East Bound via Cleveland Fast Route to Pitts
The Lake Shore line via Cleveland advertises the quickest direct route to Pitts. G J Grammer is General Traffic Manager and A J Surry is General Passenger Agent with agent Walt at ticket office.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
5
The Lake Shore line via Cleveland advertises the quickest direct route to Pitts. G J Grammer is General Traffic Manager and A J Surry is General Passenger Agent with agent Walt at ticket office.
Announcement recalls the Northern Indiana Normal School at Valparaiso Indiana entering its 28th year on September th. It promotes practical education for young people and notes the Elkayt Normal School and Business Institute fall term beginning April 27 with special exercises at the M EH church in the evening. Dr H Mumaw secretary. 411 Main street. Money to loan on real estate. Co operative savings and loan information included.
The Indiana state prison at Michigan City expands into chewing tobacco production for inmates. Annual tobacco costs have run about $1,500, with a good grade produced. Officials expect the venture to save money and the garden crop also did well, enabling sale of surplus produce to other institutions.
Duaiel J. Crone once tied to the U. S. Express fire in Kendallville died of enteric fever in Johannesburg while serving with the Canadian Mounted Rifles. He had earlier lived in Sarnia, Canada, and worked for the C. P. R. telegraph and express. He died Sunday, August 5, while on duty.
Marriage licenses issued to Benjamin E. Cooper 24 and Mil dred Cooper 17 of Goshen and to Thomas Alder 31 and Agnes M Tompkins 19 of Cleveland township. Frederick C. Banta, 68, of Goshen died Friday night after years with Hawks furniture company. Born in Cassel Germany May 6 1832 he came to America 1852 and joined Hawks in 1877. Survived by Mrs. Banta three sons and one daughter. Funeral held today.
Wide assortment of local items: Frankfort opens a new municipal electric light plant in operation. Watash man John Simmons jailed for forging a check. LaPorte hotel changed hands. Huntington cigar maker John Case injured. Decatur clerk John Potter caught in Chicago. Several accidents, legal notices, business changes and local incidents reported.
An old advertisement touts Keill s Dyspepsia Tablets claiming quick cures for grunge headaches and indigestion and Keill s Black Diarrhea Pills for summer complaints. It markets digestion aid for all foods and promises relief from diarrhea dysentery and cholera morbus with a price of 85c a box.
A. F Wilden filed for record the plat of his eighth addition to Goshen containing 18 lots on South Main street. Martin H. Kinney, deputy county clerk, is on his annual vacation. David Niceum of Vernon in Wabash county lost 1000 dollars in a lime fire caused by an incubator explosion.
Smith D. Fry reports on Secretary Evarts and U.S. officials debating indemnity for Chinese residents harmed in Denver and the broader issue of national responsibility. The piece recalls past diplomats letters from Webster and Blaine and warns that private views contrast with public diplomatic limits.
William Daugherty, while walking along Lake Shore, passed a lighted torch near a benzine pail, causing fire. He suffered deep burns to both arms and hands, was treated at a physician's office and then returned home at 503 Ninth Street. The injuries are described as deeply painful.
Airs Andrew Blenhart stays at Tips 4IR. Sherri remains ill. Ada TM returned to White Piveecu after a week’s absence. Mrs Ferrel plans Sunday visit. Mrs Henry Saar visiting in Sylvania. Mrs William Wright back from Iowa two months with mother. Mrs Delbert Brooks suffered illness Friday. infant death noted. Mrs Jennie Senger staying with niece Lizzie Aurand. Mrs Mary Holmes attended brother in law William Haig ers funeral. Irvin Dunn visiting from Carrett with Jonathan Siawser family.
An elderly couple recalls a strange dream after friends joked about digestion. They describe being visited by a red dragon with a pea green tail and large eyes, threatening with a meat saw and sword. Their wife fanned them while she saved their baby from a coal scuttle.
A ripe muskmelon is halved and pitted of seeds then filled with vanilla ice cream. The halves are tied and chilled about an hour before serving. Reportedly it transports tasters to a heaven of culture and flavor, described as delicious beyond words.
Clerk Dennett issued a marriage license to John L Drucka age 22 and Anna S Kocher age 17 of Benton township. The bride is 17 and lacks a guardian as her mother is dead. the father has abandoned her. Consent came from the gentleman with whom she has been living.
The state superintendent of public instruction reviews county editor reports on the school fund. Only four Indiana counties have all funds loaned. others pay interest on idle money. Some investments are unsafe and counties risk losses.
Charles Rigney of Goshen posted $200 bond for alleged theft from Ariel Cycle Co. His father became his surety yesterday, and Rigney was released from jail.
John Rowe of Middlebury street was laid up after stepping on a rusty spike that penetrated his foot deeply, leaving him with a painful injury and confinement.
Mrs. Mary Hunt, 75, widow, dies at 12:30 PM at son William Hunt's home 108 Prairie Street. Funeral set for Wednesday 10 AM at St Vincent's Church.
The Eel River Christian conference closed a successful session at Millersburg with officers elected for the coming year. Key posts include President O W Whitelock Huntington and Vice President David Hidy North Manchester. The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Board elected M A Tompkins Elkhart as president and Etta Ross presiding. A constitution for the auxiliary was ratified.
Dr. M. Hurty said yesterday he did not refuse to go to Fort Wayne to assess alleged incompetence in the local board of health over the diphtheria outbreak. He cited numerous other calls from across the state where coal boards and health officers fail to perform their duties.
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