Local Notables Make Social Visits Across Indiana Routes
A Davisson starts a new post at Neds jewelry store. Mrs Matthew Steele visits Incennes for a week. Mrs H B Shriver of South Bend visits Elkhart for a few days. James E Strong of Monroe Wis visits his mother at 708 Strong Ave. John Presnell, in the regular army, tours the city. Bertha Lipsett of Lake Shore telephone office to spend Sunday in Corunna. Jacob Gordon and son Abner return from Arcadia Neb where they spent the winter. Mr and Mrs W B Giles return from Cincinnati. Wakarusa Tribune notes Martin Malen and wife of Elkhart in the area for the funeral of Malen’s mother. Marie Ziesel Mary Turvin Claude Ziesel George Scott and Will Dickey of Chicago to visit Miss Grace McMillan Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davisson
Neds Jewelry Store
Matthew Steele
Bertha Lipsett
Lake Hore
Corunna
Jacob Gordon
Abner
Arcadia
Neb
W. B. Giles
Cincinnati
Mr. Giles
Mrs. Giles
Marie Ziesel
Mary Turvin
Claude Ziesel
George Scott
Will Dickey
Chicago
Grace McMillan
A List of the Sick from Clark Hospital
Ruth Shupert has measles. Miss Ella Walters of High street is critically ill with gastritis. Interurban Conductor Bert White lead is quarantined with measles. An operation on Mrs. Gilbert Grootveld at Clark Hospital was postponed due to flood conditions. Elmo Cumings has recovered and gone home. Miss Leona Bryant was discharged after appendicitis surgery. Lake Shore Fireman H. E. Storke is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shupert
Ella Walters
High Street
Bert Whitelead
Gilbert Grootveld
Clark Hospital
Elmo Cumings
Leona Bryant
Injury survivor moved from hospital to Englewood visit
The report describes a man severely injured about two weeks earlier when struck on the back of the head by a cab curtain pole. He lay unconscious for several days and was later taken to Englewood for a visit before being brought home to his Hudson Street residence in Stephens' ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Hudson Street
Stephens
Grace Lutheran circle meeting at Reading Circle session
The Grace Lutheran Read ing Circle met with Mrs Eugene Cole on Friday. The group completed the book The Little Green God and enjoyed refreshments. The Trinity M I church W I M Society met in church parlors Friday and discussed The Old World and Its Ways. Six new members were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church Reading Circle
Eugene Cole
Little Green God
Boston Americans Open Spring Practice In Hot Springs
Dispatches from Hot Springs report the Boston Americans and other big league clubs in early spring drills. Lou Criger covered first base for a minor league team in a practice game Friday while Leon Foy Albert Wagner Jack Leicester and Harry Wilkinson endured cramped quarters at the City Athletic Club gym and worked to warm up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Boston Americans
Dispatch
Lou Criger
Bostons
Leon Foy
Albert Wagner
Jack” Leicester
Harry Wilkinson
Goool
City Athletic Club
Teens Arrested Over Railroad Junk Theft
Three boys aged thirteen to sixteen were arrested by Officer Pearce after being found with railroad junk at the Lake Shore yard. The youths claimed the items were given by men at the yard, a story later confirmed by Thomas Johnson and Mr Nieewander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Lake Shore
Thomas Johnson
Mr. Nieewander
Irondale Proposes Big Texas Land Boom Exhibition
An Union Central railway exhibit in Elkhart promotes Irondale Texas area investment. Buyers can purchase ten acre tracts for 190 dollars with free town lots and guaranteed double crop payouts within four years. The display highlights 387 product varieties from one twenty acre tract and runs evenings to 10:30 with Sunday hours.
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Gary
Calumet River
Oklahoma City
Lawton
South McAllister
Enid
Therbur
Colgate
Guthrey
Southwest
Beaumont
Sour Lake
Union Central Railway
Lone Star State
Irondale
East Texas
Wortham
Jack W. Johnson
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Trondale
Texas
Union Central Railway Company
Community group meetings and church fund drive announced
The Home Missionary Reading Circle meets Mrs I C Shafer 412 West Jackson at 2 30. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society gathers at Mrs Bowman 408 South Second at 3 00. L B I Circle event at Mrs F P Nolan Sherman Street postponed due to high water. Elkhart socialist group meets Red Men’s hall tomorrow at 2 30 with program and business. Presbyterian Sunday school girls run a Saturday market for church fund. Monger Building elevator repaired and back in service after three day strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Reading Circle
I. C. Shafer
West Jackson Street
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Bowman
South Second Street
Red Men’s Hall
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Misg Clouse
Busy City Sees Strong Demand For Small Homes
A local ad notes 36 inquiries about a six room cottage priced at 650 dollars cash and 88 responses in total show many buyers with cash. Agents urge sellers to bring comparable properties under 1500 dollars to their office or secure an offer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wakarusa Tribune
Martin Malen
Tere
H. E. Storke
News OF Sports
L. 8 & I. C. Circle
FP. A. Nolan
Sherman Street
Socialist Party
Monger
Wingerhoff
D. M. Best
INS
Leaington Avenue
Library
Bed
C. G. Curtis
Stearns
Foster's
Union Lock
George Doll
SeeRe
Lusher Bros
Menton Or
Fieldhouse
Joseph Valley Bank
OLD Reliable
Herman Borneman
T. ‘Thornton
Snell
Walter S. Hazelton
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