Local ads highlight Beckmans and Beyer Bros notices
Beexmans offers ball bearing umbrellas for ladies while Beckmans also showcases ball bearing umbrellas. G M Band advertises neat fitting durable gent's shoes. George Lang promotes latest overcoats. Beyer Bros seeks poultry dressers with office hours listed. Kendallville fair urged to attend. C A Gardner’s office hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodaks
KODAK
Beckman’s
G. M. Band
Beexman
Beyer Bros. and Company
Beyer Bros. & Co
C. A. Gardner
A New Jersey Editor Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
M T Lynch editor of the Philips burg New Jersey Daily Post writes of trying many cough and cold remedies in his family but praises Foley's Honey and Tar as among the best. He notes the product's effectiveness and recommends it for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Philipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
H.C. Cundiogham
Twelfth Cavalry Reunion and Camp Mitch ell History
Col Edward Anderson of Quincy will attend the Goshen reunion of the Twelfth Cavalry, once recruited in this city. Camp Mitchell lay west of the Grand Rapids railroad. many locals recall its New Year cold and early spring musters as part of the regiment’s early history and consolidation with the 129th in Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anderson
Quincy
Mass
12Th Cavalry
Goshen
Camp
Mitchell
William Mitchell
Grand Rapids
Michigan City
Lineas A. Lenhart
Allen County
Porto Rico
Bearss
Peru
A. T. Reed
F. C. Kuhns
Windsor-Cliffton
Chicago
Frank Covington
Kendallville
Alexandria
Crown Prince of
Siam
Chowla Maha Vajiravugh
Southampton
New York
Roosevelt
America
Japan
Eugene E. Stutz
Star Tank Company
Middlebury
Mary McVitty
Charlevoix
Mich
Michigan
George Trobaugh
Frankfort
Pancake
George D. Gaby
Brimfield
Isaac Cornell
Ellen Rinehart
Mary Rinehart
Saybrook
Ill
Jennie Pancake
Anna Brothwell
Elkhart
Co. A. Taylor
Kenton
Ohio
Ligonier
Lake Shore Railway Company
Kendallville Fair
Wausega
South Bend
Butler
Fort Wayne Presbytery elects officers at semi annual meeting
At the Fort Wayne Presbytery meeting, Rev. C G Miller is named moderator with Rev. A C Ormond as assistant moderator and Rev. T G Pearce and Elder F D Sullivan as temporary clerks. Ormond and Sullivan elected as delegates to the Indiana synod in Goshen in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Mrs Cording's millinery sale and Kendallville notices
The itemized page notes Mrs Cording's millinery opening continuing Thursday to Saturday, the Bazar and related sales events at the post office area, a Kendallville fair parade feature, and various local notices. It also reports deaths in Greenfield and Topeka, a Mishawaka smallpox concern, road repairs on Rural Route No. 5, and upcoming train and excursion offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lang
J. H. Justice
Greenfield
Bluffton
Mishawaka
Flint and Walling
Bon Ton
Demorest & Whealey
Chicago
Lake Shore
H. J. Long
Cleveland
T. S. Fagan
Richmond
Topeka
Kas
Perry Stanley
Green Township
Lucy A. Judy
Bremen
Kendallville
Demorest & Wherley
New Hat Shop Opens in Kendallville with Paris imports
Mrs. Edward L. Randall announces opening Sept 25 in Deibele block north of the opera house. Hats for all tastes and prices, domestic and imported from Paris, with Miss Luetta Howell and Miss Mae Deibele as trimmers. Customers urged to compare trims before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Paris
Luetta Howell
Indiana
Mae Deibele
Edward L. Randall
Deibele Block
Opera House
Rebekah Lodge Mourns Sister Lydia Brace
The Rebekah lodge declares mourning for sister Lydia Brace and resolves to drape their charter in mourning for aires days. A notice will be published in THE DAILY Sun and a copy sent to the deceased’s family in Kendallville dated Sept 17, 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Brace
Rebekahs
David
Aires
Daily Sun
Minnie Kollman
Minnie Aichele
Mary R. Miller
Kendallville
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Gibson
Monte Carlo
Jess
J. Keller & Co
Wilson
Rumeutver
Earth
Cawley & Cawley
A. J. Strauss
Crades
Welfth Cavalry Reunion
New Era
Benjamin Houtzahn
Frederick C. Spiegel
Orange Sp
Tobias Kellner
Samuel Rhodes
Wm. Holden
Margaret A. Howe
T. A. Huston
Noble Tp
Ellen Hardesty
Forrest B. Robbins
Spurgeon C. Franks
Albert D. Vess
Allen Tp
Preston Sanders
Charles Sanders
George M. Hunter
Noble County Bank
Ireeman Taber
Homer Taber
Ida 13. Kimball
Orange
Henry G. Dobbs
John F. Holsinger
Fall Presbytery
Conlogue
Wicksville Fair
Otis Owen
Maggie Diffendarfer
Joseph Elmer Rowland
Mary Catharine Richards
Eugene Kelly
Caroline E. Triplett
Noble County
Kate M. Bell
Homer S. Breeden
Albion
Columbia City
Nooon
Sheriff Bell
John Finley
Jefferson Township
Af‘o I’. Johnston
Auburn and Garrett Automobile Transfer Company
Samuel Fallows
J. P. Hornaday
Eemeant Newa
Sullivan's Photo Studio
Kelly House Cafe
F.C. Hardy
R. H. Biedermann
Freeman Street
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
G. H Lohman & Co
Joseph Burke
South Michigan Street
Reyher Hotel
Campbell
H. G. Misselhorn
Cole
Universal
Garland
D. H. Stinson
Pont
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