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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1908

Page

7

McMahon Trial and Local Court News in Elkhart

In Elkhart today two boys pleaded guilty to larceny. John McMahon is tried for allowing minors in his saloon with Anthony Deahl defending. A missing witness Raymond Routsong prompted delays. he was later deemed not found and the jury returned not guilty. Other cases include liquor law indictments, arrestees, and real estate transfers among Elkhart residents.

John McMahon Anthony Deahl Thomas A. Davis Burris Raymond Routsong Routsong Lower Brothers A. Bircik Elkhart South Bend

Elect Officers Tonight at Commercial Exchange

An important meeting of the Commercial Exchange is set for this evening in the K P clubrooms parlors. Fifteen directors will be elected and several major matters will be considered. Ice plant drive amid talk of an ice famine. Reverend J W Paschall, former pastor of St Marks Methodist, suffered a paralysis stroke on his right side last Friday and lies in critical condition at his North Main street home. Adam Eby and wife plan lectures on foreign missions at Berkey church Clinton township, Jan 7 and 8.

Commercial Exchange K. of P J. W. Paschall St. Marks Methodist Church North Main Street Adam Eby India Berkey Church Clinton Township

Installing Newspaper Press At Syracuse Register

Installing a modern cylinder press at the Syracuse Register details the goal and feed system. M C G Shrock oversees the project and the setup advances operations.

Syracuse Register

Elkhart County Fair Directors to Meet Next Saturday

The Elk hart County Fair and Agricultural Society board will convene in Goshen next Saturday to award contracts for new Mast Model Pacing farm buildings and set the date for the first county fair under the reorganized association. Allen county and Kendallville fairs are scheduled for September weeks, with Elkhart likely in September or October. Building plans are progressing and stock subscriptions are nearly paid.

Elkhart County Fair Society Elkhart County

Hinshaw Concert at the Jefferson Wednesday Night

The Hinshaw Concert company, praised as four premier Chicago soloists including a baritone, soprano, violinist, and pianist, performs at the Jefferson on Wednesday. Tickets include 50 cent balcony seats and 25 cent rush gallery seats to maximize attendance as the group tours with Mme. Schumann-Heink and other celebrities. The baritone Hinshaw will not perform outside Chicago again this season.

Hinshaw The Jefferson Chicago Mme. Schumann- Heink

E A Platter Dies in North Vernon Indiana

E A Platter aged 70 died at his North Vernon home Sunday evening from asthma and heart trouble. He ran a North Vernon machine shop and a Louisville saw mill. Survived by wife and five children. W D Platter and Alfred Lowry traveled to attend the funeral.

KE. A. Platter North Vernon Ind W. D. Platter Goshen Platter Louisville Waterford Alfred Lowry

Goshen Pair Wed in Maryland Wedding

Lawrence E. Neterer of Goshen Indiana and Frances B E Albright of Roaring Springs were married in Cumberland Maryland on December 12 1907. The groom works at the D M Bare paper mill at Roaring Springs and is son of Albert and Mrs Neterer of Goshen area. The bride is described as accomplished and highly regarded.

Goshen Roaring Springs Pennsylvania Lawrence E. Neterer Ind Frances BE. Albright Cumberland D. M. Bare Albert Neterer

May Recover Nikodem Witucki Faces Murder Charge

May recover from a pistol wound in the abdomen sustained during the killing of Antone Cencelewski in South Bend. Witnesses reported the incident. Witucki remains under police guard and State's Attorney Joseph B. Talbot says a murder charge will be filed in circuit court if recovery occurs.

Nickodem Witucki Antone Cencelewski South Bend Joseph B. Talbot

Reverend Kaln Stricken With Paralysis At Albion Church

Reverend D F Kaln formerly of Bristol, now pastor at Albion, suffered a stroke Saturday affecting his entire left side and is in critical condition. He is the father of Mrs. Rose Scott of the city.

D. F. Kaln Bristol Albion Rose Scott

Health chief notes rise of death by own action in Manila

In a December health report Dr. D. W. McNamara secretary of the city board of health laments the rising death by own action mania in Manila and calls for an effective remedy to curb the trend.

Manila South Bend D. W. McNamara City Board of Health

Council Meeting Tonight and School Reopen Report

The common council will hold a regular session this evening. Officers will present annual reports. Schools reopen after weeks closed for smallpox. R R Caldwell of Bradford Pa notes in remittance for The Democrat that life without the paper would not be worth living. Horseflesh prices trend downward amid the financial flurry.

R. R. Caldwell Bradford Democrat Hfe

IN FINE NEW STORE SMITH CLARK CO OPENS SANDERS HAY

The Smith Clark company moves to 210 212 South Main occupying first and second floors and basement in the Sanders Hay building. It is one of the largest stores in the region with interior laid out as before the 1906 fire. A furnished cottage on the second floor stands out as a feature. The undertaking department is in the basement. The firm comprises Earl Smith, Walter Smith and J Artley Clark.

Smith-Clark Co Sanders- Hay Smith-Clark Company Sanders-Hay South Main Street Earl Smith Walter Smith J. Artley Clark

Warsaw Lawyer John Graves Sentenced for Embezzlement

In Kosciusko circuit court Warsaw lawyer John Graves was found guilty of embezzling 1200 dollars from Arbuckle Ryan Co. He received 30 days in jail and a fine.

Warsaw Kosciusko John Graves Arbuckle-Ryan Co

Mortuary notices from Elkhart area deaths

George B. Ayers 37 died of lung complications yesterday at home on River Avenue. Funeral tomorrow at 10 AM at Hess residence with burial in Hess cemetery. 13 month son of Mr and Mrs Louis Hutchinson died in Chicago. remains brought for burial. Elizabeth Shetterly died nine miles north of Elkhart. six sons and three daughters survive. Mrs I R Hogue, 74, wife of Dr Hogue, died Sunday night. husband and six sons survive.

Ayers George B. Ayers John Hess River Avenue Mr. Ayers Balser Hess Hess Hutchinson Dr. Hogue Elkhart

Week of Prayer Began at First Baptist Church

Evening meetings at the First Baptist church commence tonight with an independent line of topics announced daily. A special endeavor aims to make the meetings bright helpful and productive of good results.

Brady appointed temporary Elkhart railroad superintendent

Pat Brady has been filling the position as interim head of the Elkhart division of the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Railway Co following Supt. Gaffney’s resignation effective January 1. The official appointment of a successor has not yet been made.

Pat Brady Supt Gaffney Elkhart Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co Mr. Gaffney

Attorney Hoffman Nets Record DeKalb Ditch Fee

P V Hoffman of Auburn formerly Ligonier received the largest fee ever paid to a single lawyer in DeKalb county for ditch case work. He was allowed six hundred dollars for services rendered in the Yarde joint ditch over the past three years.

P. V. Hoffman Auburn Ligonier DeKalb County Yarde Joint Ditch

Fingers Cut Off in Lumber Mill Accident

Floyd Housour an employee of the Nappanee Lumber and Mfg Co had two fingers on his left hand cut off while operating a saw. The first finger was severed at the second joint and the second at the first joint.

Floyd Housour Nappanee Lumber & Mfg. Co

Boy 11 Breaks Both Wrists in Fall at Syracuse

Lee Howard aged 11 son of J T Howard rural mail carrier at Syracuse fell while climbing a tree and landed on frozen ground breaking both wrists.

Feil Lee Howard J. T. Howard Syracuse

Funeral of Mrs Myers Held at Home on West Pike Street

Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Myers were conducted at the family residence on West Pike Street with large attendance. The remains were interred at Eldridge Cemetery near Fish Lake.

Myers Samuel Myers West Pike Street Eldridge Fish Lake

Arranging 1908 Winona Program and Local Notices

The 1908 season program for Winona is being arranged. Sick list notes Mrs Israel Leib as convalescent. Trinity Lutheran church youth group to meet Tuesday evening at Mrs George Hinderer's home. Found gloves at the post office. owner may claim by proving property and paying notice. B D Chipman returns home from Philadelphia and Easton PA after visiting relatives.

Winona Trinity Lutheran Church George Hinderer

Bar Association Banquet in Goshen Proves Elaborate Feast

Elkhart County Bar Association held its annual banquet Saturday at Hotel Hascall with 35 lawyers. Officers elected for the year include President Anthony Deahl Goshen and Vice President Aaron Zook Goshen, with officers from Elkhart and Goshen arranging the executive committee. Toastmaster Orrin M. Conley Elkhart presided as responses came from Harman Wider Church Elkhart and Gattshall Dausman Goshen. The event closed about 11 20 with praise for being one of the association’s most successful banquets and Goshen lawyers proposing later office closures to evenings.

Elkhart County Bar Association Hotel Hascall Anthony Deahl Goshen Aaron Zook George W. Fleming Elkhart William H. Charnley James L. Harman Charles Edward Frank William B. Hile E. E. Mummert B. F. Deahl Orrin M. Conley Association Charles Wider Ira H. Church J. B. Gattshall E. A. Dausman W. J. Davis

Pistol Found Near Elkheart Councilman Home

A loaded two barrel pistol with 38 calibre cartridges was found near the dining room window of Councilman Charles Swaffield’s Elkheart residence by two girls, one daughter of Ed Swayne and the other daughter of Mrs. George Munniston. The gun lay in plain sight. Earlier, a horse pulling Shookman’s delivery wagon kicked the cross bar in front of Hotel Hascall, causing concern until the wagon was unhitched.

Charles Swaffield Elkhart Ed Swayne George Munniston Shookman Hotel Hascall

Elkhart man stabbed as tension flares in Chesterton

Fort Wayne Sentinel notes an Elkhart man stabbed after a dispute over a meal, with the assailant escaped. Michael nearly bled out before aid arrived. Separate items report a planned Anthony Hotel in Fort Wayne costing 300000 with construction bids due and Warsaw hosting a Methodist conference chapter in March. Lake Shore line stalls Elkhart shops and Chicago streetcar kills 18 year old Charles White of Elkhart.

Elkhart Harry Mitchell Union Signal Corps Lake Shore Road Chesterton Mitchell Michael Anthony Hote Fort Wayne

Many Notables Mentioned In Indiana News Tally

Mrs. Sarah J. Ford dies at 80 from lung fever in Kendallville. Elks lodge forms a Wabash auxiliary led by Mrs. Harry Clark. Bluffton donor Mrs. A B Cline contributes 250 to Indianapolis Methodist Hospital. Rifle accident injures Will Belt in Noble county. Churubusco Truth editor Virgil A Geiger buys half interest in a moving picture show. Captain Evan Sharp dies at 70 in Kokomo, a Libby Prison escape survivor. Decatur packing adds electric refrigerator car to serve trolley towns. Huntington pastor and family ill from ptomaine poisoning, reportedly from contaminated food. Toledo and Chicago interurban line management rumors confirm Perkins stays as Kendallville HQ. CH&B railroad between Portland and Huntington run by telephone orders. R Q Culbertson named trainmaster at Bluffton. Crate Pavey dies by self-inflicted gas at Indianapolis home, leaving a note. Charles Ehlers of Huntington area dies from blood poisoning after frostbite. Wagner & Lewis of Wabash reach creditor-backed resumption. Longtime Columbia City resident William H. Kinsely dies after declining health. Noah Bower reports a huge cottonwood tree near South Whitley. historical notes on growth and logs totaling 3,087 feet.

Sarah J. Ford Kendallville The Elks' Lodge Wabash Harry Clark Methodist Hospital Indianapolis A. B. Cline Bluffton Ed Belt Noble County Virgil A. Geiger Churubusco Truth Evan Sharp Kokomo Libby Decatur Packing Company Rev. L. Davis Huntington Toledo & Chicago F. B. Perkins Portland R. Q. Culbertson Crate Pavey Huntington County Charles Ehlers Wagner & Lewis William H. Kinsely Columbia City Whitley County Tennessee Noah Bower South Whitley Harry Foster Samuel Foster

Various Local Residents Visit Nearby Cities Today

A long list of residents from Warsaw Milford Goshen and surrounding areas were seen in town or traveling today. Names include A S Prescott Scott Shaffer E W Walbourne James Neff George Sherck Mary Jackson and more. Several return from study or visit relatives with trips to Bloomington Columb ia City Albion Chicago and Lima among others.

Scott Shaffer Milford E. W. Walbourne Warsaw James Neff Goshen George Sherck Middlebury Wm. Twomey Peru Rigneur Nappanee Henry Lehman Chicago Charles Widner Elkhart Mary Jackson Smith College Northampton Mays W. B. Lehman Limon Col Josiah Rowe Albion Hubert Whitmer New Haven Conn Yale Hose Co. No. 3 Council Room Walter Hoover Bloomington State University H. Allen St. Paul's Lutheran Church Scott Galloway Wolf Lake Marion Bachelor Stella Snedecker Columbia City Henry Hazel Bert Yarlan Jacob Wager Jeannette Harter Anderson C. W. Miller

Dont Forget Jerusalem At Cunningham Orphanage Urges Aid

Mrs Mary B Davis matron appeals to readers to donate food clothing and cash for Cunningham orphanage in Urbana AI noting many local white-skinned children are in need and urging attention to helping at home rather than distant causes.

Jerusalem Cunningham Urbana Mary Davis

Bartholomew to Open South Main Furniture Store

L B Bartholomew plans a new furniture store in his room on South Main street in the former Smith-Clark Co. site. W J Slattery, a South Bend contractor, faces trouble with untouched carriers at Gary Ind amid a strike. Rev and Mrs B Earl Parker of WakA ruga visit Mr and Mrs M C Cripe of North Main Street.

L. B. Bartholomew South Main Street Smith-Clark Co W. J. Slattery South Bend Gary Ind B. Earl Parker Wakaruga M. C. Cripe North Main Street

Fragmented 1907 county records and local notices

A garbled 1907 county record page mentions liquor license filings from Elkhart via Hiram William and Dotson, remonstrance signers, and penalties. It notes county birth and death statistics through Dec 21 1907, a derailment near an interurban station with passengers transferred, and political chatter about a gubernatorial race with A R Miller. Also lists a letter list and interurban damages.

Also Mentioned on This Page

McMahon Circuit Court John Stiver Mary Coble Abraham B. Mier Valentine Felkner Carl Keggerries James M. Thorp Jeffersonville Reformatory Elkhart Dry Battery and Signal Company William F. Seidel Ernesto Sassenhoff A. Ehner Manning Charles W. Stockdale Whisler George Blanchard New Paris Berth Billy Morris Eli Keller Jacob J. Defrees Jeremiah Bechtel Jesse Culp Sylvester Douglas John Cook Thomas Kenney Edward H. O’ Conner Washington Harden D. Markel Jesse QO. Truex Hiram Rensberger Peter Longacher Lester Frank M. CG Shrock Hinshaw Concert Company E. A. Platter Mortuary Record Israel Leib B. D. Chipman Philadelpha Easton BAR Association Goshen District Old Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Lake Shore Company Charles White A. S. Prescott Crawford Noble Lima E. Bogan Noble Clayton Hoover Louis Freyberg Clyde, O William Freyberg Roy Messick Wood Cowan W. V. E. Messick Pauline Hatch Ruth Stemm Uniontown John Shupert Thos. Hesses Mishawaka Margaret Freyberg Mary A. Bond Emily Friend Marion H. F. Knight Maude Drake St. Mary's Miss Lura Noah Shupert Samuel Rodegap Samuel. Myers J. W. Poot Millersburg Kalamoozo Mich Poot W. L. Tedrow William Nymeyer Orville Mabel Simmons Harvey McKibben Lagrange Arthur Stone W. J. Stone Hi Williamson George the County Commission Hiram William Dotson Hart George B. Dotson Torney J. H. State R. E B L. J. Becknell County Board of Hen Goodrich Elk Republican Tral Committee Bee A. R. Bea Miller Penter C. A. Bloomfield Mikey Della Clendwell W. W. Griswol Well M. W. Griswold Lambert Jessle McMurry Mra Wm. Meey Vincent Bright Mane
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