Judge Warns Girl to Reform or Face Indianapolis Facility
A 19 year old holdup girl Hazel Eddy and her sweetheart robbed a meat market in Elkhart. The court gave a suspended sentence pending good behavior and ordered reform. She was advised to attend the Elkhart school or face the Indianapolis Girl's Industrial School. Her mother promised to assist. Eddy’s case followed by other circuit court actions including continuances and a divorce grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Eddy
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Miss Eddy
George W. Farrell
Lydia Smith
Jacob Smith
Cowboy Fined Eleven Dollars After Fight With Brother Near Stock Yards
Wyoming cowboy William Rogers was arraigned on intoxication charges after a battle with his brother near the Lake Shore freight depot. A bystander riot signal was sounded as police arrived. Rogers deposited his saddle and bridle to cover the fine and awaited Elkhart salary. The sister-in-law fled with the brothers after disarming him amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers
Wyoming
Justice Whisler
Rogers
Lake Shore
Water Works
N-Law
J. Albert Snyder
Elkhart
Lowry Will Filed And Probate Notices Given
A certified copy of Maria D. Lowry's 1903 will filed noting the St Joseph county probate. It leaves Niles Michigan property to son T Anson Lowry and notes she held against him. Mary Etta Cummins is named executrix and given Elk hart city realty. Other probate items report inventories and final ward balances. Marriage licenses list several couples. Vaudette theatre doubles seating after a 60 foot rear addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Busley
Henry A. Miller
Edward
Ida M
Ezra
Levi Ebersole
Hzra
Ebersole
Ida M. Bal
Marie M. Hanson
Emma M. Hanson
Charles L. Hanson
Charles P. Olson
Michigan City
Ind
Katherine Roebeck
Niles
Mich
Frank E. Zinn
Elkhart
Salome Bash
John Harthill
Helena Lenaburg
Charles Lenaburg
Matilda Koebernick
Vaudette
Brakeman Injured Jumping From Freight Train
W. R. Ryland of Warsaw a Big Four brakeman aged 28 suffered a severe sprain of the right ankle today when he jumped from his train. The company surgeon treated him and he returned home. Ryland was brakeman on freight No. 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Ryland
Warsaw
Ryland
McCumsey to Remain as Local Messenger
Charles McCumsey will be retained as a local messenger by American Express when they take over the U S company to the Lake Shore business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumsey
Charles McCumsey
American ‘Express
U. S
Lake Shore
Two Brothers Take Rummel in Custody from Sturgis
Andrew Rummel of Sturgis Michigan was taken into custody yesterday afternoon at relatives request after telephoning that he is insane. He had driven a pair of horses to town to sell to Sears Gardner. Last night he was cared for and today his two brothers arrived to take him home. His condition is not alarming but requires close watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Andrew Rummel
Mich
Rummel
Sears Gardner
Winona Interurban Moves Freight For Chicago Trade
The Warsaw Times notes the Winona Interurban railway Co. will compete with steam lines to handle freight to and from Chicago. Through Benton Harbor shipments will use Winona Chicago South Bend & Northern Indiana and South Bend & Southern Michigan Electric lines and the Graham Morton Co. for lake transport. Passenger service transfers also lessen to one at South Bend once through cars run Warsaw to South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winona Interurban Railway Co
Warsaw Times
Benton Harbor
Winona
South Bend
Northern Indiana
Southern Michigan Electric
Graham & Morton Co
Warsaw
Mother sues for life insurance after son killed on B&O
After Raymond Collors was killed on the Baltimore and Ohio near Garrett, his supposed mother Martha Miller of Kansas City was identified as not the real mother. The real mother, represented by guardian, sues for the $1,500 policy payable to Miller who had believed she was his mother due to a remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Collors
Garrett
Sarah Collors
Huntington County
Martha Miller
Kansas
City
Guardian
Chicago Chronicle suspended publication amid price dispute
The Chicago Chronicle halted publication as Chicago papers clash over raising Sunday editions to seven cents. The Tribune defends five cents while the American seeks a price increase. The Chronicle aligned with the Republican Party in 1904 and belonged to John R. Walsh interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
Tribune
American
Chronicle
John R. Walsh
Sermon and Choir to Highlight Presbyterian Service Tomorrow
The Presbyterian church will host a baccalaureate sermon tomorrow evening by Rev. E A Vannuys for the high school graduates titled Lifes Dream Realized with the choir singing Sanctus by Gounod and Viva Winebrenner performing Fear Not Ye Israel The organ prelude by Miss Martha Storer precedes the service The pastor also delivers his fourth anniversary sermon in the morning on The Church Complete with Te Deum West Anthem and Come Unto Me sung by Miss Lucile Major The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Vannuys
Viva Winebrenner
Israel
Buck
Martha Storer
West
Lucile Major
Evidence all in as Barney estate case proceeds
Evidence in the Samuel B. Barney estate re open suit in Elkhart to benefit policyholders in the wrecked American Mutual was completed. Judge Rouse adjourned with special findings of fact and conclusions of law to be issued next, possibly two weeks or more. Much testimony was heard and the outcome is highly anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Samuel B. Barney
Elkhart
American Mutual
Rouse
Tlaw
Musicians Held Reunion of Elkhart and Goshen Bands
Union musicians from Elkhart and Goshen met at Anderson's hall in Elkhart for a reunion with a musical feast, dancing, and social pastimes. The Lake Shore, Trum pet Notes, Ladies Bon Ton, and Rogers' Goshen band joined in selections and solos. About 75 people attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Musicians
Elkhart
No Change in Goshen Hearst Papers Retained
The Chicago newspaper fight caused no change in the agency here with H. L. Wean retaining all papers including the Tribune. In Hikhart Victor Lattamer becomes the Tribune agent. A. Keene keeps Hearst publications and other Chicago papers. Goshen still reads Hearst papers with daily circulation about 175 and Sunday edition about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chicago
H. L. Wean
Tribune
Hikhart
Victor Lattamer
A. Keene
Hearst
Carpets Expert C B Clouse Joins Stiver Store
Accepts Goshen position C B Clouse of Elkhart has joined C B Stiver to manage the carpet department in the new Stiver store. He brings more than eight years of carpet experience and was in Kokomo arranging a move today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
C. B. Clouse
Elkhart
Kokomo
Ind
C. B. Stiver
Stiver
Clouse
Carew Hides From Public On London Voyage
A London dispatch notes James Carew husband of Ellen Terry kept out of sight aboard the S S Minnehaha. On the first day he was stared at and pointed at so constantly that he chose to remain unseen for the rest of the voyage.
Benton Harbor Superintendent Sued for Five Thousand Dollars
W. W. Wright, Benton Harbor schools superintendent, is defendant in a $5,000 damage suit filed by Miss Gertrude Wood of Niles. The plaintiff claims slanderous remarks by Wright caused her to lose her teaching position during the just ended term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wright
Benton Harbor, Mich
Gertrude Wood
Niles
Dausman to Introduce Miss Brookins at Irwin Op Era House
Ex State Senator E A Dausman will introduce Miss Mary Brookins who will lecture on Christian Science at the Irwin opera house tomorrow. Special cars will bring Elkhart and South Bend delegations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Dausman
Mary Brookins
Irwin Opera House
Elkhart
South Bend
Man Returns After 34 Years to Warsaw Memorial Day
T. D. Case of Hamilton county Nebraska returns to Warsaw for Memorial Day exercises after an absence of 34 years. He has made his fortune in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Case
Hamilton County
Nebraska
Warsaw
West
Wheel stolen from Main Street front of Kaatz store
A bicycle owned by Dr. McGarvey was taken Wednesday night from in front of the Kaatz store on Main Street. The rightful owner asks for its prompt return and states the act may have been deliberate or accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McGarvey
Kaatz
Main Street
Elkhart High Holds Commencement at Opera House
Elkhart High School held its annual commencement exercises at the Buecklen opera house last evening. Forty-nine graduates received diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Elkhart High School
Buecklen Opera House
Mileage books go on sale at Valley Line
Supt Swinehart announces 150 mile mileage books available for purchase. The books may be used by the purchaser or any family member or any person with no restrictions attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinehart
Illness Holds Dr. Anna Grover Kauffman
Dr. Anna Grover Kauffman, confined to Kauffman hospital for two weeks, remains seriously ill with no sign of improvement as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Grover Kauffman
Kauffman Hospital
Goshen Hardware Firm Advertises Largest Tin Shop
J A Riley and Son promote themselves as Goshen’s largest tin shop offering sash doors and builders hardware with cheerful estimates and complete hardware supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
J. A. Riley & Son
Roosevelt speech draws crowds from Garrett to hear train stop
V. V. Swartz reports in Garrett last night that President Roosevelt made a three minute speech from his train. He said people turned out en masse to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
V. V. Swartz
Garrett
Vaudette Screens All for a Neckhick and More
The Vaudette Friday and Saturday will show the moving pictures All for a Neckhick The Haunted Kitchen and Clown and Static and present the illustrated song Montana for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudette
Montana
Masury Paint Mentioned By Hawks Hardware Co
The Hawks Hardware Co notes thirty four years of handling Masury’s paint as a quality article. The statement hints at business pride and standard operating hours closing at six each evening, with exceptions on Mondays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masury
Hawks “Hardware Co
Meeting forms Goshen YMCA committee plans
A public library meeting in Goshen last evening named a general committee with full power to secure a YMCA for Goshen. Original members Charles Miller Joseph L Mishler Geo J Bragg may add six more. new appointees are Orville Simmons W H Charnley Thomas A Davis Guy Boulton Charles F Donaldson H F Banta. W H Charnley to seek state YMCA assistance. Next meeting set for Friday evening June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Y. M. GC
Goshen
Citizens’ Committee
Charles Miller
Joseph L. Mishler
Geo. J. Bragg
Orville Simmons
W. H. Charnley
Thomas A. Davis
Guy Boulton
Charles F. Donaldson
H. F. Banta
Indiana Teachers to Attend Summer Training for New Law
A new Indiana law requires twelve weeks of instruction in a recognized training school before starting teaching. Teachers already in the field may raise salaries by similar training. This year six weeks of training may be taken, with six more in 1908 summer, as many teachers failed the state license exam, some thrice, obtaining only a one year license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Elkhart Man Arrested Amid Claims of Enticing Girls
Elkhart window washer Matthew Wren, 35, was arrested on intoxication charges after allegedly attempting to entice three girls aged seven to nine from in front of the Bijou theatre into a downtown alley with pennies and candy. The encounter, involving Maude Grouvander, Martha Dreeves and Goldie Teeters, could not be substantiated as the girls refused to go with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Wren
Elkhart
Bijou
Maude Grouvander
Martha Dreeves
Goldie Teeters
Case Dismissed in Noble Circuit for No Action
In Albion the Noble Circuit court dismissed Geisendorff versus numerous Rome City cottage owners for failure to obey court rules. The plaintiff’s attorney did not move to set trials after several terms, so the cases were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Circuit
Albion
Geisendorff
Rome City
Indiana Elks Convention Planned for Lafayette
The annual Elks convention for Indiana will meet in Lafayette next Wednesday and Thursday with all 52 lodges represented. Between 10 000 and 20 000 visitors are expected if weather cooperates, and Goshen lodge No 798 B P O E will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks of Indiana
Lafayette
State Association
Goshen Lodge No. 798
Life of Samuel Bitzer One of Frugal Living
Samuel Bitzer, former Lake City bank bookkeeper in Warsaw, died in Los Angeles leaving an estate of 14000 dollars. He kept living costs to 300 dollars a year, never rode a railway for 24 years and never visited Winona, though it lay two miles from Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bitzer
Old Lake City Bank
Warsaw
Los Angeles
Cal
Winona
Indiana postmasters receive wage increases in several towns
Postmasters in Indiana towns will gain higher pay with advances in wages. Highhart moves from 3300 to 3400 dollars, Garrett from 1700 to 1800, Kendallville from 2400 to 2500, Plymouth from 2100 to 2200, and Syracuse from 1400 to 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hikhart
Garrett
Kendallville
Plymouth
Syracuse
Local Talent Rocks Irwin with Sam Taylor and Himer Stickler
Sam Taylor and Himer Stickler, Goshen boys, performed at the Irwin last night delivering an extra number. The act featured excellent club juggling and acrobatic tricks, making a strong stunt and entertainment for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Irwin
Sam Taylor
Himer Stickler
Goshen Boys
Elkhart
Beardsley Named Elkhart Commercial Club President
Herman Borneman resigns as president of the Elkhart Commercial club due to pressing business. A. R. Beardsley is named as the new successor.
Hatch Brothers Buy Gravel Pit on West Side
W. W. Hatch & Sons purchased a gravel pit owned by Rev. Wm. located on the West Side. The deal transfers ownership of the quarry site to the Hatch firm for industrial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hatch & Sons
Hawks Hardware Co Closes Early Except Mondays and Saturdays
The Hawks Hardware Co lists a large variety of standard makes of refrigerators including ice savers and notes daily closing time at six, with exceptions on Mondays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Swell in appearance, low cost box stationery at Rule's
A small ad notes stylish box stationery offered at Rule's Drug Store with a focus on attractive presentation and affordable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rule’s Drug Store
Lake shore to promote Lawrence Shultz in Middlebury
A telegraph operator named Lawrence Shultz from Middlebury is promoted as part of a local lake shore development notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Shultz
Middlebury
Boy
New Lake Shore Time Card Adds Sunday Train
A Lake Shore time card effective Sunday June 2 adds Goshen a new Sunday eastbound train No 156 leaving at 4 30 am allowing visits to Ft Wayne Toledo and return the same day. Branch train No 557 will depart Goshen at 4 pm twenty minutes later than before. No other Goshen changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Goshen
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
Saved from Drowning by Local Helpers in Elkhart Incident
Three year old Paul Cole fell into a 12 foot mill race near Beardsley avenue Edwardsburg while playing with brother Leo. Witness Mary Humiston cried out, Gill Ackley dove in, struggled to reach Paul as he surfaced twice, and Councilman Swaffield helped bring him to safety. Paul was soaked but unharmed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cole
Bert Cole
Elkhart
Beardsley Avenue
Edwardsburg
Leo
Paul
Mary Humiston
Gill Ackley
Cole Boy
Mr. Ackley
Swaffield
Lagrange Man Fatally Hurt After Train Incident
Word from Bessemer hospital states Lee Hoops, formerly of Lagrange, was thrown from a Wisconsin Central train and fatally injured. He suffered a broken back and arm along with internal injuries, with recovery deemed impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Justice crusade targets justices of the peace fines
Attorney General Bingham leads a campaign to force justices of the peace to remit the state portion of collected fines. A traveling deputy will visit district offices and dedicate most of his time to this enforcement effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Justices of the Peace
Bowles Takes Charge of Bucklen Livery in Elkhart
D R Bowles assumes leadership of the Bucklen livery in Elkhart succeeding Smith and Case. Ferd Case of Goshen retires and Bowles will move into the Smith and Case barn on April 1 1908 when the lease ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Bowles
Elkhart
Hearst's Wonderful Strength in Elkhart Papers
The Chicago papers sales in Elkhart are listed as Daily American 1200, Tribune 300, Record Herald 250, Inter Ocean 125, Sunday Examiner 1000, Tribune 650, Record Herald 650, Inter Ocean 250. This shows Hearst papers attracting strong local readership and competing with rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Chicago
Elkhart
American
Tribune
Record Herald
Inter Ocean
Examiner
Mrs Miller Suffers Stroke in West Goshen
Mrs Stephen H. Miller, an elderly resident of West Goshen, yesterday suffered a stroke of apoplexy and is in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen H. Miller
West Goshen
Birth of A son to Mr and Mrs John Kime Millersburg
A son was born this morning to Mr John Kime and Mrs Millie Kime of Millersburg. The family requested privacy as they welcomed the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kime
Millersburg
Sale on Men’s Suits at Abe Kaatz Store
Special sale on men’s and young men’s suits two or three piece sets. Don’t miss the chance to save money at Abe Kaatz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kaatz
Wanted Men Apply at Boreal Mbg Co
Advertises steady work for men seeking glove cutting positions at Boreal Mbg Co located at 128 North Main Street. No dates or contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jearn
Boreal Mbg. Co
North Main Street
Quiet Title Case Involving Driveway Access on Middlebury Street
Mrs. Fanny Chamberlain sues Mary A. Richcreek in the circuit court over a driveway connecting their properties on Middlebury Street North Side. The disputed path runs through Richcreek’s yard onto the street, with Richcreek owning land east of Chamberlain. The case will be tried before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Richcreek
Fanny Chamberlain
Middlebury Street
Chamberlain Place
Pfeiffer and Cornell families mourn recent deaths
Mrs Susannah Pfeiffer aged sixty eight died at Middlebury after a long illness. She was born in Ohio in 1839 and lived in Clinton and Middlebury townships before settling in Middlebury in 1891. Survived by husband Jacob and three children D H Cartmell Mrs Preston Artley and W H Pfeiffer. Funeral Monday at 1 pm. Abijah Cornell died at age sixty four after pneumonia and heart complications at the old Cornell farm north of Goshen. Survived by wife two daughters Miss Lillie Cornell and Mrs H G Upson and three sons Earl Warren and Roy. Four brothers also survive. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the Milton A Cornell home, Rev J W Fradenburg officiating, interment Oak Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Cornell
Abijah Cornell
Cornell Farm
Elkhart County
Byron N. Cornell
Goshen
John W. Cornell
Limon, Col
Milton A. Cornell
South Highth Street
J. W. Fradenburg
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Religious Services and Sunday Programs Noted Across Churches
Tomorrow no preaching at First English Lutheran as Rev. Luther T. Smith attends the synod meeting in Chicago. Baptist church morning discourse at 10:30 titled The Baptist Idea. Evening service at 7:30, Shall the Boy Be Shot. Girl's choir to sing, boys seated in reserved center. Rev J F Appleman to preach German Baptist Brethren church in Mexico Indiana at 10:30 and 7:30 with lecture Child Rescuing. Everybody invited. H Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther T. Smith
Synod
Chicago
Baptist Church
Baptist Idea
the Tribune
Keene
J. F. Appleman
Mexico
Ind
German Baptist Brethren Church
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Appleman
H. Forney
Birth to Four Children in Roanoke Home
Mrs. Frank Croxton of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line near Roanoke gave birth last night to three daughters and a son whose combined weight was 11% pounds. Two daughters died shortly after birth. Four children had previously arrived at the Croxton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Croxton
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley
Roanoke
Croxton
Change Time June 9 Set for Big Four Service
June 9 marks the date for the change of time on the Big Four as the Winona Flyer service resumes. The trains gained instant popularity with line patrons and will run through the rest of the summer.
Cromwell man to build fine large cottage at Lake Wawasee
Charles H. Schlabaugh of Cromwell is constructing a substantial cottage at Lake Wawasee. When completed it is expected to rank among the premier summer homes on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawasee
Charles H. Schlabaugh
Cromwell
Lake Wawasee
Ministers to Elect Officers at Goshen Library
City ministers meet at Goshen Public Library at 11 a m on Monday to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Public Library
Smallpox Quarantine Lifts at Three Homes
Smallpox quarantines were raised today at the homes of the Messrs. Musser Haney and Firestone as patients were released and local health measures relaxed after the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser, Haney and
Firestone
Gatland Hawks Hardware Co closes early for select days
The Hawks Hardware Co announces closing at six in the evenings except Mondays and Saturdays. The notice explains the peculiar advantages of gas stoves and how Gatland gas differs from others.
Local residents and visitors seen in Goshen area
A string of visits and travels from Milford Warsaw Indianapolis Mottville Syracuse and Lima noted. People include Supt Swinehart of the Valley line Mrs J B Gattshall Miss Myrtle Kelly Mr and Mrs F P Archer of Detroit and many others visiting relatives in New Paris Decatur Elkhart Bloomington and Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Rosenthal
Warsaw
Swinehart
J.B. Gattshall
Paris, Ill
Myrtle Kelly
Marion
Clark Kelly
Indianapolis
Alice Ford
Rushville
Dan Bowser
Culver
F. P. Archer
Detroit
Mich
C.A. Pooley
Kennedy
Stingle
Lake Wawasee
Fr. Brumbaugh
Henry Pease
Chicago
Retta Hess
Lizzie Hess
Syracuse
C. E. Kerring
John Wygant
Roanoke
Ind
F. B. Spangler
New Paris
W. R. Coverston
Pauline
J. F. Poyser
Waukegan
Ill
Joe Pulse
Dollie Sassaman
Mottville
James Sheeley
Warren
Roy Cornell
Knoxville
Tenn
Goshen
Abijah Cornell
Charles Scott
Wm. Twomey
Peru
Phoebe Plank
Harvey Tarman
Freemont
Ohio
W. E. Geddes
Harriet
Decatur
D. E. Studabaker
S. S. Gingerich
Delta Kauffman
Bloomington
Goshen College
Adeline Lemley
Proctorville, C
G. C. Lemley
T. H. Hanson
Elkhart
Anne Beeson
Oma Silver
Reta Jackson
Ligonier
McNaughton Hall
Florence Knox
Robert McKinney
Washington, D. C
George A. Riley
Lima O
McKinney
Irwin Theater Set To Host Sensational Next Week
Goshen patrons await a remarkable week as the Irwin presents a new act headlined by Oreo a striking illusion with a red figure formed from wood paint and cloth followed by Woodley blackface eccentric music prompts Louie Haydn singing Aint You Coming Back to Old New Hampshire Molly Pat and May Toubey Irish Piper act the kinodrome features The Traveling Menagerie and The Silver Spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Goshen
Elkhart
Mr. Woodley
Louie Haydn
Old New Hampshire
Pat
May Toubey
Mr.Toubey
Horse driven aims startled flock of sheep injures couple
A horse being moved from Goshen to Middlebury bolted after a flock of sheep causing Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Shet tel to be thrown into a ditch with Mrs. Shet tel suffering severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Middlebury
A.G. Shettel
Child Injured as Cartridge Explodes in Forest Grove
Ollie Nusbaum, son of Amos Nusbaum, Forest Grove, held a dynamite cartridge when it exploded injuring his hand. Local authorities and physicians assessed the incident and provided treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Amos Nusbaum
Forest Grove
Hilding
Hawks Hardware Co. Offers Garden Tools All Week
A brief notice states Hawks Hardware Co. has a large variety of garden hoses and hoes available. Store closes at six each weekday and on Saturday evenings, with exceptions on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks ‘Hardware Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Dodge
Margaret L. Davis
Harriet M. Davis
J. H. Hart
Levi Harshberger
David Yoder
William
Ferris
Indiana By. Co
Fannie K. Chamberlain
Chloe Alwine
Adelbert C. Alwine
Chloe Reynolds
Cowboy
Y. M
Elk’s
New Lake Shore
Ferd Case
Mortuary Record
Cammack
Milford
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