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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
6
Multiple obituaries and incidents across Indiana: Andrew J. Holmes of Portland dies from paralysis. Larwill pioneer Mrs. Aaron Baker dies at 78. Elkhart cabman Horace Bates dies of uraemic poisoning. Fires destroy homes in Wells and DeKalb counties. a Goshen carpenter dies after a fall.
Plain solid colors of rich red dark green and blue ideal for rooms with large rugs and as coverings for halls dens dining rooms and bedrooms. A comprehensive assortment of Roxbury Smith Stinson and Smith patterns. Bigelow Axminsters Wilton Velvets Body Brussels and worsted rugs highlight durability and color in rich geometric and oriental designs.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of 1418 Broadway. The notice records the birth without additional details.
Sentinel correspondence from Poe Indiana reports Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Bultemeier visiting Decatur on Saturday. Paul Newberry of Farwell Michigan visits his mother Ida Chronister in Bobo. Mary Ayres of Farwell Michigan arrived for an extended visit with relatives in Fort Wayne Ossian Poe and Decatur. C E Morton is able to be out again after two weeks with typhoid fever. Marion township Sunday school workers attended the Madison township Sunday school convention at Hoagland. Rev C A Frakes preached at the Christian church last Saturday evening.
A historical listing by John C Heller records numerous real estate transfers in St Joseph and Wayne townships. Transactions include William Dressler to John and F Dressler for 3100, Grace and A L Schott to Charles A Wilding for 1, property in section 8, St Joseph, and other deeds with varied parcels and prices across townships.
Arthur Blombach was convicted in city court on assault and battery after a fight at George Lannon's Party on North Calhoun Street and fined five dollars plus costs. Shannon suffered a deep cut. the assailant with the knife is not yet identified. Frank Graham and William Ryan also faced fines for drunkenness.
Charles N. Sellars a 23 year old barber weds Dorothy M. Hollenbeck 27. Harry L. Cook 26 marries Charlotte Vogeler 26. Frank A. Monnot 39 weds Anna Mendenhall 31. Bram H. Kissinger 3% laborer weds Henrietta H. Brokaw 86. William F. Grove 34 teamster weds Mary B. Crawhorn 34. Aaron F. Gorreill 25 farmer weds Jennie M. Shaffer 26. Ernest Jenni 44 contractor weds Mery Anger 54. Sebastian Kleever 26 farmer weds Emma Landstoffer 26. John M. Rager 28 machinist weds Catherine L. Stock 22.
The night school, begun last year through the Women’s Club league, reopened in the old high school building Monday evening. The first class numbered forty five students seeking education but unable to attend daytime classes. Prof A C Wooley taught mathematics and Miss Bertha ee assisted.
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