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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
5
Fair weather with possible showers in the southwest tonight or Tuesday. Local items include Elk Hart improving CE Frank, day light robberies in Elkhart, the death of Mrs. J A Smith near Osceola, and various ads from The Economy store with summer dresses, lingerie, and wash items. Also notes on patrons visiting Milwaukee, a funeral for Benj Vesey, and window displays by The Smith Clark Co.
Heavy fine issued to Commodore Klinger who resides near Elkhart for assaulting his wife and daughter. He stated intoxication as his reason. The court imposed $50 plus costs.
A family reunion drew eighty attendees at the residence of Jacob Domer near Wakarusa on Saturday. The gathering brought together relatives from across the area for a day of shared memories and fellowship.
A crowded tally lists Prof Swart and many others visiting Elkhart and Goshen today. Names include Lydia Huffman C Harrison Otis Nusbaum Dale Hamilton George Barnhouse and more with several trips to Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Wawasee and updates on family gatherings and health.
The Fort Wayne Central league ball team will take a 14 car train to South Bend next Sunday to see Springbrook game between Fort Wayne and South Bend. The train will pass Goshen about 9 40 a m and a 24 piece band will accompany the excursionists.
An Anderson Indiana dispatch reports the Commercial Club adopted a resolution opposing saloon remonstrances, arguing they hurt local business.
Cora Losee, once of Elkhart, attempted suicide in Chicago but survived. She had a long reputation in Elkhart.
John D Bruak invites a few pupils for the summer term. Interested students may contact at Parkside or by telephone.
Word from Elkhart reports the death of Dr Myra R Hewitt in Chicago from cancer after a three month illness. Born in Cass county Michigan, she practiced medicine in Oshkosh Wisconsin and was a sister of Mrs Anna Hascall of Elkhart and Mrs Julia Hubbell of Goshen.
A joint meeting of the trustees and superintendents of Elkhart and Kosciusko counties was held today in the county superintendent's office. Nearly all trustees attended, including Kosciusko county officers Edson B. Sarber and a slate of county trustees led by Moses and F. Lentz.
About 2 500 spectators attended Elkhart matinee races with King On ly One finishing second in the green trot and Lord Giltwood third. Robert N. placed third in the 2 35 pace, Belle G. fourth, and Charles F. failed to place. Lucille R. was fourth in the free for all pace. Next matinee set for July 4. In a separate fire incident Ruth Horn, 13, lit a lamp causing a curtain blaze that neighbors helped extinguish. Gunness estate sale nets 1 713 67 after receipts totaled by Administrator Fogle and Clerk Bosserman.
Judge Vanfleet in the superior court awarded John Darr a one half interest in the farm valued at 2300 dollars following a dispute over the Darr partnership cast between the brothers.
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