Partly cloudy forecast with showers for north region
The report notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with probable showers in the extreme north portion and a warming trend.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
8
The report notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with probable showers in the extreme north portion and a warming trend.
Community notices and ads include a Benton Harbor excursion via the Big Four on Sunday June 8 with 8:25 a.m. train, pharmacy and medical product promotions for Foley's Kidney Cure, Otis J. Beeson’s store offerings, and ice cream sandwich specials. Also listed are Chautauqua Calendar news, loan offers by M H Crips, Rocky Mountain Tea promotions by D H Hawks, and Big Four rail fare and low rates across multiple territories with sales dates in June to September.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says he suffered ten years with kidney disease and was bedridden at times. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He now credits the remedy as a Godsend and notes it is for sale at Otis J Beecon's.
Wilson Roose offers probate and real estate law services with bonds furnished for administrators and guardians. Located office over The State Bank.
Mr and Mrs 8 F Hedrick visit Millersburg. Sol Mayer returns from a road trip. Bert Schulte of Garrett visits C G Adams. J D Okuhans and Alfred Foster of Elkhart were here yesterday. Edward Miller formerly here from Elkhartton. Mrs J B Gattacal and son Ralph go to New Paris. Flora Keane of Leesburg visits her sister Mrs Myrtle Hunter. Ora Zint Huntington and Lula Haney Syracuse guest of Mrs Jacob McLoughen. Mrs Tom Foster returns from Bremen due to Mrs Sarah Foster illness. Mrs William Klee of West Superior Wisconsin visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Murray. David Lamb of Wabash county returns from Goshen. Mr and Mrs W P Reed of Kakaska Michigan visit A J Ford family then go to Logansport. Mrs J M Neufer visiting Rev and Mrs C C Diesell and Mr and Mrs J L Cooper Parkside returns to Fort Wayne. Orlie Warden and Roy Daub go to Chicago for high school track meet next Saturday. Daub in shot put, Warden in half mile. D B Carpenter of Bucklen Opera House Elkhart leaves for eastern business trip and next season's bookings.
Local activities include Henry Myers remodeling his house and a rain halted Sunday ball game. Foraker residents visitations include Chauncey Mishler returning from Wisconsin and Levi Koli a visiting from New Paris. The quarterly meeting drew a good crowd while several neighbors hosted guests from nearby towns. A newborn at Daniel Mishler’s home brightens the community. Charley Stouder remains seriously ill with a lung ailment and burst blood vessel. Noah Dausman, Jacob Pula, and Annie Culp returned from Maryland last week.
North Clinton reports visits from Topeka residents John King and Joel Greenwalt and from Serra gorda Illinois by Ben Martino and sisters. Samuel Honderich returns home from Elkhart for Sunday. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Samuel Hoover's home next Thursday. A bridge at the mill dam is being repaired with a new stone wall. Mrs Levi Evans returns home from J D Schrock's near Wawaka. Irwin Detwiler of Elkhart speaks on Foreign Missionaries and will visit India in September. A Lake Shore Ry special train from Goshen on Sunday June 15 departs 8 34 A M, round trip 75 cents, returning from St Joseph at 6 30 P M.
London reports Lord Kitchener promoted to general with a request for a £509000 grant and a viscountcy for his services. The king plans no coronation visit home before July while South Africa operations continue under Lyttleton and Hamilton. Budget talks note £40 million for war demobilization and costs, with £15.75 million trimmed. The Pretoria dispatch notes Boers’ acceptance of King Edward’s sovereignty, signaling potential peace but possible remaining hostilities in the northwest.
A Sioux Falls hearing denied Nebraska's request to deliver Sheriff Lewison of Union County to Nebraska authorities over an alleged unlawful shooting of the Turgeon brothers during an attempted arrest. The incident occurred on disputed soil on the boundary between Nebraska and South Dakota, with the governor ruling the shooting happened on South Dakota soil.
Mr and Mrs Solomon Buttsfield returned from Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Ross Immel and Gray Buttsfield were guests of Neil Whitehead Sunday. The junior Y P A plans an ice cream social in the school yard Saturday evening June 7. All are invited.
A Democrat reader recalls a past editor's remark about a newly married couple enjoying a honeymoon ride. The note cites McGarvey & Brown dentists near Beesop's drug store with the Home phone listing.
Jos Bearts sprains back while others attend Memorial ex in Goshen. Miss Etho Culperyee Sundayed with Quite a nun Faeeareeke at Memorial ex. Several locals attend interurban track meet in Goshen. Lane Bickel and Bendisha Hershey visit family. Ex-Sheriff Kidder’s home boat draws attention. MWA ice cream social profits $11. Memorial services near Jackson cemetery disrupted by shower. Foley’s Kidney Cure advertised. Money to loan by Linté Brown.
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