Weather outlook for Goshen: partly cloudy and warm
The Goshen Democrat reports a partly cloudy sky tonight and Thursday with possible showers on Thursday. Warm temperatures continue, with the area remaining mild and unsettled in the near term.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
5
The Goshen Democrat reports a partly cloudy sky tonight and Thursday with possible showers on Thursday. Warm temperatures continue, with the area remaining mild and unsettled in the near term.
Fresh sanitary oysters shipped by The Smith Clarke Co Undertakers advertise retail and wholesale. Dangler's at 41 Daisy A. Walker writes of a recent marriage to Emanuel M. Horner of Seattle. Paul Shoup shows typhoid pneumonia recovery rumors. Agnes ill. Hats at The Economy feature velvet trimmed plumes. Lost gold watch with Mexican silver coin reward offered. Return to Mrs. R. M. Johnson 200 South Sixth Street.
An advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a universal hair solution affordable to all women. Henry N. Jenner sells a 50 cent bottle claiming thicker, shinier hair and dandruff curing effects with a two week guarantee. The Tonics are offered direct or prepaid from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo NY.
Notice to property owners that Goshen City Council on October 19 1908 adopted a resolution for a sanitary sewer from the centerline of Douglas Street to Plymouth Avenue to connect with the Plymouth sewer. Costs assessed to abutting property owners. A hearing on necessity set for Monday evening November 2 1908 at 7 30 in the Cornel Chamber. City Clerk George H Rimpler.
A local advertisement from David Plaut at 121 South Main St highlights deep discounts on textiles and garments. Items include ladies union suits, white waistings, crash toweling, damask, handkerchiefs, gloves, gowns, calicoes, and muslin.
Local churches announce socials and sewing events for St. Mark's First M E and Trinity Lutheran with afternoon and evening gatherings Mrs Hartzler and Mrs Seedy host gatherings The Presbyterian women plan an all day sewing in the church chapel plus a church sale Red Men in Indianapolis elects Wilson Roose of Elkhart as a great representative A household help wanted ad seeks a girl for general house work at 514 South Fifth Street with good wages includes no laundry duties.
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