Free Entertainment at Bethel Church Next Monday Evening
Free entertainment advertised at Bethel church corner Clin ton and Holman streets at 7 30 p m. Children urged to attend. Also promotional copy for Imported Blend Cigar 10c smoke for 5 cents and fresh Christmas candy from Huyler's and Gunther's at A J Keller New Drug Store in the New Lau Building.
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Bethel Church
Clinton and
Holman Streets
Just
Huyler
Gunther
A. J. Keller
New Drug Store
New Lau
Barcus' Fine Candies Glace Bon Bons on Sale
Barcus' Fine Candies advertises daily made Glace Bon Bons in the store. Gunther's Huyler's or other candies are not equal to Barcus'. Fine box Candies are a specialty and inviting customers to call and see them made.
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Gunther
Huyler
Barcus
Local notes and holiday blurbs from Kendallville area
Master Everett Johnson of Kendallville visits friends in the city for Christmas. Loesch's Toilet Cream advertised for chapped hands and skin. Frank Dildine returns from a visit with relatives. Morris, Fisher, and King were in Valparaiso yesterday. Moffats stay in Madison for Christmas. Loesch's Drug Store promotes holiday goods. Mrs. J. S. Glenn and daughter from Huntington visit Fort Wayne for holidays. City Editor Searles and family visit Huntington. Miss Phela Robinson of Tiffin visits sister Mrs. Bilderback in Fort Wayne. Trinity Episcopal Church announces Christmas services at 10:45. Auburn Courier enlarged edition. Barns experiencing a boom. Ellis Flutz travels to Fort Wayne. Christmas wedding: John and Maggie Marks marry at Bloomingdale and will reside in Fort Wayne. John Kelly of Kendallville visits Fort Wayne. his mustache gone. Bobo-link club elects officers. Rev. A. B. Chaffee leaves South Bend to become president of Central University at Pella Iowa. H. G. Thayer of Plymouth lectures on Paul’s Journey to Rome. attendance small due to bad weather.
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Everett Johnson
Kendall Villé
Loesch
Frank Dildine
Tiffin
O. Samuel L. Morris
Henry E. . Fisher
F. E. King
Valparaiso
Moffat
Madison
Ind
Loesch’s Drug
Barr
Wayne Streets
John
Glenn
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Searles
the Sentinel
Phela Robinson
J. H. Bilderback
East Wayne Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Berry
Fulton Streets
A. W. Seabrease
Auburn Courier
Auburn
Brother Barns
Ellis Flutz
Maggie Marks
Bloomingdale
M. IE
Montpelier
John Kelly
Kelly
Kendallville
John Brunskill
Brownell Jackson
William Noll
Frank Shaffer
Paul
Rome
Golden & Patterson's Turkey Lunch Evening
Fine neckwear gloves scarves and handkerchiefs advertised as neat and nobbiest. Free turkey lunch offered to all friends and patrons this evening. Cas Gluber at 101 Broadway invites everyone to attend.
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Golden & Patterson's
Cas Gluber
Broadway
Cras Gruber
Funeral for William J. Holverstott Held Tomorrow
The funeral for William J. Holverstott, who died yesterday morning of consumption at his Bassstreet home, will be at 10 o clock tomorrow. Short services at the house precede shipment over the Lake Shore to Wolf Lake Noble county for interment. Grand Army veterans and Knights of Pythias will attend in a body.
Grand Turkey Lunch at Wiebke's Today and Evening
Local notice from the Board of Trade at 33 Calhoun Street highlights a community event titled Grand Turkey Lunch at Wiebke's, with details about schedules for today and tonight. The item is part of a broader roundup of industrial and social notices including personnel moves, sickness, and union activities within regional workshops and railway facilities.
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Wiebke’s
Board OF Trade
Calhoun Street
Holiday lunch and fashion house ad at Calhoun street
At Miller and Myers old stand No 104 Calhoun street promises Christmas Eve and holiday dinners with Furkey chicken rabbit and roast pig and a claim of the best lunch in the city. Golden and Patterson's promotes men's fine furnishings and up to date clothing as headquarters.
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Miller & Myers
Calhoun Street
Furkey
Golden & Patterson’s
Fort Wayne council clash sparks voter call to action
A Fort Wayne letter to the editor denounces a council uproar over Charles E. Everett's attempted address. It accuses John Mohr E H McDonald and Tony Kelker of silencing debate and urges voters to punish Democratic council members in the spring election. The writer blames James M Barrett and the Consolidated Street Railroad attorney for shaping the disgraceful scene.
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Post
Fort Wayne
Charles E. Everett
R.T. McDonald
James M. Barrent
Andy Purman
Everett
E. H. McDonald
Schied
Jim Barrett
John Mohr
Mr. Everett
Mr. Mohr
R. T. McDonald
Tony Kelker
James M. Barrett
Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Dr Driver III Stricken During Sunday Church Service
Marion Leader reports Dr. Driver III collapsed briefly during a Sunday night Methodist church service after about 15 minutes of preaching. Physicians ruled the attack temporary with no danger, advising rest as the eminent divine had been overworked recently.
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Marion
Dr. Driver
Ian Ebay
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Chas. F. Ppriffer
Louis A. Centlivre
Chas. F. Centlivre
John. B. Reuss
Merry Christmas
Lake Erie and Western
Joseph Bracht
L. E. Thayer
The
Organ Company
Philadelphia
Henry Goegline
Pittsburg
C. W. Dwelley
Wabash
Frank Nash
Charles Geake
Charles Collins
Electric Works
M. H. Hobrock
Chicago
Charles W. Hall
W. H. Dawkins
James Trease
Michigan
J. G. Littlejohn
Electric
Machinists’ Union
E. of L. Hall
Foster Block
Frank N. Edsall
St. Louis
Anthony Wayne Manufacturing Company
Oliver Street
I. W. Kurtz
Bass Foundry
Peru
Justice
C. E. Everett
Scherer
the Mope
Steam Bakery
Maumee Ave
DR. Driver III
Santa Claus
Mergentheim's Bazaar
Childdren
Mergentheims Bazaar
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Brenzinger Bread Baking Co
West Washington
Aurenti
A. C. Aurentz
West Berry ST
Kasten & Kohlmeyer
Gustave Frohman
John Stapleton Company
DeMille
Belasco
New York Lyceum Theatre
Meyer’s
Temple Theatre
Stuart Robson
Wm. R. Hayden
Sherdan
Mr. Robson
Bob Acres
Meyer's
Empire Theatre
West Main Street
Tonicht Gilmore
PAL Heyman & GO
Phlneyman
New. York
Hair Bazaar
D.rodenhesk
E. Washington Street
Indiana
J. C. Kobgel
Lehman
Alhoun Street
MF. Kaag
Roger & Gallet
Ricksecker’s
Lundbour ’S Colgate’ S
Palmer’s
Lazell’s
Freese & Ranke
Tailors
Bay
Tri-State Building
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