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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
11
A garbled line mentions a fee to park during the day. No clear amount or authority is identifiable. Further legible details are unavailable to confirm scope or location.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Local ads feature discounts on clothing and furniture, bakery plans in South Bend, a Bay City circus at Winona Lake, and moving pictures at Rogers park. Notices include a First M. E. church society meeting and a call for help with housekeeping. Local listings list groceries, soap, coffee, and produce from McBride's.
Go with the legally authorized W. O. W. excursion to Michigan City on Sunday August 8. Train leaves Goshen via Lake Shore railway at 7 30 a.m. Returning leaves Michigan City at 7 7th round trip. Fare 90 cents. Remember the date via KB 8. M. S92
A stream of names appears as residents and relatives travel for vacations visits and gatherings. Hamilton, Chicago, Toledo, Seattle and Salt Lake City are among destinations with families and friends reuniting or joining for fairs expositions funerals and outings.
Mr and Mrs Harry a visiting Peter Groff and apr is visiting Madie Jurday and ther relatives a few days. The band boys have received their new uniforms and will initiate them at the picnic Saturday. Mrs Charles Bowser continues to improve slowly. Mr and Mrs Eugene Bartholomew of Chicago are visiting his mother and brother and family a few days. John Stabler has been accepted as a recruit for the regular army and awaits orders to report. Mrs C S McNutt was summoned from Grand Island Neb by the illness of her mother Mrs Co A Beckner who has been in poor health for several months. Beckner was moved to her home in Millersburg after her daughter's arrival.
Allen H Cripe and wife of Cushen spent Sunday at the home of S S Cripe. A score of Chicago children are enjoying a week’s outing in this vicinity. Miss Lois Hoover of Chicago visited at Uncle S A Hoover’s last week. Rev Charles Crive and wife spent Sunday in Elkhart where he preached in the Brethren church. Conrad Lohrer is in poor health and needs attentive care. Rev J C Mehl and wife left for California after visiting their daughter Mrs Warren Phillips. Elijah Gardner is erecting a new house. A Hoover is remodeling Rev Niswander’s recently purchased property. John Miller returned from Kansas with a wife. they will reside in North Clinton. Allen Smoker and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Melvin Yoder in Topeka, death from appendicitis. Abraham Lantz of Goodwine visited his mother Mrs Ann Lantz. Family gathering at Wm Lantz’s in Millersburg marked the first time in 9 years. The Lantz children are Abraham and Lantz, Mrs Reuben Leslie, Mrs Thos Chiddister, and William and George Lantz. The assistant postmaster at Kendallville has salary raised from 1200 to 1300. Shookman & Son’s horse ran away this morning causing slight damage. Lady agents wanted call 403 Wilkinson street for particulars.
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