Garage Blast Destroys Teegarden Putt Garage
An automobile explosion at the Teegarden & Putt garage in the H F Kidder building at 214 North Main street damaged the garage and several cars. Mrs H R Whitmer owned a wrecked White Steamer. others suffered smoke and fire damage. Insurance coverage mitigates most losses. no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teegarden & Putt
H. F. Kidder
North Main Street
H. R. Whitmer
Richard Collins
South Ninth Street
Otto Teegarden
Charles Putt
Whitmer
Haines Egbert
A.B. Witt
Cora Weimer
Kidder Block
Richard Staub
Riggle
Henry Lehman
Kohler
Kenneth Lehman
Hanover Company
Elkhart County Trust Co
A. B. Witt
Brick Yard Expands to Meet Growing Demand
The Bemenderfer brick yard north of town cannot keep up with demand. The plant capacity has been increased and new modern machinery added. A 88 horse power gasoline engine is among the new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemenderfer
Special supply of fine baked goods at i Dangler's
A note announces a special supply of fine baked goods available at i Dangler's. The item list highlights premium breads and pastries, inviting customers to visit and enjoy a curated selection.
No New Trial Denied in Snell Case
In Clinton Illinois a new trial in the Col Thomas Snell will case was denied today. An appeal was then taken to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Clinton, Ill
Col. Thomas Snell Will
Supreme Court
Sudden Death of Farmer in Syracuse
Perry Sulsar, 76, a prominent farmer two miles southwest of Syracuse and uncle of Mrs. C. E. Kerring, was found dead in bed Friday morning. He had heart trouble and died soon after retiring Thursday night. Survived by wife and two children Alice Hentz and Adelbert Sulsar. Funeral Sunday afternoon at the U B church in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Sulsar
Syracuse
C. E. Kerring
Hoy
Sulsar
Alice Hentz
Adelbert Sulsar
Lake Shore
Elkhart
U. B
Trial Set in Circuit Court for Douglas Stuart
Douglas Stuart charged with attempted criminal assault on James Long's ten year old daughter Mary Long. He appeared in circuit court this morning and the trial was set for next Wednesday morning. Stuart was returned to jail. Mary Long is much improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Stuart
James Long
Stuart
Mary Long
Marriage of Milo Q March and Leora Sapp In Chicago
Invitations are issued for the marriage of Milo Q March formerly of Goshen now of Chicago to Miss Leora Sapp of Muncie. The ceremony will be held Tuesday at noon and the couple will reside in Chicago. Indiana Society on a Lark: Chicago members reunite at Will J. Davis Willowdale farm Crown Point with George Ade Barr McCutcheon and other notable Indiana figures among guests.
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Milo Q. March
Goshen
Chicago
Leora Sapp
Muncie
Indiana Society
Will J. Davis
Willowdale Farm
Crown Point
George Ade
John T
George Barr McCutcheon
George W. Maher
H. I. Miller
John Farson
C. Alling
Judge Landis
Mr. Davis
Society
South Bend
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Panhandle
Goshen Doctor Becknell Urges Marriage Amid Milford Rumor
Milford Mall quotes from Milford correspondence to Syracuse Enterprise dated 35 years ago about Goshen physician Doc Becknell then living in Milford. The note jokes the doctor has a new coat of varnish on his buggy and is a prize worth competing for as he offers to board and clothe a wife’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Mall
Milford
Syracuse
Goshen
Doc Becknell
Court approves purchase of equipment for Interurban Co
Judge Heaton of Fort Wayne in the superior court allows J. D. Mortuner receiver to buy new motor car equipment up to 22680 dollars and issue receiver's certificates to pay for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Fort Wayne
J. D. Mortuner
Toledo & Chicago Interurban Co
Zimmerman Faces Discharge After Inquest Verdict
Coroner Clark of South Bend ruled Mrs. Julia Zimmerman died from accidental shooting. George Zimmerman appeared in police court this forenoon and will be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
South Bend
Julia Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Patent filing for roof edging by Martin Moyer
Martin Moyer applies for a patent on a roof edging designed to bind asbestos paper and rubber roofing. Joint Independence Day celebrations planned by Warsaw and Winona Lake this year. Fireworks makers showcase a growing line of novelties with many new items. Hawks Hardware Co. advertises three large shows including window displays and Kodaks available to rent at Parfitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moyer
Hawks Hardware Co
Divorce Granted in Snell Alimony Case Amid Scandal Claims
Mrs Harriet Standon Snell, former musical comedy actress and wife of Elkhart bank VP Thomas Thornton Snell, was granted a divorce with alimony totaling about 10000 dollars. The court ordered 125 shares of St Joseph Valley bank stock to Mrs Snell, monthly sums beginning July 1 1908, plus staged house rent payments and a six month rent period. Snell faced no dramatic courtroom moments as witnesses testified and he left with his lawyer after the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Standon Snell
Thomas Thornton Snell
St. Joseph Valley Bank
Elkhart
Col
Thomas Snell
Bloomington
Dodge
Snell
James L. Harman
Dan C. Thomas
Fagsbourg
Perry L. Turner
Turner
Dikhart
Milwaukee
Chicago
Richard Carl
Europe
Wikhart
Mrs Snell Noted Social Presence in Elkhart
Mrs Snell, described as a blonde social figure, is newly received in Elkhart society though she has no fixed plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reer
Mrs. Snell
Elkhart
Earl Neff Arrested in Liquor Giving Charge
Earl Neff employed at the Mast farm was arrested by Officer Greenwood on a warrant by Henry G. McKinnis for giving liquor to Allen McKinnis. Neff pleaded not guilty at arraignment, bail set at 59 dollars, trial set for Monday at 7:30 p.m., with reports of a possible guilty plea. Additional arrests followed the McKinnis case involving Abraham Markley and Chet Sample tied to Dottie Speelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McKinnis
Earl Neff
Mast Farm
Greenwood
Henry G. McKinnis
Neff
McKinnis
Plainfield School
John Wallace
Court Square
Elmer Cooper
Whisler
Abraham Markley
Chet Sample
Dottie Speelman
Republican Township Convention nominates two trustees
The Republican township convention met in Court Park to nominate candidates for trustee and assessor. Thomas A. Davis chaired as chairman. F. B. Leaming received 129 votes to 86 for Geo. R. McMasters, who moved for unanimous nomination. Daniel M. Bowser was nominated for assessor by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Thomas A. Davis
F. B. Leaming
Geo. R. McMasters
Clark Bruce
Charles Zellers
Leaming
MceMasters
Masters
McMansters
Daniel M. Bowser
Air Line progress toward Gary nears funding goals
The Air Line expects to complete its system within two weeks and has raised about $200,000 of the $500,000 needed to reach Gary. Wealthy New Yorkers backing the project include a railroad president who invested $80,000, with other subscrip tions of $20,000 $15,000 and $5,000 from additional buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Line
LaPorte
Argus Bulletin
Joans
Gary
Editor Landis Hurt In Press Accident
J D Landis editor of the Nappanee Advance injured his left hand when the second finger was caught between the press drive arm and mashed above the second joint. Doctors considered amputation but Landis chose to keep a stiff finger instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis Hurt
J. D. Landis
Nappanee Advance
Mr. Landis
Poison by Mistake In South Whitley Saloon
Mrs. Rollo Williamson aged 30 wife of a bartender in the Cleveland saloon at South Whitley swallowed sugar of lead thinking it was a heart stimulant she intended to take. She survived the accidental poisoning and is reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Williamson
Clevenger
South Whitley
Marshall Post Cards Feature Capitol Image in Anderson
A new postcard shows the Indianapolis capitol building with T. R. Marshall in the background and the caption Not yet, but soon. The card is popular, reflecting the Marshall campaign sentiment in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Anderson
Capitol Building
Indianapolis
T. R. Marshall
Locating New Crossing Near Lake James
Harold A. Keith surveys a new crossing for Bucklea Valley Line at Lake James. Angola council pushes costly underground crossing, suggesting the line may run two miles away to avoid it. Harry A. Butterfield completes grading for Winona Interurban on the Warsaw Peru extension west of Warsaw. Kenneth Lehman, son of Henry Lehman, of the North Side, is seriously ill with tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Keith
Lake James
Bucklea Valley
Angola Council
Iite
Harry A. Butterfield
Goshen
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Warsaw and
Peru
Warsaw
Blok List
Kenneth Lehman
Henry Lehman
North Side
Willie Mack Foils Hold Up In Lake Shore Yards
Willie Mack, 20, a barn worker from Buffalo, used a makeshift revolver to thwart two hoboes aiming to rob him in the Lake Shore yards. He and a carload of horses proceeded. the tramps were arrested by depot officers and confined at the jail with no prosecuting witness yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mack
Lake Shore
Mack
Buffalo
C. G. Landis
New York City
William C. Elliott
American Express Co
Big Four
Guy P. Salade
Pee
Widow Believed Alive? Gunness Case Sparks $5000 Bet
A letter from I Youtsler of Itasco Missouri offers $5000 to any attorney who can prove Bella Gunness is alive within six months. He recalls staying at the Gunness house and claims Mrs. Gunness urged girls to ignore an old man. He mentions carrying $700 in cash and $800 in drafts, and sent Sheriff Smutzer a razor marked F Lind Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunness Farm
Smutzer
LaPorte
I. N. Youtsler
Itasco
H. W. Worden
Bella Gunness
Prisoner case ends as note aids release in Warsaw
Mrs. Clara Nicholas, held by stepmother Mrs. A C Funk in East Warsaw, freed after she sent a note with 50 cents to a boy who alerted Charles Funk of South Bend. Funk arrested Mrs. Funk. she faced trial. Also report notes alleged horse theft of a team of black mares from B Hess of South Bend, no trace yet. Dangler's Tea & Coffee House, at...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Funk
Warsaw
Clara Nicholas
South Bend
Charles Funk
Funk
B. Hess
Hess
Christian Science Leader Abolishes Mother Church Communion
Mrs Eddy releases statements abolishing the Annonal Communion season at The Mother Church in Boston. Branch churches keep their communion times while Boston’s service ends, stressing spiritual Mind and Christ guidance and that distant members may still attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Eddy
House of the Mother Church
Christ
K O P Decoration Services Plan Memorial at Hall
Following program at Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow at 3 30 o clock the graves of deceased brothers will be decorated in the morning by a committee Invocation Rev E B A Vannuys Opening Ode Lodge Prayer Rev E A Vannuys Music Address Rev M J Mayor Ritual Service Officers of the Lodge Closing Ode Benediction Flowers to be left at the Hall Saturday evening and early Sunday morning All visiting Knights friends and ladies invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
M. J
E. A. Vannuys
Republican Out for Marshall Interview in Indiana Post
S S Doman city attorney Mitch ell Indiana a republican endorses Democrat Thomas R Marshall for governor. He says in an interview in the Columbia City Post that he is for Marshall and heard Marshall support on a southern state trip to Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
S. S. Doman
Mitchell
Ind
Columbia City Post
Thomas R. Marshall
Winona
Doman
Oppenheim Buys Five Passenger Locomobile
Harris G. Oppenheim of the Chicago Fair bought a five passenger Locomobile. He and Charles Lamb drove it through from Chicago yesterday. The Democrat foresees moonlit excursions to watermelon patches around the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheim
Harris G. Oppenheim
Chicago Fair
Charles Lamb
Chicago
The
Democrat
Fine Family Group at Whitehead Reunion
Jacob Hatlel possesses a fine photograph showing the large Whitehead reunion crowd. The image clearly reveals recognizable features of many attendees, highlighting the surprising size of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hatlel
Goshen Band Delights Crowds At Open Air Concert
Rogers' Goshen band presented the fourth open air concert of the season in the court park pavilion last evening. A large crowd attended and approved moving start time to 7 45 PM from 8 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers’ Goshen
Court Park Pavilion
Egge of Mountain Pheasants Raised by Goshen Plant Boss
Frank Cripe superintendent of the Goshen Churn and Ladder Co will raise a brood of mountain pheasants after receiving a setting from Pennsylvania. He plans to cultivate the birds at the plant location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egge
Frank Cripe
Goshen Churn and Ladder Co
Pennsylvania
Stock Sold Here in Goshen and Bayville Notice
Local stockholders of the Wireless Telephone company have received notice of a three percent dividend. It is said that $4,000 worth of stock has been sold in Goshen and vicinity. Bayville has not yet vacated the rooms on the second floor of the Mc Naughton building at Fifth street and Lincol avenue. It is understood the place will be vacated July 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless Telephone Company
Goshen
Vicinity
Bayville
McNaughton
Fifth Street
Lincol Avenue
Dispute Over Cemetery Lot Monument and Ownership
In Elkhart a dispute centers on a Grace Lawn cemetery lot where a monument bearing the name Lambert is said to have been sold after divorce. Mrs. Lambert and H. Duey of South Bend accuse former husband C. N. Lambert of funding and negotiating the purchase and of paying most costs. Officials have removed the monument amid claims of mispayment and improper removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lawn
H. Duey
South Bend
N. Lumbert
Elkhart
Lumbert
Lo Grace
C. N.lambert
Lamberts
New York
Lambert
Fenib
3Hart
Insurance Company
Funct
City
First Street
New
Imps
Ollie Lambert
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Putt & Teegarden
Winona Lake
Kodaks
Parfitt
Learning
Bowser
Rey
Mrs. Nicholas
Dangler's Tea & Coffee House
Mrs. Eddy
K. O. P. Decoration Services
Rev
EB. A. Vannuys
R. H. Duey
Lumbe
Darling
North Man
Beila Gunnese
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