Fort Wayne Notices Highlight Local People and Events
Clifton Jacobs of 612 Lafayette street appears in city notes alongside a vacationing fireman Frank Hensel of Maumee Avenue. The International Business College plans a final season dance at Tanner's academy this Wednesday evening. Agnes Meinerding of Fort Recovery, O has died at her Fort Wayne visits noted with Miss Bertha Wagner. A new clerk and bookkeeper military company for ages eighteen to twenty-five is being formed with two armories. A fox terrier belonging to Clerk Henry W. Becker dies after being chloroformed. he seeks a new dog. Smallpox case reported at 202 Chicago street with two-week earlier exposure in the same house. Nathan and Levy purchase several elevators in Indiana and neighboring towns to broaden their grain business network. Mrs. Sarah Collors gains life policy on son Raymond killed in a Garrett railroad accident last November. John Wessell Jr takes a day foreman post with Port Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction after transfer from Pittsburg. Dr. George Studer arrives for a Fort Wayne vacation. he recently graduated from Purdue and formerly worked at the Indianapolis city dispensary.
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Clifton Jacobs
Lafayette Street
Frank Hensel
Maumee Avenue
Kansas City
International Business College
Tanner's Dancing Academy
Fort Wayne
Agnes Meinerding
Fort Recovery
Henry W. Becker
Board of Public Works
Becker
Chicago Street
Nathan & Levy
Travis-Ernicik
New Haven
Gar Creek
Peabody
Dawkins and Thurman
Boaldwin and Fillman
Sarah Collors
Huntington County Infirmary
Raymond Collors
Garrett
Young Collors
Indiana School
John Wessell, Jr
Port Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Weatinghouse Works
Pittsburg
Weatinghouse
Wesdell
C. P. Emmena
George Studer
Purdue University
Bia
Th. Studer
Indianapolis
Kr. Studer
J. B. Stuka
White Fruit House Store Bulletin Bargains Across Floors
Economical housewives urged to save money with cheap Michigan potatoes at 78 cents per bushel and granulated sugar under 5c a pound. Special flour 55c per sack, crackers 6c per pound, Santa Claus Soap 33c for 10 bars, lard under 10c per pound. Second floor sale on overalls jackets and shoes, third floor new china and rugs, farmers urged to deliver eggs and hens for quick sale. Best dinner in city at the Hot Bran 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Hank
White Fruit House
Macadam Pavement Plans For Knitters Avenue
The board of public works directed the engineer to prepare macadam pavement plans for Knitters Avenue from Main Street north. The board of public health supported a sanitary sewer petition by the Wible Training School association as a sanitary necessity. A remonstrance against cement sidewalks on Fifth Street from Wells to Burthold was filed and passed. a new petition for a walk on the north side was prevented but may be ordered. A six foot cement sidewalk proposal on the east side of Webster Street from Tub er to Suttenfield was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Knisters Avenue
Main Street
Board of Public Health
Wible Training School Association
Fifth Street
Wells
Burthold
Ntuth
Webster Street
Tuber
Suttenfield
Largest Bass Prize Draw at Penn Depot Tent
Contest offers a prize rod and reel to the angler catching the largest bass at the riffle range just north of Penn depot.
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Penn
Depot
Surplus From Encampment Linked to Lawton Monument
Civil war veterans consider moving about 300 dollars from the encampment fund into the Lawton monument fund. Some want the money used for next year's Decoration day services while others favor transferring it to the Lawton Monument association which already has around 600 dollars for a General Lawton memorial in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Monument Fund
Lawton Monument Association
General Lawton
Fort Wayne
Trip Around the World Begins at Third Presbyterian Church
Tonight the "Trip Around the World" begins at the Third Presbyterian Church. Tickets cost 25 cents for the entire trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
Wanted Men Hire Coal Shovels At Hoagland Yard
Help wanted notice from The Home Supply Co at the La Fayette corner Nickel Plate and Wabash railroads in Hoagland. Pay 17 4c per hour. Also Troy Laundry ad promoting clean linen as civilizational measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Supply Co
Cor. Lafayette
Nickel Plate R. R
Hoagland
Wabash R. R
Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection Meets to Plan Funeral
There will be a meeting of Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection Tuesday evening June 4 at 7 20 for the purpose of arranging for funeral of Brother George Reiter. A full attendance is requested. By order WM. GEAKE T P M CHAS E REED Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection
George Reiter
WM. Geake
Chas. E. Reed
Sec’y
Ten Roumanians Fined in Police Court Riot Case
Ten Roumanians paid a total of 395 dollars in police court yesterday for taking part in a riot in the rolling mill district that injured three Americans. Mike Dirza faced a 50 dollar fine plus costs for a riot at his saloon. Zack Hoison paid 25 dollars for keeping illegal hours. Pleas of guilty were entered for ten of twenty four rioters. others were released. Other docket items included grand larceny, brass theft, and vagrancy cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Mill
Mike Dirza
Zack Hoison
Martin Luecke
Jesse Mosier
Charles Curtis
David Weinburg
Curtis
Fort Wayne Knights to Meet for George Reiter Funeral
Attention to all members of Fort Wayne Commandery No. 4 K T to convene at the Asylum at 7 30 Tuesday evening June 4 1907 to arrange the funeral of Sir Knight George Reiter with Probasco and McCracken serving as recorder and organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Commandery No. 4
K. T
Sir Knight George Reiter
J. Probasco
J. K. McCracken
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