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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
2
Express and freight trains listed with destinations Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Fremont. Sunday only services include Nos 4560 4620 450 while No 450 451 452 run on Sundays. Agent C W Masters provides this timetable for Fremont Indiana.
Daily time card from Indianapolis shows arrivals and departures for trains including the Indianapolis Express connections, Connersville Express, Cincinnati Express, and the Lake Shore line at Fort Wayne, indicating through schedules and weekday operation.
Born to JF Clizhe and wife a 10 pound boy on April 24, 1805. Miss Finnia Jameson sick with malaria fever. Fred Hackett and B J Bohner visited friends in Cambria. Silas Hotchkiss with apoplexy in serious condition. Chas Cook and wife stayed with friends near East Gilead. Clarence Davis moved into George Foglesong's house. Dr Bell and wife from Montgomery visited Earl Ford and wife. Wickiti family from Cold Water visited relatives. Miss Maude French returned from Jackson in midweek.
Miss Susie Lytle and Fred Day visited the fatterts west of Angela. George Paradine assisted with barn building at Batavia and Mia Povsery Miette Copetami made a brief visit. Neighbors express sympathy for a family in a difficult separation case.
Tuesday afternoon visits by Miss Nellie Caswell and her sister Mrs Dygert noted. A temperance meeting drew attendees that evening. A parliamentary law drill occurred Friday with Ruth McNaughton elected chair. The baccalaureate sermon is set for Sunday at the Methodist church.
Advertises Hawthorne No 1 250 lb capacity at 36.00, No 2 350 lb at 45.00, No 3 500 lb at 550 with free trial. Claims high quality, past prices, gold medal acclaim, and easy return if unsatisfied. Promises cash-on-delivery option and no deposit for examination.
An advertisement proclaims reading the Cincinnati Enquirer as the safest investment in a prosperous era. It urges investors to join the money makers by subscribing to the weekly, Sunday, or daily editions, with sample copies available for ten cents.
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