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Pe [The News-Sentinel, Saturday, December 1, 1934] PEOPLES CAFE IS SOLD BY FRANCIS CARLTON Estil “Count” Carter and Miss Susie Gibbons today urchased the People’s Cafe 15 707 Main street of Francis Carlton. The purchasers have taken possession. Mr. Carter and Miss Gibbons are experienced cafe operators. Both have been employed in restaurants in this city for a number of years. The purchasers plan some improvements to the cafe within the near future. [The News-Sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1935] John Burl Hoover and wife Anna Joyce Belt operated People’s Cafe at [E side of Main in Arlington Block]. They had previously operated Hoover’s Restaurant at 804 Main Street for many years, which they purchased from Rinaldo “Nobby” True, and had been known as Nobby’s Restaurant & Bakery. [Hoover Family, Ernest Hoover, Jr., Fulton Co Folks, Vol. 2, Willard] ANNOUNCE SELLING OF LOCAL PEOPLES CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Estil Carter announced today that they have sold their restaurant, The Peoples Cafe, at 707 Main street, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark, of Rochdale, Ind., for an undisclosed sum. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark are experienced restaurant operators, and have two daughters who will assist them in the business. The formal opening of the Peoples Cafe will be made Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs. Carter assisting them for a few weeks until they can get started. Estil, better known as “Count,” has been in the restaurant business most of his life. He established himself in the business here eight years ago with the opening of the Peoples cafe, which has been a favorite eating establishment for many local people. Mr. and Mrs. Carter have no immediate plans for the future. [The News-Sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1943] CARTER RE-PURCHASES THE PEOPLES CAFE After enjoying a three-weeks retirement from the restaurant business in Rochester Estil (Count) Carter today announced that he has re-purchased The Peoples Cafe, 707 Main street, and will assme active control of the business, Thursday morning, Dec. 9. Carter, three weeks ago sold the Cafe to Ralph Clark, of Roachdale, Ind. Clark experienced considerable difficulty in securing help and the resale was consummated today. The Roachdale man has not announed his plans for the future. Mr. Carter and his wife have been engaged in the restaurant business in this city for apporximately a score of years. [The News-Sentinel, Tuesday, December 7, 1943] PEOPLES CAFE PURCHASED BY INDIANAPOLIS COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Estil Carter have announced sale of the People’s Cafe to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kramer of Indianapolis. Possession will be given Wednesday, August 9. Mr. Kramer, Indiana Motor Bus driver, holds highest seniority rights with that company. Mrs. Kramer is an experienced cafe operator and has been in charge of the Hook Drug Co cafeterias in Indianapolis for several years. Both are well known in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, operators of the People’s Cafe for the last nine years, have no immediate plans. [The News-Sentinel, Saturday, August 5, 1944]
Pe PEOPLES’ CHEAP CASH STORE [Rochester, Indiana] The Peoples’ Cheap Cash Store . . . on the North West corner of Main and Washington street, opposite I. W. Holeman’s Drug Store. [Rochester Mercury, Thursday, March 1, 1860] __________ In the north half of the 800 block on Main street beginning from the intersecting alley, B. Levi operated a dry goods store. Next door Charley Mitchell conducted a card room with, I believe, a billiard table or so. The room later became “My Show,” a popular movie house and now occupied by Adler’s Dress Shop. Then Joe Levi Clothing Store and Charles Plank operated a shoestore. Ditmire’s was next in line to Nobby True’s Restaurant. A. C. Copeland’s bank and on the corner occupied by People’s Drugs (now Lord’s) was Jonathan Dawson, one of Rochester’s earliest dispenser of quinine, Brickle’s linament, Dr. King’s New Discovery and prescription and patent medicines long ago forgotten in this day of sulfa drugs, etc. [Earle A. Miller, The News-Sentinel, Monday, July 14, 1958] Owned by Ernest Baxter, who at the same time, also owned and operated Baxter Drugs. PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] The Leavitt Co, PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE, has purchased the building and stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Carpets, Linoleums, Crockery, Tinware, Shoes and Clothing of the well-known firm of Geo. H. Wallace & Sons, THE BIG STORE, North Side Public Square, Rochester. - - - PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE, The Leavitt Co., R. A. Leavitt, Manager. North Side Public Square - - - - [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, April 24, 1908] PEOPLES DRUGS [Rochester, Indiana] Located 800 Main, site of former Erdman Drugs. PEOPLES GROCERY [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] NEW STORE. I have opened a new stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits, etc., in the room formerly occupied by what was the People’s Grocery, 1st door south of M. Wiles. - - - - L. E. DOWNEY, Prop., Telephone 51. [Rochester Sentinel, Thursday, July 27, 1899] [Adv - Kiddie Knead Bread 1-1/2 pound loaf 10 cents; 1 pound loaf 7 cents. Sold only by Peoples Grocery, Marsh & Lackey.] [Rochester Sentinel, Friday, January 5, 1923] [Adv/ - Please. Having dissolved partnership, we desire that all persons knowing themselves indebted to the Peoples Grocery will please call and settle promptly so that our books may be closed. MARSH & LACKEY.] [Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, August 1, 1923] PEOPLE’S NEW & SECOND HAND STORE [Rochester, Indiana] [Adv] FURNITURE TO EXCHANGE. I have new furniture to exchange for old. I want to buy all kinds of household goods, such as stoves, furniture, carpets, etc. Also watches, harness and anything of value. - - - You can also get cash for anything you have to sell at the PEOPLE’S NEW AND SECOND-HAND STORE, three doors south of Academy of Music. J. D. TURNER, Prop.
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