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Goshen Daily Democrat

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Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1907

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Goshen athletes seek honors at Northern Indiana meet

Goshen is represented at the Northern Indiana Interscholastic track meet at Notre Dame with 94 entries from Goshen, South Bend, Warsaw and others. Starbuck is the star performer with Wallgren aiding the score, as the event runs all afternoon into an oratorical contest, with a Winona car running until 12 30 to connect Warsaw athletes home.

Goshen Indiana Notre Dame South Bend Warsaw Michigan City Hammond Crown Point Plymouth Elkhart Starbuck Wallgren Winona

Goshen Leads in South Bend Track Meet

In the South Bend field and track meet as of 3 p m Goshen led with 7 points to Michigan City 6 Crown Point 5 LaPorte 5 Hammond 5 South Bend 3 Elkhart 3 Plymouth 2 Michigan City won the mile with first and third places while Goshen took second in that event.

Plymouth Michigan City Goshen

Speakers for Y M C A Meeting in Goshen Listed

The state executive committee selects L. C. Whitcomb F. M. Hatch of South Bend A. H. Beisner Elk Hart Hon. L. J. Babcock Topeka H B. E. Stacy and A. W. Hansen Indianapolis as speakers for the Young Men's Christian Association gathering in Goshen. The event includes an afternoon session and a mass meeting at night.

Young Men’s Christian Association Goshen L. C. Whitcomb F. M. Hatch South Bend A. H. Beisner Elkhart L. J. Babcock Topeka HB. E. Stacy A. W. Hansen Indianapolis

Interurban Line Builds Through Farm Despite Lawsuit

The Toledo and Chicago Interurban Co. laid tracks across farmer Jay C Eastman’s Garrett area land completing a link between the Kendallville branch and Fort Wayne main line. Eastman had sued to stop the construction but the company proceeded.

Toledo & Chicago Interurban Co Jay C. Eastman Garrett Kendallville Fort Wayne Hastman

Copper wire theft reported along South Bend riverfront

About 400 feet of copper wire valued at $50 was taken from the Home Telephone Company line on the east side of the river in South Bend. William West is jailed at Warsaw for stealing wire from the Wi nona company. Frank Hoffman, a junk dealer, may be prosecuted for receiving it. West's confederates are at large.

Home Telephone Company South Bend William West Warsaw Winona Company Frank Hoffman West

Horse runs loose in Winona. minimal sidewalk damage

A horse owned by George West stood unhitched in front of the Lion store and frightened by a Winona car bolted down the street. It toppled onto the sidewalk near Tiedemann's shoe store with only slight damage reported.

George West Lion Tiedemann’s Shoe Store

Clem Bower’s Promising Art Career

Clem Bower son of Dr C C Bower of Elkhart is at the Chicago Art Institute. His work shows promise and a souvenir post card firm offered him a place this week. He will remain at the institute.

Clem Bower C. C. Bower Elkhart Chicago Art Institute Institute

After Judgeship Nomination in Kosciusko County

The Warsaw Union reports Lemuel W. Rouse remains judge with Arthur F. Biggs James W. Cook and Levi R. Stookey named as Republican nominees for Kosciusko County judge, following the party ticket.

The Warsaw Union Lemuel W. Rouse Arthur F. Biggs James W. Cook Levi R. Stookey Kosciusko County

City Garbage Wagons Regular Next Season and Race Track Notice

Commencing Monday next the city garbage wagon will make regular trips as last season. Residents must place garbage in rear of loft. By order of committee. A Syracuse committee may decide to locate a race track on Windsor plot of ground. Hawks Hardware Co offers a large variety of lawn mowers. Bickel's North Main street grocery launches a new delivery wagon.

Syracuse Windsor Hawks Hardware Co Bickel North Main Street

May Delay Building Of Electric Line Between Warsaw and Fort Wayne

The Warsaw and Whitley county vote against subsidies to finance the Warsaw Fort Wayne interurban may slow the Winona Assembly project. A finance committee including W D Frazier J E Beyer and Sissons weighs the plan. The line, costing about 1 000 000, would be funded by an eastern syndicate with bonds. subsidies sought would cover interest for two years.

Warsaw Fort Wayne Eastern Financial Winona Company Whitley County

Death of Mrs. Maria Barnes Linked to Alma Pioneer Family

Death of former resident Mrs. Maria A. Barnes at age 84 in Alma Michigan. Sister of Thomas Longacre and daughter of John L. Longacre Jr a pioneer of southeast county. Married William Barnes in 1842 and moved in 1850. Survived by four sons and one daughter. Eleven children born, two living Thomas Longacre Benton and Rebecca McCumsey Montana location unknown.

Barnes Maria A. Barnes Alma Mich Thomas Longacre John L. Longacre, Jr William Barnes Benton Rebecca McCumsey Montana

Fire at Cunningham and Kessler Dental Office

A morning blaze caused by a gas stove damaged the offices of Drs. Cunningham and Kessler. The flames scorched rubber tubing and a rug before being smothered. fire department not needed. Building owner C. A. Harper and the doctors hold insurance.

Cunningham and Kessler Drs

Funeral notice for Herbert Lacey of Elkhart

Mortuary notice reports Herbert Lacey aged 48 died at his Elkhart home this morning. He is survived by his wife six sons and one daughter.

Lacey Herbert Lacey Elkhart

May Music Festival Set for South Bend May 14–16

South Bend gears up for its third annual May Music Festival in the Auditorium May 14 to 16 directed by the South Bend Choral Club. Theodore Thomas orchestra of Chicago will join for the last three concerts with soloists from New York and Chicago and Louis Elbel as pianist. The event draws social interest and attendees from beyond the city.

South Bend Corinne Rider-Kelsey Edward Johnson Janet Spencer Herbert Witherspoon New York Bruno Steindel Orville Barker Chicago Helen Axe Brown Valparaiso Ind Louis Elbel

Elmer Moffit shines with Toronto club

Reports say Elmer Moffit formerly of South Bend Central league is thriving with the Toronto Eastern League team. He pitched a win against Rochester after a rough start, while home in New Carlisle, St. Joseph county. Meanwhile Geo Tieman, a South Bend star, visits his Fort Wayne parents after dislocating his collar bone and missing games for a couple weeks.

Elmer Moffit South Bend Toronto Moffit New Carlisle St. Joseph County Rochester Canucks Geo. Tieman Fort Wayne Tieman

Fire at Dodge Mfg Co Plant in Mishawaka Tower

Fire breaks out at the Dodge Manufacturing Company plant in Mishawaka inside the foundry cupola tower where full blast operations were underway. A rope failure dropped 1,200 pounds of iron, disabling the transmission and cutting power to the pattern room brass foundry core department and an elevator system while workers remained at their posts.

Dodge Mfg. Co Mishawaka Pattern Room Brass Foundry

Mother Trish Dies in Warsaw At 77 Former Evangelist

Mrs John Trish also known as Mother Trish died at her son Councilman John L Trish's home in Warsaw. A German native who came to the United States in 1854 she was 77 years old. For years she traveled as an evangelist and a W C T U worker and led The Girls of 70, an organization of aged ladies.

John Trish Mother Trish John L. Trish Warsaw Germany the Girls of

Kendallville icemen deny boycott of ministers in temperance drive

Some Kendallville icemen deny they have boycotted ministers over their role in the new temperance campaign. Big temperance meetings are held in the opera house and a campaign against liquor sales is underway.

Kendallville Opera House

Barber Asphalt Loses Fort Wayne Bidding Bid Range Noted

Barber Asphalt company failed to win a paying contract in Fort Wayne despite a local plant. The Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt company outbid Barber. Barber bids ranged from $5.85 to $9.46 per lineal foot.

Barber Company Barber Asphalt Company Fort Wayne Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt Company Barber Concern Barber

Harford City Girl Burned in Kansas City Fire

Miss Aurora Witteboat of Hartford City Ind perished in the blaze that destroyed a five story university building in Kansas City. Her father resides in Coffeyville Kansas where he works at a glass factory.

Harford City Aurora Witteboat University Kansas City Hartford City Ind Coffeyville Kas

Coroner to Rule on Wheatbrook Death Near LaPorte Train

Coroner Mack is expected to find that Frederick Wheatbrook was confused and unable to escape the Lake Shore train at LaPorte, leading to his death. The verdict will declare the incident a train-related fatality with a conclusion of accidental cause.

Frederick Wheatbrook Lake Shore LaPorte Mack

Studebaker Plans $250,000 Office Building in South Bend

The Studebaker Manufacturing Company of South Bend will erect a $250,000 office and repository building in the city. Chicago architect S. S. Beman drew the plans for the project.

Studebaker Mfg. Co South Bend S.S. Beman Chicago

Ligonier Master of Fish Haul Fined at Lake Wawasee

J. Galloway was fined 59.50 for possessing too many black bass during a large catch at Lake Wawasee when Fish Cop Howser arrived on the scene.

J. Galloway Ligonier Lake Wawasee Cop’ Howser

Hard Freeze Damages Early Fruit Crops

The report notes a 25 degree morning and a hard freeze last night. Early fruit varieties are expected to suffer significant damage across multiple crops.

Fruit Tree Trimming Service Ad by G W Kraver

Advertises fruit tree trimming by a 15 year experienced contractor. Leave orders with Blough Bros and Mehl or mail to G W Kraver Goshen for service.

Blough, Bros. & Mehl G. W. Kraver Goshen

Mrs Fisher Injured When Horse Steps On Track

Mrs. C. H. Fisher sustained slight injuries Thursday evening when her horse backed onto a street car track and the buggy was hit by a car.

C. H. Fisher

For Sale An eight horse power Pease gas engine

An eight horsepower Pease gas engine is offered for sale at a bargain noted by The Democrat. The notice appeals to interested buyers seeking a portable, reliable power unit.

the Democrat

Quarantine Raised for Two North Side Residents

Arthur Stutsman and Rodney Hill of the North Side have been released from quarantine after recovering from a siege of smallpox.

Arthur Stutsman Rodney Hill North Side

Ill Infant and Miss Yoder Reported Sick

Sick List notes the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ww G C Troyer ill with pneumonia and Miss Edith Yoder confined at home on Wilson avenue with a severe cold.

Ww. GC. Troyer Edith Yoder Wilson Avenue

Drake at Lagrange in Star Milling Co case over water rights

J. B. Drake appears in Lagrange related to the Star Milling Co lawsuit against Solomon Sexham and others over overflow water rights and privileges dating back to 1847. The dispute centers on historic water rights and their enforcement in the court.

Drake Lagrange The Star Milling Co Solomon Sexham

Plans for Oak Ridge Cemetery Expansion Plats

The Oak Ridge cemetery addition will be platted and lots placed on sale after next Friday's council meeting. The cemetery committee will award the grading and platting contract. Demand is high as most old lots are sold and council argues expansion is the best use of the ground despite opposition.

Oak Ridge Cemetery

Money and Morals and Jesus the Carpenter sermons

Morning sermon at First Baptist will discuss Money and Morals and an evening service focuses on Jesus the Carpenter or a Word to the Working Men. St James church features a male quartet Tarr taggart Fick Mowers and Gorsline performing One Sweetly Solemn Thought as offertory and Evensong includes Field Magnificat and Nune Dimittis with Miss Manahan singing the offertory solo.

First Baptist Church Jesus St. James Church Taggart Fick, Mowers Gorsline Field Nune Dimittis Miss Manahan

Death of Clarence Shaffer at 35 in Topeka home

Clarence Shaffer died this morning at his Topeka vicinity home from Brights disease at age 35. He was a son of Mrs. EB Shaffer of South Highth street and brother of Miss Ida Shaffer and Mrs. George Lank. Formerly of Ligonier, he had many Goshen friends. The funeral will be held Tuesday.

Clarence Shaffer Topeka Bright EB. Shaffer South Highth Street Ida Shaffer George Lank Ligonier Goshen

Case Appealed Against Plymouth Editors to Supreme Court

The case against Editor Metzker of the Plymouth Independent and Democrat and Editor Boys of the Plymouth Chronicle was appealed to the supreme court after Judge Bernetha quashed the indictment against them.

Metzker Plymouth Independent and Democrat Boys Plymouth Chronicle Supreme Court Bernetha

Horace Randall Visits Ligonier for 88th Birthday

Horace Randall of Bradner Smith & Co. visited Ligonier yesterday to join his mother on her 88th birthday tomorrow. A family reunion was planned to celebrate the occasion.

Horace Randall Bradner , Smith & Co Entente Ligonier

Norman Babcock Named as Tuberculosis Hospital Commissioner

Gov. Hanly appoints Hon. John Norman Babcock of Topeka to the tuberculosis hospital commission created by the last legislature. The new member joins the panel to oversee state tuberculosis facilities.

Norman Babcock Hanly John Norman Babcock Topeka

Modern flat building planned on Fifth and Monroe corner

John Boyts contemplates erecting a modern flat on a 66 by 75 foot lot recently purchased from Mrs. Julia Hubbell for 2600 dollars. The parcel sits on the southeast corner of Fifth and Monroe streets.

John Boyts Julia Hubbell Fifth and Monroe Strets

To Build New School on Main Street Syracuse

Syracuse will build a new school house on Main street replacing the 1874 structure after a long bitter fight over the project.

Syracuse Main Street

Big Four's Heavy Loss in Michigan Freight Wreck

The freight wreck at Niles Michigan will be the heaviest loss on the Michigan division of the Big Four this year.

Big Four Niles Mich Michigan

Knights Templar to Attend Services at First Presbyterian

The Knights Templar will assemble tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian church to hear the discourse of the Rev. H. A. Vannuys.

Knights Templar First Presbyterian Church H. A. Vannuys

Wrong Name in Death Notice From Goshen

A Goshen obituary misidentified a deceased resident Friday, listing John Barden instead of Mahlon Borton, creating a correction to be published.

Goshen’s John Barden Mahlon Borton

Hawks Hardware Co Offers Material Estimates

A notice inviting readers to submit estimates for building materials including glass sash doors hardware tinwork and warm air furnaces is announced by Hawks Hardware Co.

The Hawks Hardware Co

Mrs. Seymour Linked to Prickett in Illinois Forgeries

Report ties Donna Seymour a.k.a Mrs. Don na Seymour to Sam Prickett veteran burlesque manager. Prickett, jailed for forgery in Edwardsville, Illinois, serves sentence in Joliet, as Mrs Seymour vanished from Elkhart and reportedly faced mail fraud in St Louis. Company debts and stranded cast members loom as they seek Chicago engagements.

Donna Seymour Illinois Bluebeard Jr Elkhart Sam Prickett Edwardsville Ill Joliet Seymour St. Louis U.S Chicago

Thefts Involve St Joseph County Trio Of Pilfered Poultry

In St Joseph county Mr and Mrs Arthur Perry were jailed on charges of stealing 39 hens and a rooster from Miner Seese. Harry Lockwood, a barber, fled to Goshen while Perry, an invalid, was carried to Justice Long's Mishawaka office. The group is bound over for the circuit court.

H. Lockwood St. Joseph County Arthur Perry Harry Lockwood South Bend Goshen Justice Long Mishawaka Perry Miner Seese Osceola A. J. Hoover Mr. Hoover

Railway seeks passenger depot site in Elkhart

The Northern Indiana Railway company has not found a suitable Elkhart location for a passenger and freight depot. S. T. Murdock proposes placing the depot where all company lines pass, but securing a baggage car accessible site remains the problem.

Northern Indiana Railway Company Elkhart S. T. Murdock

Goshen Democrat Moves to New Building Opposite Hotel Hascall

Praise from Syracuse notes the Goshen Democrat opening a fine new home opposite Hotel Hascall and commends its prosperity as one of the best papers reaching Syracuse Register readers.

Syracuse Syracuse Register Goshen Democrat Hascall Democrat

Population Claim by Syracuse Register for Town

The Syracuse Register reports a town population of 1,600 based on figures from Rev. J. H. Bumpus who conducted the annual school census.

The Syracuse Register J. H. Bumpus

Mendham Bankrupt Case Set for Indianapolis Hearing

Owen R. Mendham of Elkhart is declared bankrupt and his case will be heard in Indianapolis on May 24.

Elkhart Owen R. Mendham Indianapolis

Vaudette Theatre Bills Include Comedy and Song

Friday and Saturday programs feature The Beautiful Davis and Her Three Little Negroes Vacuum Cleaner’s Night Mare and Little Tich. Miss Lyman performs the illustrated song Come Have a Sail in My Boat.

Vaudette Theatre Davis Tich

Vaudette Lists Frightful, Comic Shows This Weekend

The Vaudette offers Friday and Saturday showings of The Negroes Vacuum Nightmare and Little Tich. Miss Lyman will sing the illustrated song Come Have a Sail in My Boat. A continuous performance with no waits between shows.

Vaudette Moving Davis Tich

Mrs Sadie Grubb Plans Trip to Chicago Saturday

Those stone lined refrigerators at the Hawks Hardware Co. are worth investigating. Persons seeking special orders for millinery should communicate with her as early as possible.

Sadie Grubb Chicago Hawks. Hardware Co

Largest Ever Mortgage Filed in Elkhart County

A record $200 000 000 mortgage was filed with Recorder Vernon by the Wabash R A Co securing refunding and extension 50 year 4 percent gold bonds due July 1956. The instrument spans 122 pages and the recorder's fee was $31.10. The filing party is Z T Durgan of Huntington, Ohio. Mahlon Borton died suddenly at 64. funeral arrangements set for 417 East Summit Street Monday at 2 PM with daughter Mrs Arthur Watson of Mound City Missouri to attend.

Elkhart County Recorder Vernon Wabash R. A. Co Bowling Green Trust Co J. C. van Blarcom James B. Forgan Z. T. Durgan Huntington Ohio Mahlon Borton Arthur Watson Mound City East Summit Street

Local Notes From South Bend Region

James Adams, 87, returned to South Bend from Lafayette Soldiers Home. W. Z. Smith named postmaster at Churubusco. Fort Wayne Bass foundry strike continues. Mrs. Pearl Shepard Will of LaGrange divorced from Dr. James C. Will, married 1899. Fort Wayne Sentinel urges care in paying contracts. Columbia City efforts to block Winona line franchise without Sunday service. All slot machines removed from Logansport. Lake Shore shops to be built west of Elkhart. preliminary work soon. Soldier of Ligonier very ill. Graham & Morton to begin St Joseph and Benton Harbor to Chicago boat excursions tomorrow. John Bonfoy of St Joseph killed on the M C as freight brakeman. Kendallville to celebrate Fourth of July. South Bend High School class of 60, largest in city history. Petty thefts alarm Warsaw. thieves at large. Elkhart police seek higher wages from 60 to 70 monthly. Milk tests in South Bend spark debate over milk quality amid claims of boracic acid and formaldehyde presence.

James Adams South Bend Lafayette W. Z. Smith Churubusco Big Bass Fort Wayne Pearl Shepard-Will of Lagrange James C. Will Logansport Lake Shore Mammoth Elkhart Soldier Ligonier Graham & Morton Company St. Joseph Benton Harbor Chicago John Bonfoy M. C Kendallville Warsaw Barnard Indiana Laboratory Indianapolis John T. Willett Leo Eliel American Pharmaceutical Association

Free Lance to Be Presented at Bucklen Elkhart

The upcoming The Free Lance at the Bucklen in Elkhart on Wednesday May 15 features Joseph Cawthorn Nell a Bergen Jeannette Lowrie George Tallman Geo Schiller and Stanley Murphy. A 50 voice chorus will be used in ensemble numbers and the cast is the original NY New Amsterdam Theatre company.

Joseph, Cawthorn Nella Bergen Jeannette Lowrie George Tallman Geo. Schiller Stanley Murphy Free Lance New Amsterdam Theatre New York

Ed Baird Opens Tenth Season of Barlow Bros Circus

Ed Baird known as Ed Barlow starts the Barlow Bros circus on its tenth season. The wagon show winters at South Milford and was in Syracuse last Saturday. Baird has earned money with the venture.

Ed Baird Syracuse Ed Barlow Barlow Bros. Circus South Milford Baird

Steamer Ivy Fitted Up for Season on Lake Wawasee

The steamer Ivy on Lake Wawasee under Capt. Wash. Berrick is being thoroughly fitted up and will be placed in commission. The steamer Wawasee, commanded by Capt. Trues dell, is already in commission.

Ivy Lake Wawasee Wash. Berrick Wawasee Truesdell

New White Steamer Brings Car Home to Chicago

John and Haines Egbert were in Chicago yesterday and brought home a new White Steamer touring car for John.

John and Haines Egbert Chicago

Masury Paints Sold in City by Hawks Hardware Co

For thirty four years Masury's paints have been sold in this city by Hawks Hardware Co. and many people can attest to the quality of the product.

Masury Hawks Hardware Co

Air Drake Death Claims Lake Shore Brakeman

Edward Baum a 28 year old unmarried fast freight brakeman for the Lake Shore was killed instantly in Elkhart when the engine and cars broke away causing the air brakes to set. Baum was thrown headfirst to the track and a car passed over him. His mother and sister live in Midlands Michigan and have not wired instructions about the body. He had just arrived from Toledo and stayed at the railroad Y M C A.

Edward Baum Lake Shore Elkhart Baum Midlands Mich

Local Residents Travel and Visits Across Cities

A stream of local people travel or visit friends across Indiana and nearby states. Harry Simon goes to Chicago via G W Freyermuth of South Bend. Mrs A J Irwin of Port Huron Mich visits here. Maude Showalter returns from Millersburg. Mrs George Hassell and daughter visit Mishawaka. James Lathrop returns from Chicago after a funeral. Logan Williams travels to Mishawaka to see his brother. Clara Bartholomew heads to Chicago for two weeks. Mrs E M Geyer of Goshen attends a city performance.

Harry Simon Chicago G. W. Freyermuth South Bend Goshen A. J. Irwin Port Huron Mich Maude Showalter Millersburg George Hassell C. Wambach Mishawaka Henry Webb Johnson C. C. Shafer Liverpool New York May Elick John Elick James Lathrop Elizabeth Chamberlain Logan Williams Warsaw Daily Times George B. Williams Clara V. Bartholomew Jefferson Township C. J. Swart

Keep the Balance Up Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement

An old health advertisement argues that maintaining the balance of health prevents illness and promotes appetite strength and endurance. It extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best tonic to keep people healthy, citing early use and the saying a stitch in time saves nine.

Hood

Elkhart County Council Meeting Notice 1907 Goshen

Official notice of a Elkhart County Council meeting at Goshen court house in Indiana on Thursday May 28 1907 at 10 a m to consider appropriations for rebuilding the county courthouse and adjustments to additions and related business presented by Auditor O H Sweitzer.

Goshen Elkhart County Indiana Elkhart County Court House O. H. Sweitzer

Cemetery bids sought for Oak Ridge addition grading

The common council cemetery committee will accept bids for grading the Oak Ridge cemetery addition until 7 30 oclock Friday evening May 17 with bids to be opened then. CEMETERY COM 31

Common Council Oak Ridge

Presents Given To Local Ladies At Irwin Event

Ladies received gifts at a social event. Miss Mabel Bottinghouse of 422 South Highth street was presented a China chocolate set and Mrs. Overholt received a Battenburg doily at the Irwin gathering.

Mabel Bottinghouse South Highth Street Irwin Battenburg

Lima township voters reaffirm dry status for two more years

The residents of Lima township in Lagrange county voted to keep the area alcohol free for at least two additional years, expressing satisfaction with the abstention from saloons.

Lima Township Lagrange County

Elmer Cooper pays fine in Justice Whisler’s court

Elmer Cooper paid 12 dollars in fine and costs on an assault charge in Justice Whisler's court.

Justice Whisler Elmer Cooper

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