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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
6
Local brief notices report the Red Men to elect officers tonight, a hobo magician in Elkhart, Dr. M. G. Lower dead at North Manchester, and various community items. Also included are weather notes, meetings, ads, and a South Bend death, with notices on rentals, naval inspections, and a tonic ad.
A full line of straw hats from the Townsend-Crace Co of Baltimore, including sailors and soft brim college styles, is displayed by Abe Kaatz in the south window. See them in the shop window during open hours.
An advertisement urges readers to trust Parisian Sage as a guaranteed cure for dandruff and falling hair. Agent H. N. Jenner promotes the product, promising two weeks for results or money back, with a 50 cent bottle at his drug store. Manufactured in Buffalo by Giroux Mfg. Co.
Local notices list George W. Farrell visiting Warsaw with others traveling through the region. J B Walters from Wak…raisa and Miss Josie Gardner from Jefferson township visit Wakarusa. Several families visit relatives in Lansing Syracuse Syracuse and Marcellus while others return from trips to Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Athens and Denver.
The notice highlights shoes in tans gun metal and patent leathers in various qualities. It mentions Abe Kaatz as a clothing and shoe retailer and references a school picnic by Miss Bivins' room at the Pike street building. It notes R. H. Beckman becoming a teacher at Kendallville High now joining the Indianapolis Star. The Big Four shops at Beach Grove are operating and Elkhart Woodmen plan a second camp.
The Elkhart Township Sunday school convention will be held in Waterford. Nellie G. Michael has returned home after several months in Ohio. The young ladies' home missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold a pastry sale Saturday at the Smith-Clark furniture store. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised to strengthen nerves and digestion.
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