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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
4
Stormy notes appear garbled but indicate a warm weekend with scattered showers and variable winds. Central and northern areas may see warmer conditions with showery activity spreading from the south. Sunday looks unsettled with showers in southern portions and a shift in wind.
Mr Henry Paw sails to Chicago on business and Dr G Weaves trips to Huntington. Schmidt returns from two Chicago business trips. Drs F E Gifford and C M Corns head to St Joseph Michigan. Attorney Hugh G Keegan travels Canton Ohio. Mr BE Thomas returns from extensive business. Kennerk travels to Hoagland for professional matters. Mr W Greek visits Bluffton as guest of Frank X Schuhler. Crocheters meet with Mrs A W Caskey. County officials in town for recorder aid. Frank T Zimmerman, Auburn merchant, in the drop business. New scarlet fever cases on Baer Wayne and Chay streets. Col Higgins of Chicago linked to Himes & Rosenwinkle failure. John R Stively of Kavans City in Fort Wayne on Attorney A H Bittenser’s business. Me Darit G Stout returns from Indianapolis dentists’ convention. Mr and Mrs Beaten Mullén of Ashley in town for Recorder aid Mrs De M Gillette. Pixon disconvalescing at St Vincent’s. Shay expected soon. Important community meeting planned for evening. Knight of Pythias farewell for A W Clark to Mackinac. band active. L G Ritter of Garrett in city inspecting Wheel movements building. Various bids and contracts discussed. Miona Artena M Chapin delegated to speak at National Association of State Libraries convention. Chaptit’s daughter to deliver address. state library position noted.
Saturday morning sale lists large Indiana berries and Mediterminean oranges with prices. includes Waney Wax Lemons, New York apples, California ox heart cherries, ting wax beans, green peas, and fresh green beans. Also features Columbia Graphophones priced up to 5 dollars and a note about Guy Conklin piano dealer near the cathedral.
Sensational bargains advertise Bristol Steel fishing rods reels and lines at low prices. Beay brand items, agate guides, and reversible editions listed. Boys’ balls bats, carts, croquet sets, and sporting goods priced from 50 cents up. James M Kane’s 24 Calhoun St promotes lowest town values in brash catalog style.
A compact ad for The New Keystone at 238 and 40 Calhoun Street featuring fresh extra fine produce including strawberries, pineapples for canning, green vegetables, prunes, and a variety of meats and baked goods. The notice promotes low prices and urges readers to trade with the store.
Fragmented OCR lists produce and grocery items such as home grown strawberries tomatoes cauliflower lettuce and peaches along with prices and notes about fresh produce and poultry suggesting a local market or grocery store activity in a noisy historical clipping.
Today’s sale at the Rich Gromby and Amat Market lists ham roast coffee bread bars soap and various grocery items. The fragmentary notice emphasizes meat and pantry staples across a local storefront.
An OCR dense ad fragment mentions Wayne and Indianapolis area services. It references two first class barbers at The Patterson with a $2.00 price, cement work guarantees by Ridges & Foltz, and Calhoun Street offices. Also notes Patterson Kok by and a cream brand. various unrelated retail lines appear including shirts and ties with scattered locations and contact numbers.
The court docket lists reviewers and viewers for ditch and joint project matters in several townships including Vanderely, St Joe, Milan, Pleasant and Eel River. It notes amendments to petitions for the Lone ditch and a railroad plan by Fort Wayne and Detroit Railway through Adams and St Joseph townships. A trial and various cases are scheduled in Circuit Court with notices for attendance and property appraisals. Pineapples and other produce advertised for sale at Skelton’s on West Main Street.
Train schedule and fares outline a 12 06 Saturday departure to Cincinnati with a 150 round trip price and Sunday 8 35 p m return. local ads tout bicycle savings and shops, plus a Detroit water ride note and a coiffure transformation at 121 Calhoun Street.
A local Elks club issues a call inviting residents to engage with a Wik client project, inviting feedback and participation at a community meeting to discuss access and usage.
The First Spirit Society will hold a trumpet dance tomorrow evening at 8 in their Elektron building hall. Mr Parker presides. Admission for all, children welcome. Wear the Elgin soft shirt, with Reuben 8. Patterson at $1.00.
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