28 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
1
Mergy Brothers invite the public to tour their Kendallville broom factory on Lincoln Street two blocks south of Mitchell, promising high quality materials and first class mechanics. They offer all styles and custom orders with a sealers service for special makes and assure strict quality and competitive prices.
Mrs Matthews will showcase street hats and tailor-made huts with a grand Easter opening from March 26 to 28 at her shop. Also offers second growth oak stove wood from John Randall at Diamond and Garden streets with delivery on order and a tonic claim for Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.
A lively L. O. T. M. gathering celebrated Mrs D S Oakes leaving for Fort Wayne and honored Mrs H I Seibert tenth anniversary and Mrs C C T Wert thirty seventh birthday with a luncheon and tinware gifts. Community notes mention campaigns, weather, new offices, sales, law, and society events across town.
A crowded notice page lists events and ads from LaGrange with social gatherings at Sullivan's Studio on Tuesday evening. It mentions hats by Mrs A J Mathews, Easter millinery openings, and a church supper plan at the Church of Christ. Also notes rail news, local contracts, and a funeral for Mrs Zonker.
Washington correspondent reports Indiana officials including state auditor W. Taylor and attorney general W. Hunt will present the war claim to the treasury department once Taylor can accompany them. Taylor remains confined to a room at the New Willard. doctors expect him up soon. Hart Hunt and Bingham informally reviewed the state exhibit with treasury officials and expect prompt auditing before being added to an appropriation bill. The Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad reports higher earnings for the year with net earnings of 895 388 and dividends of 115 020.
A church meeting is set for Monday April 1902 at 7 30 PM in the First Presbyterian Church Kendallville to adopt articles of association elect officers hear reports of last year’s work and transact suitable business. Members are urged to attend by order of the session and trustees.
The Vandalia railroad, now running the old Eel River line, names T. A. Redmond as attorney for the company. A stock of Campbell's Varnish stain arrives, praised for restoring aged furniture.
April Woman's Home Compsalon notes the servant household bond as both business and family. It urges prompt honest work and cleanliness while respecting the worker's womanhood. Kindness includes considerate orders, attention to wellbeing, and practical support for a harmonious domestic life.
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