Showers and Thunderstorms Across Goshen Area
The Goshen Democrat reports showers and thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight, followed by cooler conditions tonight. Sunday is expected to be fair and cooler.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
4
The Goshen Democrat reports showers and thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight, followed by cooler conditions tonight. Sunday is expected to be fair and cooler.
The notice mix lists local businesses and prices including rugs hats and paint. Mentions Stivers, Zook and Heintzelman, Leas and Galbreath, and Hawke Hardware Co. References a 24 foot ladder gift to Warsaw, a baseball event at Rogers Goshen bend, and a runaway incident in LaPorte county.
Ann Cripe transfers land in Canton township for 1425 dollars to David Shrock. Ethan A. Dausman transfers land in Harrison township for 2000 dollars to Tobias T. Johnson. Matinda Lindsey transfers a lot in Goshen for 990 dollars to Dora B. Dugdale. Lilian Showalter transfers land in Canton township for 3999.98 dollars to Ira Myers.
David D Rodhbauagh of South Sixth Street is reported quite ill with appendicitis symptoms. The note records his condition and location as part of a local health circle update.
Mortuary records announce the deaths of Mrs. Joseph Coash in Goshen at 4 10 am age 35 and Mrs Jacob H Brown at 6 30 am age 36 with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. The notices also include a defiance Ohio birth origin, Waterford and South Bend connections, and details of a Jefferson theater showing of the Young er Brothers film with two shows tonight. A relic gift to the Historical Society and a note on free entertainment at the G A R hall complete the item.
The entire stock including fixtures will be sold as the store closes for the week to prepare this great sale. No items are reserved. A trimmed hat is offered for $1.00 as part of the clearance.
Tomorrow June 14 Flag Day events are listed as Simon Wolff 64, of Kendallville, dead at home. A sale of sideboards and buffets at reduced prices runs at Stiver’s. A special car to the baseball park and a Rogers band concert at 2 30 and a Cress Spires game at 5. G A R Hall program includes Attorney Drake and others with free entertainment and 10 cent ice cream. Studebaker Park hosts Cook Family Reunion with 135 attending from several towns. officers elected and next meeting set for Elk Hart June 14 next year. Ringling Bros circus license set at 25 dollars. county license directs funds to the fair association. City license also 25 dollars.
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