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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
4
Coal and feed items listed with M C Shrock Kodak rental at Parfitts and a special sale at Smith Clark Co offering 50 dining tables Saturday and Monday. Also notices on Mrs E Scott’s post operative improvement and upcoming talks by Wilson and Senator Smith with travel recruitment ad for Indiana sales position. Oysters season begins tomorrow at Dangler’s.
Millinery at Leas and Galbreath and Vaughan’s bulbs on sale at Hawks Hardware Co. Smith-Clark Co. prices on dining tables. shoe repairs at 113 Wilson Avenue. Oysters handled by sanitary system at Dangler’s. store hours shortened Monday. wanted board and room by a young lady. a black driving horse for sale. a baby boy deserted in St Joseph Michigan. Leas & Galbreath promote extensive millinery showing. Hawks Hardware sells Garland stoves and ranges.
A counterfeit coin is circulating locally in Bluffton. In other notes, La Grange canning factory received 650 bushels of tomatoes in a single day this week. The Warsaw jail held two prisoners in the past month, each confined for one night. Ernest Hutchens of Winchester was named ticket agent for the Toledo and Chicago Interurban at Garrett. Charles Clouse, a farm worker near Auburn, was kicked by a horse Wednesday evening, breaking one leg. Philip Van Baalen, Economy store owner in Huntington, made a voluntary assignment for creditors. Kendallville boy Russell Draggzgoo captured a four inch poisonous adder, a rare species in the area.
The 129th Indiana regiment survivors named new officers at Leesburg reunion with James Luther to host next year in Angola. Luther found a $200 pocketbook and returned it, later identified by Alva Long. he declined a reward. Ellis Carr, Kendallville conductor, fell while switching at local yards, bruising his back but continuing to work.
Hart Schaffner Marx presents a bold clothes platform promising honest all wool fabrics, no cheapening cotton, and durable, stylish suits. Advertises new suits with rich colors and patterns and urges customers to visit any day to buy.
American Express plans a new transfer office at Lake Shore depot. The building will measure 20 by 30 feet, about twice the size of the current structure. Attention K of P. The rank of Esquire will be conferred Tuesday October 6. J W Stage C C J V Morrice K of R 8S.
Melvin Lingefelter and Miss Cleo Gunderman both of Syracuse were married on Saturday in Warsaw. Charles C. Myers and Blanche Mathews were married at home by Rev. C. B. Boyer last Saturday evening. Mare Thompson and Mary McDonald of Goshen visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Knorr and Mrs. C. M. Paxson Tuesday. Charles Younce returned home from Dixon to prepare for a trip to Los Angeles. Marico Havana sold a 5c cigar.
The funeral for John D. Myers was held at St. Mark's M E Church at 3 p m yesterday. Hundreds attended as pallbearers from Howell Post carried the casket. Rev W C Butts delivered the sermon and spoke of Myers as a Christian gentleman with a life of integrity and service. The service at the grave was by Howell Post members.
Morning and evening services at Goshen churches feature sermons by pastors on themes of True Athleticism and Unreality. Special music includes solo by Mr Crawford and a choir quartet. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Sunday school at noon. Lord s Supper observance at 11 o clock.
Yesterday afternoon a fire in Elkhart burned a barn behind Nancy A Balley’s home after she used newspapers to burn lice from her chicken coop adjoining the stable. The blaze got beyond her control. Sanitary Oyster carriers bring our oysters to us. Dangler's, Fresh Sedl Ship Oysters at Poy seas, at.
Obituary for Mrs. Alice Cutshaw Billman of Ligonier died in Albion. Leas & Galbreath showcase new millinery. Elkhart post office receipts total 15491.92 for Jul-Sep. Garland stores report strong fall sales. Laurel ranges promoted by Blough Bros Mehl. W W Hatch advertises a for sale 12 room frame house. Arthur Gridale arrested on Kendallville fair grounds for suspected theft. Henry C Miller, long tied to Goshen draying, suffers stroke at Main and Monroe.
Johnny Wiggins offers five residence properties for sale along Asphalt Paving near Pur Street West side with cheap price. Also a fine building lot on So Main Street West side with paving and sewer paid. Includes rental units above Johnson's Grain House.
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