City News Briefs Include Fire Accident and Permits
A blast of brief items reports scarlet fever in the city, a fire alarm at 1213 Calhoun Street causing minor losses, and permits issued for a $2000 frame dwelling on St Joe Boulevard and a $750 remodel at 2304 Rockhill Street. Judge Holcomb of Printad, Col., visited local residents, and a misread blizzard moment prompted a fashion purchase after a train arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaudle
Albert Tompikinson
Calhoun Street
J. Knehiinger
St Joe Boulevard
Willimy Beck
Rockhill Street
Judge Holcomb
Printad
John XII
New York
Second Floor Summer Trimmed Hats and Lingerie Offerings
A fragmented ad promotes a second floor sale featuring summer trimmed hats with numerous flower combinations, lingerie shirts and shirt waists, ladies suits jackets and skirts, and low prices. It highlights low prices across departments including china hardware carpets and garden goods, with a farmers' notice paying per dozen for fresh eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Department
Spéetat Sala
Bse
ARPET
Asminister and
Wilton
Washington D C Visit Highlights Y M C A Figures At Dinner
Informal dining event hosted by C D Emmons and B Paul Mossman honored Mr HB MacFarland president of the Washington board of commissioners. Attendees included E H Merritt and R B Hanna of the Commercial club and Y M C A workers J M McKay J W Burns N Dion. Notices also mention condolences for a son and deadlines for mortgage affidavits in Allen County with the auditor's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Emmons
Young Men's Christian Association
Ir. B. Paul Mossman
Wayne Lintel
HB. F. MacFarland
Board of Commissioner
Washington, D.C
MacFarland
Chicago
EH. H. Merritt
Robert B. Hanna
Commercial Club
B. Stuer
J. Ml McKay
Central Board
Oir
J. W. Burns
N. Dion
Cheitmains
Wallroad Board
Minelle
Mary Lee Ninde Found Guilty in Battery Case
In Washington township Monday Justice Howard Hawthorn ruled Mary Lee Ninde guilty of assault and battery in a case brought by attorney Lee Ninde. Evidence showed she struck John Wideraski with a hammer and a stick after stones were thrown at his window on Hayden Street. Wideraski chased Mary upstairs but was checked by two of her boarders, Mary’s attorney and witnesses convinced the judge of the charge. Mary was fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pojfsnt
Attomney Lee
Howard Huwthorns
Ington Township
John Widerask
Tce
Hayden Street
Ninde
John
Mary
John ‘Winnersky
John Solenesky
Mr. Ninde
Iudge Hawthorn
Police Court Notes Reflect Mixed Sentences and Local Crime
In yesterday's police court Law White alias Smith faced a $6 fine and a thirty day jail term for theft. enforcement postponed. John Slave received an hour to leave the city for drunkenness. Achim Stefan Houmetian was fined $1 and costs for striking a woman. An incorrigible lad was cited. burglaries at 925 Hedgewater Avenue yielded clothing and trinkets while family vacationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Achim Stefan
Grigson
Polles Martin
Bt Anken
Plainfield
Yaniengey
Hdgewater Avenue
Oime
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Sahagon
Reguler
Sale Priges
Madras
Plata
Vienna
Brent
Haffher’s Star Bakery
E. Lewis Si
Cadillac
Itomobile Co
Urage
Fiee
Journal-Gazette
Werare
Indiana
Meyer Quality
Meyer Brothers CO
Business Mon’ Everywhere
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction
Anne
Warsaw
Hel Aml
Monarch
S. Bush
City News
Charles Benning
Thanh
Charley Spetee
Iy Ross Wicklitte
S27
Onsan Avenue
White Fruit House
Bulletin
Ohio
Ann
MR. Macearland
Washington
E. D. Conway
South Door
Court House
Geo
Journal- Gazette
Boston
Valiatin 8 Company
Alga Sath
Soray Nozalea, Cou
Buns Gass
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co
Preesen
Fort Wayne Printing CO
Lee ‘Ninde
Police News
White House
Eagh Pain
Seavey's
West Main Street
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