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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

7

Staley and Peters family reunions and local incidents in Nappanee

News from Nappanee reports Mrs J K Mellett injured in a fall. The Staley reunion was hosted by Levi Schrock. John Hughes completed a 700 mile auto trip. Ed Kantz injured falling from a streetcar in Indianapolis. Local paving progress to finish soon. Nappanee attendees at a Des Moines Baptist meeting report a large gathering. Mahala Emmons and Herbert Johnson to reside in Greenville after their Nappanee wedding. The Stump family reunion set for June 20 at Scott Mills’ home near New Paris. Charles Worley, Ida Spencer’s Nappanee marriage, now foreman for Central paving, to live in Rochester. Peters family fourth annual reunion held at Ephraim Johnson’s home with 66 attendees.

J. K. Mellett Staley Levi Schrock John Hughes Ed Kantz Indianapolis Nappanee Des Moines Mahala Emmons Herbert Johnson Greenville Stump Scott Mills New Paris Charles W. Worley Ida Spencer Goshen The Central Paving Company Rochester

Local Gossip Figures In Benton Area Visits And Home Projects

D Longacre of Toledo vacations with the Longacre parents Mr and Mrs Tom Longacre while Mr and Mrs Earl Bant a of Panama arrive home for the summer. Chas makes a major change on the Butler farm moving and building a new barn. Merrice Chatten returns from Milford after visiting his uncle BE Elsea and family. Romayne Rohrer visits Goshen friend Josephine Banta. Ray Elsea of Chicago visits his parents E M Elsen. Mrs Charles Thompson of Goshen visits Mary and Fanny Kyler. Rocky Mountain Tea ad ends the item.

D. Longacre Toledo Tom Longacre Earl Banta Panama Chas Butler Farm Merrice Chatten Milford BE. Elsea Adrian Christie la Porte Rebecca Peoples Romayne Rohrer Goshen Josephine Banta Ray Elsea Chicago E. M. Elsen Charles Thompson Mary Fanny Kyler

Notice of Repair Bid for Elkhart County Farm Barn

The Elkhart County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by July 9 1908 at 9 30 a m for repairs to the barn at the County Farm in Dunlaps Indiana. Plans and specs are on file in the Auditor's Goshen office. bidders must file bond and affidavit. the board may reject all bids.

County Asylum Supply Bids Sought by Elkhart County

The Elkhart County Commissioners invite proposals for supplies for the County Asylum for quarter ending September 30 1908. Bids on Auditor provided blanks must be filed by 9 90 am July 9 1908 and opened at that hour. The contract goes to the lowest responsible bidder or bidders with right to reject any or all bids.

Board of County Commissioners Elkhart County Indiana Board of Commissioners D. O. Batchelor

Notice to coal dealers for Elkhart County supply bids

The Board of County Commissioners of Elkhart County Indiana will on Thursday July 9 at 8:30 am in Goshen receive sealed bids for a supply of domestic lump coal for the County Infirmary Dunlaps Jail and Court House for 1908 to June 30 1909. Coal grade Jackson Hill Pomeroy or Hacking from Nelsonville Ohio to be delivered on Goshen or Dunlaps sidings in not less than one car lots. Bidders must furnish a bond and affidavits of non collusion. The right to reject any bids is reserved. Auditor

Board of County Commissioners Elkhart County Indiana Jackson Hill Pomeroy Hacking Nelsonville Ohio Goshen

Elkhart County Fair to Showcase Grounds July 4 Matinee

The Elkhart County Fair and Agricultural Association invites the public to a matinee on Saturday July 4 at the new grounds and buildings with six races. A mystery supper will follow in the Bayville gymnasium Saturday evening.

Bikiar Fair and Agricultural Association Elkhart County Fair and Agricultural Association Bayville Gymnasium

Flareback at Fort Wadsworth Wounds Three Guardsmen

Grim war drama ended in tragedy as a flareback from a 6 inch gun at Fort Wadsworth Staten Island injures three New York National Guard soldiers. George H Harvey John Walsh and John McDowell suffer severe burns and shock with Walsh likely to die. Two others escape major injuries as the post hospital acts quickly under discipline.

New York Narrows Fort Wadsworth Staten Island George H. Harvey John Walsh John McDowell

Dangerous Navigation at Narrows Fire Practice

Forts Phentin and Wadsworth continued target practice in New York Harbor as many ships crowded the lower bay. Projectiles weighing about 1,060 pounds landed near vessels including the Deutschland and two dining yachts, with a larger blast near a schooner fleet. The firing, increased smokeless powder charges to 200 pounds, created stronger shocks for nearby residences. Aftermath reports note a Manila bulletin confirming Secretary of War Part's nomination for president by the Republican party, while Bryan in Lincoln indicated he would comment later.

New York Phentin Wadsworth Narrows Outro Cedric Bryan Lincoln Neb William J! Bryan Fairview Bone

Taft's Cabinet Nomination Notified by Committee Members

The list of committee members announced to inform Taft of his nomination includes Ray O. West of Indiana Jorge Ade of Michigan George P Codd of Wisconsin John Hurphy. Roosevelt set to receive Taft's resignation as cabinet officer on June 19 with effect July 1.

Te Nouly Taft Chicago Inc Conmittes Wai HL Iithets Ray O. West Indiana Jorge Ade Michigin George P Codd Wisecosin John 'T Hurphy Taft Heeigna Waatington Roosevelt

Local News From Kendallville and Nearby Areas

Water rates for Kendallville factories rose and sometimes doubled. Herman L. Brown resigned as St. Joe schools superintendent to enter the commission business. Frank B. Park elected to Kendallville school board, succeeding D. H. Drake. Glebe Clothing Company of Warsaw filed notice of capital stock increase from 20000 to 22500 with the secretary of state. Logansport gas plant sold for 525000 to the bondholders reorganizer. Tr. W. L. Garrett fatally injured by a hayload accident. Walter Mills, Huntington night clerk, drugged by strangers but alerted police. assailants fled. Mrs. W. J. McAfee, a somnambulist, cut her hair in sleep. Warsaw Company H won five of twelve range contests at Goshen Elkhart amid a rifle defect. Manuel Mandida, Spanish immigrant, jailed after stabbing three on a Wabash train. he shows terror and little grasp of English. Ernest Snellenberger injured in a motor cycle crash near Elkhart. lamp damaged.

Kendallville Herman L. Brown St. Joe Frank B. Park D. H. Drake Glebe Clothing Company Warsaw Logansport Dietrich Syndicate Tr. W. L. Garrett Wells County Walter Mills Huntington Mills W. J. McAfee Bluffton

Peculiar Rat Attack Kills Elkhart Foundry Worker

B F Gruber, a moulder at Lake Shore foundry in Elkhart, touched a rat in a flour box at work and was killed when rodents gnawed the end of his right hand finger. The incident follows a string of property transfers in Elkhart with multiple lot purchases by local residents.

B. F. Gruber Lake Shore Elkhart

New Paris Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness

Mrs. Lewis Immel visited Bristol relatives this week. Miss Faye Swart of Elkhart visits New Paris relatives. Edith Lavering has typhoid fever. Levi Neff expands his farm east of town. Mrs. L. R. Whitehead heads to Detroit to visit kin. Jesse Rodegeb and his wife from Elkhart visit the southeast of town. Frank Burtsfield visits parents after Bloomington schooling. Local youths attend a Milford band concert. Arthur Robinson, visiting William Carr, returns to Chicago. Pearl Leedy visits her parents as she nears Angola Normal graduation. Mabel Geddes and Lena Cline return from Green Castle winter study. Frank Brown, son of Mrs. Barbara Brown of Wabash, and Incane vanish.

Lewis Immel Bristol Faye Swart Elkhart New Paris Edith Geo. Lavering Levi Neff L. R. Whitehead Detroit Mich Jesse Rodegeb Frank Burtsfield Bloomington Milford Arthur Robinson William Carr Chicago Pearl Leedy Ezra Leedy Angola Normal School Mabel Geddes Lena Cline Greencastle Ind

Local Notes on Residents and Visitor Visits

Emery Mowan is very sick with typhoid fever. About 35 young people from North Clinton spent Saturday at Stone Lake. Mrs. Anna Kauffman of Iowa is here to see her mother, Mrs. Erb who is very low. Rev. I. L. Berkey and wife attended the Brethren conference at Des Moines and visited their son Landon nearby. Benj Cripe spent last week in Goshen visiting friends. Jacob Miller of Shelby is visiting relatives here.

Emery Mowan North Clinton Stone Lake Anna Kauffman Iowa Erb I. L. Berkey Des Moines Landon Benj. Cripe Goshen Jacob Miller Shelby, Ja

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