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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1897

Page

2

Gaged Wonderings and City Happenings

Local items report Mandy denying theft amid lively city life. Steam whistles mark New Year as court-house square hosts Saturday auctioneers led by Constable McDuffie. Weather, church services, repairs, and public notices fill the week with social and civic notes from Opelousas.

Woodfin Furniture and Carpet Co Opening

Announcement to Shreveport readers that Woodfin Furniture and Carpet Co will open around January 15 in the former Hodges Dry Goods space at 207 Texas Street between Spring and Market Streets. Local residents are invited to visit and see the new store.

Shreveport Hodges Dry Goods Company Texas Street Spring Woodfin Furniture & Carpet Co

The Last Brick Ceremony on Milam Street

Through Mayor McKellar's courtesy The Progress editor received the honor of laying the last brick in paving the Milam street block between Edwards and Market. The event marked completion of a local improvement with attendance noted by residents.

Mayor McKellar Red River Laura Boon Jas. Heffner Boon Mack Wellman Jolly Mack B. J. Rudder James Riley Millard Scovell Gray Julius Lemle A. Blum P. J. Trezevant Crockett and Market Streets McKellar the Progress Milam Street Edwards Market

Denistry Moved to Old Office Over Borel's Drugstore

Dr. John Comegys resumes practice in the rebuilt office above Borel's drugstore. The space has been remodeled to accommodate the public and resume dental services.

W. S. Penick Grip la Grippe Judge L. E. Carter Bettie John Comegys Borel

Fraternal Lodge and Club Meetings in Shreveport Area

The notice lists lodge meetings across several fraternal groups in Shreveport. Ascension Commandery No 6 meets the first Monday monthly at 7 to 7:30, Shreveport Royal Arch Chapter No 10 meets second Monday, and local lodges of Masons Odd Fellows Rebekah Red Men Knights of Pythias Golden Eagle hold routine gatherings. Also notes Osceola Tribe and Pontiac Tribe schedules, all at Scott building and nearby venues with varying start times by season.

Scott Building Market Street Ascension Commandery B. Chase E. C. L. C. Allen Shreveport Royal Arch L. B. Thomas M. Waatson Odd Fellows Hall Scott Corner Market Texas St North Lodge No. 21 F. W. Boweks N. G. BE. J. Kassel Shreveport Lodge No. 163 John W. Taber N.G A. J. Wagner Jules Bernstein R. Knights OF Pythias Damon Lodge Pencey Castle Hall Spring Street H. B. Hearne Knights OF the Golden Eagle Shreveport Castle No. 16 Commercial National Bank R. A. Grussi G. H. Brewer

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Mandy Jordan Street Church Court House Square Constable McDuffie Colby United States Court Opelousas Bernstein W. G. Wadley Gary Street Woodroof Calvert Kate Schaeffer Western Avenue J. C. Egan Randall Simon Cooper Hot Springs D.F. Wadley Wadley Daily News Allentown 8. T. DeMilt Henry Ward Beecher Strattford Conn Progress Office Mose Kaufman Ti Littles Carrie E. T. Chasteen W. D. Jones Mr. Jones Denistry Horse Owners Cooper’s Alex Watson the Secret Societies Maronic Shreveport Lodge No. 115 A. M J.D. Wagner W. M Caddo Lodge No BH. Thostas W. M. B. Hearne Order OF Odd Fellows Osceola Tribe No. 7 Levy & Son W. F. Thoman J- D. Jenkins P. Pontiac Tribe No Wigwam Ancient Order United Workmen M. Levy & Son Spring and F. Martel, Jr L. 8
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