Bond Purchase at Elkhart County Cleared for Reissue
Indianapolis special report says the $16,000 Elkhart County bond sold to J. F. Wild & Co. is illegal due to advertising errors and irregularities in the proceedings. Wild & Co. bid $220 premium but will not pay until re advertisement and corrections are completed. The county commissioners must redo advertisements and review the entire process before a valid sale can occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elkhart County
J. F. Wild & Co
Wild &Co
Brilliant Nuptial At McConaughy Home In Elkhart Prairie
Mabel E. McConaughy married Willis V. Brundage at the Elkhart prairie home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McConaughy last night. The ceremony was by Rev Luther Hogshead with about 100 guests. The couple, without attendants, received guests and shared a wedding supper as pink and white decorations highlighted the event. The bride, Goshen High School alumna and English Lutheran Church choir member, taught in the township this past year. The groom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Brundage of near Fish Lake. The couple depart to begin married life amid best wishes from friends across Elkhart County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCormaughy
Charles McConaughy
Elkhart Prairie
Mabel E
Willis V. Brundage
Luther Hogshead
First Lutheran Church
Druscilla Coats
Gillispie Arrests After Knife Threat In Fort Wayne
Chase D. Gillispie Elwood post office morning clerk faced Postoffice Inspector A R Burr in Fort Wayne after alleged mail peculations. Gillispie drew a knife resisting a search, fled, then surrendered to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R. Burr
Fort Wayne
Postoffice
A. R. Burr
Chase D. Gillispie
Elwood
Gillispie
Liberty
Attorney Sues For 600 In Red Austin Case
SOUTH BEND December 8 Special Thomas W Slick attorney for Henry W Crofcot in the Red Austin proceedings filed suit in circuit court seeking 600 dollars in attorney fees for looking after his client's interests. He says the Penn township farmer refuses to set ve the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Thomas W. Slick
Henry W. Crofcot
Red” Austin
Circuit
Penn Township
Brick May Get Place on Appropriations Panel
South Bend dispatch reports that Congressman Brick may win a seat on the House Appropriations Committee, signaling a possible career advancement and influence over federal funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Brick
Appropriations Committee
Court House Notices of Claims and New Divorce Case
In Elkhart circuit court several claims are filed against estates including Gemberling 1176.53 and 70 for the estate. Lehman 321.40 against Palmer estate. Frink 140 against Garman estate. Case Threshing Machine 1900.49 against Burhans estate. Butts 370 against Burhans estate. Myers 248.93 against Cyrus Myers estate. Hapner 78 against Rebecca Conrad estate. Miller 3572 against Abraham Hoover estate. New case Mary May Magley seeks divorce from Charles G Magley. Bristol residents married December 9 1899 separated July 23 1905. plaintiff alleges drunkenness abuse and requests 1000 alimony.
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Elkhart
Sarah Alma Ganger
G. W. Gemberling
David G. Lehman
Frank Palmer
Co. W. Frink
J. D. Garman
J. S
Threshing Machine Co
Geo. W. Burh
Mary May Magley
Charles G. Magley
Bristol
Christmas Toy Hype Mentioned With Economy Note
Fragments show a Christmas toy item tied to discussions of the economy. The brief notes mention a lead toy and consumer context, signaling holiday sentiment amid economic concerns.
Wakarusa Farmers Institute Closes After Successful Meet
The Wakarusa Farmers Institute ended a profitable two day session this afternoon with large attendance and several sessions filled to capacity. Speakers from Tipton and Huntington offered practical talks and home talent contributed to the program, marking a complete success for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa Farmers’ Institute
Law firm declines counsel in Darrow Worden Tal disbarment case
Goshen dispatch reports Miller Drake and Hubbell refused to represent in the Elkhart county Darrow Worden Tal disbarment matter after both sides proposed. Deahl and Deahl will be the sole defense attorneys for the defendants with the December term beginning December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Miller, Drake & Hubbell
Darrow-Worden-Talbot
Elkhart County
Deahl & Deahl
Runaway Horses Rough Up Jefferson Driver
Yesterday ex-Commissioner P F Nye of Jefferson township was riding on South Main near the Christian church when his horse team bolted at a street car. They dashed two blocks west, struck a telegraph pole, breaking the wagon tongue and throwing Nye, who suffered a badly bruised hip but is not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Nye
Jefferson Township
Millersburg Farmers Institute Set for Tomorrow at Opera House
The Millersburg Farmers Institute, already noted in The Democrat, will be held tomorrow in the Millersburg opera house with state speaker A. P. Burnside. Sessions occur in forenoon afternoon and evening as an excellent meeting is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg Institute
Millersburg Farmers’ Institute
Democrat
Millersburg Opera House
A. P. Burnside
Judson Peasley Company Receives Holiday Candy Shipment
The Judson Peasley company reports a new holiday stock arrival consisting of two hundred thirty three pails and four cases weighing eight thousand three hundred seventy five pounds for seasonal trade.
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Judson Peasley Company
Six Cars Ordered for Indiana to Berrien Springs Line
Indiana firm orders six 57 foot cars with steam heating for the Goshen Warsaw to Leesburg route. Work on the Goshen Warsaw line advances with rails tied and grading near Warsaw. South Bend to LaPorte line construction pushes forward with rails laid west of South Bend, weather permitting. Cars expected to run to Berrien Springs by Dec 16 with future plans to reach St Joseph by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen-Warsaw
Warsaw
Winona
Leesburg
Harry S. Dickey
South Bend, LaPorte & Michigan City Railway Company
George Townsend
South Bend
LaPorte
Chain Lakes
Ta- Porte
Michigan
South Bend & Southern Michigan Railway Company
Berrien Springs
Mich
Niles
St. Joseph
Illnesses Reported in City This Week
Thomas Self who was taken seriously ill last Thursday is slowly improving. George F. Huffman of North Fifth Street is critically ill with heart trouble.
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Thomas Self
George F. Huffman
North Fifth Street
Births Reported for Holdeman and Yoder Families
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Francis Holdeman of Wilson avenue. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Yoder near Wakarusa.
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Francis Holdeman
Wilson Avenue
Wm. Yoder
Wakarusa
Swinehart and Merritt’s Meat Delights Diners Surprised
Diners praise Swinehart and Merritt’s for exceptional meat quality. Customers note tender cuts, rich flavor, and consistent service, marking the shop as a standout in local fare.
The Lady Maccabees Schedule Special Meeting Tomorrow
The Lady Maccabees will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening. Details are incomplete in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Miner Leader Speaks On Socialism In Council Chamber
Guy E. Miller formerly of Colorado delivered a socialist speech to a fair sized audience in the council chamber. He outlined fundamental socialist principles and vividly described Colorado miners life during the strike. Miller was then president of the miners union and earlier deported, with attendees expressing satisfaction.
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Guy E. Miller
Colorado
Council Chamber
Miller
The North Brothers Open Week at Jefferson with The Way of the World
The popular North Bros. comedians open a week at the Jefferson Tuesday night with a brand new four act comedy drama The Way of the World. The show promises the best production yet with new vaudeville acts and the Bessie Burnell orchestra, the highest paid musical act in their company. Ladies free Tuesday night under usual conditions.
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North Bros
America
Jefferson
North Brothers
Bessie Burnell
Hats Offered at Extreme Low Price Tomorrow
Advertisement notes hats that previously sold for 5.50 to 10.00 line up for purchase at 3.50 with emphasis on stylish trims and affordable pricing. Be early to Leas Gal breath for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas & Galbreath
Mechanical toys and desk ornaments at Rute's
A brief note highlights mechanical toys and desk ornaments at Rute's shop as items in focus. The mention includes a count suggestion of thirty and a nod to economic context. The terse item reads as a local shopping cue with emphasis on availability and price cues.
Building Boom Foreseen for Goshen Area Next Season
Property owners plan extended building as residents and business blocks rise. Contractors face heavy demand for labor and materials with the Goshen Warsaw interurban line and courthouse completion as principal projects. The North Side sewer will spur new homes and factory development is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
John W. Egbert
Goshen
Warsaw
Court House
Interurban I O F Lodges Hold Joint Meeting in Elkhart
About 200 visiting Odd Fellows from South Bend Mishawaka Elkhart Ligonier and Syracuse attended a meeting at Elkhart County Lodge No 34. The initiatory degree was conferred the ceremony was impressive the social hour lunch and smoker followed by departures on late trains. The event left a lasting impression on local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O
O. F
Elkhart County
South Bend
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Ligonier
Syracuse
Lake Shore
Odd Fellows Hosts Daughters of Rebekah Birthday Feast
About 35 Daughters of Rebekah surprised Mrs. D J Troyer at 208 East Garden street to celebrate her birthday. They enjoyed a sumptuous feast and social time, leaving at a seasonable hour. Tuesday sees Lady Maccabees to an Elkhart gathering where a sewing club was organized at Mrs Peter Caton’s home. Mrs Caton elected president and Mrs O F Williamson secretary as semi monthly meetings planned with the next on Dec 19 at Mrs B F Garman’s North Side. The club aims to replenish the lodge funeral fund.
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Rebekah
D. J. Troyer
East Garden Street
Mrs. Troyer
Lady Maccabees
Elkhart
Peter Caton
Goshen Tent Elects Officers for K C T M
Goshen Tent No 4 K C T M elected officers including Commander C Y Bedger Lieutenant Commander Jacob Leedy and Record Keeper E E Shoup. Installation set for the next meeting. Dr L Dreese hosted a smoker and shared details of a hunting trip to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
C. Y. Bedger
Jacob Leedy
E. E. Shoup
C. E. Zellar
D. G. Baker
Ed Hatfield
E. J. Snook
Don L. Berry
B. Hindes
William Dalke
C. O. Brady
C. 0. Brady
C. G. Shoup
Co. L. Dreese
Wisconsin
Dog Finds Long Lost Pocketbook Then Leads to Stump
Milford Mail reports John Westman of Kosciusko County near Milford had his pocketbook lost two years ago. His English setter guided him to a stump where he had left the purse while repairing a fence, revealing the hidden item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Westman
Kosciusko County
Milford
Mr. Westman
Holiday china sale by The Economy featured pieces
Thousands of pieces of fine imported china decorated for Christmas offered at five cents to 35 cents per piece by The Economy store.
Elkhart Factory Faces Mortgage Foreclosure and Reorganization
The New National Manufacturing Co of Elkhart faces possible bankruptcy as creditors confront a $40,000 mortgage dated March 1, 1905. A receiver may be appointed while talks of reorganization proceed. Meanwhile the St Joseph Valley Chautauqua society in Elkhart is being reorganized with $6,000 held locally and may be abandoned. Township Trustee Puterbaugh critiques reform efforts after meeting Gov Hanly.
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New National Mfg. Company of Elkhart
Alfred Marshal
Charles G. Stevents
Robert D. Camp
George B. Foster
New National Mfg. Co
Chicago
Walter Brown
Old National Mfg. Co
Indiana National Bank
Chautauqua
St. Joseph
Elkhart
Puterbaugh
Gov
Hanly
Elkhart County Medical Society Elects New Officers
The Elkhart County Medical Society held its monthly meeting electing new members Dr Eby Dr Sensenich Dr Stauffer and Dr Kirby. Officers chosen include President Dr A C Yoder Vice President Dr G B Hoppinger Sec Treas Dr J W Kistner and Board member Dr A L Fisher. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in January at Dr J A Cook’s office.
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Elkhart
G. B. Hoppingarner
Sec-Treas
J. W. Kistner
Board of Censors
A. L. Fisher
J. A. Cook
Prizes Awarded at Fort Wayne Poultry Show
Dr. E. P. Cunningham of Goshen won second and third prizes with a cockerel and first and third prizes with a hen in the S C Buff Orpington and Black Orpington classes. N Nusbaum of Middlebury took first prize on a cock in the Golden Wyandotte class and also earned second and third on hen and first on cockerel in the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Victor Camp Woodmen of the World Elects Officers
Victor Camp No 3 Woodmen of the World elected officers last Wednesday evening with Henry Overholt as Consul Commander and Charles Myers as Advisory Lieutenant. Isaiah Miller is Banker and W A Cornell Clerk. C O Brady as Escort. D Cobburn Sentry. Drs D L Miller and A C Yoder as Camp Physicians. L A Mock as manager for three years. Asa Aker and Nate Manrow as managers for two years. Officers to be installed at the first January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Camp
Woodmen of the World
Henry Overholt
Chas. Myers
Isaiah Miller
W. A. Cornell
C. O. Brady
D. Cobburn
D. L. Miller
A. C. Yoder
L. A. Mock
Asa Aker
Nate Manrow
Royal Neighbors Elects Officers for Wednesday Session
The Royal Neighbors elected officers including Oracle Mrs Blanche Pease Vice Oracle Mrs Anna Long Past Oracle Mrs Pearl Boomer shine Chancellor Mrs Fannie Lamb Recorder Mrs Mary Baringer Receiver Mrs Mary Hughs Marshal Mrs Alice Searfoss J S Mrs Mary Haverstock O S Mrs Machin Juday Manager Mrs Marie Plannett Doctor Mrs J Albert Snapp and Mrs A C Yoder during the Wednesday evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Oracle
Blanche Pease
Anna Long
Pearl Boomershine
Fannie Lamb
Mary Baringer
Mary Hughs
Marshal
Alice Searfoss
J. S
Mary Haverstock
O. S
Machin Juday
Marie Plannett
J. Albert Snapp
A. C. Yoder
Ill Resident Christian Weiss III Reported Critically Ill
Christian Weiss III of Elkhart County, a prominent local figure, is seriously ill at his home east of Osceola. The note references real estate, loans, abstracts of title and mentions George R. Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Weiss
Elkhart County
Osceola
George R. Harper
Plummer Song Recital At First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Beatrice Hubbell Plummer gave a two part song recital at the First Presbyterian Church with Miss Jeannette Beck and Miss Anna Kelly. She leaves for Los Angeles to reside for the winter and will perform in Cres ton before taking up church work in California. The program featured Mendelssohn Grieg and Romantic songs with strong praise for her final appearance here.
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First Presbyterian Church
Beatrice Hubbell-Plummer
Jeannette Beck
Anna Kelly
Plummer
Los Angeles
Cal
Creston
Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Grieg
von Fielitz
Mortuary notices report Berkey and Weir deaths in St Joseph Milford
Sarah Ann Berkey wife of Ab ram Berkey died at her home in St Joseph county at age 71. Madge Weir died this morning at 103 Olive street of quick consumption born February 1882 Mil ford. Surviving Walter Messick two aunts Mrs J C Sutherlin and Mrs D B Hutchinson. Funeral Sunday 9 am at Sutherlin home Rev G W Bench officiating remains to Milford for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W.W. Bench
Progressive Brethren Church
Milford
Tragic Week in Jonesboro Ends With Loss and Rescue
In Jonesboro seven deaths occurred in a week with eightth person saved by doctors. James Rankin collapsed in a hotel dying from morphine and died. Lucy Fultz attempted suicide with cocaine but is expected to live. Her mother died of heart disease last week. the girl cited weariness with living.
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Jonesboro
James Rankin
Lucy Fultz
Local railway official Harry Enyart visits Goshen
Harry Enyart, linked with electric railways since the J. J. Burns era, has been in LaPorte two to three years and is visiting friends in Goshen. He will relocate to South Bend as the Indiana company takes over the LaPorte Michigan City lines. It is his first Goshen visit in two years.
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Harry Enyart
J. J. Burns
LaPorte
Mr. Enyart
South Bend
Indiana Company
Michigan
Goshen
County Health Secretary Post May Not Be Refilled
The Elkhart Review reports county commissioners may not replace Dr. I J Becki of Goshen as secretary of the county board of health. They may allow him to hold over without formal reappointment, as another Goshen physician seeks the position.
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I. J. Becki
Goshen
County Board of Health
Elkhart
Ed Show Critically Ill in Chicago Sanitarium
Lagrange reports Ed ward Show a leading local businessman, endorsed by Congressman Gilbert as postmaster, is critically ill in a Chicago sanitarium. Friends say they fear for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Show
Lagrange
Edward Show
Gilbert
Chicago
Married a Pugilist From Walkerton and South Bend
Vern Hardenbrook and Miss Belle Bently of Walkerton wed in South Bend last Thursday. Hardenbrook is a pugilist and Bently has served eight years as deputy postmistress at Walkerton.
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Vern Hardenbrook
Belle Bently
Walkerton
Ligonier
South Bend
Miss Bently
Hardenbrook
Holiday Displays Spark Citywide Shopping Surge
Local merchants anticipate the strongest holiday trade in years as city displays attract shoppers and boost sales across downtown and shopping districts this season.
Farmer Institute to be held at LaOtto with state speaker
A farmers institute scheduled for tomorrow in LaOtto Nobles county will feature BE A Stockwell from Putnam county as the state speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Institute
LaOtto
Nobles County
BE. A. Stockwell
Putnam County
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Jacrestly
Institute
Swinehart & Merritt's
Rute’s
Maccabee
St. Joseph Valley
County Medical Society
W. Co. W
Plummer Song
Mortuary Record
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