Local notes and social scene wrap from the region
Hon R C Bell returns from New Orleans. Frank Allen and Emma Kinley wed last night. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Brins ley of 128 Rockhill street. The Misses Swinney host a tea on the west side. George Irwin returns from Pittsburg. Mr C E Beardsley of Ottawa Ohio visits son Dr G E Beards ley. Mrs Kettner of Fort Wayne visits daughter Mrs John Buck. Fred Schnider and George Rabur from Fort Wayne in town on business. Ben Lehman returns from Cincinnati. Miss Julia Drayer of Hartford City returns home. J A Myers visiting in the city for Senator Sherman’s book. Dr and Mrs Knode of Wichita visit. Knode formerly practiced here. Charles Drake leaves for Philadelphia to run a barber shop bought by Willard Holland. Miss Munson of Cleveland and Miss Grace White to Wabash for Mrs Charles Haas visit. A belt line car injures a water spaniel on Fairfield Avenue. officer to shoot dog. Mrs A R Bell visits Wayne relatives. Miss Victoria Stone of Fort Wayne visits. Tony Jourdan denies engagement to Miss Emma Perry. Police officials travel to Columbia City to testify in Dunfee murder case. Ethel Lipes ill with diphtheria in Fort Wayne and not expected to live. Mr and Mrs Holtermann now residents of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bell
New Orleans
Frank Allen
Emma Kinley
Clifford Brinsley
Rockhill Street
Swinney
George Irwin
Irwin
Pittsburg
C. E. Beardsley
Ottawa
G. E. Beardsley
Kettner
Fort Wayne
John Buck
Delphos Herald
Fred Schnider
George Rabur
Montpelier
Ben Lehman
Cincinnati
Julia Drayer
Hartford City
A. B. Crowe
J. A. Myers
Cail & Montgomery
Senator Sherman
Knode
Wichita
Kas
Porter
Charles Drake
Philadelphia
Willard Holland
Miss Munson
Cleveland
Grace White
Wabash
Charles Haas
Fairfield Avenue
A. R. Bell
Wayne
Victoria Stone
Decatur Democratic Press
Tony Jourdan
Emma Perry
Bergman
Daseler
Jewell
Coling
Strodel
Rayhhouser
Columbia City
Dunfee
Ethel Lipes
W. D. Holtermann
Fort
Indiana Manufacturing Company of
Peru
H. C. O’denkirk
Cleveland and
Pennsylvania Lines
Ed F. Schell
Schell
Chicago Northern Railroad
C. Norwald
J. W. Fabian
Pennsylvania Planing Mill
P. Scully
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Wellsboro
Haverhill
Mass
Pittsburg Road
Remer
H. Engbers
Kerr Murray Works
Heires Piper
James Ormiston
W. G. Bemen
Electric Works
Beman
F. Green
The
Electric Corporation
Portland
Ind
Mollie Forbing
J. H. Franke
Decatur
Pennsylvania
Anna Downer
H. W. Billings
John McVey
Warwick bicycles touted after family thanks
AS Hollester and family express thanks for sympathy after a bereavement. AL Crull of 128 East Washington street again takes the Warwick bicycles agency. The 1896 Warwick tandem is praised as the finest of its kind, with a large initial order and many sales this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS. Hollester
AL. Crull
East Washington Street
Warwick Bicycles
Warwick
Crull
White Elephant hosts chicken lunch for patrons
At the White Elephant saloon, Mr Chas Muehlfeith invites patrons to a chicken lunch from 8 to 11 tomorrow evening at 10 West Main Street. Extra staff anticipated to serve the crowd as demand grows. The Empire also features the Mendoza sisters aerial act tonight with a matinee tomorrow afternoon and a change of program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Muehlfeith
White Elephant
Muelfeith
No. 10
West Main Street
The
Empire
Sisters Mendoza
Great Mortgage Shoe Sale Opens Tomorrow in Fort Wayne
Boots and Shoes sale at 20 Calhoun Street touted as the greatest shoe sale in Fort Wayne history. Shoppers urged to visit H. C. Meyers at 44 Harrison Street for winter apparel. Everett & Doud advertise real estate bargains on the third page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 20
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne
Everett & Doud
Normandy
F. J. Curtice
Schmitz
Local Affidavits and Court Actions Reported
J H DeMoney files affidavit against James Davidson for vagrancy in Lake township. Davidson alleged to trespass barns and sheds and be a nuisance. Sheriff Clansmeier to arrest. Sebastian Miller v Wabash railroad on trial before Judge Dawson. Circuit court: John v McMillen v Vesey administrator. Sarah Payne sues William R Payne for divorce. Arthur Dodge sues Ryan Trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. DeMoney
Lake Township
James Davidson
Davidson
Clansmeier
Sebastian Miller
The
Wabash Railroad
Dawson
John
McMillen
Wm. J. Vesey
Geo. Bullard
Sarah Payne
William R. Payne
Arthur Dodge
Ryan
Monroeville freight collision endangers well known fireman
A noon crash between two sections of freight train No. 73 near Monroeville left fireman Lloyd Carnahan seriously injured with a broken leg and other wounds. He was taken to St. Joseph hospital amid heavy blood loss and possible amputation, as crews cleared the site and emergency care commenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Lloyd Carnahan
Carnahan
Broadway
St. Joseph Hospital
Siemen
Pullman Company
Pullman
The
Pennsylvania and
Alton
Wagner
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Warsaw
Pennsylvania Company
Crestline
M. Schuler
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph Lobbe, Frank Luly, Mat Mettler, Joseph Disser
George Stier
John Schuler
John Zern
Beaman & Smith and
Brown & Sharpe
Providence
R. L
Big sale at Louis Wolf & Co and shoe store hoards bargains
Attention shoppers seek the big sale at Louis Wolf & Co. 54 Calhoun Street and the Hoosier Shoe Store offering rubber goods at the lowest city prices. O B Fitch, 52 Calhoun, promotes the big mortgage sale of boots and patterns with linings free, while H C Meyers, 44 Har, invites dress pattern buyers with per yard promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Calhoun Street
Louis Wolf & Co
Hoosier Shoe Store
O. B. Fitch
Louis Wolf. &.C
Debs Freed Speaks In Chicago Tonight On Liberty
Debs left jail at midnight and plans a Chicago talk at Battery D on Liberty, with a parade and lunch. He will travel to Terre Haute for a labor meeting then spend weeks at the American Railway Union headquarters. He credits six months of confinement with hardening him and shaping views on railroads and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woopsrock
Ill
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Chicago
Battery D
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Armory
American Railway Union
Milwaukee
Pantitorium promotes quality dyeing and best prices
The Pantitorium advertises neat work and perfect colorings with in house dyeing and guaranteed results. Miss J. Haverty, proprietor, invites inspection of samples at No. 16 Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantitorium
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Globe
Lobe Corner
Calhoun and
Main Streets
the White Elephant
A. A
Aurentz’s
West Berry St
H. C. Meyers
Harrison Street
Lloyd Carnahan Hart
Charles Sweeney
Frank Winger
East Yards
Hayden Cherry
Geo
White
Robt
Garmeier
Dixon
D.C. Ridenhour
Charles E. Wright
Ridenhour
Columbus
Angus Pet Rayne
H. A. Philley
A. H. Polhamus
Louis Radke
Tim Short
Weinger
C. W. Carimore
John Uebelhoer
Fred Lynch
A. Girard
Ladoga
H. Meyers
P. E. Albers
Pittsburg Roundhouse
David McKay
Montreal
Nickel Plate Railroad
A. C. Aurentz’s
H.C. Meyers
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Juliet
Princess
Alexander
Mergentheim's Bazaar
Will
C. Aurentz
Dresden
M. Frank & CO
Empire Theatre
K. Klegbin
East Washington ST
L. Jaxtheimer & Son
Tailors
J. Ball
Tri-State Building
W. G. Burket
Cleary
Harrison
Washington St
Phl Heyman
Calhoun ST
Allen County Loan and Savings Association
East Berry Street
GarrLers Haller
Basu
H. A. Keriiaxr
K. x -Coox
Gonvatosy
Teuauuge Ys
Romy & Bobilya
Court House
Simon Freistroffer
East Main Street
Henry Monning
E. Wayne St
Evening Post
the Evening Post
Berry St
Evenine Post
Louis F. Cardes
Peter F. Poirson
East
Columbia Street
Purman Street
Peter ¥. Poirson
Bank Block
Telephone 214
New Aveline
C. B. Fitch
West Herry Street
Evening Post Office
John E. Thompson
Wall Street
M. Evening Post
Ooora Oe
A. C. Aurentz
Berry Street
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