City News Briefs and Local Events Digest
Mr Harry Humbrecht is ver his home No 43 West. Mrs Faust Smith of Dunkirk and Mrs E B Trobingen of Lakeside are named. Mr J E Miner to fill vacancy caused by A J Muldoon’s resignation. Colored population movement to form stock company for minstrel shows this winter. Woman's Missionary Society of Westmington Church meets at 2 39 this afternoon at Mrs T M Biddle’s home 165 Ewing Street. Rev W R Rilemiller in town en route from Taylor Link to Lacola Mich where he has accepted a pulpit in the Methodist church. A party visited near diaples on Dr S D dd’s farm, including David Polsier, Cottract am Bayer, G A Schrott and Dr S D Sted. A group to distribute about the cit is a Quall to be distributed with about the cit uted all 4 ster drug siate. Would quickly leave you. If used Dr Kings New Life Pills. They cure Sick and Nervous Headaches, purify blood and build health. 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Dreier Bros drugists. Ammonia Soap Powder also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. MiNer
P. G. Kuttner
A J. Muldoon
Organive 2 Stock Company
Woman's Missionary Society
Weskmingter Churen
T. M. Biddle
Ewing Street
Join Brown
W. R. Rilemiller
Taylor Link
Upland
Lacola
Mich
Diaples
S. D. Dd
David Polsier
Cottract Am Bayer
G A. Sehott
SD. Sted
Re Aiken Wlong
Twut
Agricultural Association
Port Wayne Driving Association
Art
Alexaner Jymson
Charles Meulloch
H. G. Wtuckhill
SM. Foster
Doris
Mitter
Kayden
Jolson
Son Street
McQullock
D.N. Me Pol. Borlanesh
Conneil- Win Mosey
Sulivan
The
Watfish
McGulloch
Maniger Rumsey
Sara
Cab
Mr. Rumsey
Megsi
McCulloch
M. Foster
A. Mergenthein
P. A. Tandal
de. J
Kalo
Bluffton
Widen
Committee of Manufactures
F. &. Purcell
AfcCulloch
Corncilman- Hosey
Fort Wayne & Southwestern
Chicago Street
Fulton Street
Baker Street
Brackenridge
Jefferson Streets
Harrison Street
Holman Street
Brackenridge Street
Fulton
Pearl Streets
Oine
Hosey
Hesey
Local society notes and society weddings in Indiana
Mrs J J Stulf visits Lima and Chicago. Meda Holwan travels to Knysas for winter. Miss Louise Greenwell returns to Huntertown after visit. Miss Thittie Nibvek of Decatur guests of Judge Vespy. Mr and Mrs Vesey go to Chicago. Mrs J G L Groome of Cincinnati visits relatives. Others hostesses and weddings noted including Frye Mercer with guests, Miss Nelli c Frye and John G Mercer wed at Selmer. Baals Klett marriage at Lutheran church. couples at home on West Main Street. plans for future trip announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stulf
Lima
Chicago
Meda Holwan
Knysas
Louise Greenwell
Huntertown
Lore
Thittie Nibvek
Decatur
Vespy
Mira
Wo Vesty
Mn A. J. Vesey
J. GL Groome
Cincinnati
Smith and Bby
Logdinsport
Jivgsh
Ds Bayl
Situu
Pittsburs
Boling
Slick Cirele
CAL KL
Thair
Shermer Street
F. H. Schnitz
Mercer Ieft
Helmer
Baals Klett
Clara H. Baals
William B. Klett
C.j. W. Meyer
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
August Baals
Art lecturer Anna Caulfield inspires at Port Wayne
Miss Anna Caulfield presented The Golden Age of Italian Art at the Port Wayne School of Art salon in the Wayne club. She traced Renaissance influence on Rome Florence and Venice and argued art is more than amusement. Enthusiasts praised her dignity clarity and insight with tours planned to Grand Rapids Detroit and other eastern cities. Bargain matinee Saturday Sic Faddens Plats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wayne School of Art
Anna Caulfield
Miss Caulfield
Rome
Florence
Venice
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Patterson's unveils 1000 pairs knee pants for 38 line
Wool knee pants arrive at Patterson's for the 38 line. Bargain Matt neu Saturday advertises McFaiden's Flats. Fifty gents worth mentioned in the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson's
Patterson's Underwear Ad and Coat Sale
For 25 cents we have stock of heavy fleece underwear and other goods. Read Patterson's underwear ad on page five. Hundreds of fine overcoats await buyers at Patterson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Pease Five
Patterson's
Local clubs discuss city transport and interurban plans
At a Patterson meeting a committee was appointed to press city interest on streetcar and interurban rail issues. Members debated routes and legal obstacles, with officials urging independence from fringing cliques and plans to save Wayne district as a social hub.
Passenger train narrowly avoids wreck on Redwin line bridge
Nov 1 reports the Great Western passenger train on the Redwin and Zumbrota line narrowly escaped wreck as the bridge collapsed behind the cars while the train was crossing. The front portion stayed upright until all cars cleared, then the structure gave way. Patterson's advertised fine clothing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedwing
Great Western
Redwin
Zumbrota
Goodhue
Patterson's
Robbed Iowa Bank in Le Roy on Keokuk & Western line
A bank in Le Roy Iowa Nos 14 The First National Bank of 12 Roy in Nehabir county was broken into last night. The theft occurred along the Keokuk and Western railroad route, details scarce. Investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Roy
Iowa
First National Bank
Roy
Necabir County
Keokuk & Western
Bank Robbery Stuns Town Amid Ongoing Spell of Looting
A thief took $2.00 from a safe described as the woe of olive ghecrine, marking the eighth bank robbery in Towa within a month. Police pursue leads as residents seek calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
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Aneir
Chile
Crosenel Oon
Calhoun Street
Tr. Ross
de. Porter
Judge Taylor
Fort Wayne
M. Th
Ashville
Counue
Golden the Hatter
Cor, Calhoun and
Berry
Nervita Medical Ca
Glinton & Jackson Sts
Ghicaco
Ill
Ela
Robert Spice
West Main St
City News
Harry Humbrecht
West
Irs
Faust Smith
Dunkirk
B. Trobingen
Lakeside
Peper
Worshup Carda
Willian
Turner
Alice Zollinger
Lathuipolis
Meridian Street
Mies
Minnie Gallmeyer
May Kem
A. H. Moyer
Myrtle Coleman
Hdlwar Schuckmas
Reuben
Indianapolis
Slaughter Sale
Reefers
Calhoun St. the Bell
Publig Notice
GE. Carter
W. Johann St. Chica
Woodworth & Co
Aveline House
Dreier & Bro
Calhoun
Calumbia
Rake & Nussbaum
Cabkhoun Street
Martin Detzer
Blount
Columbia
C.C. Schlatter & Co
E. Columbia St
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