Fancy Shirts Spring Styles At Great Value
The store offers a wide range of fancy shirts with fast colors and perfect fit. Prices include fifty cent shirts with two detachable collars or cuffs, white negligee shirts with lace stripes, and a Madras shirt with detachable cuffs. An extensive assortment of styles is promised.
Easter masque party at the Commercial club delights attendees
The Easter masque party hosted by ladies of section three drew a large, festive crowd at the Commercial club. Prizes included live rabbits for top players in progressive pedro, with carnations as consolation prizes. The Lisbon Orchestra provided music and a late-hour supper followed the masked fun.
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Millie Baker
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A. J. Strauss
J. A. Jones
Lisbon
Daily Sun
C. M. Case
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Local Notes On Townites And Events In Fort Wayne Area
Sullivan's Studio spring overcoats at Lang's and new white vestings. Lovett and Baughman for tubular wells. J H Eley sold his Jefferson township farm to Mr Eshelman. Leopold Falk, Fort Wayne merchant, died of heart disease. I D Wolfe paroled after embezzlement. May 13 14 set for State Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis with May 15 monument dedication. Ladies of the Maccabees plan a church social April 8 with a 15 cent supper.
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Lang’s
Lovett and Baughman
J. H. Eley
Jefferson Township
Eshelman
A. M. Boyer
Charles Spidle
Milford Township
Ligonier
Leopold Falk
Fort Wayne
Henry M. Dean
H. M. Dean and Sons Drug Firm
Niles, Mich
Foley
H. C. Cunningham
Cawley
Charles Whitford
Railroad Street
Alma Haskin
I. D. Wolfe
Goshen
G. H. Lohman & Co
LaGrange Standard
South Milford
Sylvester Francis
John Ferguson
William E. Curtis
Curtis
Constantinople
Oriental Region
Milton Garrigus
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Order of the Ladies of the Maccabees
Christian Church
Noble County Brick House Moved to Rochester
John Calbeck buys the first house erected in Noble county in Ligonier, plans to move it to Rochester. The now brick structure is estimated to hold enough material for two good residences, and the relocation will preserve a historic early building.
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John Calbeck
Rochester
Noble County
Ligonier
South Aide
Pete Howder
Fred
South Main Street
Eaststreet
Aid
North Main Street
Bath and Furnace
Kendallville
Bath
Furnace
Mass Street
F. Acer
East End
John ‘Harts
Annally
Pat Carrick
Avilixe
Ness
Pat
Aternavee
Sant Gait
Gs Dowling Patreet
Dunkards Begin Colonies in Central Michigan
Dunkards form colonies in central and northern Indians to establish settlements in northern Michigan. Large tracts of land have been acquired by purchase and the plan includes building several towns and supporting infrastructure for migration.
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