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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
5
Local items report Warsaw merchants advertising groceries at Cook Hall and Eschbach Weimer. Notes on farm sales train cars and livestock, prescriptions at Lynch’s and Lantz’s drugstores. Public notices include graves and fair week events, train times, and society visits plus Milo and Baker family updates.
Dan Robinson offers free attractions at the carnival including a Pan American Ferris wheel and an Electrical Palace. Safety for children, courteous staff, and a centralized Midway tent are highlighted with special care for young guests. The Robinson band performs from 10:30 am to 10:30 pm under Prof. Brown. Warsaw hosts Sept 15 to 20 with meals and lunches at Ripple's New Brunswick during the event.
Isdies in Warsaw and Kosciusko county will find the largest stock of cloaks fall and winter dress goods and silks at W H Kingery & Co. The firm showcases the latest patterns and the Bronte Carlo style praised for its artistic cut. The store emphasizes its up to date arrivals and broad stock across all departments. Visitors may also enjoy ice cream at M M Syphers on West Center street.
Ed E Nye, former Dutch grocery proprietor, leases the former W R Thomas space in the Opera House block and plans to offer a fine line of staple and fancy groceries. Nye has 15 years experience in Warsaw trade and invites the public to inspect his one stock of goods and honest dealing.
W H Kingery advertises new carpets and seeks Bowser for quality items. George Schrom recently bought a 130 acre farm north of the city paying cash. Fall line of children’s bats and capes at Scott’s millinery. S J Tarne, wife of Auburn, referenced in local notices.
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