Weather Update for Goshen and Vicinity
The Goshen Memocrat notes generally fair and continued cool conditions tonight with a Tuesday forecast of fair skies and rising temperatures.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
4
The Goshen Memocrat notes generally fair and continued cool conditions tonight with a Tuesday forecast of fair skies and rising temperatures.
A fragment mentions a for sale notice for a gentle horse with initials H 8S and reference to K Bartholomew.
The Nappanee Gun Club issues the official program for a tournament to be held in Nappanee one week from tomorrow on Tuesday September 1. A number of Golben marksmen will attend.
The Bristol Republican Club forms a Taft club with J. E. Newell as president Harry Barbour as vice president Lewis Merritt as treasurer and L. J. Greenan as secretary.
South Main street in Elkhart will be paved with asphalt macadam between Prairie avenue and Lusher avenue as the board of public works prepares to advertise for bids. Alva Kindle was fined 12.50 for assaulting barber John McKibben on August 11. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George W Stump on the Nye farm in Jefferson township. LaPorte Presbyterians marked their 50th diamond anniversary with Dr Newcomb of Keokuk delivering the address.
A long list of local social moves and travels shows Calvin Arnold and D M Zemans heading to Chicago, many visitors to Winona Lake and South Bend, and numerous trips to colleges, lakes, and neighboring towns. Several locals attend events, reunions, or projects while others publish notices clarifying business relations with the Lion Store.
Brother Titus of Notre Dame marked fifty years since taking vows as a baker in the Notre Dame monastery. He entered the bakery trade 54 years ago and has served in the bake shop continuously, celebrating the half century of labor Friday.
Auditor Batchelor and County Commissioner Reod visited South Bend to confer with St. Joseph County commissioners about the county one bridge project and its status today.
Len Wilkingon was arrested in Warsaw after returning from Goshen in an intoxicated condition. He faced local charges as a result of the incident and was taken into custody by authorities in Warsaw.
O L Simmons and M C Shrock operate a coal and feed business with members Fire Sneur and associates in the locality.
Chicago entrepreneur Ben Rahter arrives in the city and plans to open a box ball alley in the Ulery building. The move marks Rahter's first local venture and aims to attract players and spectators with a modern alley in a downtown location.
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