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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1899

Page

3

Local notices and city life mix in Fort Wayne column

A wide array of brief items from Fort Wayne includes illness updates for Ella Green and Georgiana Bond, travel notes on Rev Dahhmig and Major Miller, business moves by Fred Snyder and Chas Pfeiffer, plus community happenings such as the Scottial Rite Masons convocation and Easter social plans.

Montgomery Street D. Schiefer Dr. Boling John E. Miller Indianpolis Miller Adjutant General’s Office

Tailor Sells Child Suits With Popular Prices

Local tailor touts a selection of children’s suits with appealing prices and fashionable styles. Items include Sax and Jive Max lines, aiming to attract families seeking affordable formalwear.

Local News In Brief From Millersburg And Nearby

Mrs J Leach of Millersburg and Mrs J M Ehrmann lie seriously ill. John J Brennan joins Rich hotel staff. Wing Mahurin plan White Institute building in Wabash for about 6000. John Archer moved to Dr Derbyshire private hospital for Brights disease. Garrett Sweringen resigns from Gock pharmacy to study medicine. Meyer Stock prepare brick school in Adams township. P F Hoadle buys Charles Driver farm for 1350 plans a til a mill. David Braden injured in fall at 271 West Creighton. Fences rise around Calhoun street flats base ball park. Navy prize money reaches Philip Hess. Hess to receive extra two months pay. works at Wabash shops. Frank Landahl arrested for embezzlement after police stakeout and trap door cellar search.

John J. Brennan St. Augustine’s Academy Rich Plana Wing & Mahurin White Institute Wabash John Archer Washington Township Luella Derbyshire Cass Street Bright Garrett Sweringen Gocke Broadway Mesars Meyer & Stock Adams Township P. F. Hoadle Madison Township Charles Driver Marquardts Crossing Philip E Hess Navy St. Paul Havana Spain Hess Springfield Ill Jacob Hess Pittsburg Daseler Spillner Petgen Frank Landahl Chicago

Bishop Rademacher Taken to Chicago for Treatment

Bishop Rademacher was moved from Fort Wayne to Chicago this morning. Vicar General Guendling and Dr. Rosenthal accompanied him. He will be treated at St Elizabeth's Hospital in the Western Metropolis, and the move was kept quiet until now.

Rademacher Chicago Guendling Rosenthal Episcopal Tar Sentinel Pennsylvania

Soldiers in Philippines T angle as Leonard serves

Ivers CLeon ard remains in the Philippine islands with General Lawton where his company has seen action. Colonel Egbert, commander of the regiment Leonard serves in, was killed yesterday. Leonard arrived in the Philippines on March 1. A farmer named Charles Decker in Aboite township broke his leg loading a mudboat, with two bones broken. Local stores advertise spring wear and updated hat and furnishing goods departments under new management.

Ivers Cleonard Philippine Islands Lawton Egbert Leonard Mr. Leonard Philippines Charles Decker Aboite Township

Lake Township Notes and Local Events

Confirmation was held at St Johns Lutheran church with Gnustie Henret Chas and Henry Seegere confirmed. Edward Felger sprained his thumb boxing at Arcola athletic hall. Teachers will attend the Northern Indiana Teachers association and hold the last institute at Fort Wayne. Lake Chapel Union Sunday school elected officers Byron Wigent John Smith Connard Horn Clara Felger Fillmore Welsheimer and Charles Binkley. Charles Arnold plans timber work for a new home. James Stewart moved to L Keeler’s former house. Lee Elsworth of Chicago visits Arcola. I W Herrold bought shoemaking tools to resume his trade. A small party celebrated Frank Winegert’s son's birthday anniversary. Sympathy extended to John Nelson’s bereaved family.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Gnustie Henret Chas Henry Seegere Edward Felger Arcola Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association Lake and Aboit International Business College Fort Wayne Lake Chapel Union Sunday School Byron Wigent John Smith Connard Horn Clara Felger Fillmore Welsheimer Charles Binkley Charles Arnold James Stewart L. Keeler Lee Elsworth Western Union Chicago I. W. Herrold Frank Winegert John Nelson

Death of Ellen Brinkley at Lake Township church service

Miss Ellen Brinkley daughter of Levi and Mrs Brinkley died at age eleven years six months from prolonged illness. Her funeral was held at Eel River Baptist church with Rev Saunders and Rev Fink officiating. She leaves parents six sisters and one brother. The report also mentions a Pennsylvania fireman Albert E Sechrist who developed blood poisoning after a minor hand abrasion.

Allen County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company Churubusco Miss Maude Frank Lordier St. Joseph’s Hospital Myers Nelson Arcola Ellen Brinkley Levi Brinkley Hilen Eel River Cemetery Ellen Lake Center Albert E. Sechrist Pennsylvania Crestline Siemen

Injury shocks city as man hospitalized in serious condition

Sechrist remains at St Josephs hospital in a very serious condition after a significant injury. Mrs Murray of Zanesville, visiting friends in the city, is unrelated to the incident.

St. Joseph's Hospital Mrs. Murray Zanesville City

Ladies' two clasp Kid Gloves in spring shades

Retail notes offer ladies two clasp Kid Gloves in tans greens reds whites and blacks at 75 cents a pair. Also priced are two clasp Kid Gloves in new spring shades at 1.25, regular 31.25.

Haberdashery Sam, Pete & Max’s

Attachment proceeding against nonresident Loveless in Indiana

Jacob Byars files an attachment suit in Wayne Township Allen County Indiana. Justice Harry France notes Loveless is a non resident and the case will be heard May 2 1889 at 9 o clock at the Justice office for Loveless to appear and answer the complaint.

Attachment Jacob Byars Walter H. Loveless Harry France Wayns Township Allen County Indiana Atlidavit Jaciana Wayne Township Harry F

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