Personal mentions fill Elkhart society notes
Local notices record numerous visits and travels: Zigler in Nappanee. Madge Scott in Ligonier. Clyde Paxson in Fort Wayne. Charles Shultz from Collinwood in town. D. S. Kahler leaves for Winona. A. F. Conner from Benton Harbor in city. Albert Virgil and Frost Wilcox in Goshen. Daisy Shively resigns from Hill store. Burhans family at Klinger Lake. birth announced to Lee Curtis family. John Weiler returns from outing at Klinger. Jennie Skelley from Mishawaka in Elkhart. Mary Hunt and Lottie Treland from South Bend visit. Indiana University student Ivan Markle home. T. C. Wertz back in Cleveland. Dr. G. W. Spohn to New York on business. Rose Bitterhofer from Benton Harbor visits Myrtie Ruch. Pp. L. Turner at Eagle Lake cottage. Mrs. Turner improving. F. A. Blessing travels with parents in Ligonier area. Kies family to Sand Lake. W. H. Barry and daughter Lois from Evans, Colorado visiting sister on Thomas Street. Edna Bracht thanks uncle J. D. Bristol for turtle dinner. Cyrus D. Roys returns from Chicago. Lorne Griffin attends Oberlin College commencement. Dr. Kurtz family to Franklin Street. Fred R. Edwards to Grand Rapids vaudeville. Helen Punches to Lake Wawasee. Force and Foree hosting guests. Indiana pharmacist meeting at Lake Wawasee. I. D. VanGorder family and J. B. Clark visit Pratt Street. S. J. Rossiter praised by Show World. Amos Rothermel and bride arrive at Lexington Avenue home.
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Charles Shultz
Collinwood
D. S. Kahler
Winona
A. F. Conner
Benton Harbor
Albert Virgil
Frost Wilcox
Goshen
Daisy Shively
Hill
M. L. Burhans
Klinger Lake
Ivan Markle
Indiana University
T. C. Wertz
Cleveland
G. W. Spohn
New York
Rose Bitterhofer
Myrtle Ruch
South Main Street
Pp. L. Turner
Eagle Lake
Turner
W. H. Carpenter
Thomas Street
Edna Bracht
J. D. Bristol
Cyrus D. Roys
Chicago
Lorne Griffin
Oberlin
South Bend Buckeyes Edge Elkhart in Last-Minute Run
In a pitchers duel at driving park on Sunday Elkhart defeated South Bend 1 to 0 as N Beck scored on a two-base hit by Fisk for the decisive run in the ninth. Central League standings show Zanesville 5 Fort Wayne 1 Evansville 1 5 South Bend 2 4. Terre Haute Grand Rapids 4 4. Elkhart Stars 1 Nappanee Tigers 6 Saturday Apprentices 4 Collinwood 3 Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Buckeyes
Elkharts
Driving Park
N. Beck
Fisk
Zanesville
Fort Wayne
Evansville
South Bend
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Elkhart Stars
Nappanee iTgers
Apprentices
Collinwoods
A List of the Sick in the City
Oliver H. Rucker visits relatives in Louisville Kentucky. Geo Lyosi recovers from a crushed knee and two fractures above the knee and may leave Clark Hospital. Mrs C W Hatch Cassopolis formerly of this city is seriously ill and her daughter Mrs J E Bassett went to Cassopolis Saturday. Mrs Hatch is a sister of W G Hill O C Hill and Dr Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H. Rucker
Louisville
Geo. Lyosi
Clark Hospital
C. W. Hatch
Cassopolis
J. E. Bassett
Hatch
W. G
O. C. Hill
Thomas
Will Take Charge at St. Joe Ice Co Factory
Rufus Rowe appointed to take charge of the ice cream factory as ST. JOE ICE Co. prepares to fill orders. Golden & Gemberling grocery to close Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 due to the funeral of S. W. Shumard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Rowe
ST. Joe Ice Co
S. W. Shumard
Golden & Gemberling
Wide-Open Sunday Policy Draws Fire in South Bend
A prominent South Bend business leader condemns a Lake Shore Railway excursion to Fort Wayne as a mob scene. He cites intoxicated crowds including youths and adults, fights, broken windows and insults to women, calling the trip a disgrace and arguing against similar future trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Tribune
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Lake Shore
Bryansville
Moment of truth for Crown Prince in 1887 diagnosis
Professor Leopold Schroetter faced Crown Prince Frederick at San Remo and bluntly warned a serious possible cancer. Frederick, a soldier, asked to hear the plain truth and remained composed as the physician noted a potential carcinoma that could not yet be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Schroetter
Frederick
Morrell Mackenzie
San Remo
Schroetter
Crown Prince
Imperial
Noisy Convention Echoes From 1860 Campaign
A collage of 19th century campaign scenes and sensational anecdotes. It recalls the 1860 Republican convention with Harrison and Lincoln, Seward cheering, log cabins and cider, plus a dramatic incident of a woman in a window and a note on Bellini's opera. The piece also mentions the loco weed and its deadly effects.
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William Henry Tarrison
Tippecanoe
Thurlow Weed
Henry Clay
van Buren
Ll Harrison
Murat Halstead
Seward
Lincoln
Halstead
Chicago Record-Herald
Perilous Sleepwalking Inspires Bellini Opera
A Dresden woman walked midnight on her roof edge in a somnambulist state. Neighbors laid mattresses along the street to catch her if she fell. She danced for over an hour on the slanted roof, maintaining balance while unawake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellini
Washington Post
Dresden
A Gentle Husband and Woman Debate Linguist Origins
In London Answers a wife asks a playful question about word origins. The husband jokes that a dentist pulls teeth from dent meaning teeth in French, and challenges a linguist’s claiming lingua means tongue by asking if a linguist pulls out tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossly
London
The Best Man Joke From Kansas City Newsbook
A quip in the Kansas City Newsbook ponders why the bridegroom’s attendant is titled best man. A fussy bachelor quips the role reflects being the best off, delivering a light humorous aside on wedding etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
Kansas City
Considerate Censorship And Sudden Withdrawn Vows
A collage of quotes shows wedding plans derailed by illness and last minute changes. Harpers Weekly notes a loving exchange cut short by a father’s ill health. The Boston Globe reflects shifting judgments of a woman once deemed passing fair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Algety Dideailageeale
Ey Aula
THE
Elkhart Department Store
Col
Harrison Streets
BE. B. Zigler
Nappanee
Madge Scott
Ligonier
Clyde Paxson
Fr. Wayne
Lee Curtis
John Weiler
Jennie Skelley
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Mary Hunt
Lottie Treland
City
Dr.) Kurtz
Hazelton
Pranklin Street
Fred R. Edwards
Helen Punches
Lake Wawasee
Elizabeth Alderman
Mrs. J. Force
BV. Foree
North Howland Avenue
Frank Bentz
Indiana Society of Druggists
A. B. Mover
C. A. Nusbaum
George W. Nusbaum
John Smeltzer
Indiane Lake
Harry Kepler
Chester Mixer
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
I. D. VanGorder
Ima
Gladys
J. B. Clark
Niles
Tong
Amos Rothermel
Illinois
Lexington Avenue
Northern Construction Co
News OF Sports
Will Take Charge
Loco
Baltimore American
Harper’s Weekly
Boston Globe
Kodak
J. Inbody
Goto Shafer & Schulz
B.c.godfrey &Sons
Shafer
American Veneer & Roofing CO
Indiana
East Jackson St
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