Lake Maxinkuckee Its Intrigue History & Genealogy Culver, Marshall, Indiana

120 S. Main Cash Hardware, J. F. Weiss



Menser Building

1905 Cash Hardware Store - John F. Wiess, proprietor

] 1905 - Jan 5 - Hardware Stock is Sold
    Cook Bros. Hardware Establishment Bid in For J. F. Weis, of Bremen

    The stock of hardware formerly owned by Cook Bros. was sold on Tuesday by the trustess, C. A. Bondurant.

    The sock was invoiced at $3,070 and was bid in by C. E. Fervert, of Nappanee, for $2,800.

    The stock was at once turned over to J. F. Weis of Bremen, who is the real owner, and will give his personel attention to the business.

    Mr. Weiss is a man of may years; experience in the hardware line, is progressinve and a great husler and above all a man thoroughly reliabe.

    He will move here with his family as soon as a suitable residence can be secured.
    br> The hardware was opened for business in less than ten minutes after the successful bidder's name was announced, and we hope it will ramain open and do a successful business vor many years to come.


1905 - Jan 12 - J. F Weis, purhased the hardware stock of Cooks Brothers at Culver, at the receiver's sale Tuesday.
    He got immediate possession, and will move to the place as soon as he can get a house. Their many firends where will regert to lose Mr. Weiss and family from Bremen, but we wish them much proserity in their ne home, - Bremen Enquire


1905 - Jan 12 - Irvin Eslinger of Bremen, is now employed in J. F. Weiss hardware

1905 - Jan 19 - J. F. Weiss the new hardware dealer will add aline of pianos ans organs to his hardware stock in the spring

1905 - April 20 - NOTICE _ I will sell m y entire Implement Stock to some enterprising man who will take the business and push it and make it a success. My Object in discontinuing the impplement business is becaus I epect to add that much more to my stock of Hardware and give Culver one of the best hardware stores in the county - Very respectivelly J. F. Weiss



1905 - Mar 16 - If the young man who ate fifty-nine biscuits and drank thrity-one cups of coffee at "The Malleabe" range cooking exhibit at J. F. Weiss' will call any any day next week and repeat the preformance he can have a "Malleble" Steel range free.

1905 ads for Weiss Hardwware


CASH HARDWARE STORE - J. F. Weiss, Proprietor.
    A successful hardware establishment must contain in its invoice, as nearly "everything in the world", as the multitudinous wants of modern civilzation requires, from the tiniest screw to a locomotive. It is not too much to say that mr. weis is "up in the business" and his business methods are acceptable to his many customer. There is no question in the matter of complete success, where, perhaps, others in this line of trade in Culver have not succeeded according to their highest expectations. Mr. Weiss has quite recently engagd in the hardware business in Culver, but he comes with the prestige of a log and successful business career elsewhere. - Maxinkuckee Park and Maxinkuckee Assembly Art Show, 1905


1 Feb. 1906 Culver Citizen
J. F. Weiss Disposes of Business to South Bend Parties


J. F. Weiss sold his stock of hardware to Goss and Replogle, of South Bend. Mr. Goss is a man of experience in the hardware business, while his partner, Mr. Replogle is an experienced contractor. This will make a good strong company, and push the hardware business to the limits. We have known Mr. Goss from boyhood and know him to be a man of character and business ability. His partner comes highly recomended.

We have no learned as yet just what are Mr. Weiss plans for the future. We hope he will continue his residence here. He and his family have made many friends who would be sorry to see them leave the town. Mr. Weiss is a business man of more than ordinary ability and we trust that he can find soon other line in which he may engage, suitable to his taste and profitable in its return.