Stolen rig found after Elkhart chase near Goshen College
A horse, buggy and harness valued at 150 dollars stolen from Gray Burtsfield’s barn near New Paris were recovered in Elkhart’s Allendale area. Sheriff Ziesel identified the rig after a statewide search, with a stray horse later taken to a south Elkhart stable. Burtsfield reclaimed the property and the case shifted to the sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Burtsfield
Butler Farm
New Paris
Elkhart
Allendale
Buttsfield
Goshen College
Sheriff's Office
Burtsfield
Ziesel
U S Wins Out Over Interurban Lines Change
J J Crowe of U S Express Co plans take over all interurban lines north of Indianapolis totaling 645 miles. Traction assets include Terre Haute Indiana and Eastern Indianapolis and Northwestern Ohio Indiana Union Traction and Merger lines of Ohio. WV S will run 300 miles Terre Haute to Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Crowe
U.S. Express Co
Indianapolis
Terre Haute Indiana
Ohio
Indiana Union Traction Co
WV. S
Terre Haute
Zanesville
Rev Father Laurence Vaughan Dies Shakespearean Scholar
Rev Father Laurence J Vaughan renowned Shakespearean scholar dramatist and chautauqua lecturer died at Dubuquela He spoke at Elkhart’s first chautauqua and his play A Woman of the West was staged here last New Year’s night 2nd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Laurence J. Vaughan
Dubuquela
Elkhart
Mr. Vaughan
Perjury Charges Linked to Whisler Affair in Oberholser Case
An affidavit by George Oberholser a North Manchester teamster circulated to injure the reputation of David Whisler forms the basis for perjury charges against Oberholser Whisler. The case centers on a claim for five hundred dollars and the alleged defaming document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Overholser
North
Manchester
David Whisler
Oberholser
Whisler
To Open Grocery by Next Monday in Town
George S. Smith, who closed his saloon last night due to the recent option election, has ordered a stock of groceries and expects to be open by next Monday. John Sutherlin will remain with Mr Smith as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Smith
John Sutherlin
Mr. Smith
Local Clergyman Married Nearby Couple in South Bend
Rev. Mager officiated the marriage of Mrs. Essa Nelson and Clarence Cummins, both residents of South Bend. Mrs. Nelson had recently divorced her husband in Elkhart. Mae Nelson, formerly married to the same man, now lives in White Pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mager
M. J. Mager
Essa Nelson
Clarence Cummins
South Bend
Nelson
Elkhart
Mae Nelson
White Pigeon
Death of Miss Mabel Gilliam at Niles Sun editor’s sister
Miss Mabel Gilliam died in the Niles hospital after arriving from Oakland California a few weeks ago following a serious surgical operation. She was sister of Editor J. E. Gilliam of the Niles Sun and is survived by two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gilliam
J. E. Gilliam
The
Niles Sun
Niles Hospital
Oakland
Cal
Suit Seeks $1,000 Damages Over Leased Land
William H. Guy files in Kosciusko circuit court against David S. Welsh and John H. Hepler seeking damages of 1000 dollars in a dispute over leased land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Guy
Kosciusko
David S. Welsh
John H. Hepler
New Game Warden for Lake Wawasee Selected
Rolla Bowser longtime deputy game warden at Lake Wawasee is succeeded by a man from Wabash as the new game warden, reflecting a regional succession in wildlife oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Bowser
Lake Wawasee
Mishawaka Public Building Bill Introduced in Congress
Congressman Barnhart introduces a bill in Congress proposing a public building in Mishawaka. The move signals potential federal support for local infrastructure with Barnhart’s office citing community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Barnhart
Fort Wayne Woman Confesses to Theft and Arson
Margaret Schweninger, 26, confessed to thefts and arson when arrested in Fort Wayne. The case details indicate she admitted involvement in multiple crimes, with authorities outlining the sequence of events and charges expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Margaret Schweninger
Opinion Delays Saloon License Refunds in County Funds
Attorney General Bingham rules refunds for unexpired liquor license fees must come from the county general fund not the common tuition fund. Aley advised counties to refund saloon license rebates only after county council appropriation. Fayette County auditors sought guidance. Elkhart council did not appropriate, prompting a special session to cover rebates for saloons shut under county option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert J. Aley
Bingham
Fayette County
Aley
Elkhart
Van Horn v Lake Shore Railway jury finds for defendant
In the case Garland Van Horn by his next friend David Van Horn versus the Lake Shore Railway Co. the jury awarded no damages to the plaintiff and found for the defendant. Young Van Horn injured near the Lake Shore round house on March 20 last year losing four fingers. Trial held in the Superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland van Horn
David van Horn
Lake Shore Railway Company
Young van Horn
Lake Shore Round House
Miss Grace Crowell Hosts Linen Shower for Pearl Davis
Miss Grace Crowell entertained at her South Seventh Street home with a linen shower honoring her cousin Miss Pearl Davis who will wed Calvin Rummel next month. Pearls and gifts were exchanged as plans for the coming marriage were discussed in a cordial social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Crowell
South Sevrenth Street
Miss Pearl Davis
Miss Davis
Calvin Rummel
Women raise funds with penny-a-day plan for church
The Aid Society of Elkhart Presbyterian church plans a year long fund drive. Fifty two members will save one cent each day for the entire year and seek support from seven of their friends inside or outside the church to aid the denomination’s church building drives and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the
Aid Society
The
Elkhart Presbyterian Church
Alleged Thief Arrested in Rail Car Pocketbook Theft
John Gravoline of Wateska Illinois is charged with stealing a pocketbook containing 400 dollars from a woman on a C and E I railway train near Danville Illinois. He eluded Chicago officers and would have escaped to Canada but for a stop at Valparaiso to visit an old sweetheart, where he was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graveline
Wateska
Ill
Danville
Chicago
Canada
Valparaiso
Bell Involves in Street Fight at Valeyro Cal
Theodore Bell, who spoke here last fall, got into a street fight with W D Pennycook, editor of the Valleyro Evening Chronicle, at Valleyro California. The Chronicle had published an article criticizing Bell's conduct in an important suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Theodore Bell
Valeyro
Cal
W. D. Pennycook
Valleyro Evening Chronicle
Chronicle
Bells
Railroad to End Mileage Book Issuance
Railroad officials were informed that the Central Passenger Association will soon discontinue issuing mileage books valid on multiple member roads. The association covers territory from St. Louis to Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati, and the change affects travelers relying on the books for travel across these grids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
St. Louis
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Haney Deserted Wife in Middlebury After Paternity Case
Word from Mid dlebury reports Tarl Haney has deserted his wife near that place. The action follows paternity charges filed against him in Justice S. 8. Whisler's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Middlebury
Tarl Haney
Whisler
To Erect New Home on South Fifth Street
O W Cunningham has begun building a new house on South Fifth street. He plans moving the structure to the corner of Seventh S81 and Plymouth Ave to create two dwelling units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Cunningham
South Fifth Street
Seventh
Plymouth Ave
Elkhart couples secure marriage license in St Joseph
Ellsworth Jennings aged 21 and Lotta M Smith aged 20, both of Elkhart, received a marriage license in St. Joseph Michigan.
Marriage Licenses Granted for Berger and Firestone
Levi Berger of Lagrange aged 54 and Nancy Jane Firestone of Goshen aged 46 applied for marriage licenses. The record lists both parties and their ages in the local marriage licenses section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Berger
Lagrange
Nancy
Jane Firestone
Goshen
Economy Silks Sale Cuts Prices Across Hundreds of Yards
The Economy yard sale lists silks priced from 49c to 1.49 per yard with hundreds of yards available in multiple colors and patterns. The event highlights deep discounts and bulk options for customers seeking fabric at low cost.
Hawks Hardware Co lawn mowers offered at reasonable prices
Lawn mowers of many grades available at Hawks Hardware Co. with reasonable prices, inviting customers to compare quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Detroit Man Faces Life Term for Tritch Murder
Joseph Barcellona, Italian defendant in the Lagrange murder case, awaits verdict with no interpreter available to convey the sentence. Jury found him guilty. Grippi and Amorello were released as their cases were dismissed, delaying sentencing until an interpreter can relay the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Barcel
Jona
Joseph Barcelona
Alva Tritch
Lagrange Druit
Lagrange
Joseph Grippi
Frank Amecrello
Tritch
Barcellona
Grippi
Amorello
Review May Be Sold Editor Kent Left No Will
The late A. P. Kent editor and half owner of the Elkhart Review left no will for the estate. A letter to James H. State asks him to protect Mrs. Kent and the C. H. Chase estate during the selling of business affairs. Frank G. Stahr will manage the paper for now. It is likely Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Kent will dispose of the Review plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
State
A. P. Kent
The
Elkhart Review
James H. State
Elkhart
Frank G. Stahr
Death of Mrs Ella Varian Wade in Richmond Ind
Word was received last night announcing the death of Mrs Ella Varian Wade wife of Rev Ray Wade formerly pastor of the M E church at Nappanee now in Richmond Ind Death caused by pneumonia Surviving include her husband three small children her father Benj Yarian of Nappanee one sister Mrs Daniel Zook of Nappanee and relations to Frank Yarian John Samuel Frank Coppes Mrs John C Mellinger and Mrs H A Banta all of Goshen Nappanee and region marks this obit note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Varian- Wade
Ray Wade
M. E
Nappanee
Richmond
Ind
Benj. Yarian
Daniel Zook
Wade
Frank Yarian
Goshen
John. Samuel
Frank Coppes
Nappannee
John C. Mellinger
H. A. Banta
Kosciusko man makes 250 gallons syrup this season
Will Coar of Etna Green in Kosciusko county runs a maple sugar camp with a grove of more than 500 trees. This year he manufactured 250 gallons of pure maple syrup but chose to discontinue about 10 days before season end due to the heavy work required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Coar
Etna Green
Kosciusko County
Coar
Bristol Postoffice Postmaster Applicants Named and Examined
Aspiring to Bristol Postoffice, Elkhart postoffice examined candidates for Bristol postmastership Tu A Cong don J ong Nicholson Newell Mrs Walther and Sanger. Best grade receives first consideration while the current postmaster remains in office until his successor is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Heaton Trial Opens Over 1908 Iola Killing
The trial of Mrs. Artie M. Heaton of Iola Kansas began yesterday for the July six nineteen hundred eight shooting death of her divorced husband Clinton M. Heaton son of Henry Heaton of Elkhart and Mrs. W H Whitehead of Goshen One postponement preceded the start with Mrs Whitehead hiring an Iola attorney to aid the prosecutor.
Rink Guardian Civil Case Seeks Dismissal Post Recovery
In circuit court Elizabeth Rink petitions to dismiss guardian for George W. Rink who was declared of unsound mind on October 11, 1906. The guardian is said to be no longer needed as Mr. Rink has regained mental powers and can manage his affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rink
George W. Rink
Rink
Resigned Guardian of Estate of Jacob H Alwine
George B D Shaw resigns as guardian of the estate of Jacob H Alwine. The article notes the silk department of The Heconomy is ending its career, with silks offered at various prices from 38 cents to 1.49 dollars, indicating a clearance of stock and end of long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BD. Shaw
Jacob
H. Alwine
Heconomy
Bicknell Young Talks on Science at Jefferson Theatre
E A Dausman introduced Bicknell Young C S B of Chicago who spoke before a crowd of 600 at the First Church of Christ Scientist lecture in Jefferson theatre. He described Christian Science as an educational system based on spiritual truth—scientific, demonstrable, and practical for healing sin and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ, Scientist
Bicknell Young
Chicago
Jefferson Theatre
South Bend
Warsaw
Syracuse
Milford
Wakarusa
E. A. Dausman
Young
God
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Eddy
Christian Science
Embargo Ends for Lake Shore Disinfecting Crew
The livestock embargo is lifted and the Lake Shore disinfecting gang at the Elkhart hump is officially dismissed. About 60 workers will return to Chicago by week’s end after disinfecting since November 26 to prevent disease spread, costing roughly $20,000 with 20,000 cars treated and thousands of pounds of acid and lime used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Government Steel
Chicago
Beveridge Aims to Take Indiana G O P Lead
Beveridge active as leutenants plot to reorganize the Indiana state central committee months early. Hemenway Wilson faction have not acted to reorganize and may yield control. Insiders say Hemenway Watson group hopes Beveridge bears the burden of the next campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hemenway-Watson
Beveridge
Elocution Recital at College Friday Evening
Students of the school of oratory present a free recital Friday at 8 pm in the College assembly hall. The program includes the sketch The Lady of Athens featuring eight characters, a pantomime Belshazzer's Doom with sixteen interpreters, and strong dramatic readings. The final department recital of the year invites public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Oratory
Lady of Athens
Couple Married at Reverend Wood's Home on Olive Street
At Rev J A Wood's home 112 Olive Street this city last evening, Levi Berger of Lima LaGrange County wed Nancy J Fires tone of this city. Berger owns a thriving farm near Twin Lake LaGrange, while Firestone is a Goshen nurse. They plan immediate housekeeping on the groom's farm amid friends' good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wood
Olive Street
Levi Berger
Lima
Lagrange County
Nancy J. Firestone
Twin Lake
Goshen
Barnhart to Choose Secretary From Elkhart or Goshen
Rumor says Congressman Barnhart will pick his new secretary from Elkhart or Goshen. Several Democrats are willing to serve after the death of Peter A. Young. The role pays 1500 dollars annually and has caused Barnhart anxiety over a permanent appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Barnhart
Goshen
Peter A. Young
Parkside Residence Sold by John Ju Cooper Ex County Surveyor
John Ju Cooper former county surveyor sold his Parkside residence for 4200 dollars. His family will spend the summer at Winona after leasing the Hiawatha cottage. Cooper will continue civil engineering work with offices in the Jefferson building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkside
John Ju. Cooper
Last K of P Dance At May 14 With Imperial Orchestra
Knights of Pythias conclude their dance series Friday May 14 with the Imperial orchestra providing music. Invitations extended to former dancers. dancing begins at 8 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Imperial
Wool market steadies as price slips to twenty-five cents
Local wool dealers report 25 cents per wool unit but note scant sales and weak demand. Wool is not bringing in much money in the local market, with traders lamenting slow turnover and cautious buyers.
Economy store advert announces silk patterns in Goshen
Self striped and self figured messa line plaid silks in 3 to 10 yard patterns. Fabrics are 27 inches wide with great values. Prices cut from $1.00 to $1.49 down to 75c and 89c, now 59c. Going out of business sale signals liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Diphtheria Develops Alarming in Garrett
Disease reports show a spike in diphtheria cases in Garrett prompting health officials to alert residents. Medical staff urge vaccination and early treatment to curb spread amid rising concern.
Gov Marshall to Receive LL D at Wabash June 16
Governor Marshall is to be conferred an LL D by Wabash College, a ceremony set for June 16 as a highlight of commencement week. He will deliver an address then. His secretary has released dates for his other planned talks in May and June across Indiana, including commitments in Indianapolis, Winona Lake, Lafayette, Bloomington, Hammond, Terre Haute, and at St Marys of the Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
Gov. Marshall
Masonic Temple
Indianapolis
Winona Academy
Winona Lake
Purdue Memorial
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana School For the Blind
Democratic Editorial Association of Indiana
Bloomington
Hammond High School
Hammond
St. Mary-of-the-woods
Terre Haute
Grain Dealers’ Association
Meeting at Baptist Church Promotes Soul Winning Activity
Last night at the Baptist Church Mr Miller spoke to Christian people on soul winning. He urged believers to visit unsaved friends and neighbors to bring them to Christ. Members pledged to help in the meetings, outlining plans to actively assist in outreach efforts. Tonight he will speak on Head and Heels Both Working, with an illustrated solo Tell Mother I ll Be There by Miss Louthan and stereopticon pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Miller
Jesus Christ
Mr. Miller
Miss Louthan
Cline Battles Immigration on Shaheen Case in Indiana
Representative Cline of the Twelfth district presses Secretary Nagel to permit Geo Shaheen of Fort Wayne, an Italian with an eye disease, to be treated in the United States after a New Orleans arrest and a second Fort Wayne detainment. A Fort Wayne sister offers to cover medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Geo. Shaheen
Fort Wayne
Shaheen
New Orleans
Cane
Nagel
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Krutz Elected to Indiana Bill Posters’ Association Executive Committee
Charles Krutz was elected to the executive committee of the Indiana Bill Posters’ Association meeting in Indianapolis. The convention discussed refusing to post wet posters but took no action. It was decided that each poster should use personal judgment on placing saloon notices, with WCTU societies statewide opposing wet posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krutz
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star
Krutz
Patrolman Strom Saves Daughter From Lunatic Attack
Patrolman Strom of South Bend intervened as lunatic grabbed his daughter Miss Alice Strom on her way home. He shouted and restrained the assailant until authorities placed him in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strom
South Bend
Alice Strom
Cemetery committee awards fence painting contract at Oak Ridge
The common council cemetery committee awarded William Close the contract to paint the south fence at Oak Ridge cemetery. Close will be paid 35 dollars for labor while the city provides the materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cemetery Committee of the Common Council
Wm. Close
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Close
Warden improves and will be out soon
John Ji. Warden shows improvement and is expected to be released shortly. Jacob F. Alery of West Goshen, previously confined at home for several weeks with rheumatism, is able to go out again. Dean Shrock, employed on The Democrat carrier force, is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ji
Jacob F. Alery
West Goshen
Dean Shrock
Democrat
James Weikel Appointed Park Superintendent
The Elkhart board of public works appointed James Weikel park superintendent to succeed J. W. Slear. Salary listed as $50 per month. No reason given for the change. Also mentions prices at Hawks Hardware Co. for various grades of rubber garden hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weikel
Elkhart
Notable Local Visitors and Travels in Indiana Area
Harry Dangler heads to Chicago this morning. Joe Marsh arrives from Lake Wawasee yesterday. A. R Fulton visits Wm Stover’s family. J. S. Hartzler family from Parkside travel east. Miss Lara Scott and Mrs Amanda Kain visit in Litchfield. Simon Straus returns to Ligonier from Texas land purchase. Miss Josephine Zook of Evanston visits Wm Nymeyer. Mrs L B Slaughter and son John visit Mr and Mrs Fred DBD. Knight Templars 55th Grand Commandery meeting draws Dr W Q O Vallette T A Davis and Harry Brown to Indianapolis. Nettie Kreps returns from Los Angeles for a few days with sister Hattie Kreps en route to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dangler
Chicago
Joe Marsh
Lake Wawasee
A. R Fulton
Wm Stover
J. S. Hartzler
Parkside
Lara Scott
Amanda Kain
Litchfield
Mick
Simon Straus
Ligonier
Texas
Josephine Zook
Evanston HL
Wm. Nymeyer
L. B. Slaughter
Som John
Fred Dbd. Zeigler
Montpelier
W. QO. Vallette
T. A. Davis
Harry Brown
Indianapolis
Grand Commandery of the
Knight Templars
Nettie Kreps
Los Angeles
Hattie Kreps
Toledo
Leander Graves of Kendantnville Dead. Long Public Service
Leander Graves of Kendallville died after a career spanning mayoral terms starting in 1873, four years as city attorney, two terms as city treasurer, and earlier work as a printer, editor, and publisher. He led the Warsaw Democrat as a youth, then moved to Albion to publish the Palladium, served as postmaster at Warsaw, town clerk at Columbia City, and deputy U S marshal for Whitley county, noted as more a lawyer than a publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Graves
Kendallville
Graves
Warsaw Democrat
Warsaw Times
Democrat
Gary officer adopts abandoned child left on tracks
William Miller, a Gary Indiana police officer, adopted an unknown girl found on Michigan Central tracks. The child, placed there by a stranger, was rescued when the train stopped within 20 feet. Miller, who fled into the woods, later took the girl into his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Gary
Ind
To Sepak in Laporte Campaign Arrives in County
A hot option campaign will be waged in Laporte county. J. E. Crandell, Detroit lawyer who spoke for the drys in Goshen, will deliver eight speeches in Laporte. The drys announce a long list of prominent speakers while the wets will run a vigorous speaking and newspaper campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
J. E. Crandell
Detroit, Mich
Automobilists Cause Disturbance at Cornell School House
A Pleasant Ridge correspondent to The Democrat reports Goshen automobilists camped at the Cornell school house last Friday night and disturbed the neighborhood with foul language and disgraceful behavior. They carried beer and other drinks on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
The
Democrat
Goshen
Cornell
Imagined injuries of an intoxicated man at police station
Elmer Moore, described as an old time offender, went to the Elkhart police station claiming his leg was broken in three places after a fall from a passenger coach. Authorities found he was drunk and imagined the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Moore
Elkhart
To Enter Hospital Hospital for Mrs Roland
Father and Mrs. Roland travel to Chicago where she will enter a hospital for an operation at once. The move follows a period of public note and family plans as they prepare for the procedure scheduled in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Mrs. Roland
Chicago
Nappanee News Highlights Local Happenings
Nappanee advances claim 3000 population. Copenhaver hurt by rod strike at water station. Calls for larger schoolhouse. Fire-fighting facilities criticized by Indiana Bureau inspection. Car purchases by Freese Coppes and Greene. Hartman Bros buy Mitchell car. Crate and Branhan accident leaves both arms broken. Frnak Hartman to lecture May 14 in South Bend Auditorium. Coppes and Parker offer $30 to keep ball club from Sunday play. offer declined. News enlarged to seven columns. local controversy with B&O railroad over right of way fence resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappanee
Charles Copenhaver
Indiana
Karl Freese
Fred Coppes
H. T. Greene
Buick
Hartman Bros
Mitchell
Crate
Ll. B. Branhan
Quincey
Frank Hartman
South Bend
J. D. Coppés
B. Bharl Parker
Nappanee Ball Club
Wditer
Murray
Levi
John Ulery
Union Township
B. &O. Railroad
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Ray Burtsfield
U. S
Wells Fargo Co
No. Indiana Lines
Niles
New
Society News
Jefferson
Millwood
Brooks
Garrett
William Close
Hawks ‘Hardware Co
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