Local notes from Fort Wayne and vicinity brief daily items
Akron resident J. A. Bradley in the city. notary Colerick qualified. Dr. L. P. Drayer returns from Chicago. Visitors, travels and events include Randall Hotel guests, bicycle purchases, and a Lakeside park baseball game. Public notices include a court case and the St Julian council excursion to Hillsdale. Weather and a shooting contest at Lakeside park wrap the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bradley
Akron
Will Colerick
L. P. Drayer
Chicago
W. J. Frederick
Garrett
Randall
Pontiac Street
C. B. Bently
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
A. E. Pangle
Indianapolis
W. E. Caldwell
Auburn
George Syfert
Columbus
Alice Drummond
Huntington
Elks and Bicycle
Lakeside Park
McAndrews
St. Thomas, Can
Robert Gavin
Harmer Street
C. B. Stemen
Morrison
Dawson
I. C. Schwarz
Knightstown
Ind
St. Julian
Y. Pp
Boston
Association Hall
Who Is She Marriage of a Fort Wayne Lady in Milwaukee
The Chicago Tribune reports a quiet June 6 Milwaukee Cathedral wedding between Mazie Lightfoot of Fort Wayne, now Mrs Potter J Knight of Chicago, and Knight a Kalamazoo gasworks heir. The couple, who met last August, wed with Rev Clement B Wright officiating and plan to live at the Potomac flats in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Dispatch
Miss Lightfoot
Potomac Flats
Tribune
Mazie Dillon
Milwaukee
Wis
All Saints’ Cathedral
Mazie Lightfoot
Potter J. Knight
Chicago
Clement B. Wright
Thirteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
Mr. Knight
Kalamazoo
Mich
Oakland
Fifty-third Street
Oakwood Boulevard
Knight
Potomac
Board approves street works and sewer project tones
The Board of Public Works accepted Harrison street pavement and approved grading on Allegar street and a Walnut street sidewalk. A Nebraska sewer resolution was approved and bids to be advertised. A crematory report was discussed with no direct recommendations. Ruby cigar ad and stewed squirrel at Brown's Annex noted. Cleveland Building and Loan Association elected officers Theobald Hofer president and Charles Stellhorn secretary. Directors named Hon eick Lehmann Bade Heider Meyer Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Harrison Street
Allegar Street
Walnut
Nebraska
Special Council
W. J. Willis
Dixon Company
Theobald Hofer
Charles Stellhorn
Herman Honeick
John Lehmann
William Bade
William Heider
Henry Meyer
Charlies Miller
Market Notes Wheat and Corn Trade Active as Hog Prices Slip
June 11 report from Curiaco notes hog receipts at 13,000 with market active and prices down five points. Cattle receipts 3,500 and market quiet while sheep receipts 7,000 with steady tone. Closing quotes show wheat 808c, corn 5lfc, oats 301c, pork 12.55, lard 6.25, ribs 6.37.
Wells jury awards $300 in Pollution case
Addison Adkinson sues Utility Paper Co of Hartford City for polluting Lick creek. Blackford county farmers allege refuse killed fish and fouled cattle water. Verdict awards $300 damages to plaintiff. The item also notes a drowning near Tipton and a grass fire incident with nearby sheds at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Addison Adkinson
Utility Paper Company
Hartford City
Blackford County
Lick Creek
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
Bernard Barra and Lids Somers receive a marriage license along with Frederick S Lemon and Etta AL Cook. Thomas J Gallivan wed Hannah BE Foohey as licenses are issued in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Barra
Lids Somers
Frederick S Lemon
Etta AL. Cook
Thomas J.gallivan and
Hannah BE. Foohey
Miller Approved Receiver Move At Roby Racetrack
Former U S Attorney General Miller backs a court appointed receiver for Roby racetrack as an alleged loophole wave by Ketcham. The special says the move aims to bypass state authorities to continue gambling and racing operations. Governor Matthews backs the claim that the receiver would be arrested if he tries to run the races and bookmaker activity is barred until it ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Miller
Roby Racetrack
Ketcham
Matthews
Roby
Supreme Court
Hotel Arrivals List From Raylall P
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests entering the Rayall P hotel on Monday and Tuesday. Names include Columbus Ohio E Hinge Auburn Indiana P G Scoville Katavia Illinois H Kramer New York J Smiley Indianapolis J Rosenstein Chicago E J Becker Cincinnati S W Corwin Grass Lake Michigan G G Garey Detroit E B Kuhn Plymouth Misses Johnson Beel Chicago and many others from Cincinnati to Milwaukee detailing travels and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raypall
P. E Hinge
Columbus
Chicago
F. Ww. Rodelush
Cincinnati
G. W. Perry
Coldwater
Mich
G. W. Johnson
Edward Tuhey
Richmond
T. J. ‘McLaughlin
A. Bradley
L. H. Prince
Akron
O. L. X. ‘Jacobs
van Wert
O. Gee
R. Sufrt
Wif
J. M. van Arsdale
Sackett
Louisville
W.J. Raymond
P. Richards
W. BM. Weaver
Bloomsburg
P. Osian
W. J. McKnight
N. Y
Geo
Indianapolis
J.D Danigan
M. H. Kinney
R. Winteroth
Rochester
H. A. Dunbar
Ravenne
O. Hudson
C. Curtis
Lima
M. Rosenstein
Milwaukee
J . Hirth
Grand Rapids
Raxpall
Be Times
Toledo
James Dobson
D Kohlhepp
C¢ubeham
C . Prior
Detroit
E Gallagher
Brooklyn
A Towson
Cleveland
UW Finch
Geneva
J Thorn
Richards
R Herron
Erie
J Hubbard
J Rosenstein
John Plummer
Hellefontaine
If Shepard
Buchanan
A E Hart
Charles Barnes
Guy Osborn
GW Armstrong
W R Smith
City Roundup Aims To Curb Tramp Nuisance
Complaints from east and west sides report tramp activity in houses. At 2 PM deputies and Officer Hines launched a roundup to curb the nuisance and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Four Avowed Candidates Seek Moritz Board Seat
The city council will meet tonight to elect a school trustee to replace John M. Moritz whose term ends. Four candidates are C F W Meyer druggist Charles H Warden ex County Superintendent George Felts and Samuel M Foster. Republicans may present one or two names while Democrats offer none. Other names mentioned include J W Meyer George W Bursley W D Page Colonel Robertson and James L B Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Moritz
Moritz
C. F. W. Meyer
Charles H. Warden
George Felts
Samuel M. Foster
J. ¥. W. Meyer
George W. Bursley
W. D Page
The
News
Colonel Robertson
James LB. Harper
Smoke the Ruby Cigar Promises Unusual Attractions
The venue at No 7 East Main Street will host a special night next Saturday offering unusual attractions for hungry travelers. A finest city lunch will be served starting at 8 o clock, with the bill of fare to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
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LFL. M. Y
Coch
Ross Restaurant
Columbia Street
Brown
Francis Malloy
Irene
New York
Europe
Henry Dills
Minnie Gordon
Miss Gordon
G. W. Gordon
Dills
Butler
Henry Skinner
Bowser Oil Tank Works
Dr. van Buskirk
DeKalb County
DeKalb
Daseler
George Humberg
Celina
Philip Plank
Washington Township
Wallen
Plank
Dr. Greenwell
Huntertown
Ellis
Rome City
Miller & Meyer
Calhoun
Indiana
Blue Rocks
Charles Miller
Harry Latham
Engineer Larimore
Larimore
Latham
Board OF Works
Brown’s Annex
Calhoun Street
Cleveland Building and Loan Association
Suengerbund Hall
Tipton
Calhoun and
Creighton Avenue
Spain
Maparip
Cuba
Canellas
Maceo
Sebomeco
Randall Hotel
Mr. Ketcham
Alaska
H.jd.ash’s
Columbia St
Bush & Co
John Christen
Calhoun St
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
W. F. Geller
Cope
Coho
Freese & Ranke
Ceo. Myers
Fort Wayne, Ind
J.L. Proctor Shoe CO
J. L. Proctor Shoe CO
Summit City
Oxford
SOO
Old National Bank
Proctor
Balbriggan Underwear
William Meyer & Bro
Romy & Hobilya
Barr Street
West Main Street
East Berry Street
John Dreibelbiss
Court Street
C. UW. Bliss
C. H. Bliss
Eragut
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
the Starr
Ludwig
Jawes & Holmstrom
the Nilson
S. A
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