Umbrellas, shoes, and remedies advertised locally
The notice lists Beckman’s umbrellas, G. M. Band menswear, and Foley’s Kidney Cure as advertised products. It also mentions a West William street rental and a baggage transfer service, with names like Charles Bowman and J. A. Jones appearing alongside a Rocky Mountain Tea claim for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breckley
Mitchell Street
Beckman’s
G. M. Band
Foley
U. S
Oles
Charlen Jowman
Beckman
Rocky Mountain Tea
G. H. Lohman & Ice
Ball Game Sparks Citywide Remarks and Carnival Plans
A lively ball game between east and west side business men drew a large crowd and mixed results as the west side triumphed 23 to 20 in the ninth inning. Mayor Graves umpired with humor while notable players like Reyher Kaiser Ortsadt and Niswander starred. Also noted are Elkhart carnival preparations by the Elks and Gaskill-Mundy show teams, travel rates to Elkhart, and a local crime report of a purse snatching near Albion. The text also mentions upcoming entertainments at Boyer Opera House, a rural police scheme, cholera updates, and several local social notices including weddings and clergy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
West Side
Graves
Reyher
Kaiser
Rossbacher
Williams
Ortsadt
Brown
Niswander
Bright
Wehmeyer
Cawley
Lohman
Ortstadt
Bland
Bigbee
Lossbacher
Curtis
Cory
Worman
Lang
Kennedy
Elks At
Elkhart
Gaskill-Mundy Co
Detroit
Youngstown
Mansfield
Canton
Elks
Lake Shore
A. C. Cleaveland
Rocky Mountain
G. H. Lohman & Co
Claude
David Ridenour
Auburn Junction
Gately and
Donovan Co
East Saginaw
Mich
SUN
F. A. Thomas
Rollinsville
Colo
Rome
Lewis Rohm
Waterloo
Cal Hasselman
Auburn
Farmers’ Institutes
Louisa Wells
Indiana
LaPorte
D. M. Wells
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
George A. Mackintosh
Presbyterian Church
Mackintosh
Ohio
Liberty Herod
Henry L. Shattuck
Shellsburg
Iowa
Miss Mason Entertains at the Wilson home
Miss Pearl Mason hosted a social evening at her parents’ Mott street home with about forty guests. G R Harper won a drawing contest, Miss O Mara of Louisville captured a guessing prize, and a late luncheon followed around midnight. Out of town guests and several Kendallville items filled the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mason
D. C. Wilson
Mott Street
G. R. Harper
Miss O'Mara
Louisville
John Parfitt
Goshen
Gertrude Brennan
Wyon
Lucas
Cottrell
Spencer and Leagan
Indianapolis
Williams
Kenneth Larwill
Fort Wayne
Jeannie Sherrard
Homer
Mich
Ethel Stratton
Creston
O’mara
J. H. Findley
York, Pa
Snethen
Alexandria
Local notes mix of ads and news from Bluffton
Bluffton items list Photo Studio Sullivan advertising weather and outfits George Lang tailor Carries Nation visit and local business notes. Headlines cover injuries losses and local happenings with items on boxing rulings baby arrivals and rail travelers. Also notices on lost items missing ribbons and charity ads plus medical cures and church news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lang
Carrie Nation
Bluffton
G. M. Band
George Lang
McCray Bve. Co
L Beckman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Longfeld
W.B. Corsets
J. Keller & Co
WEVER
Cawley & Cawley
A. J. Strauss
ONE Frice Store
West William Street
J. A. Jones
Elkhart, Ind
Earl McKee
Albion
Kendallville
Albion Democrat
Boyer Opera House
John Goodman
Cairo
C. A. Gardner
Frank Crane
The
People’s Church
Union Congregational Church
Worcester
Mass
A. F. Phillips
Myrtle P. Murphy
Corunna
J. D. Brosy
A. M. Fetter
Lucette Rosenberg
Mae Arnold
A. 3B. Waterhouse
Miss Mason
Rome City
Frank Deardorff
Standard
Jackson Hill
John Deibele
Stuart Montgomery
Olivet College
Phil Carr
Ligunier
Benton Harbor
Phil
Madison Medicine Co
William M. Barney
Supreme” Court
Sylvan Lake
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ita
Tokyo
Chinese Foreign Office
Japan
Wu Ting Fang
Sullivan
India
F.C. Hardy
Weber
Railroad Crossing
Railroad Street
Roosevelt
Leon Locke
del Locke
Bliss House
Blunton
Standard Office
Dr. Shook
Keller
Dean
Taylor
Durbin
Campbell @ Co
H. G. Misselhorn
Peninsular
D. H. Stinson
ASE
J.Lang @ Sons
Kodaks and
KODAK
Sufpries
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