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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

6

Cobb Trial Opens as Not Guilty Plea Moves Case Forward

In Elkhart circuit court the state vs Geo S Cobb former township trustee charged with embezzlement began this morning. Cobb pleaded not guilty after a motion to quash was overruled and jurors were sworn. The panel includes Elkhart residents and officials with W. Kiwis and Schaefer assisting the prosecutor. proceedings cover jury examination and adjournments, with guardships and real estate transfers listed in probate notices and real estate records.

State Geo. S. Cobb Elkhart Township Elkhart Cobb Deahl & Deahl W. H. Charnley E. A. Dausman Burris Clinton Township Millersburg Kiwis & Schaefer Gorton Latta Alonzo Yeoman Benj. Changer

Property Transfers Reported in Local Land Transfers

James E. Davidson sells 120 acres in Osolo township to George H. Becker for 2000 dollars. Cletus Miller transfers 40 acres in Union township to Michael Miller for 3800 dollars. Hawks Fur Company sells a Goshen lot to Hawks Electric Company for 100 dollars. Elk. Indus. Assn. transfers a lot in Elkhart to Frank M. Cook for 300 dollars. Includes 207 acres in Osolo and Washington townships valued at 10000 dollars in other transfers.

John Dubbs Matilda Dubbs Admx Harriet G. Fligard Rosella W. Kellogg Jacob W. Rine Harvey W. Kantz Admr Rebecca Cooper Isaac B. Cooper York Tp H. E. Kauffman Alfred Haines York P Mary Hauenstein Barbara Weis Bango Arthur F. Newman N. J. Norrice Concord Peter A. Freed John G. Lorhman Elkhart J. O. Brunk Mary A. Yoder Jefferson Elk. Co. Trust Co Albert Christian Yoder Goshen Ers Osolo Washington James E. Davidson George H. Becker Cletus Miller Michael Miller Union Tp Hawks Fur. Co Hawks Electric Co Elk. Indus. Asso Frank M. Cook

Frank Campbell Fined With Costs in Assault Case

Frank Campbell pleaded guilty to assault and battery on W. J. Davis in Justice Whisler's court. He was fined with costs totaling 16 dollars after a dispute over payment to Dr. E. E. Ash. Campbell had paid the bill and held a receipt. Davis' face bore the marks of the fight yesterday afternoon.

W. J Davis Frank Campbell Justice Whisler Warren Berkey W. J. Davis Campbell Mr. Davis E. E. Ash

Mrs Ellen Close Dies After Operation At Becknell Hospital

Mrs Ellen Close wife of William Close died at 4 30 this morning at Becknell hospital after an operation for tumor The remains were taken to the Culp morgue and later to the home at the corner of Middlebury and Eighth streets Funeral arrangements are incomplete She was an old Goshen resident of 30 years born in Walcottville Indiana aged 54 Surviving are her husband and one sister Mrs J F Kline.

Ellen Close William Close Becknell Hospital Culp Middlebury Eighth Streets Goshen Walcottville Ind J. F. Kline

Society Notices Highlight Local Celebrations and Weddings

Mrs Philip Smith hosted thirty ladies for a carpet rag sewing. Nic Cripe celebrated St Patrick s Day with forty nine guests at his home in honor of his birthday. The Tady Maccabres honored the sons of Erin in their lodge. Invitations arrive for the marriage of Miss Mable McCullough of Lockwood Saskatchewan to Joan Smith. Miss Onela Shyrer will entertain tonight. Mrs Max Myers hosted a Jewish society reception for forty guests at 522 South Third Street with masked attendees and dancing. Miss Sadie Gallagher hosted the N P U club with Irish decor and games. Goshen death rate for January was 23 5 with 17 deaths. Elk Heart reported 25 deaths at rate 16 8. No state wide smallpox deaths in January. Co operative Construction Co warned future libel attacks will prompt damage suits.

St. Patrick’s Nic Cripe Ripe Mable McCullough Melvin McCullough East Goshen Lockwood Saskatchewan Canada Jo Anl Smith Mareho Max Myers South Third Street Harry Burnstein Ligonier Nea Sadie Gallagher N. P. U. Club May Swart Addie Swartzbaugh Goshen State Board of Health Elkhart

Scarlet fever cases reported in local families

City Health Officer A C Yoder reports four scarlet fever cases in Isaac Biller’s family on Wilden avenue. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs J N Perry are in Mishawaka due to their daughter Mrs James Edaall’s illness.

A. C. Yoder Isaac Biller Wilden Avenue J. N. Perry Mishawaka James Edaall

THAT CITY HALL SITE

Councilman Rimpler presents views on the Rowell lot deal and Mayor Kohler’s handling. He argues the committee did not know of any deal for the lot and accuses the mayor of underhanded actions in blocking moves to the Odd Fellows block. He calls for clarity and notes the public deserves full facts. EDW RIMPLER signs the letter.

Rimpler Democrat Rowell Konhler Stone Odd Fellows Block Odd Fellows McGarvey Kohler Edw

Cement Factory Resumes at Syracuse Plant

The Sandusky Portland Cement Cows plant in Syracuse opened this morning after months of closure. Fifty workers were hired initially with plans to increase numbers soon, a move welcomed by local merchants who felt the shutdown's impact.

Syracuse

Emily Murray's Troubadours at First M E Church

Sunday School Entertainment featuring Emily Murray's Troubadours at the First Missionary church on April 1. Matinee admission for Sunday school children is free while evening tickets are 26 cents. Dr W Q O Vallette, Sunday school superintendent, arranged the event, which the organization has performed here before.

Emily Murray

Train accident leaves Clyde Meadows severely injured

Clyde Meadows, 27, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman from Port Wayne, had both legs severed below the knees while attempting to board a moving train at Wanatah. He was placed on a train and rushed to a hospital in Port Wayne for treatment.

Clyde Meadows Pennsylvania Railroad Wanatah Port Wayne

Death of Henry Alwine at 77 and funeral plans

Mr Henry Alwine died at his home after a year of poor health aged 77 The funeral is set for March 19 at 10 am at the U B church at Solomon s Creek and burial will follow in a nearby cemetery Coordinates not provided in the text.

Henry Alwine U. B Solomon's Creek

Receiver Appointed For Elk hart Plumbing And Heating Co

On petition of Frank R. Flynn stockholder and officer Edwin F Willett was named receiver. Reported assets total 4700 with liabilities 2200. Also note Goshen college rhetoric professor B D Smucker teaching a debating team at Waynesburg college in the east.

Frank R. Flynn The Elkhart Plumbing and Heating Co Edwin F. Willett B. D. Smucker Goshen College East Waynesburg College

Meet in Albion Last to Be Held

Warsaw March 18 Special The Goshen district conference of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal church may end with its last session in Albion next year. Rev. D S Jones of Bourbon moves to discontinue district meetings, claiming they no longer serve purpose. Dr H W Bennett, presiding elder, notes attendance and interest have waned and hints several prominent ministers will soon resign.

Warsaw Goshen North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church Albion M. E D. S. Jones Bourbon D. H. Guild H. W. Bennett Bennet Jones H.W. Bennetes Rotewards Bennett neeMent A. J. Holderman S. L. Cates H. Murray Baltimore Anderson First Methodist Episcopal Church of Warsaw W. H. Boey Wolcottville C. H. Hewitt C. D. Inebit J. M. Franches J. W. Middleton Elkhart W. L. Hines T. D. Mayer A. C. McCarter M. H. Markle Myron C. L. Marsh Butler W J. Riggen Sidney J. Frank Snyder Winona Lake D. D. Stillwell Lagrange

County Medical Society to Convene State Meeting in Elkhart

The Elkhart County Medical Society will hold its annual meeting at Elks hall and Hotel Hascall on Thursday March 26 beginning at 2 p m with a full program of talks on ataxia ulcers gall bladder and other topics led by doctors from Warsaw South Bend Chicago Elkhart and Goshen. A Goshen district M E church convention vote on licensing ministers followed by work program details for next week are also noted.

Elkhart County Medical Society Elks Hall Hascall Friederich A. C. McDonald Warsaw J. W. Hill South Bend P. D. Harding Evanston B. F. Teeters J. G. Nehrbas Winona I. J. Becknell Goshen D. J. Loring Valparaiso J. B. Porter Elkhart C. C. Terry H. K. Lemon G. Frank Lyd Dston Chicago Daugherty E. E. Ash B. F. Kuhn M. E C. J. DeBow Corunna M. P. Markley Waterloo DeBow State House Committee On Grand Hotel Tomlinson’s Hall

Aged Woman Attacked by Stranger at Home Near Millersburg

Mrs. Anna Lantz a 78 year old invalid was assaulted alone in her farmhouse three miles north of Millersburg by a traveling doctor type stranger. He entered pretended to rest begged for medicine then dragged her into a bedroom and fled after the grandson Bert Lantz returned. Sheriff Ziesel investigated and the case aroused nearby farmers while the victim suffered fright and ill effects.

Anna Lantz Bert Lantz Center School Millersburg Lantz Place

Rates For Clergymen Reduced By Transcontinental Passen

An official circular of the Transcontinental Passenger association announces reduced rates for clergymen and for charity from California to points between the Missouri river and Texas, fixed at 14 dollars less than normal first class tariff and 4 dollars less than second class when granted. The aim is to place gateways on equal footing and modify east bound business.

Transcontinental Passenger Association California Missouri River Texas

Deprived of His Star in Nappanee Marshal Case

Jonathan Hummel town marshal at Nappanee loses his badge after refusing arrests ordered by the town board. The board cut off his pay, while local business men continued to compensate him.

Jonathan Hummel Nappanee Hummel

Long Siege in Hospital

Miss Ada Berkey once of this city remains in Wesleyan hospital Chicago with typhoid and doctors say she will need two more months to ensure a full recovery.

Ada Berkey Wesleyan Hospital Chicago

Dr. A C Jackson Condition Lacks Encouragement

This afternoon the state of Dr A C Jackson was not encouraging to his friends as observers noted the physician remained in a frail condition and showed little sign of improvement.

Brothers Meinert Born to South Cottage Couple

Twin sons were born this afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. August F. Meinert of South Cottage avenue.

Meinert August F. Meinert South Cottage Avenue

Barbershop Fracas Ends Without Arrests In Nappanee

In a Nappanee barbershop a fight broke out between Hd Martin and Dick Hall over clover seed. No arrests were made. Dr. J. A. Snapp, 125 East Lincol Avenue, ground floor office, phone 79.

Hd Martin Dick Hall Ah Nappanee J. A. Snapp East Lincol Ave

Rumor Links Shively to Indiana Governor Nomination

A circulating rumor suggests Hon. B. F. Shively of South Bend may allow use of his name at the state democratic convention if a northern Indiana man is chosen for governor. Shively has not commented. If Democrats win Indiana, he is considered a likely candidate for the United States Senate.

B. F. Shively South Bend Indiana

Benefit concert to aid Goshen High basketball team

On Friday evening at o o clock the Goshen High School Athletic Association will host a benefit in the high school auditorium. Local talent will perform musical numbers, vocal solos, and a girls' glee club cantata. Instrumental pieces also featured. Proceeds fund a successful basketball season. Admission 25 cents.

Goshen High School Athletic Association

Stetson Presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at New Jefferson

Tomorrow night Stetson stages a $30 000 production of Uncle Tom's Cabin at New Jefferson with a company of 50 traveling by own train. A noon parade with two bands precedes the show. Matinee prices are 10c for children and 25c for adults. night prices range from 10c to 50c.

Stetson New Jefferson

Vallance Announces Candidacy for County Surveyor Nomination

Fred Vallance officially announces his candidacy for the county surveyor nomination before the coming Republican county convention. Vallance recently completed an extended course in engineering.

Fred Vallance Vallance

To Appoint Enumerators by School Board Meeting

The board of education at a meeting on Saturday night will appoint the enumerators who will take the school census this spring.

Board of Education

Ogden Named as Delegate Candidate in South Bend

George R. Ogden of Milford will run as a delegate candidate to the Denver convention. Will N. Bachelor, recently treated for appendicitis in a New York hospital, has recovered enough to return to work at a brokerage firm. The Mite society of St. Mark's church will meet Thursday at Mrs. Slabaugh's home on West Queen Street, with all ladies invited. Miss Lulu Seitz arrived from Ligonier to be with her sister Mrs. George Honert during illness.

Ogden South Bend George R. Ogden Milford Denver Will N. Bachelor New York Mite Society of St. Mark’s M. E Lulu Seitz Ligonier George Honert

Big Assignment of Smallmouth Bass at Wawasee Lake

Wawasee Lake will receive a large assignment of smallmouth bass from government hatcheries, about twenty tanks in total. The department approved the requisition largely due to special care given to the fish by the Wawasee Protective Association, a 150-member group from across the state with ten dollar annual dues. Last year the association spent 1500 dollars to protect the fish from illegal fishing, maintaining a guard around the clock.

Wawasee Lake Daniel Zook Wawasee Wawasee Protective Association

Conn Not in Indianapolis for Governor Bid

Democrats calling at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis yesterday sought Col. Conn for the Democratic nomination. Robert E. Proctor, in charge of headquarters, said reports of Col. Conn’s presence were erroneous. Conn would not start for Indianapolis before next Monday and would stay until after the convention.

Woman Rescued After Suicide Attempt Along Elkhart River

Julia Flook of Benton area plunged into the Elkhart river and rolled in shallow water until James Hawkins rescued her. Authorities believe she is mentally afflicted and may be deranged, causing the fatalistic act.

Julia Flook Benton Elkhart River James Hawkins

German visitor seeks Myers family in country

Frienda Heinrich Lubasch from Bielefeld West Phelen Germany has just arrived and is searching for a Myers family who are friends of his. Despite efforts he has not yet located them.

Heinrich Lubasch Bielefeld West Phelen Germany Myers

For Sale and Notices Jumpstart Area Details

Property sale at Sixth and Madison corner listed for Mrs Anna Preanet. Brokers Ed Premjnet Dr Sol C Dickey and Dr J Wilbur Chapman based in Philadelphia. Closing arrangements mention an aunt Bible conference at Lake. Claude Rogers, formerly connected to St. Lo, to relocate to South Bend.

Sixth and Madison Streets Anna Preanet Ed Prem Jnet Sol C. Dickey J. Wilbur Chapman Philadel Na Lake Claude Rogers St. Lo South Bend

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Jacob Essig Harrison Jp Frank M. Corns Locke Henry Rutt David W. Ganger John Harper Reuben Shively John F. Kauffman John Trainor George Whittle E. W. Boomershine Wesley Ream John Heacock Charles A. Cook M. Charpley Adv John S. Confer Lydia A. Confer Edna Inez Glen Thurander Claus G Alice A. Thurander Ira H. Church Magdalena Schlagel Rosinan Christiana Getz Effie I. Bickel Elizabeth Livengood Amos Bickel Adam Yoder Frank Yoder Society News Philip Smith Tady Maccabres Sons of Erin Onela Shyrer South Seventh Street Friends Co-operative Construction Co Air Line News M. E. Church Dr. Bennett Carry Portland Bert Smith County Medical Society C. W. Frink G. B. Hoppingarner J. B. Bettling Harriett Belle Jennings J. L. Gilbert M. K. Kreider F. W. Black G. Frank Lydston J.C. Fleming Charles, Stoltz Albert BE. Bulson, Jr Stranger Shively Nappanee News
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