Twenty Five Years Ago Items From The Democrat 1883
A digest from The Democrat 1883 notes Barnum plans a South exhibit on June 6 and memorials such as Memorial Day orders by James M. Howell Post commander Harry M. Dean. It lists deaths including Mrs. Mitchell Raymo and Mrs. Amanda Dibble, and marriages like Pauline Meyers to Herman Goldstein on June 6. Various visits and relocations are recorded, with a long roll of honor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Barnum
South
John Kane
Mitchell Raymo
Middlebury Street
Harry M. Dean
Howell Post
James Prickett
N. Prickett
Huntsville
Ala
Isaiah Violett
Utah
California
Amanda Dibble
Amanda Jacobs
Grand Rapids
Wilden
Walnut Hill
Pauline Meyers
Herman Goldstein
W. W. Raymond
W. L. Stonex
E. H. Dunning
St. James Church
Indianapolis
W. B. Lehman
West
A. E. Billings
Jackson
Hillsdale
Mich
Jacob Hahn
Marshall County
Gen
Mrs. Hascall
New York
Wm. Probasco
A. Shaum
C. Perkins
W. H. Bower
Minnich
John Toms
Isarah Violett
Miss Ella Glass
J. F. Crine
Josiah Rensberger
James Ranta Henry Thompson
Alonzo Rodihbaugh
Ham Smith
Joseph Denny
Wm. Bowers
J. N. Alford
F. U. Wolfe
Hazel Shakespeare suffers eye trouble from poison vine
Mention of Hazel Shakespeare's eye ailment attributed to a poison vine. Harry Houser at the B F depot back to work after tending his ill wife. Mrs. Myers of Goshen and Mrs. Sparklin of Elkhart visit Messick kin and help clean a house. Hotel Milford Junction rumors persist about a change of ownership. Dangler's advertises bread prices and new Gunness farm views at the Vaudette. Real estate ad by G. P. Rowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hazel
Harry Houser
B. & O. Depot
QO. P. Myers
Goshen
John Sparklin
Elkhart
Messick
Milford Junction
Mr. Collins
Paid in Full at Chicago Grand Opera House headlines
The Grand Opera House in Chicago completes its first month of the successful run of Paid in Full by Eugene Walter, directed by Wagenhals and Kemper, drawing praise for its poignant appeal and vitality. The article notes parallel success in New York and mentions Ella Wheeler Wilcox praising the drama's philosophy and entertainment value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Eugene Walter
New York City
Chicago
Wagenhals
Kemper
New York
Astor Theatre
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
New Paris Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs T J Juday shows slow to improve status as neighbors and friends send well wishes. Visitors include 8 Rohrer and Mrs Ezra Leidy to Syracuse last Monday. Zoa Wyland of Goshen visits Aunt Mrs Edward Alwine. Harvey Marvel of Elkhart spends Saturday with New Paris friends. Zoa Peoples of Benton visits Mr and Mrs Melvin Shaline. Luther Martin Wabash depot agent plans trip to visit parents in Mig with Nettie Salles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Juday
Rohrer
Ezra Leedy
Syracuse
Zoa Wyland
Goshen
Edward Alwine
Harvey Marvel
Elkhart
New Paris
Zoa Peoples
Benton
Melvin Shaline
Luther Martin
Wabash Depot
Mig“Mies Nettie Salles
Liege
Fresh roasted coffee at Millwood by L. J. Brooks
A brief ad notes fresh roasted coffees available at Millwood offered by L. J. Brooks with item price set at one dollar.
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Patty
PLC
Mirza-Golems
Flying Jordans
the Duttons
Daisy Hodgins
Funny Men
Rem Abroa
Gmilonen
Riccobono
Dwight H. Hawks’ Drug Store
Enest
T 113
NEW York Life
Walter C. Herr
Ils
Main Sr
Dangler’s
EDI
Shakespeare
Gunness Farm
Vaudette
Plenie and
Inch Goods, Dangler’s
G. P. Rowell
Portieres
House Furnisher
Qoghen, Ind
Ford
Vt Furniture
Chicago Theatres
Colonial
Joe Weber
Beautiful Theatre
The
Lehar
Anton Helndl
Taft
Studebaker
Hayden
Elsie Janis
Whitehead
Marvin Shultz
Goshen Floral Co
East
Washington St
Dangler's
Co. L. Simmons—Fire Insurance
Doe
East Washington St
O. O. Miller, Goshen
Ind
Dangler
Millwood
L. J. Brooks
A. Puschmann
Reme
Riley
Mata
Newell Bros
Madras