Door Village Notes On Visits And Illness
County correspondence from Door Village records illnesses and visits. Celia Crane and daughter Grace are on the sick list. John Evenburg visited friends. Miss Mable Kuith from Rockford Illinois visits her relatives. Oscar Peterson returns from Lake County work. Brink family trip to Grand Rapids. Ada Kane returns to Chicago. Jessie Crane and Owen McLellan host tea. Mrs Davis of Buffalo visits Fanny White. May Clement of Chicago visits Mrs Dolstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Crane
Grace
John Evenburg
Door Village
Mable Kuith
Rockford, Ill
D.T. Kieth
Oscar Peterson
Lake County
M. L. Brink
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Kane
Chicago
I. N. Ivans
Jessie Crane
Niagara Falls
Owen McLellan
Geo. Davis
Buffalo
Fanny White
May Clement
Charles Dolstrom
Local visitors and church notes from the area
L. J. Quantrell of Chicago visits the place with Mrs Quantrell arriving a few weeks ago. Mrs. A. Polson and Chicago children visit due to the serious illness of their aunt Mrs Isabel Allison. Mrs. E. A. Pratt is sick at her aunt Mrs A McDonald home. No preaching at M P church Sunday but Sunday School and Christian Endeavor well attended. Miss Anna Ellis returns from Valparaiso and attends Institute at Laporte this week. A group of young people picnicked at the river Sunday and reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Quantrell
Chicago
Quantrell
A. Polson
Isabel Allison
E. A. Pratt
A. McDonald
M. P
Anna Ellis
Valparaiso
Laporte
All
Local Obituaries and Social Visits Reported From McCool Area
Mrs. Fred Miller of McCool, 47, died last Saturday evening and was buried in the McCool cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bramer and their young son visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Bob Atcheson of Whiting visited at Fred Lahayn's home. Mr. Kirchner, just from Germany, was in town last Tuesday. A number of residents spent Sunday evening at Mr. Ruhe's home. Mr. August Lahayn and wife of Chesterton visited Mrs. Fry on Monday. Chas Lahayn and wife went for a drive last Sunday. Mr. Bramer of Whiting is visiting his son John Bramer. Fred Lahayne has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
McCool
Herman Bramer
Wanatah
Bob Atcheson
Whiting
Fred Lahayn
Kirchner
Germany
Ruhe
August Lahayn
Chesterton
Fry
Chas, Lahayn
Mr. Bramer
John Bramer
Fred Lahayne
Social News From Town Updates and Travel
Mrs. Cook and daughter Mrs. Stokes returned to Chicago last week. Mrs. Emil Swanson of Chicago visited friends here this week. Miss Eval Lundberg fell from her wheel Saturday evening but was not seriously hurt. Mrs. Amanda Williams is quite indisposed at present. The Relief Corps hosted a banquet for charity helpers on July 4 with a fine report. Selma Gustafson and brother Anton and wife from Valpo surprised friends here last Sunday. Selma is from Boston visiting extended family. Mrs. L. Osborn, ill for months, is reported quite low. Prof. Miller packs to move to Bloomington for state university. Prof. E. H. Roe to take the vacant superintendent house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Stokes
Chicago
Emil Swanson
Eval Lundberg
Amanda Williams
Relief Corps
Niss Selma Gustafson
Anton
Valpo
Selma
Boston
L. Osborn
Prof. Miller
Bloomington
State University
E. H. Roe
Miller
Dunkard Brethren Harvest and Children Meeting Notice
The Dunkard Brethren will hold a harvest meeting at the Ross church Saturday starting 10 30 am. The Dunkard Brethren will also hold a children's meeting at their church on Sunday August 14. Mr Coliah the mute who bought Jasper Cross farm moved to this place last week. N T Jenks is confined to his home with rheumatism. Mrs F Cross is some better. Mrs Vanhorn and children visiting J W Besingtwn. Richard Croes new house ready for plasterers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Jenks
Richard Croes
Dunkard Brethren
Ross Church
Vanhorn
J. W. Besingtwn
F. Cross
Dunkard
Coliah
Jasper Cross
Emil Mahler Enlists Then Dies in Typhoid Far From Home
Emil Mahler enlisted last April in the regular army in heavy artillery and was stationed at Key West. He died of typhoid fever and will be buried here. Chas. Price, Niles, South, reported through a neighbor delivery of a vicious ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mahler
Chas. Price
I Niles
Hi Concannon Returns From Klondyke With 50000
Relatives report Hi Concannon came back to Seattle from the Klondyke last spring bearing fifty thousand dollars. Jim Brake, local threshing man, lost his separator to fire after grain was damaged by supposed explosive placement. Miss Hartney visited John Conboy and returned to Chicago. Catholic church social held. James Hillis welcomed a son as wife delivered Saturday. Mrs. Hamersly recovering from bowel inflammation. Mann and Mitzner visited Lake Maxinkuckee. Mann has sale offer for a Chicago saloon. Osborn travelled to Chicago to buy windmill and large water tank for street sprinkling. Mathews, Boetcher, Eckert, and Balitz went to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Concannon
Klondyke
Seattle
Jim Brake
Miss Hartney
John Conboy
Chicago
Catholic Church
James Hillis
J. Hamersly
Henry Mann
Ed Mitzner
Lake Maxinkuckee
Mann
C. N. Osborn
Jim Mathews
Fred Boetcher
H. Eckert
Gust Balitz
Local Residents and Visitors Report Small Town Weekend Moves
Mrs Talbot and granddaughter of Valparaiso spent Sunday with Grandma Martin. Mr and Mrs D McKellips visited Grand Rapids. Pearl Posten visited Bert Garwood. Pearl Martin was in Grand Rapids. Nora Cathcart visited Chicago last week. Mary Soliday saw old friends. Dollie Posten and family visited friends in our village. Grandma Martin rode first this season Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Van Wilkinson of Am bia buy Wilkinson home and plan March move. Hiram Burner did surveying at Beaverdam Monday. Clarence Anderson called on friends Sunday. New Durham township teachers attend institute in Laporte this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wilkinson
Ambia
Wilkinson
Hiram Burner
Beaverdam
Clarence Anderson
New Durham Township
Laporte
Local notes and social rounds in August update
Community mentions illness burials and visits from August to mid August. Mrs Zanger and Mrs Berridge are very sick while Mrs Lossen was buried at Union cemetery last Friday. Travel and visits include Miss Susy Hermantz at Valpo and Miss Stella West with Miss Lillian Gray from Valparaiso visiting locals. Hog cholera ravages local hogs with several hog owners reporting losses. band fundraiser planned for August 13 in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanger
Berridge
Emma Stuck
Willvalle
Hanna
Jacob Schlosser
South Cicago
Emma Mitchell
Lossen
Union Cemetery
John Clark
Gust Greiger
Maxinkuckee Lake
August Basky Jr
Ording
Homer
Laporte
Susy Hermantz
Valpo
D. M. Barker
South Bend
Mr. Barker
T. H. Richardson
W. H. Weat
S. W. Davis
Birthday party astonishes Grandma Hixon in Michigan visit
Mary Cathart from Chicago visits relatives as Dave McKellips spends weeks with daughter Mrs. Goodrich in Michigan. Carl Johnson is around again. Grandma Hixon’s Toth birthday party drew over a hundred guests who brought baskets and surprised her before a long yard table. She recovered quickly, greeting guests with Alka while the crowd feasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McKellips
Mrs. Goodrich
Mich
Carl Johnson
Mary Cathart
Chicago
Grandma Hixon
Local Socials and Visits Across Town and Neighboring States
Mr Geist entertained a guest and his wife on the farm this Sunday. Mr Rich of Chesterton spent a day with Dave McKellips last week showing interest in draining lands. Cornelius Bradley, a familiar old settler, died recently in Nebraska. Florence West of Rolling Prairie visited their aunt Mrs Lon McKellips last week. James Flood’s family celebrated his 57th birthday with a good dinner and sociable time. Dave McKellips and wife with Harry and Otha plus Charley Wall and wife and two Michigan City children went Sunday on an excursion to Fenville Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geist
Rich
Chesterton
Dave McKellips
Corneliius Bradley
Nebraska
Way
Florence West
Rolling
Prairie
Lon’ McKellips
James Flood
Harry
Otha
Charley Wall
Michigan City
Fenville
Mich
Discovery of a new cure outsells Klondike gold
Mr A C Thomas of Marysville Tex says he was cured of consumption after years of agony with hemorrhages by Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He claims gold is less valuable than this cure and would pay a dollar a bottle. Asthma bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are cured. Trial bottles free at E T Scotts drug store. Regular size 50 cents and one dollar. Guaranteed to cure or price restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Tex
Klondike
Dr. Kings
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters Promises Health Cure
An advertising note claims eight tenths of illnesses stem from constipation and asserts Baxter's Mandrake Bitters keeps people well or helps feverish patients recover. It promotes a 25 cent bottle, guarantees satisfaction, refunds money, and lists Henry Johnson & Lord Burlington, Vt as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson & Lord
Burlington, Vt
Family Will Dispute Filed in Laporte Court
Kate D Leeds Nellie Mullen Angele M Kelley and Loretta Donnelly sue Thomas Donnelly in Laporte county circuit court alleging he destroyed a will to defraud them of rights. They seek 10000 dollars. Plaintiffs and defendant reside in Michigan City. the suit stems from a family dispute. Attorneys J H Bradley and N L Agnew represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte County
Kate D. Leeds
Nellie Mullen
Angele M. Kelley
Loretta Donnelly
Thomas Donnelly
Michigan City
J. H. Bradley
Laporte
N. L. Agnew
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Nora's Health, Woman Says
Isabel meets Nora newly returned from the beach. Nora reports feeling splendid and notices an alarming appetite. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla for her improved health as she plans a mountain trip next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Isabel
Hood
Beauty is Blood Deep Cascarets Ad
An old advertisement hawks Cascarets as a beauty aid promising clear skin by cleansing the blood and liver. It claims ten cent to fifty cent prices and satisfaction guaranteed. The copy mentions travel rates to Omaha and Kansas City for an exposition and a supplier, ECT. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atany Wabash
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
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LA Porte
Scott's
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Main
Westville Directory
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FE. V. Martin
Calle
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Maplesta
Bank OF Westville
E. S. Smith
Geo. L. Thompson, Sr
Notary Public
Westville, Indiana
the Home Insurance Co
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and Fire Assurance CO
Manchester
England
Welcome Jerome
Railroad ST
F., P. Herrold
L. C. Miller
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Westville, Ind
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Herrold’s Hardware Store
Amenzo Mann
Esa
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Waterford
Wanatalm
Hook
the Kid
Stella West
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Will Boyd
Harry Calloway
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Pearl Davis
L. M. Barker
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Clark Bunnel
Band Boys
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Ummer
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E. Nichols
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Davidson & Porter
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Heiden
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