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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
6
Classified listing notes women's all wool vests and pants in heavy and light weights. Items include high neck sleeved versions and ankle length pants in sizes 4 to 6, with prices around 140 to 5.50 per garment.
Mr Walter Seavey and sister Apes Myrles Mest Abe AL UL Altey retire from Sirtte in West Bude after years of service. Merri Puceott and Boyan lead reports from the area with routines at the parish event and a company hand Mes from HL Wilf relocates to Elgin. Ralph Wilson resigns as collector at First National Bank Cleveland Ohio. An accident injuries include a severe cut to the head and a fall involving Mrs Apia Ziegler and son Sheragy King near Columbia City. Violet arin injury noted but not serious. residents hope for quick recovery.
A noisy sale bulletin from White Frat House advertises numerous discounted items framing a general store sale. It lists meats like pork chops and bacon, staples such as sugar coffee and potatoes, household goods, and farm crates with deep discounts and bulk pricing.
In day events at Jalinest magic show, Vennetta showcases strat formance and display as Seavey's store runs a sale for bar gains. Hernibun a ikivehter joins in with Bits for a live event.
The article extols olive oil for salads, broiling, frying fish and meats, praising its dietary value. It contrasts American awakening to its benefits with centuries of European use, and claims French olive oil offers superior flavor and lower fat content.
Harris Waterman Jr. was struck on the head by a brick dropped from a forked tree in Bond orchard on Fairfield Avenue. He suffered a deep gash and was taken to hospital then home, as companions planned to retrieve a brick from the branches. A misfired prank injury left him needing dressing and rest at home.
Local notice lists 200 bushels of high grade Eine peaches available from Frank Feiple of 618 Madison Avenue. Contact by home phone 480 for details and sale arrangements.
Plans of the Fort Waste and Wabash Valley Traction foresee moving to new tracks on Calhoun street and beginning repairs on Engl Lewis street during the thaw. Residents along one street near Missouri warn they must be shown details. Washington, Taylor, and Columbia avenues await work finalization as the Spelectors project aims for completion before General Manager Emmons returns.
A fragmented notice promotes Seavey’s store sale and Fort Wong night at the Are colt festival on Wednesday. It mentions a special "Walateers Part Wyre" at 1 p.m. and references Rivers home at 21218 with unclear time, location, and participants.
Weatminster Presbyterian congregation votes to reject uniting with the neighboring church. They decide to appoint a new minister to pastor the church and continue with its current duties and leadership.
A Trinity Episcopal meeting chaired by Widhesdig will host a talk by Attorney Artin Pare on local tion and public affairs. The gathering at 618 Madison Avenue and festival media night are noted as community events with emphasis on civic engagement.
Four Garrett citizens were arrested on Sunday for violating the Sunday law. After affidavits were filed they were released on promise to appear in Justice Green's court. One man Frank Bading paid a fine. later two men John Royer and John Masier were fined one dollar plus costs totaling 40.55. A fourth, James Tripler, fled and was not found.
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