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'ennard, entered i to corn-claimed State by ntended in niak-cials, to)f print-as doneMIIXERSBURtf ITEMS.MAmson as stoppedis being nty ofH-the Suit it will mually.al Rosc-tn of the essional with a the war.ve learn*liter the rovernor im from ie would special eet him id in the iton told th to re-ans had that his seless to and ad-said this removal ton was lew, and 5 private o is nowic Cornell in.or Afton, !nce theird started hope theosday lroad h 31. into ck on trong vhichir Mancc-G. Smith t we are ay it be atownship March 23, e several who they supcrin-they hadlarreling, the order 1 Yahoos speet for iliegener-s in town.on Tues-Miss Catherine McCain died on March 17th.Mr. Dwight Shoup spent several days in town.Mr. G. W. Butts was over night with friends in the city.Mrs. Jeff. Harper, of Elkhait, was in town with friends.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aker, of Lagrange, were in town.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sehrowjer, of Oswego, were in the city.Mrs. Geo. Brakes, of Llgonicr, is visiting here with friends.Mr. Adam Boomershinc spent several days in town with friends.Miss Olllc Boomershinc, of Elkhart, spent some days In the village.Mrs. Joshua Boomershinc, of Elkhart, spent several days in the village.Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boomershinc, of Goshen, spent several days in town.Miss Nettle Shoup, of Elkhart, spent several days with friends in town.The Misses Loretta Shoup and Mary Middleton, of Elkhart, were in the city.Miss M. A. Rockstooi, of Solomon’s Creek, visited friends for several daj-s in the city.Mrs. Beane has returned from Michigan, where she has been visiting her son Samuel and family.Mr. John W. Rex, late of this place, has removed to Lewisburg, Ohio, where he expects to sell the fire and water proof roof paint.We had the pleasure of meeting several young ladies of Pleasant Grove, among them the Misses Dcardorff and Miss Nettie Bates.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shoup, of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shoup, of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trisingcr, of Wakarusa, and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Trisinger, of LaPnz. spent several days in the cit3r.Mr. Aaron Boomershine died in this town March 18, aged 35 years, 4 months and 18 days. He was born Oct. 21, 1840, and leaves a wife, parents and a large circle of friends to mourntheir loss. He was a member of the Evangelical church, and was a devoted christain.BENTON ITEMS.hey usedMr. Homer Neff, of Warsaw, spent Sunday with his family of this place.Mr. Lewis Lantz has gone to Goshen to work for A. J. Walton, the dairy man.Robt. Chatten sells the I-X L pump. Call and examine before you buy elsewhere.Samuel Brown, of Mishawaka, has been spending a few days in town visiting his moth* er..The finest specimen of horse bills we have seen this season were printed at the Times office.Mr. Jacob Shrock has sold his farm north of town to Mr. Weatherhead, of Jackson township, and will move to Kosciusko county.There are quite a number of citizens who do not take any county paper. Why not subscribe for the Times? You need it; its the best paper in the county.The first of April is approaching and there seems but little heed given to the dog law, and we fear that the new constables’ first duty willbe to distinguish themselves as marksmen.Rev. Mr. Work, of Leesburg, lectured at the M. E. church, at Ridgeville, Saturday night, Rev. Mr. Mahin, of Ft. Wayne, officiating at the dedication of the same on Sunday. The people of that vicinity have a church that they may well feel proud of.The funeral services of Mr. Aaron Boomershine, who died at Millersburg last Saturday, took place at the Lutheran church at this place Monday forenoon. An immense crowd of people followed his remains to their last resting place. Revs. Weicksell and Harter officiated.lt«member that the Republicans of this township will meet in convention in M. B. Barry’s wagon shop, on Friday afternoon, March 31st. Let every Republican .who feels an interest in the welfare of the township be present andhelp to nominate men who will carry the full strength of the ticket, and success will be ours with a handsome majority.Ro v. Byrer and Miss Sivilla King, the lady revivalist, are still con nuing their meetings on Solomon’s Creek, with some success, notwithstanding the dark and rainy nights. The church is crowded with people every night. 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Goshen Times
Goshen, Indiana, US
Thu, Mar 23, 1882
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