Local Fort Wayne notes and upcoming events
Veterans and residents are listed with various travel, work, and health updates. Warren Hoke, a Civil War veteran, recovers. Grace Tinkham, a West Main Street teacher, underwent hospital surgery. Grace Reformed church groups meet. city stockholders plan a meeting. Elks arrange a minstrel show for charity. City businessman movements include Egly at the Gra bill State bank and Singrey buying White’s apartment house. Russell Conwell to lecture at Congregational church, delayed by his wife’s illness.
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Warren Hoke
George Waldschmidt
Lakes
Teeny Se& Alness
Albert Egly
Grabill State Bank
Fort Wayne Fair Association
Frank Nogal
Toledo
Grace Tinkham
West Main Street
Lutheran Hospital
Tinklert
Clay
Henry W. Benning
Fort Wayne Box Company
Cincinnati
W. F. McLallen
Columbia City
Wes
Molallen
First National Bank
Colarebia
City
E Case
Spencerville
Shutt
Cotmeilman W. C. Lehcier
Charlotte Tobey
New York
Fort Warne
R. EB. White
Itrael
Fort Wayne
John G. Schaeffer
Battery B
Indianapolis
National Guard
Woman's Missionary’ Society of Grace Reformed Church
Frank Leykaut
Grace Church
St Peter's Council No
St. Rose Council
Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana
St. Peter's School Hell
A. B. ‘White
East Fiftieth Street
Chicago
Franklin E. Singrey
Fort Wayne Saddlery Company
Singrey
Mr. White
Hoagland Avenue
Young People’s Society of Grace Reformed Church
W. A. Hobson
Irving Biter
Stella Bottger
Raymond Close
Bartha Bitwer
Russell H. Conwell
Congregational Church
Island Park
White Fruit House Special Sales Bulletin
Special sale at the Fruit House offering dressed chickens at 1 per pound, country eggs at 8 per dozen, breakfast bacon at 12 per pound, buckwheat flour at 25c, large sacks, cigars, and other bargains. Compare prices and order early before supply rushes. Visit the second and third floors for discounts and premium values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Tilson
Comie Snang
White Fruit House
Hem-Roid announces universal cure for piles
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid claims to cure piles with internal treatment. A guarantee accompanies every package, offering a month's supply for two dollars. Meyer Bros Co located at Calhoun and Wayne corners and 1431 Calhoun St near Baker advertises the product from Buffalo Station B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
Meyer Bros Co
Calhoun Street
Columbi
Wayne
Baker
Meeting of Central Electric Railway Association in Dayton
The second annual meeting and banquet of the Central Electric Railway Association will be held in Dayton on Thursday in January at the Phillips House. The day includes a business session with speeches by A Nicholl, Charles F. Rice, and Chauncey P. Button, plus committee reports on traffic and brake rigging. A banquet will close the day with B C Spring presiding. trafficking officials from several states will attend.
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Secon
Central Electric Railway Association
Uet
Phillips House
A. Nicholl
Anderson
Charles F. Rice
Western Onis Raihway Company
Linn
Chauncey P. Button
The
Telegraphic System Company
Rochester
GC. Taylor
Etepedt
Committee On Traffic Organization
F. D. Norvinl
B.C. Spring
West Milton
Dayton
Traffc
Interurban
Indiana
Illinis
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Cenic Railway Association
Central Passenger Association
Steam Roads
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Mod
Plan to Guard Lives of Trolley Car Patrons
Indiana railroad commission to hold a February 10 conference with traction officials to discuss safeguarding trolley riders. They will seek uniform operating rules and training for motormen and conductors to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Ostting Mill Seeks Farmers Trade at Stellhorn Farm
W H Ostting continues running the saw and grist mill at the old Stellhorn Farm and invites farmers to bring their work and supplies for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ostting
Stellhorn Farm
Large Farm Deals Close in Marion Township Yesterday
Frederick Bolle sold his 53 acre Marion township farm to Martin Holiman for 5000 dollars and bought the Schmidt farm near the county infirmary. His new holdings total 117 acres for 12000 dollars. Sales negotiated by Rillan Vorndran agency. Y W C A presents Russell H. Conwell at Plymouth Congregational Church tonight with admission fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bolle
Marion Township
Martin Holiman
Schmidt
Rillan Vorndran Agency
Langard proposes substitute dump site plan for city refuse
Councilman Langard from the Second ward aims to replace the Harrison Street dumping ground with a new system and run a pool project for the city. He plans a council resolution banning dumping on Harrison Street and directing ashes to be hauled elsewhere, linking the move to improving the St Marys river channel and the Barr Street market area.
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Board of Public Works
Harrison Street
St. Mary's
Langard
Harr Street
Barr Street
Excursion to Hot Sulphur Wells Promoted in Notice
A private car excursion to Hot Sulphur Wells in San Antonio Texas is offered next Tuesday the 21st with reduced expenses refunded to land buyers. Jae Eugenn M Fitch manager Earth ent Monroe Fitch Sons agency. Office open evenings at 745-Want ads in the Journal Gazette show classified rates.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jae Eugenn M. Fitch
Earth Tent
Monroe W. Fitch
Will and estate items loom in local court records
The circuit court probated the will of Christian Schiefer with half the estate to Mrs. Liggie Hartwig and half to Hartwig’s grandchildren, with Hernan Hartwig as trustee and Schiefer as executor. Ellen O Rourke’s will sent estate to John and Maury O Rourke. Guardian appointed for Mary Chastell. Appeals in banking and trust cases noted, plus several civil suits settled or dismissed. A wedding license list and ad notices conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Schiefer
Liggie Hartwig
Ellen O'Rourke
Jonp
Maury O'Rourke
O'Rourke
H.C. Underwood
Mary Chastell
First National Bantc
Citizen's Trust Company
National Duplicating Book Company
Fidge
E. Cook
Huntington
William
Flighbet Blue
Jenhetta Royce
P. K. Colereick
Boardwood
Fort Wayne & Lima Traction Company
O. N
Ingram Drewery
Louisa Metker
Hollister
Meyer Bros
Cineraria Plants Offer Notice From Bonrosvilla Indiana
In bloom cineraria plants priced 75 cents and 31.00 with special price 0c Thurs and Fri Lydia E Auger and Maurice E Griffith named in a notice. If no reply by January 20 a partition suit will settle the estate of John Griffith. Attorneys Thomas and WM Grifteth of Grabill Indiana handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E
Auger
Maurice E
Griffith
John Griffith
Thomas
Grifteth
Br H
Grabill
Bonrosvilla
Ind
Conwell to Speak at Plymouth Church Tonight
Russell H. Conwell of Philadelphia will be heard at Plymouth Congregational Church tonight under the auspices of the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Plymouth Congregational Church
Central Grocery Ad Offers Wide Range of Groceries and Prices
Local ad lists White Clover Bonny and Standard Oysters, Irving 20¢ items, eggs at 22¢ a dozen, dairy butter 26¢, coffee varieties from 18 to 38 cents, sugar corn three for a price, Early June Peas and Tomatoes by can, Jersey cranberries and sweet potatoes, onions and beets, flour 1.25 and 1.20 per bag, sugar cured hams and picnics, bacon, lard, dust, soap, oats, rice and dressed chickens available.
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Irving
Sept
Jersey
Monrosville
Swift's Pride
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City News
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Dreier & Bro
de Leontardt Co
Station B
Butfate
Meeting OF Electric Railway Organization
Central Association
Tration
State Railroad Commission
Journal- Gazette
Cineraria
Central Grocery
W. Wayne
Bell
E. A. Scully
Grocer
W. Jefferson Street
CUT Rate Meat CO
Grand Street
Fort Wayna, Inc
Boston
Adiés
Wm.hatin & Company
Fort Wayne Printing CO
Telephone
Journal-Gazette
Louisiana
Peerless
Mrs. Potts
Sad Irons
Universal Food Chopper
H. Pfeiffer & Son
E. Columbia St
Eee Laapa
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