Elkhart County rejects Workman contract bid
Elkhart County commissioners refused to enter into any contract with Joseph W. Workman the so called expert accountant to dig up sequestered taxes He faced opposition from Commissioners Cannon Bryner and others after public pressure and concerns over a 25 percent commission. Bryner reportedly increased the tax duplicate by 500000 at no county expense beyond his salary.
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Joseph W. Workman
Elkhart County
Workman
Cannon
Elkhart
Davis
Goshen
Whetten
Jackson Township
Bryner
Electing Dill's successor for water works post
Tomorrow the water works and light committee meets to select a new superintendent after C. S. Dill's electrocution vacancy. Several bidders seek the $100 monthly salary. Ex-Councilman Hamilton is a leading candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works and Light Committee
The
Common Council
C. S. Dill
Dill
Hamilton
Court notes and notices from Goshen district
Reviewers were appointed in the road petition of Peter E Hughes et al for a highway in Wakarusa. The Wabash Railway company objects due to an expensive crossing. Commissioners audit Goshen city school report. Marriage licenses list Calvin A Harvard and Minnie May Bodkin Elkhart 22 and 28. An incident involves John Philip Helfrich and Lottie Warne. Deahl & Deahl sue John C Druckamiller for 8700 on a note tied to a 1890 mortgage on 60 acres in Jackson township. Justice Whister suspends sentence for Orville Knisley in a case involving his mother Jennie Knisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E. Hughes
Wakarusa
John McClure
Elmer E. Evans
Jacob Frame
Wabash Railway Company
Goshen City
Calvin A. Harvard
Elkhart
Minnie May Bodkin
John Philip Helfrich
Lottie Warne
Pasadena
Cal
Deahl & Deahl
Jemima Coy
John C. Druckamiller
Jackson Township
Druckamiller
David Cox
Whister
Orville Knisley
Jennie Knisely
Congressman Brick Leaves for Roughing Trip on Tippecanoe
Congressman Brick departed from South Bend for a brief vacation to rough it on the Tippecanoe river. He joined friends from Pulaski County at DeeLong Indiana with boats and camping gear for about a week in the wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Brick
South Bend
Tippecanoe River
DeeLong
Ind
Pulaski County
Dredge Channel Linking Syracuse Lake and Wawasee
The channel between Syracuse lake and Wawasee will be dredged this fall to allow launches between the lakes. A dredge will be purchased by Syracuse residents and cottage owners at the lake, with about $5,000 to be spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Lake
Wawasee
Syracuse
Fireman Penalized For Position On Signal Curve
A fireman on the G. R. & I. excursion train engine received a thirty day sentence for not staying on the engineer side of the engine while rounding a curve to assist in distinguishing signals during last week’s wreck.
Elks Set for Sunday Game in St Joseph
The Elks travel to St Joseph for a Sunday game on August 13th. The event features regional teams and is expected to draw local spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
St. Joseph
Madman Delivers Baseball Shout In Transit To Logansport
In Peru Indiana on August 10 1909 the Elkhart County sheriff escorted Frank Carper age 26 a raving maniac bound in an interurban car toward Longcliff asylum at Logansport. Carper repeatedly cried Slide Kelly slide while striking an iron bar across the window. He reportedly went mad over baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Longcliff Asylum
Logansport
Frank Carper
Kelly
John Burns Dies at 85 in Elkhart County Farm Life Remembered
John Burns longtime Elkhart county resident died at his home three miles southeast of Middlebury aged 85. He was born in Pennsylvania and would have turned 86 next Sunday. Survived by two sons J J Burns of Chicago and Henry Burns and four daughters Ida Sophia and two married daughters Mrs Isaac Schrock and Mrs C H Pletcher all living west of Middlebury. Funeral Friday at Greiner church at 11 after leaving house at 10:30. Burial Forest Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
Elkhart County
J. J. Burns
Middlebury
Miss Ida Burns
Mr. Burns
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Henry Burns
Ida
Sophia Burns
Isaac Schrock
C. H. Pletcher
Greiner Church
Forest Grove
Elks Lodge Considers Keeping Ulery Block Quarters
Goshen Lodge No. 798 of the B P O E meets tonight to decide on staying in the Ulery block on North Main street. Plumbers assess a full width balcony 66 feet long. If the Ulery agreement is signed, lease talks for the Sanders Hay Neidig building at 700 dollars yearly will be dropped. The Elks are pleased with current site if modernization proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Lodge
Ulery
North Main Street
Ulrey
Mr. Ulery
Sanders. Hay & Neidig
The
Elks
Exodus to Winona Draws Sunday School Trip
About 450 tickets sold for the Union Sunday School excursion from the local Big Four station to Winona this morning. Sales centered at Elkhart New Paris and Milford. A second section runs this evening, train leaving at 6:50. Morin's band concert at 6 promises additional ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Winona
Elkhart
New Paris
Milford
Warsaw
Union Sunday Schools
Morin
Fifty Five Sundays In A Year And The Penalty
The passage notes there will be 55 Sundays this year and that this occurs once in 110 years. It warns that future generations may pay a penalty for using the extra Sabbath for pleasure rather than worship.
Tonawanda Tribe to Meet for Michale Rigney Funeral
Tonawanda Tribe No. 130 members will meet at the Wigwam Friday morning at o oclock to attend the funeral of deceased brother Michale Rigney. Samuel Garringer, Sachem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwam
Michale Rigney
Samuel Garringer
Sachem
Clarence Long Released on Habeas Corpus in Chicago
Clarence Long, accused of luring 17 year old Minnie Myers from Goshen, was released in Chicago on habeas corpus. He says he intends to marry the girl, according to a Chicago dispatch in a city paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Long
Minnie Myers
Goshen
Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Crowds Swell at Wawasee Hotels and Aug 16 Excursion
Large crowds fill Wawasee area with hotels full and no cottages available. Hotels report scarce rooms as July rush continues. An excursion over the B and O to Chicago is planned for August 16, reflecting the peak vacation period and strong travel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corn Brown Over in Kosciusko County Wind Damage
Strong winds damaged corn crops in Kosciusko County with many fields blown over, reducing yields in the locality. Farmers report significant loss to corn stands as weather roughened the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Artley Family Reunion Highlights Fifth Annual Gathering
The T P Artley home near Middlebury hosted the fifth annual Artley family reunion on Saturday August 6 with about 75 attendees. The event featured greetings, a bountiful picnic lunch, music, roadside races, athletic sports and a baseball game between two nines. Distantly connected guests included Amos Austin J Ellis Fletcher Clark Gertie Clark Sadie Clark Frank Arnold Sunnyside Farm near Constantine and Clyde Pickrell near Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Artley
Middlebury
Artley
Messrs
Amos Austin
J. Ellis
Fletcher Clark
Mesdames Gertie
Sadie Clark
Frank Arnold
Sunnyside Farm
Constantine
Clyde Pickrell
Bristol
Eclipse of the Sun Visible Partially in Goshen
Residents will witness a partial solar eclipse on August 30 at 5 am with smoked or colored glasses. Half of the sun will be covered at sunrise, darkening to a bright shadow by around six, then the disk becomes clear as the event ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Man Hurt at Syracuse Faces Possible Arm Loss
Frank Spur, injured Monday at the Sandusky Portland Cement Co. plant in Syracuse, was taken to Chicago Tuesday for an operation on his right hand. Doctors say wrist bones were badly shattered and he may never regain use of his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spur
Syracuse
Chicago
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Mr. Spur
Bricklayers Hired for Court House Construction
The usual bricklayer force resumes work on the court house reconstruction. Superintendent Perkinson did not reinstate the strikers. Workers are paid 50 cents per hour for their labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Supt. Perkinson
Electric Line Progress Reported for Warsaw Goshen Route
Harry S Dickey says 17 miles of the Warsaw Goshen electric line are practically graded and will operate on schedule. Harry Butterfield of Goshen continues grading between Goshen and New Paris. The Winona Assembly protects the Warsaw Peru line and will open a strong travel area to and from the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Dickey
Warsaw-Goshen
Harry Butterfield
Goshen
New Paris
Winona Assembly
Warsaw-Peru
Pease Engine Works Moves to South Bend
The Pease Engine Works was removed to South Bend with partner Mr Soens taking the property at its appraised value. The plant will be operated in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Engine Works
South Bend
Soens
Pease
Two Barns Burned in Kosciusko County Fire
Lightning started fires consuming two barns in Kosciusko County. One barn belonged to Hiram Heeter and the other to Jeremiah Clark. Heavy losses were reported, with significant material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Hiram Heeter
Jeremiah Clark
Meeting Postponed by Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Baptist Church scheduled for August 11 has been postponed to August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Excursion to Chicago on Lake Shore Railway
An excursion to Chicago over the Lake Shore Railway on August 19 leaves Goshen at 11 35 a m. The round trip fare is 1 35 with tickets valid for three days including the sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Shore Railway
Goshen
Elkhart County Court Tops Attorney Fees in School City Case
In Elkhart today the judgment totals 4 493 dollars with Wanfleet and Wanfleet attorneys earning about 3 233 dollars. The school city nets 1 260 40 after fees. A Cleveland syndicate, represented by J M Earle, seeks local backing to open a brewery and artificial ice plant capitalized at 1500 000 with 50 tons of ice and 150 000 barrels of beer. Second Roose family reunion underway on the island in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Elkhart County
Wanfleet & Wanfleet
J. M. Earle
Cleveland
Roose
Wee LaPorte Baby Dies After Illfated Shipment
The smallest baby in the world died after being sent from LaPorte to Chicago. The infant appeared healthy at first but ceased to thrive under care in the White City hospital, with death attributed to the unnatural acts of the mother and the questionable circumstances of the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Chicago
Waterman Funeral For Estea Waterman At Olive Church
Esta Waterman wife of Oliver Waterman died at her Goshen area home from tuberculosis. She leaves two children aged 2 and 4, attending funeral at Olive church at 11 o clock Sunday forenoon, cottage leaving the house an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman—Esta
Oliver Waterman
Goshen
Harrison Township
Olive Church
Pennsylvania Society 25th Annual Picnic at Island Park
The Pennsylvania Society will hold its 25th annual picnic at Island Park on August 19 1905 in Elkhart Indiana. Hon John B Stoll editor of the Times South Bend will deliver the annual address. Recitations music and entertainment are planned with excursions from Niles South Bend and Goshen. A large crowd is expected as efforts to ensure a glorious day continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Society
Island Park
Elkhart
Ind
John B. Stoll
South Bend
the Times
Niles
Goshen
Lake Shore to open news depots at stations
The Lake Shore plans news depots at all prominent stations along its lines. Butchers will run the stands, signaling their removal from Lake Shore passenger trains as the Union News company establishes the stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Union News Company
Man Injured After Elevator Shaft Fall at Riley's Hardware
Daniel Otto suffered a serious fall from the first floor to the basement at Riley's hardware store. He escaped grave injury by a narrow margin and will be unable to leave his home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Otto
Riley's Hardware Store
Mrs Houk Undergoes Breast Cancer Operation
Mrs. I. O. Houk of near Middlebury was operated on in Clark hospital in Elkhart yesterday for cancer of the breast and is doing nicely. She is the mother of Mrs. Will Freyberg of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Houk
Middlebury
Clark Hospital
Elkhart
Will Freyberg
For Rent or Sale of Pease Gas Engine Works Site
For Rent or Sale. The factory building and premises lately occupied by the Pease Gas Engine Works located near Plymouth Avenue and Main Street. Geo. R. Harper, 116 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Gas Engine Works
Plymouth Avenue
Main Street
Geo. R. Harper
North Main Street
Reward Paid To Marshal Cochrane For Arrest
Fifty dollar reward paid to Marshal Cochrane of LaPorte for arresting Arthur Mulkey a fort Totten N Y desert er.
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Marshal Cochrane of
LaPorte
Arthur Mulkey
Fort Totten
N. Y
Four Generations Reunion Set for Millersburg
A four generations reunion is planned at Millersburg on September 14 and 15 with activities for family members across the generations. Local organizers invite relatives to attend and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Biggest in history at Winona Assembly season
Winona Assembly enjoys its most successful season with record crowds and hotels full. Improvements include a cement walk to the auditorium and better electric lighting. Morin's French Military band performs well alongside Creatore's band, offering popular music and strong soloists.
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Winona Assembly
Winona
Morin
Creatore
No End To Suits Filed In Fort Wayne Paper Suit
Bessie Cronin, who sued the Fort Wayne Sentinel Fort Wayne Journal Gazette and Fort Wayne News for damages, has filed new actions against the Valparaiso Vidette and A. F. Zimmerman the Valparaiso Messenger. Zimmerman denies he is the Indianapolis Star correspondent. Cronin was modest in Fort Wayne asking 50 000 from each paper and in Valparaiso reduced her demand to 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cronin
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne News
Valparaiso
A. F. Zimmerman
Valparaiso Messenger
Indianapolis Star
Zimmerman
Star
Fort Wayne
GROOMS LAPORTE CONNECTIONS
Miss Mayme Lamon of Chicago ends engagement to Louis Tebodo of LaPorte after receiving an anonymous warning that Tebodo has not finalised a divorce. She refuses to see him or listen to explanations, breaking off the planned marriage within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Lamon
Chicago
Louis Tebodo
LaPorte
Lutheran synods split deepens over predestination at Fort Wayne
Delegates from six principal synods at the inter synodical conference in Fort Wayne meet at St John’s church and conclude that uniting on a common creed remains highly remote. Predestination divides the groups as Missouri Iowa and part of Norwegian oppose Ohio Wisconsin and others, with centuries of controversy fueling the rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Fort Wayne
Missouri
Iowa
Ohio
Wisconsin
Lawsuit Seeks 13000 From Traction Co in Indiana
In Crawfordsville circuit court Col Cliff Wise sues the Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction company and Townsend Reed and Co claiming 13000 due since road completion over a year ago. He asserts 3000 for extra labor and expense under Townsend Reed in Montgomery county and 10000 for work in Boone county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Cliff Wise
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Townsend, Reed & Co
Fort Wayne & Southwestern
Montgomery County
Boone County
Comb starts blaze at Miss Nusbaum home
Miss Mae Nusbaum at 526 North Third street undressing when a celluloid comb fell from her hair and ignited on a lamp chimney. The flash spread to the freshly removed dress, consuming a fancy gown but causing no other damage and narrowly avoiding injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mae Nusbaum
North Third Street
Miss Nusbaum
Local History Session at Teachers Institute
An afternoon session of the county teachers institute will focus on Elkhart County history. The Elkheart County Historical Society furnishes the program with papers on early local history and talks by instructors on the value of historical societies. A paper by the late John W. Irwin on "The First Schools on Elkhart Prairie" dates from the 1830s and will interest county teachers. The session is set for Thursday afternoon, Aug. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
County Teachers’ Institute
Elkhart County
Boy Dies After Fall From Beam in Mishawaka Barn
The six year old son of George Birk of Mishawaka fell from a beam in a barn onto a cement floor. He sustained two broken arms and a skull fracture that may be fatal while his three year old brother tried to catch his hat as it blew away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Birk
Mishawaka
Rigney Funeral Tomorrow for Michael Rigney in Shawnee
The remains of Michael Rigney who suicided in Shawnee Okla arrived by Lake Shore train and were in excellent preservation. Undertaker Stiver took the body to Henry Rigney’s home at 223 North Eighth Street for a funeral Friday at 9 o clock under the Red Men auspices. Interment will be at Oak Ridge. Rigney belonged to the Eagles lodge as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rigney
Shawnee
Okla
Lake Shore
Stiver
Henry Rigney
North Eighth Street
Red Men
Oak Ridge
Rigney
Eagles Lodge
Scouring for Operators In Northern Indiana Towns
Northern Indiana towns seek telegraph operators to replace striking workers on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads. Students are leveraging the chance to work and many are being sent to distant western towns for placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Steamer City of Warsaw Recalled as White Elephant Wreck
The old steamer launched on Winona Lake in 1897, renamed The Sunshine after a costly management dispute, lies wrecked at the bottom of White River near Broad Ripple Park in Indianapolis following a suit and final disposal to Indianapolis parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Warsaw
Winona Lake
Winona
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Park
Winona and Warsaw Water Co Unveil Two Major New Wells
In Winona the water company and its Warsaw partner highlight two newly developed wells that promise to significantly boost water supply for Warsaw and augment Winona’s resources. Both wells are described as exceptionally strong and mark a notable underground water field in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Winona and Warsaw Water Co
Warsaw
Oyster War Likely to Affect New York Oysters
A looming oyster war between independent fishermen in New York waters and a wealthy oyster men coalition threatens the upcoming season. The conflict could disrupt local supply unless quickly settled, with potential broader impact on prices and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bailiff Gowing Returns From Carper Asylum Transport
Bailiff Gowing, who escorted Carper to the asylum, returned last night reporting no serious trouble during the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowing
Carper
Odd Fellows excursion set for August fifteenth eighteen hundred five
Local lodge schedules an excursion on August 15, 1905. Announcement urges members and friends to mark the date and participate in the planned outing with details available at the lodge room.
Two Bathers Drown in St Joseph River
Two men from Chincgo Frank Hannock aged 23 and Ross Bartello aged 26 employed at the Auditorium hotel drowned in the St Joseph river. Currents and under tow were blamed for the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Chincgo
Frank Hannock
Ross Bartello
Auditorium Hotel
Elks Ball Team Heads to Marion for Matchup
Encouraged by past laurels the local Elks' crack ball team will travel to Marion on Aug. 24 to meet the Elks' team of that city. Many local fans will accompany the team and a special train will leave Goshen station at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Marion
Goshen Station
New York judge rules parents not to be prosecuted for child’s diphtheria death
A New York judge has held that parents who failed to employ a physician and let a child die from diphtheria while receiving Christian Science treatment cannot be prosecuted. The ruling addresses medical neglect under religious treatment beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lightning Strike Destroys Stone At Huntington Court House
A lightning bolt struck the new Huntington courthouse demolishing a large stone block measuring six feet by four feet. No injuries reported as crews inspect the damage and secure the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Fort Wayne Lineman Killed By Live Wire
Oscar J. Trier, a Postal Telegraph company lineman, died after contacting a live electrical wire in Fort Wayne. Authorities described it as a fatal accident tied to contact with electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Trier
Postal Telegraph Company
Fort Wayne
Death Momentarily Expected at Wakarusa
Frank Pletcher of Wakarusa is hopelessly ill with consumption and his death is momentarily expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pletcher
Wakarusa
Marion Soldiers' Home excursion by Big Four Aug 24
A Marion Soldiers' Home outing is planned aboard the Big Four on August 24 with a fare of one dollar. Residents and guests may join, and organizers urge early signups for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Big Four
Big Water Waste In Warsaw Water Crisis
Over 1,000,000 gallons daily used for sprinkling as Warsaw pumps water from two 1,000,000 gallon capacity pumps. July total 32,083,000 gallons, averaging 1,006,000 daily. Standpipe reservoir holds 2,400 cubic feet, 120 feet high, five feet diameter. The water problem alarms Warsaw as it does Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Warsaw Water Company
Goshen
Northern Indiana Deaths Highlight Local Notables
Arthur Jeffries 22 son of Herbert Jeffries died in South Bend. Willis G. Smith Mishawaka resident 49 died. Annie F. Primrose born Liverpool 1822 long a South Bend resident died. Harry Laughlin former Kosciusko county man died near Carrington North Carolina at 60. David Hartwell Smith Mishawaka merchant and Mason, aged about 85, died of old age after a life in the drug business and preserving sharp eyesight in his final weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jeffries
Herbert Jeffries
South Bend
Willis G. Smith
Mishawaka
Annie F. Primrose
Liverpool
Eng
Harry Laughlin
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Carrington
N. C
David Hartwell Smith
Baseball Notes Spark Elkhart Moves and Injuries
Tom Searls left South Bend after the Evansville series and returned to Elkhart. Leon Foy arrived from Evansville ill with malaria from drinking tainted water. South Bend shortstop Groeschow was hit on the jaw and needs an operation. Aunt Lil Sager was struck on the hand by a ball that bounded 60 feet but did not affect Elkhart. South Bend, after losses, won two games in the Wheeling series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Searls
South Bend
Evansville
Elkhart
Leon Foy
South Beend
Groeschow
Lil’ Sager
N. W. Dewey Improves After Crossing Injury
N W Dewey who was seriously injured at the North Main street Big Four crossing early yesterday morning continues to improve and the attending physician still hopes for his recovery. An erroneous report spread that he had died. Old friends recall the tragic death of his mother at Millersburg years ago when a horse she was driving ran toward a train and injuries followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Dewey
North Main Street
Mr. Dewey
Millersburg
Lawyer F H Dunnahoo Sues Dilworth for 5000 Debt
DeWitt C. Dilworth sued by attorney F H Dunnahoo of South Bend on account for legal services. Plaintiff seeks judgment for 5000. Bill of particulars about ten typewritten pages accompanies the complaint. A writ of attachment was issued to Sheriff Schafer of St Joseph county yesterday afternoon. Indiana Railway Co and Citizens National Bank named as garnishee defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt C. Dilworth
F. H. Dunnahoo
South Bend
Schafer
St. Joseph County
Indiana Railway Co
Citizens’ National Bank
Salesmen Wanted in Every County for Farmers and Stockraisers
Superior American Stock Food Co. seeks energetic capable salesmen in all counties of the state to represent farmers and stockraisers. Guaranteed salary plus commission. Apply at Findlay, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior American Stock Food Co
Findlay
Ohio
Torrid Atmosphere With No Relief Promised
An extremely hot summer day left people suffering as little air stirred and no immediate relief was promised, reflecting oppressive conditions and public discomfort.
Inspected Target Lights By Lake Shore Electrician Ames
Electrician Ames of the Lake Shore inspected the local target lights today from his private observation car, noting the Lake Shore installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Lake Shore
Davis and Schaefer Mortgage and Bond Offer
We offer conservative investors first class farm and city real estate mortgages and desirable municipal bonds with good interest. Parties with money to lend or seeking loans should visit us at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Schaefer
Mrs I M Woodford and children visit Bourbon
Mrs I M Woodford and her children are visiting Bourbon. The brief item notes family travel and social visit details, typical of local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. M Woodford
Bourbon
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Malworkman
Commissioners’ Court
Longcliff
Peru
Mnd
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Red
Artley Family
T. A. Artley
Gressing
Vanfleets
Cleveland Syndicate
Wee Laporte Baby
White City
Mortuary Record
Townsend
Mae Nusbaum
Boy
Aljorms
Baseball Notes
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