The Wabash runs along the south edge of Bluffton, quiet under the bridges and lined with hardwoods the whole way out to Ouabache. Casey’sTree Service works the shaded blocks around the courthouse square and the farm lanes past the edge of town — removals when a limb-heavy ash has finally given up, trimming to lift a crown off a roofline. Pruning is done with an eye on next summer's shade rather than this week's tidiness. After a squall crosses Wells County and fills the alleys with green wood, the storm cleanup keeps going until the curb line is clear. The reward is simple: a yard that looks like nothing ever happened in it.