Local Social Notes From Garrett Indiana June Update
Garrett Indiana June 24. Dirs Ciel Pence spent Saturday in Auburn. Mr and Mrs Tim Desrular and Mr and Mrs Warren McNabb will spend Sunday at Lake Gage. Mr C A Bowers was a business visitor to Auburn today. Miss Leone Mager and Mr Sherlock were calling on Auburn friends last evening. Mr Harry Whisfedge and sister Miss Pearl were guests of Auburn friends last evening. Mr and Mrs Will Leech of Jewell Michigan will be Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W Seifert. Mr and Mrs Leo White spent yesterday with friends at Auburn. Mrs A J Little returned to her home at Auburn today after a few days visit with her sons in this city. Miss Edith McNabb visited Auburn relatives yesterday. Mrs Frank Herrick of Auburn was in our city today en route to Fort Wayne. Clarence Van Anda and family have gone to Lake Wawasee for two weeks. Miss Della Steckley returned from Mansfield Ohio where she attended the wedding of Rev Hull. George Pilcher the well known baseball player went to South Chicago last night to play with the TC Ball team. Theodore Kremer of Fort Wayne was the guest of Miss Lena Sebastes Thursday evening. Miss Anna Johnson of Kansas City Missouri is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Barney Johnson of West King Street.
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Jewell, Mich
W. Seifert
Leo White
Auburn
A. J. Little
Edith McNabb
Frank Herrick
Fort Wayne
Clarence van Anda
Lake Wawasee
Della Steckley
Mansfield
Hull
George, Palmer
Pilcher
Chicago
T. C
Theodore Kremer
Lena Sebastes
Anna Johnson
Kansas City
Barney Johnson
West, Kingstrent
Churubusco
Tod
M. James’. Leach
Garrett
Wig
Albion
Srst
Dog Kill Incident Highlights Town Ordinance
In CHURUBUSCO on June 24 a marshal shot at an unmuzzled dog on Main street after the town board ordered lethal action for violating a dog muzzling ordinance. The shots failed, and the marshal dispatched the animal with a club. The incident followed debate over the law meant to protect residents from mad dogs.
Fairfield open. plans agreed on street access during works
GO Cunningham of Wabash pushes for a partial opening of Fairfield Avenue during elevating work to avoid a full street closure. Plans include opening a west Harrison street segment with site line changes while both Pennsylvania and Wabash teams seek more time to finalize the agreement before a Monday board of works meeting. Also note Nickel Plate worker Charles Goers at Bellevue overcome by heat. his condition remains serious.
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GO. Cunningham
Ellet
Wabash
Board of Works
Fairfeld Avenua
Cunningham
Wardrop
Pennsylvania
Calhoun
Harrison Street
Bennsylvanie
Wabasa Ainelais
Charles Goers
Bellevue
Handsome Fountains Show Off Four Modern Soda Founts
The advertisement declares four new soda fountains, equal to the best ever made, handsome and sanitary, with modern improvements. They promise to serve every known drink, from old favorites to the newest fancy concoctions, highlighting appearance and capacity.
White's Supply House Poultry Goods and Supplies Ad
White's Supply House at 827 Bare Street offers poultry feed and a wide range of poultry and pet products. Scratch feed, chick food, grit, shells, tonics, remedies, drinking fountains, brooders, and pet foods are advertised with a promise of a poultry and stock booklet by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s Supply House
Bare Street
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Myers
Wm. Kaough Coal Co
Lake Shore
Supply CO Eine
Lafayette
Garrett News
White Fruit House
Bulletin
Marshall Field and CO
Valles
Bell
Dreier’s
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Fairfield
Alaska
H. J. Ash
James B. White
Barr St
Boston
Seco
Foulard
Wm. Hahn & Co
Althur
Mercer
ARTER
Phare
Webster St
Superior
Nickel Plate
Redd
Square North
Lee
Meigs
Lyric Theatre
Calhoun Street
Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Huntington
Waham
Peru
Logansport
Delphi
Vette
Indianapolis
Bluffton
Stontpelter
vHertford City
Muncie
Anderson
D. T
Tribrand
James J
Mortimer
Thecatver
Fort
Fork Wayne
Huntertown
Garret Auburn
Waterloo
Avila
Rockers
Indiana Furniture Co
EH Mem St
Ria
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