Local News Snips and Social Notes from Fremont
Julius Weaver has been sick. Mrs. L. M. Blain visited Angola Tuesday. Claude Douglass was home the first of the week. The L. T. L. plans an entertainment. Fremont boys aim to travel to LaGrange for a game soon. For photo supplies call F. Burdick’s. L. W. Crandal offers flour and feed at the old Exchange Store. Strikes persist and McClue undercuts Weaver on furniture sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
LaGrange
F. Burdick
S. L. W. Crandal
Illnesses and Local Notices Fill Fremont Saily Pages
Numerous short items mention Mrs. Abbot and Mrs. VanAlstine ill with neuralgia, Rev Grove visiting parishioners, and local sales from E D Ackerman. Other notes cover a painting class organized by Miss Mary Powers, Jamestown visitor J Bradley and daughter Ruth, jewelry needs with F Burdick, and new section foreman James Tucker moving into Caswell building. The M E church social, railroad strike business, community accounts, a poverty ball, local grocery deals, and unrest from a swearing town incident are recorded alongside public notices and ads for meat markets, remedies, and Lake Chautauqua rail promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Abbot
VanAlstine
Rev. Grove
E. D. Ackerman
Mary Powers
J. Bradley
Jamestown
Ruth
F. Burdick
James Tucker
Caswell
M. E
J. E. Fralick
H. G. Curwin
Hudson Ind
Chicago
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W L. Scott
W. L. Scott & Son
W.L. Scott Co
Yours Truly
W. L. Scott Co
Philip Michael
Waying
Indianapolis Dental College
Orland
Garn's
Dry Poots
M. M. Gilbert
RIC Ri A
Julius Weaver
Claude Douglass
Ackerman’s
Mrs. Bunker
Mrs. Greenmeyer
Bardick
Srun
Lake James
Isenhower's
Eaase
Nellie Caswell
Congregational Church
Miss Caswell
Wheeler & Wilson
McClue
Noeiere
W. No McKevehen
Repper
Caswells Orchestra
J.P. Isenhower
A.M. Caswell
L.R. Bunker
Mr. Caswell
H. Q. Spelman
Angola
E. Grove
Elton Michael’s
New York
A.J. Smith
T. A
Cleveland
Bucklen
WN. MckKeehen
McKeehen’s
Coldwater Steam Laundry
Postoffice
J.P. Atupraat
Lake Chatauqua
America
Lake Bhore & Michigan Southern Railway
A. J. Smith
Olio
Chadwick
W. N. McKerhen
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