Winter Suits at H C Meyers on Harrison Street
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
4
Go to H C Meyers at 44 Harrison Street for a winter suit or overcoat. His styles are the latest and prices the lowest.
The Mechecannociqua Tribe No 106 Improved Order of Red Men held a semiannual election at Harmony Hall last night naming Decree K Rhine as Sachem Maj J C Miller as Senior Sagamore J Girard as Junior Sagamore L K H Brown as Chief of Records Ernest Tegtmeyer as Assistant Chief of Records S D Engle as Keeper of Wimpum John T Leach as Prophet and Trustee John T Leach The Bell promotes sweeping sale at 18 Calhoun Street.
The ad lists boys and girls sleighs priced 35c to 50c and strong sleighs at 50c 65c with mentions of Wie and $1. The note then reports a city board meeting where chair C B Bush was absent and discusses relocating the police headquarters to the police court basement for sanitary reasons.
Mrs. S L Morris visits friends in Chicago. Robert H Carnahan on a Boston business trip. Phil Lutz and John Cari in Zanesville Indiana on business. Rev E C Dickey of Indianapolis in the city. Georgia and Constance Lumbard visiting Chicago. Marguerite Hanna to Pensacola Florida for winter. Attorney Sam Swayne returns from hunting with 18 quail and 12 rabbits. Miss Abel Hoagland teacher injures her left arm on ice. Miss Mary Kinnard to return from Toll, Illinois. Allie Cooper returns to Marshall Michigan from visit. Frank DeHass Robison and Frank Squire leave for Cleveland representing Consolidated Street Railway. Empire theatre draws crowds as A F Schoch offers low prices on suits and overcoats at 414 West Main. Fort Wayne Chapter No 19 Royal Arch Masons elect officers led by High Priest A M Tower and King J M Griffith among others.
The notice invites readers to join the Suit Club offering a handsome suit or overcoat for $1 per week. Contact J A Hellings at 28 East Wayne Street by mail or phone to enroll.
An affidavit details a case where Michael Spitz faces charges as a defendant. The document filed in Justice Huser 5 court outlines the offense alleged in the filing.
The Central Traffic association passenger committee met in Chicago to discuss bicycle charges in baggage cars, favoring a fee but postponing action until bicycles are carried again. Pennsylvania plans a Cincinnati Indianapolis line via Richmond and may reroute the C H and D car, potentially uniting with I D and W to form a through Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis line affecting several lines and business allocations. Local notes list who is ill, on leave, or returning to work, including Pennsylvanian and Nickel Plate staff, with several shop injuries and attendances.
National committeemen debate where the GOP convention will be held with four cities in contention San Francisco Chicago Pittsburg and St Louis San Francisco claims 15 to 20 votes and may influence the outcome, but most expect the convention to go to Chicago or St Louis. Meanwhile treasury stamps thefts prompt arrests and a wave of recovered papers.
A 21-year-old man from Canton Ohio rode past Selby Ind on a freight train stop and explained he wagered with a friend he could walk 600 miles to Chicago in 20 days. He said he started 17 days ago and had about 101 miles to go when the conductor spoke. He insisted he would finish on the square.
Reports say J E Grady a wealthy turpentine operator and sawmill man of Higgston Montgomery county was shot dead while investigating a strange noise in his yard. The killing follows a history of local tensions and ties to a lynching claim involving Miss Willie Grady. California dried fruits and Good Words Words for J M Robinson’s candidacy are also noted.
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