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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
7
Local Brevities Highlight City Automobiles and Developments
Dr. B F Kuhn buys a Reo roadster. Dr George Menges plans an ornate West Lexington entrance. Jacob Bontrager moves Independent tea stock to a Garfield area shop after acquiring a new grocery. The Merry Widow and the Corsair serve as excursion vessels on the St. Joseph river. George Reim, ex chauffeur for C G Conn, plans to open a city garage soon. League District Meeting notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kuhn
Reo
George Menges
Lexington Avenue
Jacob Bontrager
Main
Franklin Streets
Garfield Area
Eighth Street
Merry Widow
St. Joseph
Twin Branch
George Reim
C.G. Conn
Elkhart Garage Co
Conn
Convention Day With Notable Addresses In Elkhart
The first vice president is absent due to sickness and Miss Mary Daley of Elkhart represents her. Today marks the nineteenth annual convention closing with two key talks. Hon. James E. Bingham will address on Good Citizenship and Dr. John P. D. John will speak on The Worth of a Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Strenuosity and Then Some in Wisconsin Wilderness Tale
Two Elkhart men recount a Wisconsin wilderness trip with a guide who left after supper to attend a dance. He claimed he must go home because a dance was that night, arriving in town by 11, dancing until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Officials miss parade for circus in South Bend trip
Superintendent C E Silvers Deputy Controller Will Krau Board of Public Works Chairman D B L Agnold City Clerk T G Wilkinson Street Commissioner J H Williams ride the 10 o clock interurban to see the circus but arrival in time to catch the parade fails. The street commissioner later returns empty handed after chasing elephants labeled G O P with Taft badges. The officials miss the parade but attend the afternoon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Silvers
Will Krau
Board of Public Works
D B. L. Agnold
T. G. Wilkinson
J. H. Williams
South Bend
Osolo
Co E Victors in Rifle Test at Elkhart Goshen Range
The battalion rifle tryout at the Elkhart and Goshen range produced three qualified Co E shooters Capt Groll Sergt Chaffee and Pvt Anderson earned berths on the battalion team for future regimental competition Chaffee placed fourth Anderson eighth and Groll twelfth in the trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Elkhart and
Goshen
Groll
Sergi, Chaffee
Anderson
Sergt. Chaffee
Grol
Buffet Parlor Car Moves To Westbound Trains 9
Rail news notes June 21 changes attach the buffet parlor car to westbound Train 9 between here and Chicago instead of Train 175. The item also mentions staff changes at Englewood roundhouse and a Notre Dame student special train to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Chicago
Harley Hecht
Englewood Round House
City
Notre Dame
Edward Galbreath
The
Round House
J. W. Jacobson
Ice tongs theft suspect Clyde Losee faces arrest in Goshen
Clyde Losee, who posted bond in a justice court for stealing ice tongs from St. Joe Ice Co and sought a venue change, was arrested by Officer Pearce, handed to Sheriff Ziexzel, and the case sent to circuit court. Mrs Tompkins reported Colonel Tompkins drove his wife from home. neighbors told officers the couple would resolve matters if left alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Losee
St. Joe Ice Co
Pearce
Ziexzel
Darling
Circuit Court
Losee
Goshen
Tompkins
Fulton Street
Colonel Tompkins
Little
Funeral for William Allen More Draws Large County Crowd
The funeral for William Allen More, killed by lightning near Nappanee last Saturday, drew a record turnout as 220 vehicles accompanied the funeral procession to the cemetery. A Goshen police force shake-up is expected soon with earlier council expectations of resignations by Officers Santachi and Landaw remaining unfulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen More
Nappanee
Goshen
Santachi
Landaw
Mortuary notices and obituaries in St. Joseph County
Multiple deaths and funeral notices from St. Joseph County including Christina Jacobson of 801 Harrison, Sweden-born 1833, died of paralysis. William Main of 125 Walnut street died aged about 70. Henry Arbogast of Osolo died of dropsy. other deaths include Charles B. Brown, William Walker, Mrs. Mary Bainter, Philip Oppenheim, and Mrs. Christian Troyer with funeral details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Jacobson
William Jacobson
Harrison Street
Christian Jacobson
State Street
William
Charles F. Jacobson
Sweden
America
Chicago
Porte
Jacobson
Bluvart
Augustus Vesper
Elkhart
John Vesper
Clara Sorsander
South Bend
L. A. Beeks
Trinity M. E. Church
F. T. Simpson
John Main
Albert Kinney
Samuel Bates
Edward Swayne
Elhart
Walnut Street
Walter Fields
Robert Main
Warren Township
St. Joseph County
Henry Arbogast
Osolo Township
James Compton
Adamsville Road
Emma
Clayton
Pearl
Nettie Arbogast
Wilson
Gustovus
Jonathan
Allentown
John E
Mikhart
Mary Secret
Arbogast
Nappanee
Charles B. Brown
William Walker
Mary Bainter
Benj. Bainter
Philip Oppenheim
Dowagiac
Goshen
Christian Troyer
Macao Fantan Houses Turn Big Revenue For Colony
Macao China described as the east’s Monte Carlo with numerous fantan rooms. Oil lamps light interiors with Canton blackwood furnishings. ground floor hosts games while a mezzanine hosts betting books and a well overlooking the table. A banker handles brass cash, bets focus on numbers 1 through 4, and the system yields substantial income for Macao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macao
Canton River
China
Monte Carlo
Social events in Elkhart area celebrate Grace Kel loge and Misses Humiston
Miss Mary Louise Smith visits Elkhart friends and attends a string of gatherings aimed at socializing with local families. The calendar features a 5 o'clock tea for Grace Kellog e, pillow party for seven young women, Riverside Girls' Club picnic on the Island, and a large house party at Camp Contento, Klinger Lake, with plans to attend the opening dance. Notables include Eva Hazelton Kurtz of Cleveland and Gertrude Sykes Child of New York among thirty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Smith
Niles
Viola
Mary Humiston
Beardsley Avenue
Grace Kelloge
No. 507
Bowerstreet
Elkhart
Eva Hazelton Kurtz
Cleveland
Gertrude Sykes Child
New York
Lillian Pounder Defrees
South Bend
Grace Clark Ziesel
Goshen
Hallie Fisher
Lincoln
Neb
Ada
Ima Burhans
Miriam Proctor
Hallie Nusbaum
Helen Stanton
Ralph Emerson
Charles Taylor
Sumner Smith
Charles Mowery
W. B. Bachman
Chicago
Camp Contento
Klinger Lake
C. S. Burhans
Church Session Prepares for First Communion and August Plans
The Presbyterian session reviewed four or five applicants for first communion to be held next Sunday, with another meeting planned tonight to consider more. The next class is expected to exceed a dozen. past sessions since October have admitted over eighty. The church, now with 400 plus members, will use supply preachers during August Sundays when Rev Mall is away. His family will spend most of August at Klinger Lake. The Goshen district Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society meet in Warsaw today through Saturday, with several local members attending. The Congregational church building committee met privately to review Treasurer Gotwalt’s report, which will be discussed at a social two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Criger
Chicago
White Sox
Criger
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cy' Young
Cleveland
Cy’ Young
Jack’ Powell
Cuppy
Presbyterian Church
L. S. Hall
Mall
Klinger Lake
Goshen
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the
MEH
Warsaw
I. C. Shafer
Mabel Winegardner
Frieda Scherling
F. T. Beck
Congregational Church
A. L. Gotwalt
Goshen Gun Club Holds First Shoot in Thirteen Years
The Goshen Gun Club hosts its first shoot in thirteen years with about 20 participants including John Boa of Butte Montana who holds regional championships in Colorado North and South Dakota and his state. Witness L H Swayne of the Lake Shore foundry claims a record fish tale after landing two twelve inch bass at once near the Lexington Avenue bridge and says he has witnesses to back the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
L.H. Swayne
Lake Shore Foundry
Lexington Avenue Bridge
Swayne
August Fuller and Tillie Schmidt marry in Elkhart
Marriage license issued today to August Fuller and Tillie Marie Schmidt, both residents of Elkhart, Indiana. The notice appears in a northern Indiana newspaper with the caption President Roosevelt's latest picture and a 1906 copyright line on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fuller
Tillie Marie Schmidt
Elkhart
Indiana
Roosevelt
Sporting Event Quip Narrows to Light Sports Note
A playful exchange in Puck remarks on Blinker running over his mother in law with a punny tease about not finding sporting news yet. The joke centers on misdirection away from sports.
The Poor Men Nell A girl Shouldn't Marry a Man
A brief comic exchange from the Philadelphia Record contrasts Nell and Belle on marriage. Nell asserts caution while Belle quips that knowing all about a man would deter marriage. The item reflects light social commentary in a newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Belle
Philadelphia Record
Earthquake Proof Pagodas and Notable Historical Dates
Read about Japanese pagodas built centuries ago and their pendulum-like internal beams that resist quakes. The piece then shifts to France’s history with the number fourteen and dates linked to Henri II and Henri IV. It ends with anecdotes on Nelson and playful etiquette rules and a glass-dancing trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Henri IV
Louis XIV
London
Why in the name of goodness a man snags a watch
A fragmentary Gunnison Gazette style quip advises a young man to wait at the door rather than press a busy girl, implying a rival may arrive to claim the prize. The text reflects humorous anecdotes and folk wisdom typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison Gazette
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Norman Sage
J. Goldberg
Chas, T. Greene
Posits
St. Joseph Valley Bank
John W. Fieldhouse
T. Thornton Snell
Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
Elkhart Review
Elkhart Methodists Who Conference
Frank
News OF the Railroads
Harris
Lake Shore
Ligonier
W. H. Allen
Trail Shop
Shipshewana
FB. W. Perry
Master Mechanic's
Edward Lofdahl
the Roundhouse
James Curran
Police and Criminal News
County News
Mortuary Record
Gertrude
Rose Nelson
Grace Lutheran Choir
A. B. Kolb
Atlanta
Alice Troxel
Fern Pease
Amidon and Miller
Franklin Gordon
Cleveland Avenue
J. L. Gordon
Arcadia, Neb
Henry Miler
River Bluff
Mishawaka
LaPorte
News OF Sports
Japan
Lord Nelson
Smith
Brown
Jones
Ziesel
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