Removal Announce Dress Makers Move North of Burdick
Martha and Etta Priday announce they have moved their dress making enterprise one block north of Mrs. Burdick's. They invite friends and patrons to visit and promise to please with better service.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
7
Martha and Etta Priday announce they have moved their dress making enterprise one block north of Mrs. Burdick's. They invite friends and patrons to visit and promise to please with better service.
Various notices report new stock of wall paper at Rev Cameron's, a postal clerk change with Mrs Lottie O Keefer, and recoveries from illness for Mrs FP Dewey. Social items note Miss Sowle visiting Ina Shank, Wilson Woodart’s visit from Michigan, Ira Havens at a funeral in Branch County, and Edith Taddix returning from Faetta Ohio to attend school. Also local jobs for a blacksmith or horse shoer, and the infant of Andrew Hemery dying with Rev Wilcoxe officiating. telephone line work progresses in Angola and a few other brief community updates.
Local items include Mrs Martha Straw improving and travel notes for Coldwater and Fremont. Rev O E Wilcox and wife arrive to occupy former Jones home, while wedding of John H Dygerti and Sadie I Kinsy is noted. Epworth League birthday surprise for Homer Withington and a garland of social events at G A B Wall plus a warm sugar social planned.
Community updates from Fremont include visits by Mrs. T. L. Wood near Coldwater and Mrs. Mwanss of Kinderhook, social gatherings in honor of birthdays and farewells, and reports on local business and samples of wares. Also noted are subscription return issues, urging neighbors to return borrowed papers to owners or pay for delayed copies.
EAD FREMONT notes wheat prospects while wedding bells ring. Barn chores, plowing, and farm updates appear as Mr Donthue works Cobb place. Residents discuss Rev Hudidia’s return, Maple sugaring plans, and neighbor visits amid spring events.
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