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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
5
Sion celebrates the Feast of Weeks with evening services starting at sunset and a morning service at 6 o'clock the next day. The rite marks the divine commandments at Sinai and includes a sermon on character by Rabbi Frederik Cohn, followed by morning prayers and a second anthem.
Forecast indicates fresh southwest winds and possible showers across districts including Lawn Michigan and Indian Belt. Temperatures stay mild with fair conditions in the Pier region by Wednesday and gusty wind shifts from the west.
JG Peters returns from Insiness rip to Buffalo and Fort Wayne. FP M C will hold its regular meeting this evening. Mrs Barney Stroh returns to Detroit after viewing her cats. Mr and Mrs Willian Salami De AL Bulson Jr. discusses attendance at American Medical Association in Saray tom. Mrs TIL Rolf recovering at home after hospital operation. Mr and Mrs Norris travel to Winchester with expectations of health recruitment. Mr BL Meyer visiting from many years ago. Cartwright family reunion at Thomas Craig’s in Abolt township. George Deihmn’s son son ill with cart aritis fever at 3223 Lafayette street. Plymouth church ladies plan a lawn social Friday with cake and ice cream. Cathedral boys’ entertainment at Library hall next Friday. teachers distressed. Sam Woll leaves hospital for home. Adin Donaldson returns to Terhum after hospital stay. Ronald Dawson at Purdue University gave an address for alumni retirement of Prof Stevens. Supreme Lodge of the Fraternal Absurmacy society meets Wednesday for charter applications. The Fraternal, a Fort Wayne business group, nears 300 charter members.
A local retailer touts carpet brands including Axminster Velvet Brussels and Saxony with guaranteed quality. Prices shown per yard and for rolls, plus wool, tapestry, and linoleum options. A range of patterns, mats, and curtains advertised with prompt measuring service.
Fragments show a cash store listing with partial item names and prices. Names like East Lewis Street, Lewis Street, 830 Ti, and a prop holder Ganzer appear, suggesting a local ad notice or shop inventory snippet with unreadable rest.
Soliday Hite & Co bought a large new stock before the price surge, and will keep old prices for now. A journalist notes the firm’s big business and says carpets and furniture will cost more due to higher wool, labor, and lumber costs, while stock remains fresh from mills and manufacturers.
Public notice states Lena Stinger left home and the authorization of Charles Stinget no longer claims responsibility for debts contracted by her. No further details or actions are provided.
The New Advertiser of Decalar Alabama touts a new Centlivre beer, Nickel Plate Special Export, from Centlivre Brewing Co Fort Wayne Indiana. Howard of 404 Main Street promotes the brand, claiming it is exceptionally fine and will boost his trade.
Wednesday morning special sale of licorice drops at White Fruit House with discounts for regular price 20c per pound and sale price 10c per pound. Special mixtures and old fashioned gin drops offered. Visit candy department for daily new candy stock.
A petition from Marlin Hart and fourteen other Pontiac street property owners asks the board to require the Fort Wayne Traction company to pay half the pavement damage costs if its proposed extension proceeds. They argue the twenty foot wide street has good pavement and should not be torn up without fair compensation. The board filed the petition and approved other requests including a sidewalk on Glasgow avenue and private cement sidewalk work on Jefferson street. The engineer was directed to prepare plans to relay a sidewalk along Ridg of Fox avenue from Grace avenue to east.
Barbara Stahl adds to dwelling on East Lewis wrivet, $500. F W Wofel remodels store on Tigh street, 3100. Charles Walnate remodels dwelling on Waller street, $1,000. Th Miller fovereet dwelling on WMilnats street, $1,000.
Ve Sey and Heaton law offices at Court and Berry streets advertise lending money at five percent and six percent per year. Loans secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne improved real estate require amounts not less than $1,000.
Money to loan at eight percent interest offered by Kuine & Co located on Court Street. The notice appears in a brief advertisement seeking borrowers or lending inquiries.
Beck and Brien boast the best water repair service with the lowest prices at the corner of Calhoun Street and Washington Boulevard. They advertise real estate or personal security and cite their motto Our Motto, We Excel, as proof of value while promoting Schwikters Bakery nearby.
Prank Purcell announces bi monthly public horse auction at 1214 Harrison Street. First sale Tuesday June 2 features two carloads of Indiana and Michigan bred horses from Berry and Holihouse of Decath. Purchasers may pay cash or with six months negotiable paper. sale begins at 10 o clock.
The Detroit Sunday excursion season opens next Sunday June 8 with round trip to Detroit for 1 50. Special train departs Wabash station at 4 am. The Lake Flyer and the new Greyhound ship begin Sunday services, Toledo to Detroit, capacity 3500, first trip June 15.
On Sunday June 15 the T E B & W will run a popular cheap excursion to Indianapolis for four dollars round trip. A special train from Fort Wayne departs at 7 am. Enjoy a day at the Capital City with amusements while the German Lutheran Orphan’s Festival is held there. For more information see O W Crapstr, ThaLa Ticket Agent.
Strauss Brothers & Co traders invite inquiries at Wort Wayne Abstracter office for weekly visits on Tuesdays. They offer cash for bay farms and request write for catalogue of lands and particulars with long time low rate loans.
For sale a good secondhand upright piano and Victor Talking Machines priced at 10 16 1R26 and 25 dollars. Located at 2112 Calhoun Quy Conklin opposite the Cathedral.
Christian Scientists announce the annual unending of First Church of Christ Scientists to be held in Tokyo and elsewhere. Tickets via Nickel Plate Road with round trip options on June 12 14 14 th to Tinsten direct through New York City. Travel privileges extend return to July 1 with a fide deposit. Inquiries at nearest ticket office.
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