Were Wedded Mid Flowers Bond Zollars Nuptials
Miss Cizra Ewing Zollars and Herbert Bond were wed in Fort Wayne in a ceremony at the Zollars home with Reineke’s orchestra and a reception attended by hundreds. The bride wore white satin and carried lilies, and the couple planned a return to the city after travels to Chicago and Mackinac before settling home after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Cizra Ewing Zollars
Allen Zollars
Herbert Bond
S. B. Bond
Zollars
Reineke
L. L. Henson
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Meta Schloemlich
Milwaukee
Miss Meegan
Miss Bond
Tachlin
Allan Zollars
8. B. Bond
Fred E. Zollars
Mulqueen Trier Marriage Quietly Held in Fort Wayne
Miss Stella Mulqueen and George F. Trier were married Thursday evening in a private ceremony at the bride’s mother's home in Fort Wayne. Rev James Stuart Ainslie officiated with immediate family present, followed by a wedding supper. The couple departed for Toledo Detroit and the lakes for their honeymoon. Trier is a known figure in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Mulqueen
George F. Trier
Fort Wayne
Elizabeth Mulqueen
West Lewis Street
James Stuart Ainslie
Plymouth Church
Trier
Toledo
Detroit
The
Lakes
Local Notes Highlight Weddings and Town News
Miss Maud Smith and Miss Anna Meyer announce an engagement. Henry Fehling enjoys a two week vacation at Woodburn. William Clark plans a city dairy route next week. Hiram Parent falls ill during a visit to his son. Mrs. Capt. Bigelow visits Huntington and Fort Wayne ties. George Brown buys an English setter from Hickory Valley Kennel. Invitations issued for Ella Summers and Clement Weber marriage at Cathedral on September 26 with Rev Father Durham officiating. Joseph Aufsperger and Zara Core wed at Woodburn by Rev C C Cissel. Charles Rosselot and Saville Touette wed at home on Lake Avenue. Gary Wickwire obtains divorce from Lena after revelations of her social life. Helene Ulrich seeks divorce from Russell Ulrich, custody of son sought. Blanche Bates ill with appendicitis after surgery. Dol Ne Bates also ill with lung trouble.
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Maud Smith
Eust Washington Street
Anna Meyer
Avilla
Henry Fehling
Stafford
Woodburn
William Clark
Huntington Road
Hiram Parent
A. E. Baer
Lindenuwood
Ella Cecelia Summers
Clement J. Weber
Logansport
John Durham
Joseph E. Aufsperger
Zara A. Core
C. C. Cissel
Berry Street
M. E
Rev. L. L. Henson
Charles A. Rosselot
Saville Touette
Lake Avenue
Gary N. Wickwire
Angola
Klondike
Lena
New York
Chicago
Helene Ulrich
Helene Studebaker
South Bend
Jacob F. Studebaker
Russell Ulrich
Dawson City
Alaska
Dawson
Blanche Bates
Lycurges E. Bates
East Tabor Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Enslen
Stefnen
Mire and estimable couples invitees for reception at Mulqueen
Invitations issued this morning announce a reception for the bride and groom on Monday evening at the Mulqueen dancing academy. More than two hundred friends are invited. the event will feature music and dancing with fitting decorations. After September 18 Mr and Mrs Trier will reside at 35 West Lewis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulqueen
Trier
West Lewis Street
Marlette Bride Weds Fort Wayne Man in Butler Street Home
Miss Katie Chard of Marlette Mich sister of Mrs Stevens wed James C Arthur of Fort Wayne. Ceremony at the Stev ens residence conducted by Rev J Haag. Mrs Arthur popular in Fort Wayne. groom with Kimball Piano Co. at home at 39 East Butler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stevens
Butler Street
Kittie Chard
Marlette
Mich
Arthur
Kimball Piano Company
East
Marriage Licenses List Includes Several Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses issued to James C. Arthur and Kittie F. Chard, Charles Blombach and Edith Kalkman, Charles Roemke and Minnie Ogst ting, Joseph E. Auspurger and Zolo A. Core, Charlies A. Rosselot and Lavilla La Tourrette, Herbert W. Bond and Clara Zollars, Andrew F. Zuber and Queendora Beintzelman, George F. Trier and Stella Mulqueen, and Rimer Van Buskirk and Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roemke
Minnie Ogstting
Joseph E. Auspurger
Zolo A. Core
Charlies A. Rosselot
Lavilla la Tourrette
Herbert W. Bond
Clara &. Zollars
Andrew F. Zuber
Queendora Beintzelman
George F. Trier
Stella 0
Mulqueen
Rimer van' Buskirk
Sarah
Tragic Load Crushed Fort Wayne Worker at Kerr Murray
John Kamphues, about 38 and unmarried, died after a heavy eight by two foot tank lid fell on him during loading at Kerr Murray works in Fort Wayne. He lived ten minutes after the accident and the body was prepared for burial. He left a widowed mother, a sister, and two brothers. funeral arrangements pending at St. Paul’s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kamphues
Kerr MurrAy Works
James Ayres
Ramphues
Kamphues
C. E. Barnett
Shane & Vieth
Henry Hilker
Hendricks Street
Joseph Kamphues
Avilla
Henry Kamphues
Alexander Laurents
Fort Wayne
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Mystery in Hoosier Gold in Brown County Finds Flour Gold
A Brown and Morgan county gold rush story from near Indianapolis describes farmers panhandling fine flour gold in their creeks using blankets to trap flecks. Jewelers in Indianapolis assay the finds, with prospects of large-scale plants on Gold Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Centerton
Brown County
Indianapolis
Edward G. Gardner
Brown
Morgan Counties
Hoosier
Absey
Garner
Jong
Gold Creek
Henry Blivens
Chicago
Blivens
Mount Olive
Salt Creek
Bean Blossom Creek
Merriman
Ex-Argonaut Leaves Brown County For Good
A fragment indicates the ex-Argonaut departed Brown County for good after a period on a plain broom handle, suggesting a notable departure or change in status. The terse note hints at a final exit without detailing destinations or reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Schley Named Commander Of South Atlantic Station
Washington reports Rear Admiral Schley will command the South Atlantic station after applying to Secretary Long for sea service. He heads the retiring board and is to prepare for new duties as the department plans to expand the fleet there. Five to six ships are expected, with Cincinnati Detroit and Marblehead likely joining. The move comes amid tensions in South Africa and upheaval in the Americas, signaling growing strategic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley
South Atlantic
Long
Department
Cincinnati
Detroit
Marblehead
South Africa
South
Central America
South Atlantic Command
Window Glass Trust Consolidation Reported
Pittsburg Sept 16 James A Chambers president of American Glass company states a window glass combine has been finally established The Sew spaneny wily Olyie Weyee largest concerns in the country with capacity about 9 000 pots leaving only about 600 pots outside the combine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James A. Chambers
American Glass Company
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Mulqueen-Trier
Chard-Arthur
James C. Arthur and
Kittie F. Chard
Charles Blombach and
Edith Kalk
Kerr Murray
Ind
Indianapolis and Southern Railroad
John Collett
Indiana
Irown
California
Arbuckles
Alf
Pest
Paul
J. R. Torrey
United States
Aod
Arbuckies
Cent Poste
Semel
Leite
Express
Uaureat Expresa
Arbuckle Bros
Notion
Arbuckle Brom
New York City
N. Y
New Haven Clock Co
Window Gase Trust
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