Various Local Notices and Updates From City Bulletin
Hon Thomas Marshall and Mrs Marshall of Columbia City are in Gle Ne. WIR A Resdell returns to Tyler Andrews for auditing. Myrtis Nichols of Putnam Street ill but improving. staying with Mr and Mrs E Scheiman at 1904 Breadne. Interurban depot is contended with grip illness. he fails to recover to bed. Capt Clyde F Driesbach issues instructions to soldiers at Camp D to meet at armory for guidance on new gallery targets. Board of Public Safety to discuss police alarm system bid specs at tomorrow night’s meeting. Men’s Bible class West Greethton Avenue Church of Christ meets at Tide o’clock. Rev W Shambart to speak on Chestnuts. Col J Levering of Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction back in Philadelphia after Spy Run power station visit. Mrs Nancy Cheney, mother of Congressman John C Cheney, reported convalescing after stroke. age seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. R. Marshall
Clyde F. Driesbach
Campatty D
Board of Public Safety
West
Qreithton Avenue
Christ
W.ao Shambart
Col. J. Levering, Jones
Forte Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Philadelphia
D. Euimous
Spy Run Avenue
Roanoke
Nancy Chaney
John C. Cheber
Sullivan
Death Notices and Obituaries From Montpelier Area
Mrs Rachel A Kime died at her home in Montpelier Indiana at seventy one. She was born February 10 1838 in Fairfield County Ohio and married Isaac M Kime October 28 1856. Funeral at Montpelier Methodist Episcopal Church then interment in Lindenwood Fort Wayne. Six sons survive. Adele Matilda Seole died of diphtheria aged two at residence Agnes and Virginia avenues. Funeral private. Frank M Chapman funeral 2:30 pm Christian Church Poe, W Masonry. Alia P Phillips funeral Tuesday 10 am at residence Indiana Avenue and 10:30 from Methodist Episcopal Church Poe. John A Finke funeral Tuesday 11 from residence Indiana Avenue 1 pm from church. Margaret J Jimmerson Zenera service 2 pm at daughter B W Watterson’s residence 16 St Marr’s Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Kime
Montpelier
Ind
Kime
Fairfield County
Ohio
Seneca County
Isaac M. Kime
Whitley County
Adele Matilda Seole
Lee Seole
Agnes and
Virginia Avenues
Deeth
Frank M. Chapman
Christian Church
Poe
Masonic Order
W. P.sharn
Hart
Alia P. Phillips
Hunter
John A. Finke
Belson
Indiana Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret J. Jimmerson
Welock Tran
B. W. Watterson
St Marr's Evenud
Saloons closed after police check on West Wayne street
Chief Ankenbruck and officers patrolled Lafayette and Main to confirm reports of open saloons. Kiethinst and Malle on West Wayne street found closed with fires out. Three arrests by Patrolmen Stevens Heller and Kelley were the only prisoners. Louis Bolman faces charges after pawning or selling diamonds. a Chicago youth named Richardson linked to the case was under police scrutiny. Dalmar was arrested by Detective Soliday and Sergeant Pappert for pawned diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankenbruck
Kiethinst & Malle Place
West Wayne Street
Ankebruck
Lafayette
Main Street
Stevens, Heller
Kelley
Louis Bolman
A? Richardson
Chicago
Margarette Luvaine
Superior Street
Belman
Mattson
Want Ads Insight From Classifieds Experiment
A columnist suggests reading all newspaper want ads to gauge personal interests and needs. The note invites readers not used to classifieds to try a day of scanning them to learn how far they have drifted from daily life and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- Frazette
Old Fort Wayne Resident Frederica Dierstein Dies at 66
Mrs Frederica Dierstein widow of Christian Dierstein died at 66 after six weeks illness from stomach trouble. Born in Buffalo she traveled by the Flying Packet on the old canal as a child and witnessed Fort Wayne’s early courts. Survived by four children and three sisters, funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM from her Fairfield avenue home with Rev Frank M. Fox officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica Dierstein
Christien Dierstein
Fairfield Avenue
Old Canal
Buffalo
N.Y
Christian Dierstein
Marie Dierstein
George
Henry Dierstein
J. Sweeney
Sarah King
Ottos Klinikenberg
Chris Keefer
Frank M. Fox
Fort Wayne to host spring horse race meet this July
Local horsemen plan a three to four day spring race meeting in Fort Wayne in early July to attract top riders and promising young horses. A club may form to run the event with $1,000 purses daily and amateur races for locals, aiming to revive the big circuit presence not seen here in ten years. The Bartenders will host a smoker on Tuesday January 28 at Langard's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Langard’s Hall
Columbia and
Barr Streets
Sunday School Day Planned in Fort Wayne
An enthusiastic meeting of Sunday school superintendents at First Methodist in Fort Wayne set February 13 as the event date. Rev. E. W. Halpenny of Indianapolis and Mrs. Maude Baldwin of Indianapolis head sessions. A special evening program with city church and school leaders is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. Halpenny
Indianapolis
Maude Baldwin
Nus
Texas Arrange Your Sisiness Note for Texas Trip
Mysterious private note from Earth Department manager Eugene M. Bitch at W. Fite & Sons Agency announces a Texas trip with special rates for meals and berth. The message fixes a date around February 4, 1908 and provides contact numbers for home and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Antian
Eugene M. Bitch
Earth Department
W. Fite & Sons’ Agency
Hime
Bell-Ath
Farms for sale and trade in this locality
The Rocholl Agency at 727 Court St Fort Wayne Indiana advertises farms for sale and trade in local and other areas. Contact 405 Can night or day for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rocholl Agency
Court St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Market Slump Described by Produce Commission Leader
George and Mranse of Howenstein and Crouse report a slack market in the past week with egg and butter prices wavering. Eggs down eight cents per dozen, butter firmer with ample supplies, country butter and ready creamery sales noted. Potatoes and apples show strength while onion prices stay steady and southern truck yield expected in spring. New southern potatoes not due until late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Geclinea
Relatives Seek Lawsuit Against Town of New Haven
The relatives of Walter Conner of Fort Wayne plan to sue New Haven after Conner nearly burned to death in a town jail. He was arrested intoxicated, jailed, and his clothing caught fire while attempts were made to light a bottle of whisky. Officials saved him. he is now in a hospital. The paper questions the basis for damages and notes the town provided hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Conner
Fort Wayne
New Haven
al Jen County Herald
Mannere
New Haver
Conner
Lutheran Hospital
the Herald
Meath
Busnita
Marshal Schonefelt
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