Fair and Warmer Tonight With Chance of Showers
Fair and warmer forecast with increasing cloudiness and probable showers in the northwest portion tonight.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
5
Fair and warmer forecast with increasing cloudiness and probable showers in the northwest portion tonight.
Advert appears offering at home treatment for piles with a new absorption method. Requestors are asked to send address for trial materials and local reference. Includes attention to K of P and signatures E. O. Lehman and J. V. Morrice with Notre Dame address.
Our bargain sale of wallpaper remnants continues for a few more days. Many good patterns remain. bring room measurements, choose paper, and we’ll hang it. A great chance to decorate rooms beautifully for about half the regular price.
Ward Jackson comes from Cleveland and Otis Oldfather from Warsaw to town. Charles W. Miller travels to South Bend while Peter Banfield and son Louie visit there. Melvin Jackson Frank Evans and George Yates attend a Warsaw horse sale. Mrs C O Brady visits Pierce ton to see aunt Mrs D Pollock in ill health. Charles F Kelly and A B Witt return from St Joe river trip from Colon Michigan to Elkhart. H F Redman goes to Piqua Ohio to visit father B F Redman. Mrs D S Farrer from Indianapolis returns home after visiting D H Mast family. Mrs L E May arrives from Van Wert Ohio to visit son D L May and daughter Mrs McCaskey. Mrs Enright returns to Chicago after visiting Mrs F S Greenleaf. Lucinda Speaker of Montpelier Ohio visits aunt Mrs J B Wogeman who lies very low with paralysis. Charlotte Carmien arrives from Seattle to spend summer. she teaches there. Hattie Pollock from New York City to stay with parents Dr and Mrs G W Pollock. Pollock has lucrative road position.
John D Brunk will accept a few pupils for the summer term. Interested students may address Parkside or call at College for details.
Leroy E. Snyder selected by the Indianapolis Board of Park Commissioners as secretary and assistant to landscape architect George E. Kessler at a salary of 1500 dollars per year. Snyder formerly lived in South Bend and worked for the Times and the Journal in Indianapolis before five years ago.
J. Gallagher sells Goshen property to Horace L. Henry for 1000 dollars. Clara A. Barns sells Goshen property to Andrew Stout for 2500 dollars. Trustee mentions include A. R. Bemenderfer of the North Side in Democratic township trustee nomination. Masury’s advertises best point. Hawks Hardware notes fifth year of handling insurance. Geo P Rowell Florida Pineapples. Dangler’s Milwood 91. L. J. Brooks.
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