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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1889
Page
8
A blend of community notes from Fremont Michigan and nearby towns includes visits by Witte Heller in Camden and Mrs Eliza Abbott’s recovery, diphtheria reports in Coldwater, and holiday travel. Local merchants advertise boots and sewing machines, while residents plan dances, watch meetings, and Christmas gatherings.
Mias Minnie Boake of Auburn Indiana spends the winter with her aunt Mrs. Beberling. Job printing orders may be left at this office for work done in a workmanlike manner at a reasonable price. Guests at the Hilton House include John L. Daws Peter Young of Auburn and Mr Ryder of Garrett visiting 8 R Heberjing.
The M E Church Sunday School hosted a Christmas evening program with songs and recitations honoring the birth of the Christ Child. Rev BE Werner offered remarks on character shaping youth as Rev Hagen led the benediction to close the service.
Christmas Eve program by the Congrega tional Sunday school featured carols recitations and class exercises by children and fine choir music. Decorations centered on rustic evergreen arbours and festoons with two trees and gifts pleasing attendees. Supt Garn thanked all for celebrating the Christ Child’s birth and praised the workers for decorations recitations and music.
A page of church notices lists service times for M E Church and German M E Church with pastors and Sabbath school times. Revival meetings begin Tuesday at East Fremont Evangelical Church and quarterly meetings set for January 7 and 8 at the same location. A union evangelistic series by Methodist and Congregational pastors is planned starting next Sunday at the Methodist church with President Reade of Taylor University speaking.
Offer on mens shoes marked down from regular 2.50 to 3.00 with many broken pairs available at great sacrifice. Claims extra good shoe values and odd suits at half price. Encourages calling to view lines before stock runs out and to see clothing bargains at reduced prices.
A fragment from the Spectator describes a selfish pony hurting a cow and then lying in a dry spot. It weighs tar and feathers as a punishment from medieval times, notes changes in its application, and references Richard the Lionheart and Philip II. The piece shifts to Turkey’s progress with rail concessions and a note on the power of ordinary Irish potatoes for cleaning and stain removal.
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