Word to Correspondents and News Pickup
County correspondence notes we have given full attention to the corps of reporters. We urge all in need of stationery to notify us and state we must have the news for publication.
29 Dec 1898
Page 1
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
1
County correspondence notes we have given full attention to the corps of reporters. We urge all in need of stationery to notify us and state we must have the news for publication.
Drs. Fisher and Leeson traveled to La Porte to testify before the grand jury in the Aigner murder case. Mrs. David Carpenter dies from neuralgia of the heart and is buried. Lucid Christmas items include a Rush Medical College doctor visiting, Edith Wilson and Wm Cannon wedding invitations, and local residents moving, buying a slot machine, or sharing gifts at a church event.
Stringtown residents discuss fox and wolf hunts last Friday. Logan guest of daughter Mrs D W Condon at Christmas. Kate Sullivan of Chicago visited David Condon. Emil Herriet visiting Chicago with Miss Burks sisters. Elmer Eaton plans westward move. John Conboy back from Chicago. Farmers paused husking due to cold. Presley Norman may move to Alida. Herman Conitz to start for Dakota in March.
Miss Inda Long leaves Saturday for Cincinnati to spend winter with grandmother. C O Witter vacationing in South Bend. Claud Daumann visiting Dalton Illinois. Mr and Mrs W C Cole Christmas in Westville. Mrs Wm Lanfadt visiting mother. B E Stowell return from Michigan trip. Ralph Weeks takes job in Hartford City. Marguerite Dauman in North Judson. Clara Hyatt and Nellie Hassen vacationing at Clara's home.
Miss Carrie Terry spends holidays at home. Protracted meeting at M E church with four ministers. Ben Wells vacations with parents. Ora and Harry Barber visit Walkerton. Lee Bunnell home from Valpo for a few days. Ola Anderson returns from visiting parents. Inman of Walkerton Christmas visit to Wm Emerick. Frank Lenix proud father of three sons. A Richardson and Lel a Mussleman wed last Sunday. Reception by Miss Tallie and her brother Benn ing. Wells reports a good time Monday.
Mr and Mrs Thomas returned to South Chicago. Mrs Stockmen had a Christmas tree for her scholars last Friday afternoon. Ed Beach bought a new engine for his feed mill. Robert Stoner was in the vicinity last week. A Christmas tree was held at the Luther school house Friday night. Thomas Watts drove fat cattle to Valpo last week. Julia Eaton visited Valpo one day last week. A girl's conversation is naturally flowery when she talks through her hat.
Merry New Year greetings and light snow greet Door Village as residents report Santa's gifts and holiday cheer. Local families gather for dinners and visits from Laporte toChicago with friends in Wanatah Stillwell Michigan City and Valparaiso. Comrades Shoemaker and McLellan attend Patton Post Hall memorials while many relatives are seen on streets and at homes during the holiday season.
A fragmented OCR item references a man from Manchester, years suffering a disease, and allegations of deception involving aliases and personal items like blankets. The text is incomplete but suggests a local crime or fraud note surrounding a person named George D. Williams.
A crowd gathered at Dave McKellips' home Tuesday evening as the Westville Ladies Relief Corps and families arrived to share a grand Christmas feast. Frank Flood's family spent Christmas with parents. Snow lingered but sleighing was poor. Harry Goodrich and Roy McKellips battled influenza over the holiday. Johnny Cathcart hosted relatives from Pinhook. Lem Milk visited Morgan Prairie on Sunday.
Plainfield Indiana woman says a two month treatment by her family physician failed to help her lung condition. After using six bottles of Dr King s New Discovery she recovered and can do housework again. Free trial bottles offered at E T Scorr s Drug Store with large bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 00.
Last Saturday afternoon near Otis Julius Schmidt s two year old son Willie climbed onto a chair to reach the Christmas table. He fell into a boiler of boiling water scalding him severely and dying at 4 o clock despite medical help.
The Wabash B y offers roundtrip tickets at one and one third fare on December 23 24 25 30 31 1898 and January 1 1899 with return through January 3 1899. Every Thursday year round. Youth's Companion promises a 1899 volume with diverse fiction poetry travel sketches articles and anecdotes from notable contributors and prepaid calendar. free paper through subscription then a year to 1900.
A vintage health ad warns of a deceptive kidney disease with three stages kidney trouble bladder trouble and Brights disease. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy and offers free sample bottle and information by mail from Binghamton New York with a note to mention Westville IpicaTOR.
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