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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
5
A crowded column lists local shops and goods from Lynch's drug store to Watson's groceries, Joe Campfield's guns, and millinery, with laundry at Troy and boarding houses. It notes furniture, furs, clothing, and meals, plus local visits from residents and pensions for veterans, interwoven with market and service notices across Warsaw and nearby towns.
Claud Hudson and wife return from Memphis and plan a modern barber shop in Mentone. Washington Doran and family came home after visiting Kansas and Missouri. he is improving in health. Etta Helderman visits her father Peter Blue for a few weeks. Charlea Jones and wife plan to move near Big Foot. Dexter Garrison and Mr. Jordan tied in a race for justice. trustee Igo paid a dollar to decide honors, Dexter claiming luck. Moving is common after the election. Ora Anderson relocates to the Hopp place. Oliver Gushert represents Sevastopol Lodge 403 I O O F at Grand Lodge. The Welch child lingers between life and death after three weeks of malaria fever. The article notes Sabbath-day observance but cuts off mid-sentence.
Big Four routes advertise low return fares for Thanksgiving travel and extended validity to Nov 28 1902. Excursions target Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin and Michigan with long return limits and liberal stops. Home seekers travel to major western southern states under many dates through April 1903 via Big Four route.
Mrs Reuben Broadbelt died last Saturday evening from a stroke suffered Friday. She had been invalid for a long time. She was 65. Survived by her husband two sons and one grandchild. Funeral Tuesday at 10:80 o'clock A.M. at Rev Es Bi.
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