Martha and Etta Friday Move Dress Parlors North
Removal notice states Martha and Etta Friday moved dress-making parlors one block north of Mrs. Purdick's and invite friends to share patronage, promising to please customers.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
5
Removal notice states Martha and Etta Friday moved dress-making parlors one block north of Mrs. Purdick's and invite friends to share patronage, promising to please customers.
Local items list events and notices from Fremont including names like Frank Lewis J P Isenhour and M E conference at Richmond. Mentions new ads at James town and Camero n’s store prints. updates on births marriages houses and travel. Highlights include church services veterans news and upcoming sales and openings.
Mrs Tasker is in poor health Frank Kepler was on our streets last Saturday Miss Anna Hilbish is able to be out after a long illness Miss Nellie Caswell has purchased an elegant new wheel Mrs R C Jones is the guest of Chas Chapin and wife John W Schaeffer is confined to the house with la grippe Mrs J P Albright was home from Quincy the first of this week Mrs J B Milnes of Goshen visited friends at Waterloo this week MuChie had the largest stock of furniture in Northern Indiana George Trott of Reading was in town Tuesday greeting old friends The electric lights will be shining in a few days Wiring is about done and everything believed to be in first class shape Mr and Mrs Thomas Painter Jr were treated to an old fashioned bel ling one night recently The serenaders had an idea that Thomas Jr and bride were there but were mistaken The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church will serve ciid epple and the usual accompaniments at the G A R Hall Saturday evening April 4 from 5 to 9 o clock Supper 15 cents All are invited There will be quarterly meeting at the German M E church Saturday and Sunday Services Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday morning and evening A full attendance of members and friends is requested Mr Worcester division supt of the Lake Shore was interviewed about a new station house for this place He admitted our need and promised to recommend one be built Wednesday evening April 1 at the M E church Rev Ralph C Jones will deliver Wonders of Creation Science and the Bible This lecture is interesting to students teachers and every one More information may be gained in one evening by hearing this lecture than by months of solitary study It may be the last opportunity to hear Rev Jones and He should have a crowded house.
Spring brings better health reports as Harvey Straw and Frank Nadine improve. Charlie Chapin hires a new summer hand while George Straw stays on the farm sold to Chapin. Little Carlton Straw recovers from a severe fall. Residents discuss a surprising stone found in an elm and questions over a merchant selling cigarettes to boys. Rev Haddix’s farewell sermon approaches with hopes for his return. Rev Lilly suffers a serious horse kick injury. The new church bathhouse and community finances move forward, while local business shifts and a March 24 birthday mark notable events. J Fremont offers stock for sale with trade options invited.
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