Market notes from Elkhart review prices
Local column lists farm commodities with prices for wheat corn oats beans pork butter and bees. Items include a wheat price around 96 and oats near 2.05 while butter and beans show varied quotes.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
7
Local Brevities Mirror Small Town News
Mrs. Edna Webb, a smallpox patient, is gravely ill today. A rose bush at 1106 Franklin Street yields a blossom recalling a distant June. A saloon dispute ended with one man struck and knocked over a lunch counter. Carl Simonton recovered a bull terrier from Dan Ott after it strayed. George Ziesel took Mildred Fruesinger home in East Chicago for care. Mr. M. Clark finished interior work for Mr. Myers in South Bend, a gift for Myers’ daughter. Clark’s pride in the artistry remains evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Robbins
Franklin Street
Carl Simonton
Dan Ott
Ott
Noa
George Ziesel
Mildred Fruesinger
Chicago
Ann Eckert
Longcliff
Jr M. Clark
Mr. Myers
South Bend
Police report on Harrington assault charge and plea
Harry Harrington arrested Tuesday evening faced an assault charge. He entered a guilty plea in city court this morning and was fined one dollar plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harrington
J. A. Brownlee
R. E. Proctor
Chage
New Trial Denied in Searfoss Suit Over Alleged Cruelty
After the jury verdict for the plaintiff in the Searfoss case, defense counsel E A Dausman moved for a new trial arguing the verdict conflicted with the evidence and that the court erred in denying a dismissal. The court overruled the motion and instructed a $400 judgment to be paid in four installments beginning January 1909. The session adjourned to 9:30 a m Friday with several cases carried to the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searfoss
E. A. Dausman
Calvert H. Defrees
Alpheus A. Zimmerman
Malinda Culp
Henry J. Culp
George C. Kistner
Rupert S. Horton
Michael Fishley
Herbert E. Bucklen
Densmore A. Bratton
Lydia E. Bratton
Louis B
Light circuit court session with orders and entries
In the Circuit Court on Wednesday the session was brief with work limited to court orders and various entries. The Gustaf Clara Leonard divorce case shows defendant in default. An application to practice law before the Elkhar circuit court was filed by Guy M. Dausman. The state was not ready to try Winifred Weaver on a perjury charge. Prosecution requested a continuance in the Douglas Stewart assault case due to an ill key witness. J. A. Bigelow, probation officer, reported five juveniles under surveillance behaving well, with Judge Dodge overseeing their welfare. A divorce suit was filed today by Lizzie Mortimore against Francis Mortimore for non support, residing in Hikhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaf Clara Leonard
Guy M. Dausman
Elkhar
Winifred Weaver
Lloyd L. Burris
Douglas Stewart
J. A. Bigelow
Dodge
Lizzie Mortimore
Francis Mortimore
Hikhart
Guardian and Administrator Totals Balance on Hand
Wisler guardian reports balance on hand of 156.13 dollars while Landis administrator shows 605.07 dollars in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisler
Guardian
Landis
Rail line reports record time with extra cars
The Century flyer with two extra cars, including the Chicago National League team, ran from Chicago to this city on Wednesday afternoon arriving to schedule in Toledo and only slightly late in Cleveland and Buffalo. Mark Floyd hauled the train from Chicago while Ira Sparklin drove to Toledo. E R Dreves traveled to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hero
Mark Floyd
Ira Sparklin
Here
E. R. Dreves
Deaths and Funeral Notices in Bristol Area
Albert F son of Adam Foreman of 902 Indiana avenue died at 3 p m Wednesday of typhoid malaria born December 19 1904 leaves two sisters Jessie and Agnes funeral Saturday at 1 p m at home by Rev C A Wright interment Oak Ridge cemetery Bristol also Mrs Mary Kline of Atwood died Wednesday of blood poisoning aged 67 Mrs Jonathan Hummer of near South Bend died Wednesday aged 54 Mrs Sarah Dunnuck of near Warsaw died Tuesday night aged 75
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F
Adam Foreman
Indiana Avenue
Jessie
Agnes
C. A. Wright
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Bristol
Mary Kline
Atwood
Hatch & Sons Win Gibson Stone Road Contract
Hatch and Sons of Goshen have secured a contract to build a two mile crushed stone road at Gibson, Indiana, costing seventeen thousand dollars. A separate contract for decorating the rebuilt Elkhart county courthouse is set for award on November 7, and the acetylene lighting plant at the county infirmary may also be awarded then. In Napanee, James Casper fell while helping install stove pipe at the Brethren church and fractured a rib. Ben Hur Benefit at Dream Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch & Sons
Goshen
Gibson
Ind
Elkhart County Court House
County Infirmary
Brethren Church
Nappanee
James Casper
Cubs on Twentieth Century Limited Headed to New York
Special correspondent aboard the Twentieth Century notes Chicago Cubs fans cheer as Boston beats New York 2 0 en route to final game in New York. Elkhart crowd greets score update and Mordecai Brown adjusts his pitching hand for Hoosier spectators. Alkhart Athletic Club forms with 76 members and plans basketball and possibly football. Y M C A gym paraphernalia donated to the new club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Twentieth Century Limited
Cubs
New York
Chicago
Elkhart
Mordecai Brown
Brownie
Enduring feats and injuries mark Michigan town updates
In Ford Michigan Ari Woodruff has voted first at every election for ten years. Bluffton saw Albert Numbers play piano nine hours twelve minutes until swelling and finger damage forced rest. Eva Haines, sixteen, was badly injured when kicked by a colt near Nappanee. The South Bend Y M C A dedication by Studebakers is postponed to October 24. A Mishawaka saloon building owned by Russ of Elkhart was fire damaged for about 100 dollars early Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford, Mich
Ari
Woodruff
Bluffton
Albert Numbers
Ossian
Eva
George Haines
Nappanee
South Bend
Studebakers
Mishawaka
Russ
Elkhart
Marriage License Report for Blosser Bosse and Miller Winegardner
Marriage license issued for Clarence M. Blosser of Union township and Anna F. Bosse of Wakarusa. A license was used today by Hugh A. Miller and Mabel Winegardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Blosser
Union Township
Anna EF. Bosse
Wakarusa
Hugh A. Miller
Mabel Winegardner
Ambition of a Man Seen in Self-Cartoon Amusement
A reflection on how true greatness starts when a man can view cartoons of himself and feel amusement rather than offense, suggesting self awareness as a measure of character and status.
National Funeral Directors Endorse Live and Let Die Motto
In Indianapolis on October 8 the National Funeral Directors Association adopts live and let die as its guiding policy. A report by President Eickelberg is approved urging members to support a congressional bill to ban burials at sea except for infectious cases, requiring disinfectants and shipboard arrangements, with denial of clearance papers for noncompliant vessels. Sentiment cites distress of families when burials occur at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Funeral Directors’ Association
Eickelberg
Congress
Aeronaut Ed Mossman Quits Balloon Life
Ed Mossman of Kokomo Indiana returns home after a 1000 foot fall during a balloon ascent at North Manchester and says he is finished with aviation. He is recovering from injuries after earlier ascents in Elkhart several weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Kokomo
Ind
Ed Mossman
North Manchester
Elkhart
Woman in Lincoln misreads firecracker as candle
Mrs Sophia Brehm of 1804 Claremont Avenue lit a fuse thinking it was a candle. A cannon firecracker exploded in the cellar, shattering her right hand and hospital reports say she probably will die. The incident occurred in Lincoln Nebraska on October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Sophia Brehm
Claremont Avenue
Tipping in Bohemia Sparks Gratuity Culture
In Prague tipping is treated as standard for tramway conductors and cafe staff. Heads waiters in Bohemia reportedly earn more from tips than professors, with patrons giving a half krone to the head waiter and small coins to assistants. A London Chronicle note highlights the social weight of tips in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
London Chronicle
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Herman Borneman
Walter S. Hazelton
Savings Department
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Elkhart Review
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Police and Criminal News
Frank S. Miller
William Kercher
Andrew Berkey
Lydia Shively
William J. Davis
Mary M. Bigler
Charles L. Musser
Barbara A. Musser
Sel Realty
Frank Jackson
John A. Perce
Clarence A
Argus M
Mary C. Musser
Aaron
Zook
Rebecca J. Grove
Frederick A. Herring
Geo. E. Bowser
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Daniel Lutz
Robert W. Davenport
Sophia Boyer
Jas. Ruple
Nancy E
Daniel
Christian Wise
Samuel S. Wise
Josiah Miller
Helen L. Rushton
Charles D. Rushton
Indiana Trust Co
Ward
Wilbur
Irmyn E. Purl
W. W. Purl
Emma Purl
Rufus
Moyer
David B. Showalter
Edith Hoffman
David Knnsely
William Crowell
Alice M. Crowell
John S. Hayes
Irwin D
Harley Whisler
Peter Troxel
Jacob H
News OF the Railroads
Grand Trunk
Montreal
United States
Canada
B. M. Cole
W. W. Fuller
Englewood
Lake Shore
Jonathan Hummer
Near South Bend
Sarah Dunnuck
Warsaw
County News
Ben-Hur
Dream
News OF Sports
Alkhart Athletic Club
Dodge Block
Neighborhood News
St. Joseph
Serre Reese
Singer Sewing Machine Store
Main St
Shafer
Cothcra
Sam
Bill
Main Street
Domet
Met Pereale
Madras
Mooney
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