk position. Dr. Lichenwalter visited town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Manwaring
Colorado
Mc Forest
Squire Mallburn
Squire
Lai Mollenhour
Don Hefley
Fort Wayne
Lichenwalter
Pioneer Linn Dies at Advanced Age in County
Samuel Linn of Burkett, a county pioneer, died Monday at an advanced age. Funeral and interment will be Wednesday at Pleasant View northwest of the city. Also, W. P. Harman of South Bend visited his brother C. Harman on North Lake Street, whose condition remains critical. Additional items note local soda at Lantz's, low-price druggist Watson, and a school count of 3,584 with a gain of 10. Train schedule changes on Pennsylvania Lines EAST listed No. 6 at 3:55 am and multiple others. Special ads promote furniture and hardware with Saturday specials and Queen & Crescent route promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke County
Knox. Watson
Samuel Linn
Burkett
Pleasant View
W. P. Harman
South Bend
C. Harman
North Lake Street
Barbee Lake notes and local happenings
Miss Bertha Hull returned from Columbia City last week and Patrick OConnell visited Deesburg for horse trades. Miss Maggie Brown travels to Fost Wayne to visit Mary at St Marys academy. Mrs James Light family and Miss Sadie Banning were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Banning. Mrs Dors Keibert is seriously ill. Melvin Holderman and family moved into the OConnell house near Shoe Lake. After rains last week three large quantities of German carp were caught in Tippecanoe River near Lantz bridge with many from North Webster. Rural mail rate from Leesburg granted, starting July 2, carrier Clarence Ayres. Barbee Lake mill noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brown
Fost, Wayne
Mary
St. Mary’s Academy
James Light
Sadie Banning
Wm. Banning
Dors Keibert
Melvin Holderman
O'Connell
Shoe Lake
Tippecanoe River
Lantz Bridge
North Webster
Lees ‘Burg
Clarenne Ayres
County's Largest Line Cultivators Ride and Walk
We display the county’s largest line cultivators in riding and walking modes. Visit with the ALEMAN Bros to compare and figure the best cultivator for your needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleman Bros
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Lad
Areara
Tornip
Lynetss
Allemaa Rios
Cauk & Uall's
Laatste Gu
Millice
Pain
Watson's
Troy Laundry
Durham
Joe O'Connell
Ya. W.hl Kingery & Co
Godman’s Ice Cream Parlor
North
Buffalo Street
Bowser’s
Ike
W. HL Kingery & Co
Poulson’s
Alleman Bros
Cook & Hall
Win, Conrad & Son
Hiram Richcreek
E. E Hendee of
Anderson
J. D. Thayer
Uncle Tow
Conrad
Tate Whitehead
Milford
Warnuw
May Jones
Meta Martin
Bertie Gawthrop
Elkhart
Somerville Light
Ton
Goshen
Stowe
Tom
Ssmuel Stodkey
Pittenger
Ality
Leesburg
G. F. Byrer
United Brethren
Perga
Jas. W. Rosa
Prairie Township
Sonday
W. H. Kingery
Joshua Dentzer
Clay Township
Puss Green
Bine
Lanz’s
Rovers
Enterprise Building
Joidman
Conrad's
W. HL. Kingery & Co
Jas. Kelly
Monoque
Hafer & Richardson
Te Poulson
Millisery & Bazaar
Irvin Pinkerton
L. H. Alexander
Burket
Warren Gawthrop
Henry L. Oldfather
Silver Lake
Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
IC. M. Ford’s
Warasw
Claypool
Binder Twine
Hion
John E. Chompson
John Pence
Jacob Pippenger
Elkhirt County
Harry Oram
Court House
Winona Ceres
Daily Times
Lantz’s
Alleman] Bros
Godman’s
Center Lake
Pratt & Fleck’s Stock Foods, Etc
Lynch’s
Troy
Scott's Millinery
Kingery & Co
M. Ford
Frank Peterson
W. M. Ford
Frank Messner
Monticello
Slater & Richard& Now
A.W. Blue
Barket
Prof. L. Blue
Mentone
Wm. Boggs
Boggs
Tur Union
West South Street
Cook & Hall’s
Alteman Bros
W.H. Kingery & Co
W. H. Eggleston
Detroit
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Winfieth S. Nusbaum
Rose Nusbaum
Chicago
City
John W
Willis C. Nusbaum
Thei Brother
Otis
Perry A Magee
Plymouth Rocks
Columbia Street
Wearnaw
Ind
James House
Atwood
House
Conrad’s. Binder
Lynch's
W. J. Dillingham
American Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme
Appellate Courts
Indiana
Cook & Hall's
Indiana Horticultural Society
James Houghton
Universalist
John R. Black
Alexander Gillespie
Kewanna
George H. Miller
Frank Wheeler
Booth Tarkington
Louisa Fletcher
Indianapolis
Stoughton Fletcher
Maude Bowser
East Center Street
Jordan Broa
Etna Green
Pierveton
Methodist Church
C.F. Yoder
Progressive Brethren Church
Clothing Department
THE
Phillipson Tailoring Company
Indina
Lantz's
Pennsylvania Lines
Rugglies
Mennen
Queen & Cresent
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chat-tandown
Asheville
N.C
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Jacksonville
J. W. Anglia
Clunette Wen
Barbee Lake
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