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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
7
A brief note explains 3 percent interest on savings and on certificates of deposit. CDs accrue interest from the deposit date and allow withdrawal at any time.
Quotations show farm product prices with Wheat Corn and Oats listed. Pork and Butter figures appear, indicating local market readings. The exact figures are partially garbled but reflect commodity trading values in Elkhart.
Instructions describe sending The Review to any address for any duration at ten cents per week. It suggests the service can follow you on vacation and be delivered daily at the usual rate.
The Northern Indiana traction company announces receipt of three new interurban cars and ten city cars for use on multiple divisions. Cornelius Cable of the Cable Machine Tool Co blends farming with machinist work on his east city farm stocked with Shropshire sheep. William Robinson, a demented wanderer once reported as losing 325 dollars at a resort, has left the county infirmary again. The House of David sect near Benton Harbor plans a large August 6 to 11 celebration with a long haired representative posting notices today.
Mrs. Carrie Louthan faced City Court this morning for allowing chickens to run at large and was acquitted by Judge Hughes. The complaint was filed by Lloyd Gulmyre.
Lewis B. Tracy has been named administrator with the will annexed of the estate of his late wife Ida M Tracy. The appointment follows probate proceedings and grants him authority to manage, pay debts, and distribute assets under applicable state law.
Miss Ellen Peterson and Oscar Carlson, city residents, wed in Chicago Friday and return at 12 20 a m to receive blessings from Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson of 904 Mason street. Groom from Sweden works as city laborer. They plan to reside with the bride’s parents. The metropolitan dance opens Hoffmanns hall September 16 with Bliss orchestra. Leroy Calvert and James Walley will manage and stage similar dances throughout the season.
Announced deaths include Anna Page of Eden street Elkhart wife of Tobias B Page after three months illness from heart disease. Emma Frances Hattel Goshen sister of Mrs Wilma Pancoast died after yearlong dropsy. Charles Coffinberry former Constantine resident and Lakewood police chief died aged 29 from pulmonary disease after pursuing burglars. Mrs Norman Barnum Indianapolis daughter of W A Banks LaPorte died of spinal meningitis aged 31. Mrs George Erwin Chicago died of peritonitis. Chester Case near Benton died at 79. Funeral plans pending for Anna Page.
D S Lemley of this city former general castings inspector is appointed foreman of the Lake Shore foundry, taking the post next Monday. Palmer, who previously held the job, resigned after moving from New York. The Lake Shore has also placed orders for freight cars to handle fall crops and reports heavy passenger traffic. A wrecker was called to repair a derailment at Stryker. engineer Charles Schuler is improving.
An Elkhart man at noon Friday invited a tired 73 year old German armorer into his home after the visitor pleaded for work as a knife sharpener and a bite to eat. The German, surprised by the host’s name, recalled his Saxony teacher from boyhood and noted a familial link to a German schoolmaster grandfather in his own empire.
Professor Frederick Starr, an anthropologist at the University of Chicago, is in the Philippines and may sever ties with the university after this fall. Reports say he will resign after returning in October, though university authorities deny any resignation has been requested. Starr left for Manila last winter after addressing the Elkhart Lecture Association.
Autopsy showed arsenic poisoning in Mrs Maybrick case with evidence she soaked flypaper in water before death. Letters to a man with alleged secret relations influenced jurors. The Home Secretary upheld the verdict. death penalty commuted to life. Mrs Maybrick, aged forty four, released amid public opinion in America.
The jubilee singers closed their Elkhart Chautauqua program with a farewell budget of song while the last and found bureau turned over unclaimed items to owners. Secretary Roose handled tearful children and worried parents as finds were restored.
Triday results show Wheeling 1 9 Fort Wayne 0 0 Evansville 4 South Bend 6 Zanesville 1 Dayton 0 Terre Haute 3 1 Grand Rapids 5 7 T second game seven innings. Elkhart meets Adler of South Bend at the driving park Sunday afternoon in a highly anticipated game.
Supt. A E Weaver granted Amos Hoover of Dunlaps a hearing on public intoxication charges. Hoover's attorney is E A Dausman with County Attorney J B Gattshall representing the county. The hearing was continued to next Thursday due to a missing key witness. A stranger detained as Louis Armour the Toledo wife killer proved not to match the description and was released. Forty four men take rural mail carrier exams at Goshen. Thomas Evans of Clinton township fined 11 dollars for assault. Sheriff Ziesel asked to search for a two year old jet black stallion stolen from R M Reese of Sturgis. Island Concert tomorrow by the Sidway Concert Band with Ruth Holland and a program including Lights Out and Paddy Wrack.
A long list of local residents and visitors includes Mrs J Bassett in Chicago and George Relm returning from a business trip to Chicago. Miss Ruth Mann to Culver Ind and Miss Allie Spade back from Alvordton Ohio. Marie Scott visits Ligonier, Luella Reptkin and Stella Class visit Laura Helfrich in Division St. Corwin from Carnegie Library goes to Hillsdale for summer at her old home. Irene Lake of Chicago returns home after a visit. George Warner Jr seeks work in Cassopolis, potentially moving his mother. Mr and Mrs Lutz of Wabash attend Chautauqua with nephew D B Morgan. Pollard brothers and Eugene Moore head to northern Michigan for fishing. Several plans for outings and visits to Gary, Gary Dalrymple illness typhoid fever. A. S Mendal becomes Union News Co agent at Lake Shore depot. Families from New Carlisle, La Porte, Springport visit Riverside. J A Beaver heads to Bringsmaid ND for a month. long Home Telephone Co career noted. Lenore Burton Hogue and daughter travel from Jackson Miss to Elkhart South Bend Benton Harbor area. A H Beardsley back from Mackinac Soo Charlevoix trip. Williams Reid arrives from Chicago. Brice Reid and William Reid noted. Nellie Harris improving after illness. Mrs S H Church gradually recovering. Mrs Olinda B Herrick seriously ill. Mrs Dr J E Barbour of Bristol expected home Monday. The Daily Review, 10 cents a week.
A compiled report lists several local residents under health concerns. Names include Guy Warren Marion street Mrs E A Clark George Taverner George A Thomas Aimee Rush William Campbell Sarah Reid and others with varying conditions from throat affection to paralysis.
The Davis families thank friends and neighbors for flowers and the ladies quartet in the death of their daughter and granddaughter. Cyrus Seiler notary public notices pension voucher acknowledgments at 407 South Main Street over State Bank on Tuesday August 4.
C. C. Raymer offers money to loan on easy terms at the Monger building. This classified notice provides lending options with straightforward repayment for local readers seeking credit.
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