Weather and Nuggets From Goshen Democrat
The Goshen Democrat reports showers tonight with a possible Sunday sun and cooler Sunday. News items include Jopalac Leidner Hascall offerings such as macaroons angel food and Dutch coffee cakes at Danglers, framed art, window shades, and employment notices at Leidner Hascall. Ex-Recorder J W Kronk fainted on the way to a G A R meeting but recovered and returned home, feeling better later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kronk
Mr. Kronk
W C T U Convention At Denver In Thirty-Fifth Year
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets in Denver for its thirty-fifth annual convention with welcome addresses by Governor Henry A Butcher and Mayor Robert W Speer. Corresponding secretary Susanna M D Frye resigns. Speakers include Harriet J Hall Nellie G Burgher and Nannie Webb Curtis. Telegrams go to Lady Cecil, Lady Somerset, Miss Stout in Japan and Miss Gowen in South America.
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Denver
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Henry A. Butcher
Robert W. Speer
Susanna M
Frye
Evansville
Henry Somerset
England
Miss Stout
Japan
Miss Gowen
South
America
Personal notes from Goshen area travelers and visitors
Marion Leaming went to Chicago this morning. J. E. Shuey of Warsaw visited Goshen. Hon. Joel P. Heatwole of Minnesota is here for a few days. Dr. W. Mattingly editor of the Topeka Journal was here. Mrs. Tilney and Dr. Wickham left for Crawfordsville. Mrs. Hope and son Donald left for Muncie to visit her sister. Mrs. H. C. Noble left for Indianapolis. Grace Charney visiting Philadelphia after England. B. D. Spradling deputy statis- tician in Goshen yesterday gathering manufacturing data. Mr. and Mrs. Shirk left for Indianapolis. Mrs. Von Coppen and daughter will leave for New York City. Henry Kauffman summoned by death in South English. Jacob Whitehead head left for North Dakota. John T. Vawter Jr. visiting his mother before Europe trip. Harley Putt here from Milbury. Ira Stutsman and Samuel Bramar from Napanee for Sunday with families. They insist they did not come to see Taft. Vingon Shinn arrives from Omaha after change in plans worried parents.
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Marion Leaming
Chicago
J. E. Shuey
Warsaw
Goshen
Joel P. Heatwole
Minnesota
W. Mattingly
Topeka Journal
Bertha Krantz
Gertrude Williamson
Elkhart
Dr. Tilney
W W Wickham
Crawfordsville
Albert Hope
Donald
Muncie
Will Obendorfer
H. CG. Noble
M. J. Magor
Indianapolis
Grace Charney
George J. Bragg
Philadelphia
England
B. D. Spradling
State Statistician
M Manufacturing
C. R. Shirk
M. M. Shirk
von Coppen
Madge Wickham
New York City
W. B. Kreider
Henry Kauffman
Vawter Park
Europe
Harley Putt
Milbury
Ira Stutsman
Samuel Bram
Napanee
Taft
Vingon Shinn
O. P.shinn
Omaha
Found Old Indian Stone Linked to 1854 Jackson House
Emanuel Stone reports finding an old Indian stone at the Fifth Street premises recently purchased by Dr. J. Becknell from the A. C. Jackson estate. The Jackson house dates to 1854 with Leidner & Hascall exclusive wall decorations noted.
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Emanuel
Fifth Street
J. Becknell
A. C. Jackson
Jackson House
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Cc. G. Adams & Son Es
Shoup & Kohler
N. Main Street
Tif Demann
KODAK
Jenner's Drug Store
Bicker & Baker Druggists
Dr. Bolan
Hotel Hattel
Goshen Democrat
Japalac—Leidner & Hascall
Dangler’s
Leidner & Hascall
Dangler's
Hettle-Hershey
South Eighth Street
Ity
Guarntee
Michael Stern
Herman Wile Company
Ty Saver
Jacobs
C. K. Runyan
Lexington Ave
Maple Leaf Whiskey
Eddie Collins
Main St. Goshen, Ind
Atjer
Ayer
Smith-Claf Home Outfitters
LK Company
Jefferson Theater
Himebaush & Noble
South Sixth Street
South Seventh Street
Chicago Ave
Wilden
Chas. W. Foulks
Hawks-Gortner
Richelieu
California
Justice
Pillsbury
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