Lawns Offered as Cut Patterens at Reduced Price
One lot of fine lawns described as choice put patterns sold at regular ten cents quality offered at seven cents per yard.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
5
Local Briefs Highlight City Figures and Northern Indiana News
Mr W H Bruch of 1705 Wells street is very ill. E G Thompson editor of the Ligonier Plain Dealer visited the city on business. Lawrence Monahan Led Schreck and Gus Fox returned from college for the summer. Company D Eighty Digiuh Indiana regiment will hold their annual reunion at Monroeville on August 28. L J Libbing leaves for fishing trips in southern Michigan for four days. Rev EL L Carpenter of Wabash to preach at Little River church Sunday services 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Colonel Dan L Fishell Barnum and Bailey press agent arrived and arranged show day. Miss Jeanetta Brown appointed eighth grade teacher in Angola schools. Prof A B C Biewend and family from St Louis spent time in city on way home from Rome City. Mrs P P Dippel of Philadelphia in city en route to Huntington for ill son Dr Dippel. Mrs Dippel has many friends here. B F McCarthy resigns as business manager of the Indianapolis Sentinel and will visit Fort Wayne before traveling to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bruch
Wells Street
E. G. Thompson
Ligonier Plain Dealer
Lawrence Monahan
Led Schreck
Gus Fox
Indiana Regiment
Monroeville
L. J. Libbing
Angola
A. B. C. Biewend
St. Louis
Rome City
P. P. Dippel
Philadelphia
Huntington
Dippel
Indianapolis
B. F. McCarthy
Indianapolis Sentinel
McCarthy
Fort Wayne
Europe
Two Killed by Train Near Edgerton Ohio
Edgerton Ohio June 16 two people Mr A I Brown and Mrs Brown were killed when struck by the Louisville and Nashville fast line No 43 while watching steam shovel work near coal docks two miles east of town. Mrs W E Rathbun injured. Brown a church trustee and Oak Basket Manufacturing manager. Rathbun sister of the Rathbone Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
W. E. Rathbun
Brown
Mr. Brown
M. E. Church
Oak Basket Manufacturing Company
K. of P. Lodge
Rathbone Sisters
Y W C A Notes Speaker From Philippines
All young women are invited to a 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon meeting in the association parlors to hear Mrs. C. M. Gandy discuss her work as a teacher in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Gandy
The
Philippines
BASE BALL TODAY Fort Wayne Versus South Bend
CRAZED BY ILL HEALTH WOMAN KILLS HERSELF Frank M Reasor of This City Receives News of His Cousin Mrs Mamie Cook of Kansas City Died by self inflicted throat cut after arranging affairs and religious devotion She leaves husband three children and kin in Kansas and Oswego with physician reporting temporary insanity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Reasor
Crescent Avenue
Bryson and Lichtenwalter
Mamie Cook
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
W. S. Ferguson
Mrs. Cook
L.vi Melier
Oswego
Kas
Sarah Smith
Frank Tustison
Parsons
Prisoners and suspects in south side prowling case report
A man calling himself Tim Sloan, involved in cheap jewelry peddling, was jailed by Patrolman Krueckeberg for drunkenness. William Holland, a stranger, faced charges related to an illegal package. Sam Thompson was jailed by Judge Dreibeibiss for vagrancy. A homeless, possibly demented man believed to be the prowler, and Dan Donohue, arrested by Officer Linker, received twenty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sloan
Krueckeberg
William Holland
Sam ‘Thompson
Dreibeibiss
Nein
South Side
Dan Donohue
Linker
Know Thyself and Warners Safe Cure Ad Claim
An exhortation to study the body to prevent kidney and liver illness cites statistics and a simple test for kidney disease. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal, vegetable medicine sold in drug stores with a free medical booklet and doctors' advice, endorsed by Mrs. J. O. Hogedorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's
Address Warner's Safe Care Co
Rochester
N.Y
Pape Furniture Relocates to 125 West Main Street
We announce the Pape Furniture Company is now at the new store on 125 West Main Street. We thank relatives friends and especially Wa bash company U B of B M No 54 and our employer for kindness during the illness and death of our father and brother William and Charles Hilleke. Eisters and Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape Furniture Company
West Main Street
Columbus
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Colton
The death of Philip B. Timberman twenty eight of Colton occurred at Hope hospital Friday at 11 40 am. He was brought here for an operation that proved futile and his body was sent to Colton for burial. Funeral services for Joseph G Nichter will be at 8 30 am from 604 Hendricks street and 9 am at St Pauls Catholic church. Funeral services for Mrs Gustav Spiegel will be Sunday at 2 pm at the residence 1139 Jones street and 2 30 at Emanuel Lutheran church with Rev William Moll officiating. Flowers may be omitted per family request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hospital
Philip B. Timberman
Colton
Joseph G. Nichter
Hendricks Street
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Gustav Spiegel
Jones Street
Emanuel Lutheran Church
William Moll
Change in Ownership of New Haven News
Mr H H Bowers retires from the New Haven News and his brother W Ns Bowers assumes full control of the publication. The move transfers all responsibility for editorial and business operations to the new owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Haven News
Hr. H. Bowers
The
W. Ns. Bowers
Indianapo lis Law College Holds Eighth Graduates
The eighth annual graduating exercises of the Indianapolis College of Law were held at the Grand Opera house. Governor Hanly delivered the address after a musical program and invocation by Rev. Worth M. Tippy. President John W. Kern introduced the governor and lauded the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis College of Law
Grand Opera House
Hanly
Worth M. Tippy
John W. Kern
United States
Imported Beer at H. Hockemeyer’s 1030 Calhoun Street
A compact clipping presents fragmented quotes from multiple papers humorously comparing domestic life and civic duties. It notes a local beer import event at 1030 Calhoun Street and weaves in brief, witty exchanges about money, marriage, and professions across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hockemeyer’s
Calhoun Street
Attend Schlesinger's Annual June Sale
Attend Schlesinger's annual June Sale featuring enormous bargains in suits, skirts, and waists with wide selections and prices trimmed for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlesinger
Hartner's Malt Bread Promoted as Best and Pure
Local bakery touts Hartner's Malt Bread as the best and purest on offer. Advertisement urges readers to try the product.
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