Mishawaka Notes and Local Tidbits From Goshen Democrat
Tuesday showers and warmer conditions forecast. Notable items include a Boston Ferns sale at the Colonial, jolly bowling nights at Ulery's hall, Mishawaka man Sidney S. Myers dead, and the Morris Thurston Co. arrival. Also reports on a harness shop ad, Fairbanks vice president speaking in LaGrange, a hotel purchase in Elkhart, and Senator Beveridge speaking in Michigan City. Several notices include Wanted help, a potatos price, a for sale 12 room frame house, a short weight case against Orville Smith, and Delia Pride burned to death from a bonfire incident.
Indiana Will Go For Bryan And Kern, Lamb Says
Terre Haute figure John E. Lamb predicts Democratic ticket leads in Indiana by at least 20,000 this year. He says Republicans demoralized in cities, Marion County to yield about 6,000, business men align with Democrats, and notes factory workers influx may not boost GOP due to recent moves and voting eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record Herald
John B. Lamb
Terre Haute
Weillman
Indiana
Maarion County
Gary
Bas Belt
Real Estate Transfers List from Elkhart Goshen and Middlebury
A compilation of property transfers shows Henry L. Long to Mary Clayton Jennings in Elkhart for 775 dollars. Transfers include Eli Simmons to Albert Huneryager in Middlebury township for 1 dollar and Huneryager to Alvin J. Kenward for 1700 dollars. Additional transfers cover Mary E. Slusser to Robert L. Slusser in Elkhart for 1 dollar, Wm F. Lytle to Harvey E. Banta in Goshen for 800 dollars, G Walter to J B Bartmess in Goshen for 2400 dollars, Sarah R. Knapp to John G. Hess in Goshen for 1200 dollars, Allie Lilly to Albert R. Beardsley in Elkhart for 5000 dollars, Fannie K. Thompson to James A. Cook in Elkhart for 5000 dollars, Justice W Sharick to Howard M Noeland in Washington to for 1 dollar, and Join G Hess to Richard B Collins in Goshen for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Long
Mary Clayton Jennings
Elkhart
Eli Simmons
Albert Huneryager
Middlebury
Alvin J. Kenward
Mary E. Slusser
Robert L. Slusser
Wm. F. Lytle
Harvey E. Banta
Goshen
Washington
G. Hess
Richard B. Collins
John Goshen
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Advert suggests Papes Diapepsin available for 50 cents to cure dyspepsia. Claims rapid relief within five minutes, aids digestion, improves appetite, and leaves stomach feeling clean. Mentions local revival meetings led by Elder Wm Lampin at Clinton and Fifth streets with nightly services at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Wm. Lampin
Polo, NL
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
San Francisco
Cc. G. Adams & Son
Shoup & Kohler
N. Main Street
Red Cross
Tiedemann
KODAK
Jenner's Drug Store
Bickel & Baker
E. C. Wilson
Montana
David H. Detwiler
M. C. Schrock
Dangler’s Tea & Coffee House
Goshen Democrat
Boston
The
Colonial
Ulery’s Hall
Sidney S. Myers
Mishawaka
Morris-Thurston Company
Smith-Clark Co.—Undertakers
Fairbanks
Lagrange
Simeral
Merchants
United States
Beveridge
Michigan City
Lou Ogle
Rule Medicine Company
South Fifth Street
Michigan
Co. E. Rohrer
New
Paris
Kendallville News
Kendallville
W. W. Hatch
Orville Smith
South Bend
M. Eva Peck
W. H. Hawks
Third Streets
Medical Record
Delia
G. B. Pride of
Albert Hope
Emerson Street
W. H. Wienach
Coldwater, Mich
Louis J. Smalley
South Sixth Street
R. M. Johnson
John E. Lamb
Bryan
Kern
Society
Guaratee
Michael Stern
Herman Wile Company
Ser
Ey Saver
Jacobs
F. Thiers
South Main Street
C. K. Runyan
Lexington Ave
Geo. W. Roscoe
Rogers & Wilson
Gladwin County
J. Roth
J. W. Troyer
Gosher
C. Hoover
J. D. Mather
Edson Conrad
George Leming
Ligonier
John Besser
Joe Rvice
Hardy
Ayer
Leh V.c. Ayor Co
Loweles
Smith-Clark Company
Home Outfitters and Funeral Directors
Jefferson Theater
Himebaugh & Noble
South Seventh Street
South Eighth Street
Chicago
Chas
Hawks-Gortner
Foulks
A. Puschman
Main St
Riley
George P. Rowell
Chicago Fair
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