Goshen Weather Forecast Limited Snow North Tonight
The Goshen Democrat reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday with snow in the northern portion overnight and slightly colder temperatures.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
4
The Goshen Democrat reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday with snow in the northern portion overnight and slightly colder temperatures.
Kindling The 1 XL Fur Co advertises bargains in furniture. For Sale a child's bed at 418 South Fifth Street. Wanted boarders and roomers at 605 North Main Street Mrs W H Fisher. A modern hard coal burner for sale at Interurban Second Hand Store. Fire in the roof of the vestibule of a Big Four coach caused excitement on arrival in Elkart.
A long list of local visits and travels throughoutIndiana towns includes Win Wright in Fort Wayne Mrs Charles Musser visiting Elkhart Miss Mary Holtzinger improving after illness Arleigh Neff back from Chicago Miss Maude Barry teaching near Milford Miss Bessie Teal of Elkhart with the Cripe family Miss Edith Myers Goshen guest of Wilma Leacock Mr and Mrs Charles Musser with Bone Corns family at Elkhart Sylvia Teal near Kendallville visiting Aunt Mrs Leander Cripe Chris Bloss with Maud Carry family in Elkhart Fay Prickett Goshen with parents George and Mrs Prickett Melvin Rohrer New Paris Sunday with Mrs Dave Snivley and daughter Violett Dr W B Kyler visiting Goshen daughters Will and Ray Downing Grace Butler back from Elk relatives Maggie Babileman and Pauline from Chicago Marie Scrannage returning to Terre Haute after holidays Sam and Grace Smith Syracuse visiting Allie Weddell’s family Joe Rothman Minnesota and George Sargent with Amanda Seese near Syracuse New Year with Edward Scott Tilghman Butler and Ed Butler visiting Wm Snyder Snyder plans returning to his Fort Wayne area Eight Square school area near death after paralysis Stephen Miller near the Eight Square school house
A prescription hawked to readers claims Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla ease backache kidney trouble and urinary woes. Dosing after meals and at night, the mix is said to act gently yet thoroughly, with many reporting relief within days. A local druggist notes patent medicine makers dislike its publication.
Goldfield Oriole Mining Co reports 6,616,874.40 in dividends for 1907. The ad notes Goldfield as the world’s largest mining camp, lists land parcels for sale, and names offices in Goshen Indiana. Also mentions Howell Post attendance at Elkhart installation and ex-sheriff W. H. Liggett’s death in Columbia City. Warsaw fights grade crossings with Pennsy and Big Four lines.
Tomorrow night Joseph and William Winter Jefferson, famed young actors, present their late father’s favorite comedy The Rivals at New Jefferson. The Jefferson lineage spans five generations of stage, and the brothers promise an evening of rare enjoyment with a capable company. Levi Ulery keeper of a diary since 1865, reflects local pioneer life. GW. Flager visited from Yappanee today.
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