Community births and notices amid city obits and events
City residents report the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Trimble on John Street. Mrs Fred Castle is being sent to Decatur due to illness of her husband. Albertine Belneke, widow of Mirugust Horstman, died Friday in Chatvage. The funeral procession will pass through Ly-Wouth Consrusasomel church on March 26. The Line Missionary Society of St John’s Lutheran will meet at the show hall this afternoon, with Veneta Uhchioana set to speak and meetings continuing under guidance of Ge pister. May Quinn fell on stairs at 2152 Monroy Street Monday evening, injuring left wrist. Dr Netschone’s recent treatment lessened a fever. Mr Patt faced appendicitis but surgery proceeded. Thirty-one people attended a service at OID exhibition. Downtown Calhoun streets were cleared by Commissioner Chiles Mer Kendry’s force. Miami Athletic Club plans a Saturday exhibition basketball game against Concordia College. J Stok secured permit to build a $4,000 brick residence on Hatrfeld Avenue, and M D Shroyer will remodel 1308 Union Street at an estimated $350. An Lakeside Improvement Association meeting is set for this evening to discuss planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aosom
3D. Trimble
John Street
Fred Castle
Decatur
St Tierstman
Bach Manuel
Eynraleent
I Mies
Albretine Belneke
Shatat
Mirugust
Horstman
Wily
Iriday
Noli
Ly- Wouth
Church of the Pay
Merch
St. John's Lutiyrnu
Uhchioana
Uteheepel
Veneta
May Quinn
Ter Tony
Monroy Sireat
Netschone
Ja. Pottiltzer
Patt. Wiis
MTU Osa AV
Toe
Chiles Mer Kendry
Calhoun
Miami Athletic Clubs
Miami
Concordia College
J. Stok
Hatrfeld Aveas
M. D. Shroyer
Union Street
Lakeside Improvement Associaion
Lakeside Sehnol
Dissolution of Partnership Leaves Clyde B Jordan Sole Owner
A Fort Wayne Indiana drug store partnership between Clyde B Jordan and Earl Sherrard is dissolved. Clyde B Jordan becomes sole owner of the 628 Harrison street business, with all accounts payable to him and all liabilities assumed. Dated March 5 1908 in Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Jordan
Turl
Sherrard
Clyde B. Jordan
Harrison Street
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Indiana
White Fruit House Bulletin Promotes Low Prices and Savings
A vintage department store notice urges shoppers to compare prices at White Fruit House for ham bacon flour crackers and tobaccos. It promotes California hams at 4c per pound regular hams 1840 per pound and half ham options along with cheap crack ers and 25 cent pipes, plus a farmers bargain offer of 180 dozen fresh eggs until Wednesday evening. The message emphasizes low prices on dry goods clothing carpets and housewares across two floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Aranca Wilson
White Fruit House
Fancy White Clover Honey Purchase Guarantee
A buyer reveals plans to purchase one hundred cases of corn product labeled as above and guarantees every unit. The note mentions pricing at 17 cents per pound for honey and references a Bost Standard product.
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Goslee
Vinal 115
East Main Street
Citizens’ Trust Co., ‘Trustne
Peters-Roussey Automobile Co
Pearl Street
Fort Wayre Printing CO
Teleshone
Phoebe
Fess
Coverdale & Archer
Boll
Cavite
Pettenfon Sea Musics
Son
Etsh Pring
Columbia Phonograph Co
Department Store Bulletin
Central Grocery
W. Wayne St
Bell
Nia Clara
Daisy
Thingarlan
Wisconsin
Limburger
Auletmeer
Hes
I. Freiburger
Schwier
The
East End Grocer
New York
Osejan
Pillsbury
Windsor County
Lippencott's
Hutler
Wilkens
Wallen
Maple City Self Bow
Lerge
Ammar
Baden
North Pole
Montgomery and
Monrose Streets
Meigs’ “Sq
C. A. Meigs
Calhoun St
Washington Boulevard
Boston
Vie
Buston
Winshatin & Company
WM. Kaqugh Coal CO
Lake Shore Tracks
Wella Street
Independent Coal Co
Olds Coal Company
Morris Coal Company
Morris, Aranager
Wall Street
Ind
Dunn Coal Company
Massillon
Harrison St. Phonall
Moderwell Coal CO
Pulton Street
Nieto Plate
Phono
Fenst
Maumee Valley Coal Co
Conrad Bauss
Furda
Coombs Street
Nicks Plate Rrs Shona
Affida Phong
Journal-Gazette
Aus
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co
Harrison St
Seavey’s
West Main Street
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