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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
3
The Presbyterian social will offer a supper Thursday evening from 5 to 8 with hot veal loaf pork and beans pickles creamed potatoes cabbage salad hot tea and biscuits priced at 15 cents.
Weather forecast says generally fair tonight and Friday with much colder air arriving Friday. Notes mention E R Stoll of the South Bend Times visiting yesterday and a long-distance walker Roy L Brooks en route to Chicago, aiming to cover about 50 miles daily via Goshen.
Funeral expenses for J. W. Perkins covered by popular subscription. Marshal Selt circulated the fund paper after relatives could not be located. Rev Father Roland officiated at services in Oak Ridge cemetery this afternoon.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair restorer that darkens gray hair stops dandruff in one week and promotes luxurious hair. It claims satisfaction or money back with a 50 cent price from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo NY and local retailer H N Jenner. In Warsaw yards a train stop incident fatally injured Theodore Tangemann a Winona Academy student who had refereed a basketball game.
The Elkhart board of education renewed the contract of E. H. Drake as superintendent for three more years. A new set of rules aims to improve pupil safety in case of fire.
Mrs. F M My ers ill from an attack of the prig. Henry Long moved into the house he bought from Geo Gilbert. Mrs. John Thompson recovering from a severe illness. D F Beck of Goshen visited Millersburg friends. Mrs W Jackson and children visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs A J Miller greatly improved from rheumatism. Mr and Mrs C C Methods visiting relatives at Garrett. Mrs Leas and Mabel Holtzinger of Goshen guests of Delta Hostetler. Miss Delta Hostetler to Chicago for spring millinery opening. Mr and Mrs Beecher Boomershine with Har ry McBride in Goshen. Mrs John Rowe returned from Elkhart after weeks with daughter Mrs Replogle bedridden with lung trouble. John Defrees hired to paper interior of Henry Knight's new home. John Saal to move into Lockwood house. Milo Heeter to occupy Saal's. District No 10 school closed while smallpox danger lingers. no new cases. Mr and Mrs Rink recovering. D Thomas, from Abe Shoup farm, to move to Purl farm east of Goshen to dairy business.
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