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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
5
The Goshen Democrat notes a generally fair night and Tuesday with likely showers confined to the southern portion. Stronger activity is anticipated tonight in the south while remaining milder elsewhere.
Goshen notices announce the Smith-Clark Co. opening this week with sales events and a souvenir blotter at Perrymat's on March 27. The item lists related promotions, millinery displays at Leas & Galbreath and nearby advertisements, plus rental and sale notices.
J. F. Young begins building a new residence on South Sixth Street. Leas and Galbreath announce their Easter millinery opening with a large display at Mrs. Grubb's Fashion Shop. An Easter opening event runs Thursday to Saturday March 26 featuring expertly trimmed hats and top fashion. Hawks Hardware Co showcases Jap-a-lac kitchen knife sharpener and a water powered sharpener, with live demonstrations likely drawing crowds. Claude Root sues Baltimore and Ohio for $10,000 for injuries from an incident while a fireman, claiming faulty engine caused steam and debris. Kosciusko county jail sees few arrests. remonstrance law linked to closure of several saloons in Warsaw. Water Street saloon to close its doors.
Chicago audiences crowd the Studebaker to see The Regeneration as a fresh form of drama critics note. Meanwhile The Man from Home at the Chicago Opera House breaks run records, Kingsbury credits out of town patronage for its sustained success, a play that resonates with American audiences and smaller towns.
E E Whitehead cedar posts and wire fence news. Elkhart dairy price war rumors. Dr Geyer moves to Hawks Gortner block. Smith Clark Cows store daily promotions. Police chase Big Four crooks, Grover couple honeymooning in Grand Pacific hole fire Chicago. Go sh ep union meeting next Wednesday March Path. Health ad touts Hol listers Rocky Mountain Tea for liver and bowels at 55 cents from Geo WL Rule.
A pony from Brookiaver & Sons frightened on Lincoln avenue Saturday night kicked the tongue of its wagon causing a run away. The tongue broke and the team collided with Pary Whitmer’s automobile, causing slight damage to the vehicle.
A vandal stole a wheel from Ferreese Die Evele on Saturday night near the end of Douglas Street. The doctor refuses to treat the rider as a joke and says prosecution will follow if the guilty party is found.
Millinery shop announces new spring millinery on display Thursday to Saturday March 26 to 28 with many pretty creations. A welcome to all. Also notes Spring Vacation in City Schools and that about 40 teachers from Elkhart will attend the Northern Pidiana Teachers meeting in Indianapolis, with only half a dozen teachers expected to attend.
Nick Woods plans to erect a structure on Indiana avenue about one and a half blocks north of Pike street using cement blocks and engineered seed mix materials.
The Presbyterian church relocated rooms from the former McNaughton building over the post office area, moving them away from the old room near Room P Nall door and the armory location.
Mrs Sane Norris mother of Mrs Fred Schwin of Middlebury township was buried today near her home in Lagrange county.
The board of education met Saturday night and did not appoint any school enumerators as expected. The action was deferred indefinitely.
For sale frames in Michigan offered on reasonable terms. Contact John A. Miller Beethven Michigan Box A Ot.
Local shopper row reads Can You Beat It at Mrs Grubt s Pastion Shop featuring bargain priced $3 and $5 shoes. Patrons line up as affordable footwear draws crowds.
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