Local Briefs Highlight Events In Elkhart And Nearby
Trumpet Notes Band performs near the monument this evening with a big drag as a band stand. Ewin J. Grice and Marjorie B. Cudney of Elkhart secured a marriage license at Cassopolis. Will contest in Col Thomas Snell's will set for trial in Clinton AS court. Will J. Davis hosts Chicago Hoosiers at his Crown Point farm with many prominent Chicagoans in attendance. Postmaster J. M. Hughes warns street loafers about repainting of mail porches. George Reim nearing opening of a new automobile garage next to Bucklen livery on East Lexington Avenue, planning substantial advertising. Mrs. Walter Bond returns from the International Sunday School convention in Louisville. delegates from Japan, Korea, Cuba, England, and Nova Scotia attended. Alaska absent. Over 1,800 delegates present. average session attendance over 7,000. $6,000 raised in temperance work. Heinz donated convention furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Snell
Clinton
Will J. Davis
George Reim
Bucklen Livery Barn
Lexington Avenue
Walter Bond
Louisville
Japan
Korea
Cuba
England
Nova Scotia
Alaska
H. J. Heinz
Convention Parade Sparks Growth and Travel Plans
A convention featured a 1600 strong Christian businessmen parade in Louisville singing Onward Christian Children. Funds included an extra 1000 for a Japan secretary and 103000 pledged for three years, signaling a 40 percent gain. Excursion parties formed to Mammoth Cave. representatives Mrs Bond from Hikhart and Mr Nusbaum from Middlebury attended. Go shen college observers also present. Mrs Bond to attend Allegan County Sunday School Convention in Otsego, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Bond
Hikhart
Nusbaum
Middlebury
Funeral Notices From Michigan and Indiana
Mrs BE A Herrold and J C Koehler travel to Mottville for the funeral of Samuel I Harry eighty five, longtime Odd Fellows member. The service is set for 10 a m Saturday. Also noted is the interment of Mrs Sarah Carson of San Diego at her Indiana home, and the death of Francis H Halbert of Lag range, a Civil War veteran. Halbert died Wednesday and was buried today at Middlebury with a Valley Line special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Herrold
J. C. Koehler
Mottville
Samuel l Harry
Michigan
Odd Fellows’ Order
William Newman
Koehler
Sarah Carson
San Diego
Cal
North Manchester
Seth Manning
Elkhart
Carson
Comstock
Indiana
Francis H. Halbert
Lagrange
Middlebury
Valley Line
Cold Harbor
Arrests Rise as Judge Hughes Finances Delinquents
Police report several arrests this day on fines issued by Judge Hughes. One man paid a sixty dollar fine after a long stay, another who benefited from a stay accommodation paid fifty dollars, and the stay offender fled the country. Officers also received a thief description for stolen horses in South Bend and a Kalamazoo theft watch request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
South Bend
Kellogg
Kalamazoo
Big Four to run through cars to Elkhart and Benton Harbor service
The Big Four plans through parlor cars to Elkhart starting Monday with a 4 45 p m departure from Indianapolis and 9 35 p m arrival at Elkhart. Sunday service will link Benton Harbor and Louisville with the 11 45 a m Indianapolis train meeting at Anderson. Englewood shops shift to a new lathe boosts wheel production while two large passenger engines undergo routine overhaul and western inspection proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
Louisville
Anderson
Englewood
Bristol School Staff Named for Fall Term
County news notes Bristol schools next fall with Prof Kenneth M Snapp as superintendent and Miss Hazel Knapp as assistant. Grade teachers include Prof O H Shamory AB E Menges Eva J Menges Bristol Blanche Dickerhoff Elkhart and Miss Barnes. Dr C B Dutrow of Bristol was seriously ill from poison sumac but recovering. Willard Stroup Goshen and Amy Hlick Millersburg obtain marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Kenneth M. ‘Snapp
Carlisle
Ind
Hazel Knapp
O. H. Shamory
A. BE. Menges
Eva J. Menges
Blanche Dickerhoff
Elkhart
Miss Barnes
C. BE. Dutrow
Willard Stroup
Goshen
Amy Hlick
Millersburg
Local Social Events And Marriages In Elkhart Area
A string of social happenings includes the marriage of J Robert Lynn to Edna Stark at the bride's parents home near Elkhart with about thirty five relatives present. The couple plan a Lake Shore based home in Elkhart after a Niagara Falls trip. Also listed are Chicago marriage licenses for Frederick Eisenbeiss and Gladys Eddy, a Goshen wedding of Charles Cripe and Carrie McCullough, an engagement between Helen McClure and Edward Kurtz, school events at St Vincent's, stag supper for D J Coyne Jr of Chicago, and social gatherings around Elkhart with friends and families enjoying dinners, showers, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Lynn
Edna Stark
Howard Stark
Elkhart
F. T. Simpson
Burns Stark
Nellie Lynn
Eldom
Lynn
Lake Shore
James Lynn
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Frederick Eisenbeiss
Gladys Eddy
Chicago
Edward Ehisenbeiss
State Street
Miss Eddy
Clara Eddy
Garfield Avenue
Willian Shannon
Sidway
Hisenhbeiss
Helen McClure
Edward Kurtz
Goshen
MecClure
S. E. McClure
Edward Kelly
William F. Stanton, Jr
Hostermann’s
Garver Lake
D. J. Coyne, Jr
Insurgents Sweep Milwaukee Victory in Travelers’ Assoc Race
In Milwaukee the insurgents defeated administration men across the Travelers’ Protective Association. Missouri and Indiana delegates split, with Indiana pressuring for Schuyler Logan to lead the Lebeaume chair in 1910. Administration lost all items but the presidency. Also noted: Elkhart hosts a new Owl nest. Goshen-Goshen line subsidy urged by Nappanee residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Travelers’ Protective Association
Indiana
Missouri
Lebeaume
Schuyler Logan
Lafayette
Ind
Clergy attend Y P C U Biennial in Indianapolis
Rev C S Parker Rev Upson and Mrs Davis along with Miss Zoa Rowe of Castle U B church attend the Young People's Christian Union biennial in Indianapolis with about 400 delegates expected. Parker and Upson participate as Arion Quartet members. Rev R I Parrett to preach both morning and evening next Sunday. Gov Hanly addressed the convention amid prior criticism for attending a Methodist ministers meeting and quipped about joining a United Brethren convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Parker
Davis
Zoa Rowe
Castle U. B. Church
Ray Upson
Indianapolis
Young People’s Christian Union
Messrs. Parker
Upson
Arion Quartet
R. I. Parrett
Castle Church
Gov. Hanly
Personal Injury Accidents Reported in Local Incidents
Mr and Mrs Owen Swartz of 212 North Third street were in a buggy crash on Jefferson street Thursday evening. Swartz sustained bruises to his left arm and ankle and could not work at the T rail shop today. Mrs Swartz was uninjured. Mrs William Whitmer of 301 West Crawford street tripped on stairs at her home at noon, dislocating her left shoulder while trying to save herself. Edward Franger of the roundhouse injured his right foot by stepping on a nail last night. Postoffice at Half Mast: an order placing the postoffice flag at half mast for thirty days in tribute to ex president Cleveland was received by Postmaster Ksenbeiss on Thursday. Cottage or small flat building in exchange for 160 acres in Missouri timber, apple and mineral belt and cash. land near car line or improved farms for Elkhart property. 5 acres to bottom prices. A gentleman leaving town will sell a $1,700 Riverside home for $1,450. G B Arnold Over Gas Office 26d6. Mrs Gunness Found anting. So are we wanting you to go with Kelsey the Texas man on the Soash special July. Cheap rate free birth. See for yourself a fine country climate etc Now is the time to buy call on Schafer and Son 21dlw Delicatessen home baked goods The Daily Review 10 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Swartz
No. 212
North Third Street
Jefferson Street
William Whitmer
No. 301
West
Crawford Street
Edward Franger
the Roundhouse
Elkhart
G. B. Arnold
Gunness
Kelsey
Texas
Soash
Schafer & Son
Empire Stock Company to Stage Summer Repertoire at Bucklen
The Bucklen theatre announces the Empire Stock Company's summer engagement in high class plays starting next Monday evening. Tickets are ten cents for any seat during the summer prices. The Empire players are remembered as one of the best in Elkhart. Advance sale opens Saturday at 10 a.m. Every seat couponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen Theatre Management
Empire Stock Company
Hikhart
Empire Players
Elkhart
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