Mortuary Notices From Goshen Detroit Died Of Pneumonia
John seven year old son of John Qwilt of Goshen died in a Detroit hospital of pneumonia after a rheumatic illness. He had been brought to Detroit by Dr and Mrs D L Miller for treatment and was to return home soon before illness recurred. Miss Sarah Mishler died at the county infirmary at age forty seven after years of rheumatism left her helpless. She leaves four brothers and four sisters. Dudley C Woodbury of Mishawaka died Wednesday aged nearly thirty nine.
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John
John Qwilt
Goshen
Detroit
D.L. Miller
Sarah Mishler
Dudley C. Woodbury
Mishawaka
Rail agency officials inspect stock with city leaders
Traveling Store Keeper C A Griffith and Henry Stevens of the engineering department visited the city with General Store Keeper J P Murphy to review stock, while Murphy of Collinwood also appears in town. Engineer Charles Shultz is listed as on the sick list. Police reported a quiet Wednesday night with one intoxicated man calling himself John Doe and several reports of disturbances by youths, ending without incident after officer arrival. A young woman rushed into Superintendent Gilbre’s office Wednesday evening.
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C. A. Griffith
Henry Stevens
J. P. Murphy
Collinwood
Charles Shultz
John Doe
Woman Seeks Warrant After Alleged Room-Visit Assault
A woman said a young man struck her in the face during a visit to his room and promised to return to swear out a warrant today, but she did not. The report notes no warrant was filed by press time.
Park Dedication Set for Arbor Day at Goshen
County news notes a park given to Goshen by Rogers Band to be dedicated tomorrow with E A Dausman and others delivering speeches. Official fair figures show profits of 2159 dollars and 2 cents.
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Goshen
Rogers
E. A. Dausman
Elkhart to host Winona Agricultural College football game
Elkhart high school schedules a football clash with Winona Agricultural College at Elkhart Driving Park Saturday at 3 30 pm replacing the LaPorte contest after disbandment. Elkhart players remain eligible and Hilfer may start at left half.
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Winona Agricultural College
Elkhart
LaPorte
Taft
Winona
Hilfer
Elkhart Athletic Club
Dodge
Elkharts
A. K. of H
Rutter
Smith
Farrington
Daly
Thomas
Clement
Bhisenach
Morgan
Stark
Work
Hunt
Shaw
Elkhart Athletic
South Bend Athletic Club
Driving Park
Howard Park
South Bend
Spectacular Blaze Damages Barn and Property
A spectacular fire driven by Philip Kelley swept a barn used by Liveryman E D Sanders for three years and by Fred Deventer of 118 Division Street for about a month. Deventer and his daughter Mrs F J Nopper escaped as Sanders saved his buggy and a survey. the barn held about a ton of hay with only slight paint damage.
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Philip Kelley
E. D. Sanders
Fred Deventer
No. 118
Division Street
F. J. Nopper
Elkhart and South Bend Guests Attend Latta-Lesh Reception
Elkhart visitors include Mrs J R Beardsley and Mrs Livy Chamberlain among others. South Bend attendees listed include Mrs Clem Studebaker and Mrs J C Milsworth. Beta Phi Sigma fraternity members banqueted at J Macky Bell’s Marion Street home on Wednesday evening and reported a pleasant time.
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Goshen
Clem Studebaker
C. A. Carlisle
Jasper Garst
J. C. Milsworth
C. C. Herr
E. C. Herr
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
J. Macky Bell
Marion Street
Masons Advance Graham to Grand Conductor at Indiana Council
H A Graham attended the Indiana Grand Council of Masons and was advanced to grand conductor after serving as grand steward. W 4&5 Specht represented the local lodge. One new member was initiated at the Owls meeting Wednesday evening.
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H. A. Graham
Indiana Grand Council of Masons
Mr. Graham
Specht
The
Owls
Wild prank on Winona Normal student ends in parade
Warsaw Times reports C H Lutz of Wakarusa, a Winona Normal School student, abducted by about 70 peers who dressed him in a Mother Hubbard and sun bonnet, paraded him on a buckboard through Warsaw for half an hour then returned him to Winona Lake. Other items note a fire-boat rescue reward, a widow’s lawsuit against Northern Indiana traction, a body sent for dissection, a School Superintendents Club postponement, a promotion at Northern Indiana company, a lineman’s fall, and marriages of Simon and George Hilsmier to twins Amanda and Sophia Kaisér.
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Warsaw
C. H. Lutz
Wakarusa
Winona Normal School
Normal School
Mother Hubbard
Winona Lake
Lutz
Dewitt Talmage
Harry Cory
Wabash
Pacific Coast
John Kempe
Northern Indiana Traction Company
South Bend
Women and Rail Histories Highlight Busy Church Week
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Trinity M E Church met at 1200 Franklin to hear Mrs. Fletcher report on the Northwestern Branch meeting in Danville Illinois. The Berean Bible class and Queen Esther Circle shared club gatherings with talks, devotions, and refreshments as numbers grew. Railroad workers show Taft support with active organizing across Colorado Kansas Nebraska and Indiana amid improving Republican literature response. William Fullmer, a Lake Shore machinist, injured when a wrench dropped on his right middle toe.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Trinity M. BE
Mary Stahr
Franklin Street
Albert Fletcher
Northwestern
Danville
Til
O. G. Curtis
Frances Gillette
Harvey Shelly
Nellie Smith
Fletcher
Miss Smith
First Christian Church
Mesdames Koontz
Elkins and Young
S. M. Fitch
Railway Men's Independent
Taft Club
Mr. Taft
Limon
Colo
Goodlaid
Kas
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Phillipsburg
Denver
Taft
Nebraska
Monon
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Indiana
William Fullmer
Lake Shore
Private Ring Sale Advertised by Micks & Son Jewelers
Special notice announces a private ring sale on Saturday October 24 from 9 am to noon featuring 1000 solid gold rings priced by pennyweight with gold value paid by customers. Also a Presbyterian Circle coffee at Mrs 4 H Beardsley's home 216 Hast Beardsley Avenue Friday afternoon with a silver offering for the building fund and church friends invited.
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Micks & Son, Jewelers
The
Presbyterian Church
H. Beardsley
Beardsley Avenue
Miicks & Son
Marriage License Published for Syracuse and New Paris Pair
A notice lists A Schlabaugh of Syracuse and Mary Jane Smith of New Paris as licensed to wed, indicating a marriage permit issued to the couple.
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Jegae
A. Schlabaugh
Syracuse
Mary Jane Smith
New Paris
Benefits in Disease Warns of Hidden Life Promoters
Pearson's Weekly argues that mild illnesses like chronic indigestion chronic colds and rheumatism can paradoxically extend life by strengthening the body's defenses and warning of worse ailments. It asserts typhoid can reset the stomach smallpox renews life and rheumatism keeps other diseases at bay.
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Pearson's Weekly
Paraphrased excerpts from late 19th century gossip columns
The text quotes brief snippets about business talk and a joke on a lightweight boxing champion. It mentions a titled son in law with promissory notes, a check raised, and a light weight champion who sold his grocery and retired. The overall tone is light anecdotal humor.
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Simpkins
Timkins
Simkins
Chicago News
A Painful Dilemma Cartoon Strip
Nus illustrated bits recount a painful dilemma where a boy cannot sit due to a licked scandal and cannot stand due to crab bites, presenting a humorous panels of misfortune and childish misadventure.
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Willie
Johnny
Quotation About Speech From Puck Cited
A fragment quotes Puck noting the average man can manage 300 words while she often exceeds that amount. The line reflects a witty, literary aside rather than a factual report.
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Puck
To Destroy Paint Odor Tips and Public Notices
An old guide suggests burning charcoal with juniper to remove paint odor and keep the room sealed for 24 hours. A local shop runs daily jewelry ads and notes closing times, while the City Treasurer warns that paving, sidewalk, and sewer assessments are due by November 1 and cemetery notes by December 1. Lost a solid gold neck chain on Main Street near Hickory. reward offered. An auction sale ends Saturday with a grandfathers clock gift for customers.
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America
E. A. Campbell
Main Street
South Main
Evangelical Church
Hickory Street
Wanted unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping
Classified notice seeks two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Respondents should address C. H., care Review, and send details to the listed contact.
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C. H
Care Review
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