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A deal was completed Tuesday afternoon whereby Fred Reese of this city became the
owner of the Charles Reed feel and fuel store at the north end. Mr. Reese took possession today
and will endeavor to make a success of the business, which has been built up in the few years that
it was operated by Mr. Reed. Mr. Reese has been in the restaurant business in Rochester for the
past few months, but sold his interest in the North End bakery Monday to his partner, Mr.
Mutchler. Mr. Reed, the retiring owner of the feed store, has not fully decided as to what he will
do but will remain in Rochester, where he expects to re-enter business of some kind.
[Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, July 10, 1912]
NORTH END BOOK STORE [Rochester, Indiana]
NORTH END BOOK STORE
Having purchased and re-stocked the Spotts Book Store I desire to call the attention of
the public to my stock of school books, blank books, writing paper, stationery, pencils, albums,
bibles, toys, notions, frost proof inks, wall paper and window shades. Also a well selected line of
clocks and jewelry. In engaging in business for myself I shall adhere to the principle carried out in
my four years clerkship for L. E. Rannells, viz: one customer’s money is as good as another’s
whether he be rich or poor, young or old. P. F. SARVER.
[Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, August 18, 1886]
[Adv] New Firm! WALLACE & RANNELLS, Successors to P. F. Sarver in the North
End and P.O. Book Stores.
[Rochester Sentinel, Wednesday, May 8, 1889]
NORTH END DRY GOODS STORE [Rochester, Indiana]
North End Dry Goods Store in the Cornelius Block - - - Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Queensware- - - Produce Wanted - - -
Dry Goods by CHAPIN & BRO.
Groceries by FRED BOSENBERG.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, June 16, 1877]
NORTH END GARAGE [Rochester, Indiana]
ANOTHER GARAGE OPENED
A new garage will open its doors for business tomorrow on north Main street, just north
of the Fulton Produce Co. The proprietors are Fred and Loris Easterday who formerly operated
garages at Grass Creek and Fulton
NORTH END GARAGE OPENS JUNE 20
Rochester is to have a new garage, located on North Main street, just north of the Fulton
Produce Co. It will be run by Fred and Loris Easterday. The latter has been in the garage business
for years and has owned garages in both Grass Creek and Fulton, having sold out at Fulton
recently.
They will make a specialty of up-to-date repair work, having an up-to-date service car
which can bring your car in regardless of its condition. They guarantee promptness in answer to
your calls for assistance.
An item of interest to every car owner in this vicinity should be the fact that PRICES
WILL BE MODERATE. All work will be guaranteed to satisfy; if not satisfactory it will be made
so.
If in need of any parts or accessories or in need of any repair work call on them and be
satisfied. EASTERDAY & EASTERDAY.
[Rochester Sentinel, Tuesday, June 19, 1923]
[Adv} When You Have Motor Trouble . . . . We are the never sleep boys of repairdom.
Our service is 24 hours a day every day of the year. . . . . Easterday & Co., North End Garage.