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Goshen Daily Democrat

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Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1907

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Motorman Cook May Die in South Bend Hospital

Anthony Cook of Elkhart, a C S B N J interurban motorman, lies in critical condition at St Joseph's hospital South Bend after a collision near Springbrook Park. His left foot was amputated, right foot severely crushed, officials denying further amputation. Co-worker Orville Weatherhead steadily improves. No blame fixed yet. inquiry underway into the wreck.

Anthony Cook Elkhart C.S. B. & N. J. Interurban Springbrook Park St. Joseph's Hospital South Bend Cook Indiana National Bank

Elkhart Township Recruits Davis & Schaefer to Recover Funds

The Elkhart township advisory board hires Davis and Schaefer to pursue recovery from former trustee George Cobb. Amount owed is unclear as Cobb’s books are tangled and examined by several parties. An early settlement is sought, with a possible criminal case at the next Elkhart circuit term.

Cobb Elkhart Davis & Schaefer George Elkhart Township

Willhides Celebrate 21st Wedding Anniversary at Home

Society notes Mr and Mrs W A Willhide of South Sixth street entertained at ecards at their South Sixth street home Saturday evening the occasion being the 21st anniversary of their marriage.

W. A. Willhide South Sixth Street

Doctor buys automobile after Chicago shows

Dr. M. K. Kreider visited both horse and automobile shows in Chicago last week. He praised horses at the horse show but chose an auto after viewing the automobile display and bought one for himself.

M. K. Kreider Chicago

Heavy traffic prompts extra staff on Winona Interurban line

Traffic is heavy on the Winona Interurban railway prompting the United States Express company to hire extra men to handle the increased business between Warsaw and Goshen. A large share of traffic is being diverted to the B. and O. at Milford Junction.

Winona United States Express Company Warsaw Goshen Milford Junction

Morgan's Comedians Arrive From Benton Harbor Mich

Morgan's Comedians twenty strong arrive from Benton Harbor Michigan and will stay all week at the New Jefferson nightly. They open tonight with the program In Dixie Land.

Morgan Benton Harbor Mich Jefferson Dixie Land

Hawks Hardware Co Display Promotes Oneida Silver

The Hawks Hardware Co promotes Oneida Community Silver with an appealing store display aimed at enticing customers to add the admired pieces to their tables.

Simons Sells Wagons to Open Mina Restaurant

EB E Simons of Ligonier formerly of Goshen sold his delivery wagons and plans to open a restaurant at Mina.

EB. E. Simons of Ligonier Goshen Mina

Revival of Elk hart county fair moves forward in Goshen

The Elkhart county fair revival advances toward completion with a deed for the Mast farm near town expected soon. Sears Gardner met H S Dickey of the Winona Interurban in Warsaw as stockholders from Kosciusko county show strong interest. The temporary organization remains in effect until permanent setup, with a few hundred dollars still needed to reach the 15000 capital stock.

Elkhart Mast Farm Sears Gardner Warsaw H. S. Dickey Winona Interur Goshen

William Blair Dies by His Own Hand Near Shipshewana

William Blair a 20 year old bachelor long known around Shipshewana and White Pigeon hanged himself in his brother Abe Blairt’s barn six miles north of Shipshewana on Saturday afternoon. The body was found about 4 30 p m by the brother entering to feed stock. Despondency due to drink is blamed. Blair had traveled to White Pigeon that morning to obtain the rope. He leaves two brothers and is recalled with the earlier death of his father Thomas Blair, gored by a bull 13 years ago.

William Blair Shipshewana Abe Blairt Lagrange Blair White Pigeon Thomas Blair

Logs From Washington Reach Goshen Veneer Works

A car load of logs from Washington arrived at the Goshen Veneer Works after a two month shipment effort by Dow and Gorham. Four logs totaling 10 000 feet of lumber include spruce fir cedar and hemlock. Logs measure 40 feet long and 52 inches in diameter. Parfitt photographed the shipment this afternoon.

Goshen Washington Messrs Dow and Gorham Parfitt

Robbed of His Watch at Elkhart Depot

Charles Collins of 312 South Tenth street Goshen reported his gold watch was stolen while he slept in the Lake Shore station in Elkhart at 2 am Sunday. He had been with two young men who were strangers and drinking. he cannot describe them and police have no clue.

Elkhart Charles Collins South Tenth Street Goshen Lake Shore Collins

Goshen Men In West Worry Over Bank Losses

A group of Goshen men who went west years ago to seek wealth report to friends here that they are deeply distressed by financial downturns and have suffered heavy losses in several bank failures.

350 Gallery Seeks Amusement With New Jefferson Bill

Seats at 10 cents for Morgan's Come Dians at the New Jefferson all this week. Complete change of bill nightly featuring six big vaudeville acts and illustrated songs in addition to the regular plays.

Morgan Jefferson

Hawks Hardware Co. Excels in Our Cutlery Line

The Hawks Hardware Co offers a wide choice of cutlery, presenting an appealing and substantial line when displayed. It emphasizes value for shoppers seeking a good present and highlights the store's strong catalog.

The Hawks Hardware Co

McDowell and Boylan Offer Magazine Savings

McDowell and Boylan advertise savings on magazine subscriptions and invite readers to call before subscribing to cut costs.

Irwin Opera House Seats Cost Ten Cents

A brief note states that any seat in the Irwin opera house is priced at ten cents, inviting readers to enjoy performances at a greatly reduced rate. The announcement emphasizes accessibility and seasonal programming to attract audiences.

Irwin Opera House

Lost Gold Watch With Deer Image on Back

A winter case watch with a deer motif on the back and the name John H. Lott on the dial has been found. The finder should leave it at the Democrat office to receive a reward.

John H. Lott

Rest room at court house urged for farmers wives

The Warsaw Times claims Kosciusko county built a farmers wives rest room in the court house, but St. Joseph county has had one for ten years. The Warsaw Union once urged such a room in Kosciusko, yet nothing was done. The present board acts wisely in heeding the farmers demand. Elkhart county commissioners should consider a similar provision. A room for farmers wives is needed, either in the court house or another suitable place, without further neglect.

Warsaw Times Tkosciusko Warsaw Union Kosciusko County Court House E. E. Mammert Elkhart County

Mortuary notes reveal several Goshen deaths

MORTUARY RECORD items show six year old child of Mr and Mrs Aaron Lantz died after a relapse from scarlet fever. Funeral private. Sarah Gray aged 90 died at infirmary and interment planned near Nappanee after union brick church service. Frank Bickel died at 73 at 609 East Washington. survivors include seven children. funeral at Catholic church with Oak Ridge burial.

Lantz Aaron Lantz Millersburg Gray Sarah Gray Frank Isenhour North Dakota Baden Germany California Goshen Tena Brandt W. C. Ellis Anna Bickel City R. W. Collins East of Town E. J. Bickel Shipshewana F. J. Bickel Hikhart F. M H. C. Bickel Mishawaka Oak Ridge Cemetery

Revival Meetings Begin At Dunkard Brethren Church

Dunkard Brethren hold revival services starting this evening at the corner of Clinton and Fifth streets. Elder H. C. Early of Virginia will preach. Long service begins at 7 15 with preaching at 7 45 each evening this week and residents are invited.

Dunkard Brethren Clinton and Fifth Streets H. C. Early Virginia

Brick proposes survey to secure Pearl Harbor as naval base

Representative Brick introduces a joint resolution authorizing the navy department to survey and investigate the requirements to establish Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian Islands as a thoroughly protected naval base for all purposes.

Brick Navy Department Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Islands

Mishawaka Chief Arrests Wanted Man Before Trip West

Mishawaka Chief Jarrett arrested Roy Phillips who was sought in Battle Creek Michigan for assault. Phillips was taken into custody and left for Indian Territory, then arrived in South Bend Thursday night.

Jarrett Mishawaka Roy Phillips Battle Creek Mich Indian Territory South Bend

Republicans to Name District Convention Dates on December 14

Unofficial report states the Republican state committee will meet on December 14 to set dates for district conventions and for reorganization. The gathering aims to schedule party activities and align upcoming electoral steps.

Republican State Committee

Grocery Changes Hands In Elkhart Sale

I J Crowe sells fixtures of his Elkhart grocery to Adam Ludwig and Sons the former owners who will reopen after restocking Samuel Meyers remains in critical condition with complications Our windows change daily Watch them Hawks Hardware Co

I. J. Crowe Elkhart Adam Ludwig & Sons Samuel Meyers The Hawks Hardware Co

Jury Drawn for December Term of Circuit Court in Elkhart

Two juries are drawn for the December term by E A Carpenter and W C Elliott. Grand jurors include John Cook and H W Godfrey. petit jurors list John Bristol and David McKibben among others. The docket is light as courthouse repairs block basement sessions. council chamber to be used. Marshal Self arrested Henry Smith for intoxication. Smith pleaded guilty with fine and costs of 11 dollars. Superior court jury reported. first case Chapman vs Lambert on the docket.

E. A. Carpenter Elkhart W. C. Elliott Goshen Council Chamber Grand Jury John Cook Bange Township H. W. Godfrey Concord W. J. Bensecker Edward Logan Jefferson Seth C. Manning Charles Pease Washington Petit Jury John Bristol Bango David McKibben Clinton F. A. Reed Jacob Thomas Seymour Hess W. C. Winters Ferry B. Elliott David Rodibaugh James McKibbe Superior Court Vanfleet Chapman Vs. Lambert

Buster Brown shines at New Jefferson with Mortlock in lead

The musical comedy Buster Brown returned to town with matinee and evening performances at the New Jefferson. Matinees drew a large audience while the evening show was fair. Master Reed impressed as Buster. Miss Alice Mortlock, replacing Ray Myers as Mary Jane, delivered an emphatic, charming performance. Edwin Lamar played Tige and Maude Tiffany the cook. Morgan's Comedians open next week with In Dixie Land.

New Jefferson Buster Brown Master Reed Buster Alice Mortlock Ray Myers Mary Jane Miss Morgan New Jefferson Dixie Land

Noble County Democrats Call Caucus for Delegates

Noble county democrats issued a call from Chairman J Frank Stanley and Secretary L H Wrigley for a 2 p m caucus in each township on Saturday December 26 1907 to select delegates and alternates for the district convention in Ft Wayne on January 2 1908 and to elect a state committeeman for the Twelfth district. At the same time precinct committeemen will be chosen.

Gates Ft. Wayne J. Frank Stanley L. H. Wrigley Noble County Democratic Central Committee State Central Committee

Charles Gray Detained By Elkhart Police In Alley

Charles Gray was detained by Elkhart police after being caught in a dark alley. He gave two residences Three Rivers Michigan and Pike Street Goshen before the officers noted unusual conduct. He was labeled a burglar but provided a satisfactory explanation and was released.

Elkhart Charles Gray Three Rivers Mich Pike Street Goshen Gray

Correction of Dividend Error in Goldfield Oriole Co

A notice corrects last Saturday’s item claiming a 20 percent dividend before any officer salary. The correct figure is 10 percent. The clarification aims to fix the public record and ensure stockholders understand the distribution aligns with the 10 percent rate.

Oriole Mining Co

Hawks Hardware Co Endorses Oneida Community Silver Line

Hawks Hardware Co endorses Oneida Community Silver as the heaviest plated silverware made in the country today. The retailer promotes a beautiful and attractive line for customers.

Oneida Community Hawks Hardware Co

South Bend Man Killed In N C Embankment Collapse

Edgar Mason, 22, a Williston farmer and former South Bend resident, died when an embankment caved in. Investigators believe the collapse caused the fatality. Mason had recently been living and working in North Carolina.

South Bend Edgar Mason Williston N. C

Accordion Plaiting and stamping at Mrs Grubbs

A brief note records that accordion plaiting and stamping were completed at Mrs Grubb's. The short item notes a local craft activity with no additional context or dates.

Mrs

Elkhart Man Arrested After Burglary Attempt

Fred Albaugh of Elkhart, 22, married and recently laid off from Lake Shore, is jailed awaiting city court arraignment. Two women saw him place a garbage can before Mrs. Mack’s bath room window and alert others. Police fired shots to stop his escape. he surrendered without resistance. Local retrenchment led to his dismissal from the Lake Shore company.

Fred Albaugh Elkhart Lake Shore Company Albaugh Mack

Morgan's Comedians Begin Week at Jefferson Theatre

Morgan's Comedians led by Hila Morgan and Monroe Hopkins open a one week engagement at the New Jefferson Theatre tonight with the bill In Dixie Land. The program includes six vaudeville acts and illustrated songs. Audiences expected large crowds as tickets cost 10 20 and 30 cents.

Morgan Jefferson Hila Morgan the Doll

Winona Interurban boss tours Peru line progress

Farry Dickey general superintendent of the Winona Interurban Ry visited Peru on Friday and Saturday. He heard encouraging reports on the Peru Warsaw line between Akron and Mentone. With favorable weather cars are expected to run between Warsaw and Peru early next spring.

Farry Dickey Winona Interurban Ry Peru Warsaw Akron Mentone

Judgment Awards $10 to Union Trust in Calendar Suit

The jury in the case Union Trust company receiver for Scott Miller of Indianapolis versus the Sanitary Laundry Co of Mishawaka returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Judgment for $10 on charges for making and delivering 2,000 calendars, which the laundry firm rejected, replaces the original $75 claim.

Union Trust Company Scott- Miller Company Indianapolis The Sanitary Laundry Co Mishawaka

Gerster Case Resumes Over Elkhart Saloon License

Hearing for John Gerster, applicant for a Third ward Elkhart saloon license, resumed amid a large crowd. One remonstrance signer, Earl James, withdrew due to alleged failure to establish ward residence.

Gerster John Gerster Elkhart Earl James

Leg Breaks for Mrs Moran After Fall in East Goshen

Mrs Moran of East Goshen fell Saturday night breaking her right leg between the ankle and knee. She is in indigent circumstances and will be moved to the county infirmary when possible.

Kendallville Worker Injured by Dropped Car Door

Peter Higgs a Lake Shore section man at Kendallville was injured while shifting a car door. The door fell to the ground smashing his foot during duty related work.

Kendallville Peter Higgs Lake Shore

Morgan's Comedians at the New Jefferson Next Week

Morgan's Comedians will perform at the New Jefferson theater all next week. A gallery seating section holds 350 seats priced at ten cents each.

Morgan Jefferson

Miss Helen Hubbell Visits Columbus Society Scene

Miss Helen Hubbell is visiting in Columbus Ohio and will attend local society events during her stay.

Helen Hubbell Columbus, O

Miniature lamps for Christmas trees sold by Hawks Electric Co

Hawks Electric Co offers miniature lamps for Christmas trees. The listing highlights compact lights suitable for holiday decorating and emphasizes availability through the company.

Hawks Electric Co

Goshen Shirt Factory Expands to Manistee Plant

Goshen Shirt Factory plans a new cheap line at Manistee Michigan on Pere Marquette railway. The facility will start with 300 workers by May or June, while the Goshen plant retains 125 employees and shifts to high grade shirts. Job supply issues prompted the move. Elkhart reports of loss are denied.

Goshen Goshen Shirt Manistee Mich Ai. A. Goldberg Elkhart Jis

Have Walking Craze Spreads From Pierceton to Columbia City

Pedestrians led by Postmaster Radcliffe and bankers J. K. Matchett and James Shrom walked 12 miles from Pierceton to the Junction tower in Columbia City in 2 hours 58 minutes 3 seconds. Shrom set the pace, with the last two miles in 23 minutes. A prior Pierceton to Larwill walk covered four and a half miles in an hour. In the past week 15 Pierceton women ran a two mile contest, Mrs. Brumbaugh winning in 22 minutes.

Columbia City Pierceton Weston Radcliffe J. K. Matchett James Shrom Pennsylvania Junction Tower Shrom Larwill David Brumbaugh

Man Jumped From Moving Train At Shipshewana

An elderly Shipshewana man, David Yoder, suddenly sprang from a branch train as it departed Saturday night. The train halted and backed to the town, but Yoder vanished into darkness with no trace found. He had remained aboard briefly to help a passenger and lingered when saying farewell.

Shipshewana David Yoder Yoder

Chicago Paper Price Increase Sparks Confusion

A price rise for Chicago newspapers causes confusion among readers. Subscriptions via newsdealers or new subscribers will pay the old rate, while papers sold on streets or over counters rise to 8 cents. Chicago Sunday editions go to six cents. other papers remain unchanged. The change stems from dealers being barred from returning unsold copies.

Chicago

Four Couples Wed in One Ceremony at Warsaw

James B. Burkett of Rochester and Tina C. Decker of Akron joined Bertram Decker and Maude Fear poth of Akron in a single ring ceremony conducted by Justice William H. Hiler of Warsaw. The four tied the knots simultaneously in a circle.

James B. Burkett Rochester Tina C. Decker Akron Bertram Decker Maude Fearpoth William H. Hiler Warsaw

Bonds of DeKalb County Sold for Infirmary Building

Negotiations closed on bonds of DeKalb County totaling 80000 dollars for constructing the new county infirmary. They were sold to Dick Miller & Co of Indianapolis for their face value plus accrued interest of 16 dollars.

DeKalb County County Infirmary Dick Miller & Co Indianapolis

Oneida Silver Ware Promises Happy Table Hours

Hawks Hardware Co offers Oneida Community Silver ware guaranteed for 25 years. The ware is more than triple plated and priced reasonably to enhance family dining over the coming years.

Oneida Community Hawks Hardware Co

Daily Travel of Local Residents Highlights Regional Links

A series of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Elkhart and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. M W Kesler, Miss Edith Myers, Thomas Chamberlain from Detroit, Winfield Nusbaum of Warsaw, Dr J H Bowser of Syracuse, Wilbur N Tiedemann from Chicago, George Krutz in Warsaw, Edward Haydes and Frank Bussing from Warsaw, and many others visiting or returning home from cities like Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, Harrisburg, Lancaster, and Allegan. The notes mention illness improvements, social visits, and attendance at shows and services, reflecting active regional movement and community ties.

J. H. Bowser Syracuse Wilbur N. Tiedemann Chicago George Krutz Warsaw Red Mill Edward Haydes Frank Bussing W. H. Hardman Sue Brindley South Bend Wm. Rowell Elmer Shoup Dwight Hawks Albion Mich C .G. Landis New York Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Co Lester Ebersole Union Township George Teagarden August Beyer Rochester Allegan H. N. Jenner John L. Kline Mentone Union Church Harrison Township Co. W. Tase Hattel Hotel Wabash M. Shookman Frank Miller J. H. Miller South Seventh Street George F. Alderman Atlanta Fred Chandler Harriet Noble D. L. Miller Jeannette Harter Elkhart Buchter Auburn

Trio of Thieves Caught in Elkhart Freight Theft Probe

J. P. Young, a Lake Shore detective in Elkhart, rounded up three youths Sunday afternoon after a failed escape. They were corralled in a box car, taken to the HIkhart station, and handed to police. Hearing set for tomorrow morning. They carried a cache of fancy combs and hand mirrors from an apparent freight car theft with location undetermined.

J. P. Young Lake Shore Elkhart Hikhart

New Jefferson theatre building to be occupied soon

Multiple leases under negotiation for spaces around the New Jefferson theatre entrance. Plans include a buffet and cafe in adjacent rooms, a basement restaurant, medical and professional offices on the second floor, and Sanders-Hay company expansion into basement and upper floors. Some third floor lodge rooms and second floor offices remain available.

Jefferson Theatre Toledo Chloe Domer Warsaw Drs. Bauman Dreese Smith- Clark Company Sanders-Hay Company The Commercial Exchange

Editor Metsker Cleared of False Claims Charge in Marshall County

A Marshall County jury found Clay Metsker editor of the Independent not guilty of presenting false claims against the county. The indictment reportedly stemmed from alleged spite and was dismissed with the verdict.

Marshall County Clay Metsker The Independent Metsker

George W. Kinnison Erects Iron Fence on North Property Line

George W. Kinnison has added to the appearance of his South Seventh street property by erecting an iron fence on the north boundary.

George W. Kinnison Seventh Street

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