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Williamsport Review Republican (Newspaper) - October 22, 1914, Williamsport, Indiana a Etc new by it fms Ciji a of a Ems i�14. La . Etta Miller was among the Danville shoppers saturday. Mrs. Charles Powell was a visitor Here Friday afternoon. Lester Ping transacted business Here monday morning. Harley Moore was seen Here on our streets saturday evening. Mildred Flesher was calling on friends Here Friday evening. Bess Cronkhite was calling on friends Here thursday noon. Aaron Wright and wife were visitors Here thursday afternoon. Harold Drollinger was a business caller Here saturday afternoon. Howard m. Northrup transacted business Here Friday afternoon Urith Vannata assisted mrs. Will Talbert with her housework Friday. Pearl Taylor of Johnsonville called on Lola Berkshire Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Wysong was calling on mrs. Aria Berkshire Friday evening. Aunt Nan Talbert was calling on mrs. Aria Berkshire Friday afternoon. Bert Drollinger was a business caller Here thursday evening of last week. Ira Evans of West Lebanon was a business transacted Here saturday afternoon. John Martin is on the sick list this week. Or. H. Stephenson being in attendance. Ray Chandler Bess Cronkhite and Beulah Ware were out driving sunday evening. Herbert Brooks and Lola Berkshire spent sunday afternoon with Lester Ping and Anna Long. James Flesher and lady of Johnsonville were callers of West Lebanon Friday afternoon. Nelle Wurtsbaugh of Veedersburg spent saturday night and sunday the guest of Beulah Tanner. Mrs. Bert Ermentrout of Johnsonville was calling on friends Here wednesday afternoon of last week. Lester Ping and Anna Long Herbert Brooks and Lola Berkshire were out driving sunday evening. Or. And mrs. Chas. Potter and children of state line were sunday guests of h. L. Talbert and family. Mrs. James Williams an daughter Eva were calling on mrs. Aria Berkshire and children sunday afternoon. A baby girl was born to or. And mrs. Bert Drollinger saturday october 17. All concerned Are doing nicely. Mrs. James Flesher and daughter Mildred of Johnsonville were visitors Here thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Walter Irving and son. Dale of Johnsonville spent saturday afternoon with the misses Mona and Dora Irving. It Lee Foxworthy and lady Friend of West Lebanon Werea Nong the Many to attend the speaking Here Friday evening. Mrs. Chas. Alburn and daughter Gretchen were calling on mrs. John Downey and son. Max thursday afternoon. Frona fritters returned to her Home monday at Montrose 111., after being Ere for some time visiting relatives and friends. Earl Cunningham and Marley hos quot Kins were visitors of this place sunday evening. Quot Frona and Beulah said they several attended the Republican speaking Here at the red men Hall thursday evening. H. G. Hogan of it. Wayne and Carl Mehaffey of Williamsport being the speakers. Charles Truax and lady Friend Ora Goodrick and Willa Duvall Frank Duvall and Nelle Lyons Earl Flesher and Tinnie Meadows James Talbert and Ethel Smith attended services Here sunday evening at the f. Church. Or. Ford of Fowler Arthur Rommel wife and son Clarence of at Kymson ind., and mrs. Ota Fenters of Attica visited Here thursday morning of last week with mrs. Aria Berkshire and children. They drove Over in the former s line. Willie Miller is on the sick list. Louis Abbey was a caller Here saturday. Virgil Napp was seen on our streets Friday. I wonder if Opal k. Seen Rochen sunday. Lloyd Beckett had business Here tuesday. Charles White of Danville visited riday Here. Will Stuebe and wife were callers Lere sunday. Mrs. Effie Wells was a Danville caller saturday. Mrs. Clara Wise called on mrs. Joe Lenderson monday. Mrs. Sarah crag visited sunday with mrs. Anna Kiser. Lawrence Gunn of Danville visited bionday in state line. Mrs. Lee High entertained mrs. Belle Brown monday. Jennie Miller spent sunday evening with mrs. Fannie High. Mrs. Daniel Miller spent monday with mrs. Marion gouty. John Hoover and Hazel High were out driving sunday evening. Charles Sisk was one among the Many callers Here thursday. Jesse Siddens of near Foster was seen on our streets saturday. Mrs. Will Ingle called on mrs. David Miller sunday evening. Mrs. Earl Bonebrake called on mrs. Wary Siddens monday afternoon. Misses Ina High and Mabel Hoover were Danville shoppers saturday. Thomas Miller is acting As Section Breman at marshfiel4 this week. Lawrence Cunningham visited saturday evening with e. R. Menefee. Or. And mrs. Ross Thomas dined at or. And mrs. Philip highs sunday. Rev. Watkins filled his appointment Are sunday at the Christian Church. Or. And mrs. Mort Cunningham were visitors of Mary Bonebrake sunday. Claude Grant of near Walnut Corner was seen on our streets saturday. Dick Adams and miss Mabel Hoover were out buggy Riding sunday evening. Abbie Forker of Danville Iowa visited his lady Friend Edith Miller. Sunday. Quite a number from Here attended he Box supper at Riverside Friday evening. Lura and Opal elder and Mabel 3oover visited sunday with or. And Virs. We. Strong. Talbot Cunningham and wife and son Donald were visitors of our town wednesday. Mrs. Porter Clem and son. Freeman visited the latter part of last week with Home folks. Mrs. Stella Harpster and daughters Lizzie and Vera spent saturday evening with mrs. Ethel Beard. A Box supper will be Given at Forest Hill school on november 6th, ladies bring boxes and gentlemen please bring Well filled pocket books Ruth Lakin teacher. Gleen Strong Rhoda Badewitz John Hoover Hazel High Edith Jailer Abbie Forker Opal Kiser Rochen Wright Stella Cline and Opal Lakin attended Church at the m. E. Church sunday Sale. Stood 6-ft Binder used two years for Sale . A. O. . C. W. Smith has been repairing his barn and is going to make a garage out of it for his Auto. Lee Butler sold his hogs to John Mcca rid less tuesday and shipped them from Jud Yville. Mrs. Oren Goodwine of near Pence broke her wrist sunday while cranking the Auto or. Williams attended to the injury. George Whipps and wife visited with Tony Gill spies at Pence. Sunday. While at Pence they attended the Christian Church services. There Are big calculations being made for the new Christian Church at Pence. They will commence digging the basement monday. There were eleven teams with scrapers and gravel wagons passed through Here Friday. They Are going to work on a gravel Road near Tab. John Mankey purchased a new seven passenger Auto from Joe Rice. It is a Dandy John was out monday practice sing and does very Well for a Young Branch. Mrs. Tom Fink visited sunday with Home folks. Mrs John Beason spent thursday with mrs. Gus Gephart. Mrs Jack Wade transacted business in Carbondale monday. Charley Hetrick is building a new barn on the Hetrick Home place. The correspondent called on mrs. Charley Hetrick monday afternoon. William h. Brown and son prank were Williamsport visitors saturday. Charley Hetrick and son ed., called on Eldo fix sunday morning. Mrs. Elmer switcher spent Friday with mrs. John Beason and daughters. Tine Harrell of Oxford called on miss Golda Beason sunday afternoon. Miss Anna Cline spent a few Days last week with mrs. Mart Landon of near Jud Yville. Mason and Bryan Beason delivered Wood at Attica Williamsport and Kramer monday. Golda and Marinda Beason Ana Little Niece spent thursday with miss Maude Brown. Mason Bryan Golda and Marinda Beason were guests sunday of John o. Carlson and family. Clarissa Brown daughter of William f. Brown is very sick with Scarlet fever. Mrs. John Hetrick went to Lafayette monday to see her Little grandson that just arrived that morning. Little Mildred Arlene Carlson returned Home sunday after a weeks visit Ith her grandpa and grandma , r. R. 1. Mrs. Harley Long was a Marshfield caller Friday. John gue was seen in West Lebanon saturday. Miss Anna Wagner was in Marsh Field thursday. Nute Lough visited Marshfield saturday afternoon. Mrs. Perry Roderick is seriously ill with the tonsillitis. Mrs. Cliff Trent and daughter were Marshfield callers saturday. Grace Mcintosh of near Hedrick is the guest of mrs. Ned Brown. Misses Mabel and Dorothy Alberts were seen in West Lebanon saturday. Mrs Emma Long spent Friday night and saturday with her brother John Martin. Mrs. John Long and daughters Anna and Marie spent Friday afternoon with George Long and wife. Mrs. John Long and daughter Marie George Long and wife were among the West Lebanon shoppers saturday. For rent a furnished rooms suitable for Light House keeping. Call on Peter . Or and mrs. Frank Anderson of Winthrop attended the funeral of or. Thede Miller mrs. Arthur Peck was called to Winthrop saturday by the death of her sister s baby. Or. And mrs. Joseph Griffith and sons Edgar and Charles visited with or. And mrs. James Beach monday. The school at this place will hold a Box supper thursday october the 29th. Every body is invited to come and have a social time. Girls All Over six years up to 80 years bring boxes. Blanche Fullenlove teacher. Or. And mrs. Walter Sanders desire to thank their Many friends for the help Given in the sickness and death of their Darling baby. Also to thank the Epworth league for the Beautiful Flowers and the girls for the Sweet songs they Sang. The three weeks old baby of or. And mrs. Walter Sanders died saturday morning at 3 o clock with whooping cough. The funeral was held at the Home at one o clock sunday afternoon Rev Appleby of Pine Village conducted the services. Interment was made in Bethel cemetery just As the autumn breezes were whispering to the Beautiful leaves of their faithful services All through the Long summer Days and How Mother Earth was was waiting to receive them to her bosom for warmth and rest so the guardian Angel of Mother Bender whispered to her How her blessed redeemer was waiting to Comfort and bless her. In the state of new York August 1,1837, a Little daughter came to the Home of Thomas and Charlotta Allen to this Little one they gave the name of Ary at the age of 19 years she came to visit her brother George Allen who resided at Grove City Ohio. Here she met William Bender of Virginia. After a year s acquaintance they were United in marriage. Thus another Home was added to Grove City. To this genial couple came five children mrs. La Vina House Long Beach California mrs. Ida Coblentz Gettysburg or. Harry Bender and mrs. Mertie Lomerson Bradford or. George Bender Williamsport ind. In 1886 they moved to Drake county locating on the old Mahler Homestead near Bradford. This family United by letter with the m. A Church at Bradford. February 13, 1900, the husband and father was called Home. Mother Bender still remaining on the old Homestead until the autumn of 1913, since then she has been living with her children june 1, 1914, she went to make her Home with her youngest son George who with his Good wife did All that Loving hands and hearts could do for her Comfort. September 18, at 5 30 am she received a severe fall causing intense suffering. Yet not a murmur Ever passed her lips often thanking her children for their kindness. October 9, 1914, just As the Sun was bidding his world Good night she quietly fell asleep to say Good morning in the Bright and better Home of All the father s children god gives us All some Small Sweet Way to set the world rejoicing. Mother Bender s Way of giving the world rejoicing was a very hospitable and Loving spirit. In her Home and heart was Ever a place for child and Friend no one Ever crossed her threshold that did not feel they had indeed been blessed. To the ten grandchildren the memory of grandmother who by her Loving and thoughtful care and keep will As the years past by be like the fragrance of some Sweet Flower As its perfume is wafted out on the Breeze god granted to Ary Matilda Bender 77 years 2 months and 8 Days. Card of thanks we wish to extend our Heartfelt thanks to All neighbors and friends who have so nobly come to our assistance during the sickness and death of our Mother. Too much Praise cannot be Given the Williamsport friends As Well As Bradford. We wish to thank the choir for their Beautiful music Ren dered and also to thank All who sent the cheering Floral pieces. Mrs. Mertie Lomerson mrs. Livina House mrs Ida Coblentz or. Hirry Bender or. Geo. Church sunday oct. 24. Services will be held at the presbyterian Church next sundays follows 9 30 a. school. 10 30 a. services. 6 00 p. . E. Services. 7 00 p. services. Prayer meeting every wednesday Wilmer pastor. Car loads of All kinds of Tennessee red Cedar posts. d. to fast Drivers. Notice is hereby Given to All Drivers of automobiles who drive More than 15 Miles an hour on the outskirts of the town of Williamsport or who drives faster than 10 Miles in the business portion of said town will be prosecuted and fined to the full extent of the Law. Complaint having been made by Many of the citizens of fast driving i am compelled to strictly enforce the Law so take notice. J. C. Russell 01" to heirs creditors Etc. Notice is hereby Given that Liulam b. Durborow As administrator of the estate of James Mullen deceased has presented and filed a final account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the 16th Day of november 1914, at which time All heirs creditors or legatees of said estate Are required to appear in said court and show cause if any there be Why said account and vouchers should not be approved John f. Ritenour clerk. By Fokd f. Ritenour Deputy. Oct 8, 1914-w3.notice of surviving partner. Notice is hereby Given that the undersigned has been appointed by the judge of the circuit court of Warren county. State of Indiana surviving partner of the firm of Marble amp Gaskin. Of Vermillion county. Indiana. Said partnership is supposed to be solvent. William e. Gaskin surviving partner dated october 8, 19u. Oct. 15,1914-w3. John j. Hall attorney for notice. Static of Indiana 1 a a warily county in the Warren circuit court to september term 1914. Thomas e. Fortney "1 is. Minnie Fortney be it remembered that on this 6th Day of october a. D. 1914, the above named plaintiff by John a Hall his attorney filed in the office of the clerk of said court his complaint against said defendant and also the affidavit of a competent person that said action is for a divorce and that the defendant Minnie Fortney is a non resident of the state of Indiana. Said non resident defendant is therefore hereby notified of the Pendency of said suit and that said cause will stand for trial at the november term of said court 1914, and that unless said defendant appears and answers or demurs to said complaint on the Mth Day of said term being the first Day of december 11 14, to be Holden at the court House in Williamsport in said county and state the same will be heard and determined in her absence. We Anliss and the Seal of said court affixed at office la Williams Faisal port Indiana this 6th Day of october 1914. John f. Rite our clerk. Prieb of i Tanoue Deputy. Oct. 8, 1914-w4.notice to heirs creditors Etc notice is hereby Given that Lila of Gregory As administer matrix of the estate of John Gregory deceased has presented and filed a final account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the 16th Day of november 1914, at which time All heirs creditors or legatees of said estate Are required to appear in said court and show cause if any there be Why said account and vouchers should not be approved. John f. Rite our clerk. By feed f. Rite our Deputy. Oct. 15, 19u-ws, Victor a ringer attorney for plaintiff sheriff s Sale. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of the Warren circuit court in a cause wherein the Williamsport state Bank of Williamsport Indiana is plaintiff and Charles f. Sting in Eva i. St Bugle Maybell sting in Robert sting in sting in Ora Anna sting in Herb Crane John i Bryant Joseph Mcconnell Millard Farden and Sterling Cooper partners doing business under the firm name of Farden amp Cooper and Robert Stewart Are defendants requiring me to make the sum of seven Hundred and seventy two dollars and seventeen cents with interest on said decree and costs. I will expose at Public Sale to the highest bidder on saturday the 14th Day of november a. D. 1914, Between the hours of 10 o clock a. A. And 4 o clock p. Of said Day at the door of the court i Oise in Williamsport Warren county Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the real la state to wet commencing at the South East Corner of the South West Quarter in of Section five 5 running thence North eighty three 83 rods to the Center of big Pine Creek thence following the meanderings of said Creek to a Point fifty eight and one half 58 rods North of the Section line Between sections five 5 and eight 8 thence West to the East line of the South West Quarter 14 of the South West Quarter of said Section five 0 thence South fifty eight ind one half i,583� rods to the South line of said Section five o thence West along the Section line Between sections 5 and eight 8 to the right of Way of the Chicago it amp Loaster Illinois railway company thence South along said right of Way one Hundred and live we rods to the Center of big Pine Creek thence East toll whig the meanderings of said Creek to a Point eighty 80 rods South of said Section line Between Section quot Lve 5 and eight 81 thence East one Hundred and Twenty i a rods More or less to the East line of the Ortli West Quarter a i of Section i ight 8 thence North eighty 80 rods to the place of beginning All in township Twenty three a North Range seven 7 West containing in All 12 5.75 acres More or less subject to the life estate therein of John d. Sting in. If such rents and profits will not Seii tora sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interest a and costs i it Hlll at the same time and place expose to Public Sale the tee simple of said real estate subject to said life estate or so much thereof As May be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and costs. Said Sale will be made without any Relief whatever from valuation or appraisement Laws. William Cowgill Sheltr of Warren county. Oct 22, iai4-w4.notice of letting Bridge and levee contracts. In the matter of the in the Warry. A circuit estate of John w. Court september Siddens deceased. J term 1914, notice i i hereby Given that upon petition filed in said court by the administrator of said estate setting up the Insull Clency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof the judge of said court did on tie 10th Day of october 1914, find said estate to be probably insolvent and order the same to be settled accordingly. The creditors of said estate Are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency and required to file their claims against said estate or allowance witness the clerk and Seal of said court Fiskal at Williamsport Indiana this 18th Day of Mas 19w. John of Ritenour clerk of the Warren circuit court. By i id a Ritenour Deputy. Oct. 10,1914-w3, notice is hereby Given that the Board of commissioners of the county of Warren state of Indiana will receive sealed bids until one o clock p. M., on the 0th Day of november 1914, for the letting of the contracts to furnish All materials and labor and for the construction and repair of the following Bridges and levee to wit Bridge no. 164. Construction of a 12-foot Span reinforced Concrete Highway Bridge located on North and South Highway on West line of Section 31, township 23 North Range 6 West. In Medina township. Bridge no. 172. Construction of a 12-foot Span reinforced Concrete Highway Bridge on East and West Highway in Section 4, township 20 North Range 9 West in Steuben township. Levee. For the repair by Graveling of the West approach to the Wabash River Bridge in Section 6, township 21 North Range 7 West in Washington township. All of said work to be done in accordance with specifications for same. Bonds to accompany the bids As provided by Law and All materials and labor and All things to Law in accordance to the plans and specifications heretofore now on file la the office of the auditor of said county. The Board reserves the right to reject and or All bids. D. H. Moffitt auditor of Warren county. Oct. 22. I9i4-w3. Is 1 when Darling raises the Price of bread he will let you know. Victor h. Ringer att for petitioners. Notice of fiiin6 ibid time for presenting petition for it free Grayiel rom. Notice is hereby Given that on the 9th Day of october 1914, there was filed in the office of the auditor of Warren county. Indiana a petition for the improvement of a Public a Lerway in Jordan township. Warren county Indiana by taxation which petition reads a follows to wit in the commissioners court november term a�/14� state of Indiana Warren county to the honorable Board of commissioners of Warren county Indiana the undersigned resident freeholders and Legal voters of Jordan township Warren county Indi any respectfully Petiton your honorable Board for the improvement by the grading draining and paving with gravel of the present established Highway m said Jordan township. Warren county Indiana the beginning terminus and general description of the Center line of which Are As follows to wit commencing at the North West Comer of Section thirty six 36township Twenty two 22 North Range ten 10 West running thence South on the West line of said Section thirty six 36 to the South West Comer of said Section thirty six 36same to be paid for by general taxation on the taxable property of said Jordan township. Petitioners recommend that the Width of said Road be fixed at thirty six feet from Fence line to Fence line and that said i pro ement be accomplished by properly grading and leveling the Roadway and draining the same by the construction of proper Side drains tile drains sewers and and Bridges and by paving the Roadway with gravel. Petitioners also represent that said Highway connects at the North end thereof with a present established free gravel Road in said township known As the Crawford free gravel Road and the South end thereof connects with the South Boundary of said Jordan township and a present established free gravel Road running East and West on said South Boundary line that a d Road proposed to be improved is less than three Miles in length that no part of said Highway proposed to be improved is within the limits of an incorporated town or City and that there is no incorporated town or City in said township and that said improvement will be of Public Utility. Wherefore your petitioners Pray for an order for the reference of said matter to an Engineer and viewers for the establishment of said proposed improvement As provided by Law and for the talking of All other Steps As required by Law. O Crane j h Crawford a a Evans Henry Lohmeyer Clarence Thomas Hayes Ross r j Williams Lee a York vist Gray Abner Goodwine Orin Fisher Gabriel Pence Thos Gillespie Harley James m f Briggs Frank Pence Hugh James s w Shaneil Fred r Bel s j Shaneil Jas d Martin de a Mehaffey Bert Wilhite Grant Rice we Dicks George e Ford g r Keister f r Pence Harry Pence Herman w Briggs Geo w Perry s b Byers Sam Roberts Richard r Jacobs Ben Mclaughlin William Tyler Floyd Martin James Roe j e Mccandless Jos Clarey n c Goodwine Russel Hanson George r Bell Guy Bell m m Mccoskey Chas Renville de s Hobart and i As auditor of Warren county having designated by endorsement on said petition the 9th Day of november 1914, As the Day set for hearing and presentation of said petition notice is hereby Given that said petition will be presented to the Board of commissioners of said Warren county on the 9th Day of november 1914, the same being the first Day of the regular november term 1914, of said Board of commissioners. In whereof whereof i Hereunto subscribe Seal my name and affix the Seal of said county this 9th Day of october 1914. D. H. Moffitt auditor. Oct. 22. 1914-w3. Victor h. Ringer attorney for notice. State of Ixia Axa Varken Cou it to in the Warren circuit court to november term 1914. Hattle Denehue is. David Denehue. Be it remembered that on the 9th Day of october 1914, the above named plaintiff by Victor h. Ringer her attorney filed in the office of the clerk of said court a complaint against said defendant and also the affidavit of a competent person that said action is for divorce and that the defendant David Denehue is a non resident of the state of Indiana. Said non resident defendant is therefore hereby notified of the Pendency of said suit and that said cause will stand for trial at the november term of said court 1914, and that unless said defendant appears and answers or demurs to said complaint on the 19th Day of said term being the 7th Day of december 1914, to be Holden at the court House in Williamsport in said county and state begin Nung on the third monday of november 1914, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my hand and the Seal of said court affixed at my office in the sea town of Williamsport Indiana on this the Goth Day of october 1914. John f. Ritenour clerk. By Fred f. Ritnour Deputy. Oct. 15, 1914-w4.notice of election. Static of Indiana a pc Wauren county j i John f. Ritenour clerk of the Warren circuit court within and for said Bounty and state do hereby certify that there will be a general election held at the several voting precincts in said Warren county on tuesday november 3, 1914, Between the hours of six o clock a. And 6 o clock p. M., to receive votes for United states senator judge of the supreme court d Lith District judges of appellate court first District judges of appellate court. Second District Secretary of state treasurer of state auditor of state attorney general state superintendent of Public instruction clerk of the supreme and appellate courts state geologist Centennial Celebration constitutional convention in Congress tenth Cong res clonal District joint representative Benton and Warren counties. Prosecuting attorney Twenty first judicial circuit county auditor county treasurer clerk of the circuit court county sheriff county assessor county Surveyor county Coroner commissioner first District commissioner third District county councilman. First District county councilman second District county councilman third District county councilman fourth District county. Cou Nellman at Large. County councilman at Large county councilman at Large. Township trustees Lor the several townships township assessors for the several townships township advisory boards for the several townships justices of the peace for the several townships constables for the several townships in testimony whereof i have Hereunto subscribed my name and affix 3ealj de the Seal of said court at my office in Williamsport Indiana this i3th Day of october 1914. John f. Ritenour. Clerk of the Warren circuit court. State of Indiana la a it a Warren county a quot a i William Cowgill sheriff of Warren county Indiana hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a full True and Complete copy of the notice of election As Given me by said clerk on the Date above written. Witness my hand this 13th Day of october 1914, William Cowgill. Sheriff of Warren county dated october 13,1914. Oct la. 1914-w3. -u-5-�jsa a. 1 a j

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