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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1899

Page

18

Local notes from Fort Wayne area birth, marriages, moves

Local items report new births at Taylor and Erie streets, A C Archibald joining Indiana Furniture as salesman, Edward Hughes heading to Chicago, Carl May visiting for eye troubles, and updates on Chris Newcomer, W Burke, Carren Adams, August Gennart and Elvina Sprangle marriage, Mrs Filler recovering, John Mager and Catholic Benevolent Legion leadership, rural mail boxes delivery, Concordia Lutheran church first meeting, Dr W W Mungen moving offices, a girl injured by a truck, William H Schultz selling his drug store, Rudolph Steger bankruptcy case, Frichtenicht finds an old coin, remodeling at Dr Wheelock residence, George Gordon injured by a cow, Fort Wayne enlistment, Mrs McKinley injured, Miss Mary Stubbs returning from Paris, Myrtle Bedley injury, Miss Bertha Tingley fall, bankruptcy adjudication, forty five men join new infantry company, Miss McCarthy still in hospital, Captain Reese letter from Honolulu, Mrs Heller reception attended by many, and hospitality details.

Charles Starr Taylor Street Clement Bates Erie Street A. C. Archibald Indiana Furniture Company Edward Hughes Holton Avenue Chicago Carl May Defiance Ohio Wheelock Chris Newcomer Harmon Hotel W. Burke Fitch Shoe Carren Adams Kentucky August Gennart Elvina Sprangle Ohio Street Justice France Filler Warsaw Street John B. Mager Garrett Mager Indiana Catholic Benevolent Legion Concordia Lutheran Church St. Paul’s Church Barr Street Joseph Coby Christian Doenges Christian Rodenbeck W. W. Mungen West Wayne Street J. E. Waugh Calhoun and Columbia Street Waugh Soliday- Hire Furniture Calhoun Street E. J. Mc Oscar William H. Schultz Fairfild Avenue Frederick H. Lindeman Schultz Rudolph Steger HE. G. Keegan United States Mr. Steger Baker Fred Frichtenicht Piqua Road Carolous III Frichtenicht Harrison Street George B. Gordon Pennsylvania Station Gordon Fort Wayne Joseph Smith New Haven James McKinley Lima Road Mary H. Stubbs Paris America Myrtle T. C. Bedley West Creighton Avenue Bertha Tingley John Street Chapin Wayne True Blues Miss McCarthy St. Joseph’s Hospital C. E. Reese United States Regiment Honolulu Captain Reese Colonel Gardiner Sherman John Heller Flora Heller West Washington Street Barbara Nill Thomas Heller Jennie Shell C. B. Fitch Abbie Pfeiffer Jessie Reitze Clara Hull George Belott Budd van Sweringen Ed Rogers Louise Heller Anna Fahlsing Mabel Sites Casso

Fort Wayne Pioneer Dead Jacob Geiss Expires in Topeka

News reached Fort Wayne that Jacob Geiss died in Topeka Kansas on October 13 after years as a well known resident. He once clerked for Pierre brothers on Calhoun street and ran a 355 Lafayette grocery. A Woodmen Volunteer Fire Co member and former Pennsylvania Railroad foreman, he left Fort Wayne in 1878 for Topeka. Surviving are his wife and five children. Louis J Geiss in Fort Wayne remains. another son was found unconscious in a barn and died after transfer to Hope hospital. the young man was twenty two, mother Anna B Slemmer and siblings reside at 18 Monroe Street.

Jacob Geiss Topeka Kan Pennsylvania Railroad Company Geiss Fort Wayne Topexa Louis J. Geiss Township Trustee’s Hope Hospital Anna B. Slemmer Monroe Street

Died After Illness Kirby Engineer at Pennsylvania Railroad

Michael Kirby died at his home after months of illness from septicaemia. A veteran Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, he was 46 years old and highly regarded. Born in Rushville Indiana, he moved to Fort Wayne 24 years ago and rose from fireman to engineer, spending a brief interlude in 1886 in other pursuits. He visited Hot Springs last summer for health, worked east on No 20 and back on No 15 during August’s heat, then succumbed to exhaustion and illness upon return.

Michael Kirby East Williams Street Mr. Kirby Pennsylvania Railroad Rushville Ind Fort Wayne The Pennsylvania Kirby Hot Springs No. 20 No. 15

Steury Missing As Sheriff Hunts Eastern County

Omish farmer Albert Steury remains unfound after disappearing Monday while seeking a plasterer. His horse and buggy were found near Antwerp with his coat and sale bills. Sheriff Melching leads a countywide search. no foul play suspected though possible. Steury, about 32, has home, family, and cash plus bank certificates.

Albert Steury Steary Melching Antwerp Steury Henry Woebbeking Maumee Township Woebbeking Stuery Fort Wayne

Death notice of Mrs F W Stellhorn at Columbus

Announcement reached the city Wednesday of the death of Mrs. F. W. Stellhorn at her home in Columbus. Wife of Professor Stellhorn who taught at Concordia College for twelve years. Active in Lutheran churches in Fort Wayne. She was 54. Ill for two years with hip trouble and bed bound for over a year. Funeral service held at Columbus Thursday.

F. W. Stellhorn Columbus Stellhorn Concordia College Fort Wayne

Death of Glen Keil in Oxford Ohio

Glen Keil formerly of this city died Wednesday at his home in Oxford Ohio after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was the son of Mrs. I Keil and left Fort Wayne about six years ago. His remains were brought back to the city Thursday and funeral services were held Friday at 11 o'clock from the residence of F W Keil 145 West Superior Street conducted by Rev. D W Moffat and Rev Dr J A P McGaw.

Glen Keil Oxford Ohio Mr. Keil Fort Wayne F. W. Keil West Superior Street D. W. Moffat J. A. P. McGaw

Maggie Kernes Dies at Hope Hospital

Maggie Kernes, eleven, died last Thursday at Hope hospital from appendicitis. She was brought from Payne, Ohio for treatment, and her remains were sent back to Payne for interment.

Maggie Kernes Hope Hospital Payne Ohio

Old Machinist James Smith Dies in Springfield

James Smith aged 78 died at his home in Springfield Illinois last week. News reached his daughter Mrs A M Tower of this city by telegraph who left with Mr and Mrs Robert Kennaird relatives of the deceased. He was a machinist with twenty five years at Wabash shops in Springfield and earlier ten years at Kerr Murray shops Fort Wayne and five years at Wabash Fort Wayne.

James Smith Springfield A. M. Tower Robert Kennaird Smith Kerr Murray Wabash Fort Wayne

Agreement Reached on Alaska Boundary Modus Vivendi

The British envoy Mr Tower handed Secretary Hay a note accepting a temporary Alaska boundary arrangement. The modus vivendi fixes the line above Pyramid Harbor and along Lynn Canal, preserving American reach while denying a free port or transfer of Canadian goods. Officers will mark the temporary line with posts or marks.

Washington Tower State Department Hay Canada West Pass Dalton Trail Pyramid Harbor Lynn Canal Evarts Stikine River Alaska Chilkat River Chilkat Inlet Klehini River Porcupine Creek White and Chilkoot United States

Y M C A Building to Be Remodeled into Business Rooms

Messrs John and Edward White owners of the Y M C A building are having drawings and estimates prepared by Wing and Mahurin for remodeling the structure into business rooms. The building is described as excellent with a desirable location and should be quickly occupied. Work is expected to begin at an early date.

Messrs John and Edward White Wing & Mahurin

Elva Buchanan Dies at 27 After Brief Marriage

Elva Buchanan formerly of Hoagland and Monroeville dies at home near Payne Ohio on Thursday night at age twenty seven. He was married about three months and is a brother of Mrs. James E. Graham of this city.

Elva Buchanan Hoagland Monroeville Payne, Ohio James E. Graham

Volunteers of America Lease Headquarters at Harrison Street

The Volunteers of America have leased the Ninde block at 50 Harrison Street to renew work led by Captain Ott and his wife Mrs. Capt. Ott. Adjutant J. W. Shipway of Grand Rapids is due to visit for inspection while Sarah McCrory has qualified as estates of faded Mo.

Volunteers of America Ninde Harrison Street Ott

John W. Mlemmer Dies at Hope Hospital

John W. Mlemmer died Thursday night at Hope Hospital after a brain fever illness. The report notes his occupation as employed, with limited readable details on his residence or family.

John W. Mlemmer Hope Hospital

Lawton promotion urged by Twelfth District

Telegram from Congressman J M Robinson to President McKinley voices the Twelfth district’s push for General Henry W Lawton to be named brigadier general. In Fort Wayne Indiana the home district joins patriotic citizens in urging the appointment. Louis G Gottman repays debt, builds barn, and tours Europe after prudent farming.

Henry W. Lawton Shafter Robinson McKinley Twelfth District Fort Wayne Ind William McKinley United States Washington, D. C J. M. Robinson M. C

From Shop to Farm He Leaves East Car Shops for Farm Life

F Schmidt, a carpenter at the east car shops since 1890, has resigned and purchased land six miles from the city on the Wayne trace. He plans to move his family and take up farming, while colleagues at the shops part with regret at the end of a long and agreeable association.

F. Schmidt East Car Shops Wayne Trace Schmidt

Oil Tank Works advertises 413 feet long baswood cord rate

Baswood buts measuring 413 feet long with top end 6 inches and larger offered by S. F. Bowser & Co Incorporated Oil Tank Works at 4.50 per cord.

S. F. Bowser & Co., (Incorporated

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