Goshen High to Field Strong Eleven Despite Resignations
Starbuck resigns as captain and Bam berger leaves for Hudson, N Y reducing early prospects. New pupils Miles and Betz of Milford bring football experience while old players return. A coach will be chosen early next week as Goshen public schools open and aim for a solid team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Sam Starbuck
Bamberger
Hudson, N. Y
Messrs
Miles
Betz
Milford
Tonawanda
Settlement Reached In Abe Kaatz Clothing Case
Creditors of Abe Kaatz clothing bankrupt met before Referee Lambert in South Bend and agreed to a compromise settlement. Final adjudication will take several days of legal processing with a final meeting not before September 19. The Kaatz clothing store will remain closed in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Kaatz
Lambert
South Bend
Miss Marjorie Starr Hosts Apron Shower For Hazel Lacy
Miss Marjorie Starr hosted an apron shower for Miss Hazel Lacy who will marry F. N. Hascall. About a dozen guests attended the event. Mrs. W. B. Kreider and Mrs. J. H. Stamets plan a tea this evening for visitors Mrs. Charles Parsons of Chicago and Mrs. F. V. B. Minnich of Cleveland. Mrs. Mary E. Lesh hosted a six o'clock dinner at her South Sixth Street home for Mrs. Minnich with eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Starr
Hazel Lacy
F. N. Hascall
W. B. Kreider
J. H. Stamets
Charles Parsons
Chicago
F. V. B. Minnich
Cleveland
City
Mary E. Lesh
South Sixth Street
Old Soldiers Reunion of 21st Indiana at Rome City
Company A of the 21st Indiana enjoyed a splendid reunion at Rome City yesterday with a grand dinner at their hall. Rev. W. W. Lovett of Wolcottville gave a pleasing address and officers were elected in the afternoon. The association plans the next regular meeting at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
21St Indiana Regiment
Rome City
W. W. Lovett
Wolcottville
Hearing Postponed for Michigan Man in Elkhart Perjury Case
Allen W. Fremyre of Michigan was arrested in Elkhart on a perjury charge tied to a land deal. A hearing before Justice Oberholtzer scheduled for today was postponed because his attorney J L Harman is out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Fremyre
Michigan
Elkhart
Oberholtzer
J. L. Harman
Nusbaum takes Warsaw Union editor post succeeds Cook
Ralph O. Nusbaum, formerly a reporter on the Elkhart Truth, has taken the city work of the Warsaw Union, succeeding Charles Cook who previously left the Elkhart area to purchase the Pierceton Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Nusbaum
Elkhart Truth
Warsaw Union
Charles Cook
Two Newborns Reported in Fort Wayne and Queen Street
A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. John Parfitt of Fort Wayne. A son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne of Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parfitt
Fort Wayne
Fred Osborne
Queen Street
Bought New Horse by Dr D L Miller
Dr D L Miller, weary of bicycle riding, buys a fine bay driving horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Miller
Colonial Boutique Shoes Trustworthy for Comfort
Based on reports, shoppers sourcing footwear at the Colonial location can expect reliable fit and quality. The note dated April 4 1911 emphasizes assurance for purchases made there.
Goshen Fire Department Aims for Peak Efficiency
Fire Chief Sno barger drives new fire horses through Goshen training them for rapid response. The unit expects to leave central station in under a minute. Veterans Welty Tipmore Wilkinson on duty. Dick Collins likely to be named assistant. Vehicles and station aesthetic being upgraded. new uniforms soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snobarger
Goshen
Central Station
Arthur Welty
Ed. Tipmore
Willian Wilkinson
Fire Department
Dick Collins
Central Fire Station
Newlyweds in Narrow Lake Wa wasee Road Crash
Floyd Deahl and his bride faced a frightening evening when their carriage narrowly escaped a bog on a Lake Wa wasee road after a late autumn collision with a pursuing auto. The reckless driver Bailey allegedly sped to pass on a narrow, brush-lined path. Only a wheel was damaged, yet the couple received a sharp scare. At the lake, cottagers welcomed them with a belting that lasted into the night, asking for a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Deahl
Ligonier
Lake Wawasee
Lisonier
Howard Miller Operated On In Williamsport Pa
Howard Miller formerly of Goshen and later with R P Milton in South Bend underwent an appendectomy in Williamsport Pennsylvania where he has worked for some time. He is reported to be in a critical condition with many friends in Goshen and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Howard Miller
R. P. Milton
South Bend
Williamsport
Miller
Wolcottville Edges Middlebury In Ten Inning Showdown
Wolcottville defeated Middlebury 7 to 6 after ten innings yesterday afternoon. Louie Hutchinson played for Middlebury against Kendallville players on the Wolcottville nine. Goshen will host three upcoming games of strong interest as Grand Rapids, Peoria, and an independent Indian team meet the Grays. Leesburg beat Ligonier 7 to 3 with Leon Kelly and Ben Goldstein on the winning side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Wolcottville
Louie Hutchinson
Wolecottville
Kendallville
Goshen
Grand Rapids
Peoria
Grays
Leesburg
Ligonier
Leon Kelly
Ben Goldstein
Clergyman Henry Boeckelman Injured In Fall At Elk Hart
Rev. Father Henry Boeckelman pastor of St Vincent's Elk Hart fell at the parsonage striking his head and cutting gashes. His eyesight is failing and he was taken for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Henry Boeckelman
St. Vincent's Church
Elkhart
Mrs M B and Vaughn to Close Out Millinery Stock
Mrs M B and Vaughn announces immediate close out of millinery stock after relocating from Fort Wayne to enter the local market. The move ends her involvement in the millinery business here.
Girls Wanted Clean Easy Work at Shirt Factory
Job advertisement seeking female workers for sewing at a shirt factory. Total shift 7 to 4 with steady employment and good pay. Applicants asked to apply in the morning.
Consolidation Plan Adopted by Trustee Puterbaugh
Trustee Orville C. Puterbaugh of Concord township adopts a conservative consolidation for township schools. He closes district schools and transfers pupils to No 4 and Elkhart, with the township high school closed after three years of operation. Teachers for districts 1 through 12 include Lehman Neu Kercher Scott Sweit zer Light Ehret Dunmyer Ulery Len hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puterbaugh
Orville C. Puterbaugh
Concord Township
No. 4
Elkhart
Township
Grosh
Gertrude Lehman
Eva Neu
Cora Kercher
L. W. Scott
Fannie Sweitzer
Bessie Light
Ransel Ehret
Jas. Dunmyer
J. L. Ulery
Lena Lenhart
Juday Family Reunion Held Near New Paris
The fourteenth annual Juday family reunion occurred last Sunday at Eli Tulley’s southeast of New Paris. Attendees included Mrs. David Juday 91, Franklin Juday, William Eppert and family, James Juday and family, John Juday and family, Thomas Juday and family, James Hoshaw and family, Maude McNutt, Hiram Butt and family, and Edward Waherley and family. The event followed a semi annual pattern since the first reunion eight years ago, with rain keeping Mary at home. The next gathering is planned for Christmas in Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Tulley
New Paris
Juday
David Juday
Franklin
William Eppert
James Juday
John Juday
Thomas Juday
James Hoshaw
Mary
Mr. Tulley
Adam
Millersburg
Will of Mrs. Mary E. Bender Filed for Probate
At the court house Yne the will of Mrs. Mary E. Bender open to probate leaves all property to her son Benj C Bender as protection for mortgage payments he has made on the real estate. Debts and funeral expenses to be paid promptly. instrument drawn November 3 1903 witnessed by Amanda Mast and Lou W Vail. Jacob G Bender files an acceptance waiving any interests in estate. Vandusen Foley of Massachusetts sue Johnson Son seed merchants for accounting over inferior grain weights and freight issues. Suit seeks $250. DeNa Loucks sues for support against John M Loucks asking $500 alimony and $50 per month for herself and child. John Henry Rogers seeks divorce from Nancy Rogers stating desertion since April 8 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bender
Benj. C. Bender
Amanda Mast
Lou W. Vail
Jacob G. Bender
Vandusen & Foley
Massachusetts
Johnson & Son
DeNa Loucks
John M. Loucks
Lee
Hlkhart County
John Henry Rogers
Nancy Rogers
Marriage Licenses Issued for Lehman and Truex
Lloyd Lehman of Wakarusa aged 34 and Zola Truex of Wakarusa aged 23 obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lehman
Wakarusa
Zola Truex
Fruit Display at Indiana State Fair By St Joseph County Society
The St Joseph County Horticultural Society plans a large fruit display at the Indiana state fair. The county is noted for a strong society with several prominent fruit growers among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph County
Fifty Years in County Rohrer to Celebrate Milestone
Jacob D Rohrer of Clinton township marks a 50 year residency in the county and plans a celebration. Architect Patton from Chicago will arrive Monday to draft plans for vault work at the courthouse. The Daily Democrat price is 10 cents per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. Rohrer
Clinton Township
Rohrer
Patton
Chicago
The
Court House
Nomination of Prosecutor at LaGrange Meeting
Democratic leaders in Elkhart and LaGrange counties call a September 20 convention in LaGrange to name a prosecutor for the 34th judicial district. Possible candidate Robert E. Proctor of Elkhart is seen as a strong choice amid Republican tensions. A large Elkhar t delegation will travel via Middlebury and the Valley line to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committees
Elkhart
Lagrange
34Th Judicial District
Robert E. Proctor
Ekhart
Elkhart County
Burris
Proctor
Files suit against himself over will in Indiana
In Kosciusko County circuit court an executor sues to set aside his father William C. Davidson testator. The case arises after a new will purportedly imposes life estate for the widow and unequal shares. The family, including the widow, seeks to invalidate the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
William C. Davidson
Milford
W. C. Davidson
Trolley Set for Regular Runs on Eighth Street Extension
The trolley wire is in place on the Eighth street extension of the Northern Indiana Railway and cars are expected to run regularly starting Monday. Rumors indicate a 15 minute city service may begin soon and the Winona line will soon circle the block loop. A track alignment issue on South Eighth street, about six feet off, is expected to be corrected promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Northern Indiana Railway
Ons Block
Winona
Northern Indiana
South Eighth Street
Kauffman Returns from Calgary Trip With Land Selection
Daniel T. Kauffman arrived home from Calgary Alberta after a month away. He traveled widely visiting a noted summer resort in the mountains between British Columbia and Alberta. He also selected a township of land for settlers relocating from this area to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Kauffman
Calgary
Alberta
Can
British Columbia
Woman Undergoes Ophthalmic Operation in Goshen
Mrs. Wesley Rohrer of New Paris was brought to Goshen last night for surgery to save the sight of her left eye which has been badly inflamed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Rohrer
New Paris
Goshen
State Bank Statement Highlighted in Today’s Paper
A note announces the State Bank’s financial condition will be shown in another column of today’s issue. The bank is described as a substantial financial institution in the county, one that residents may feel proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Special Church Services Resume Evening Rites
The Re formed church will resume evening services at the usual hours. All services will be held at the regular times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
Settlers Prosper in New Canadian Town Tiny
C R Myers of the Canada Land and Development Co. reports Tiny in the King's Dominions is thriving with a store and post office. He notes cool pleasant weather after a spell of warmth, Wheat and oats crops are strong, threshing soon, and farmer trade should rise as grain markets open. Myers toured 20 miles north on smooth trails amid busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Dominions
C. R. Myers
Canada Land and Development Co
Myers
Tiny
Lost aeronaut Mattery drifts from airship over Lake Michigan
William Mattery, aeronaut aboard the Columbia owned by A J Bodkins of Chicago, disappeared after a late Thursday ascent at the Oconto county fair Wisconsin. A faulty shaft splice caused by a Chicago shop doomed the craft, and Mattery was last seen buffeted north of Oconto heading toward the lake. Telegraph reports say the pair landed safely in woods near Wolverine Minnesota after a perilous ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattery
Lake Michigan
William Mattery
Columbia
A. J. Bodkins
Chicago
Oconto
Wis
Beech er Nominated for Lagrange Postmaster Seat
Newton W. Gilbert favored Dr. A C Beech er for Lagrange postmaster before leaving for the Philippines. Beech er is a personal friend of Gilbert and was placed above party stalwarts E B McDonald Carmi Stroup and G W Hissong, who faced competition from other candidates. Hissong had GA R backing but his soldier record could not help. Gilbert had initially suggested H E C P Shaw who died before taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
HE. C. P. Shaw
Devil's Auction at Jefferson Receives Mixed Views
A fair sized crowd attended the Devil's Auction at the Jefferson last night. Musically the production lacked merits though some specialties pleased the audience. George M. Topack was praised as the best Toby seen here in the part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Jefferson
George M
Topack
Toby
Mint crop outlook boosts South Bend region
The mint crop around South Bend is expected to be strong this fall. East of the city several fields are described as splendid and one farmer with hundreds of acres could earn about $45,000 from mint this season as oil sells for about $2.50 a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Death of Grover Walters After Illness on Lake Shore Track
Grover Walters, a member of the Lake Shore engineering corps, fell suddenly ill Wednesday while working on the third track between Goshen and Elkhart and died Friday morning at a Toledo hospital. The illness is believed to have been appendicitis. He was taken to Toledo Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Walters
Lake Shore Engineering Corps
Goshen
Elkhart
Toledo
Auburn gains city marshal Charles Bolton
Charles Bolton is appointed city marshal of Auburn. The Warsaw cannery operates around the clock to process the sweet corn crop. Levi Adams, 91, prominent Whitley County citizen, dies in Troy Township. Modern Woodmen Camps in St Joseph and Elkhart counties plan a joint initiation of 200 in South Bend. The will of Limon P Wallick, probated at Angola, leaves $1000 to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church. Investigations in Huntington show water theft from city mains. Steinbich & Lawrence of Bourbon assign to creditors. An unidentified man, likely D J Curtis of Detroit, found dead on Lake Shore tracks near South Bend. Steuben County farmers seek 15 cent bounty on woodchucks. Albert Schultz of Walkerton arrested for wife desertion after marrying Minnie Reylander in 1904. John Anderson returns to Hartford City after 50 years, now worth $100,000 in Council Bluffs. Edna Hall gives birth two days after filing for divorce from Charles Hall, custody amid suit. Relatives find $900 in a valise with the late Joseph Bruce, who died of sun stroke at age eight. Hogs kept in squalor near Winona, filth and stench noted. Col Thomas Morgan of Dixon NL, veteran of the 74th regiment, oversees construction of Dixon city hall. He is 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bolton
Auburn
Warsaw Canning Company
Levi Adams
Whitley County
Troy Township
Woodmen
St. Joseph
Elkhart
South Bend
Limon P. Wallick
Angola
Lake Shore
Fisher's Crossing
Steuben County
Albert Schultz
Walkerton
Minnie Reylander
la Porte
Walkerson
John Anderson
Hartford City
Anderson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Edna Hall
Huntington
Charles Hall
Hall
Joseph Bruce
Rochester
Bruce
Winomac
Thomas Morgan
Dixon, NL
74Th Regiment
Elkhart County
Dixon
Strine Family Reunion Held at Millersburg Park
About sixty Strine descendants gathered for the second annual reunion in Millersburg today. Attendees included John and Harvey Strine and families of Hartford City, Joseph Strine of Elkhart, Mr and Mrs Harver Graham of Ligonier, and James Strine with relatives from this city. The event featured a social hour, a large dinner, and brief family speeches in the school park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strine
Samuel Strine
Millersburg
Elkhart
John
Harvey Strine
Hartford City
Joseph Strine
Harver Graham
Ligonier
James Strine
Tall exhibition corn on display at E E Tiedemann store
Will Hoover of Harrison township grew the tall 16 foot corn stalk with two ears likely of the early Mastodon variety. The display at E E Tiedemann’s store highlights a remarkable crop specimen for the season and showcases local farming achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Tiedemann
Will Hoover
Harrison Township
Winona Flyer Praised As Top Rail Service
Conductor Scott rates the Winona Flyer on par with the best in the section after noting its barber shop buffet car and impending completion of all first class accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Scott
Lost rear light bowl for car with reward offered
Classified notice states a rear light bowl for an automobile is lost with a reward offered. Contact S. F. Spohn at home phone 6938 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Spohn
Henry W. Jackson to be Custodian of Court House Duties
Henry W. Jackson will assume duties as custodian of the court house grounds and jail on October 1. He will receive a salary of $50 per month. The appointment was made through the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Jackson
Held Township Caucus nominates local candidates
A republican caucus was held at the court house this afternoon to place in nomination candidates for justice of the peace, constable and members of the township advisory board. Millwood 76c per cord, Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Justice of the Peace
Residents and visitors spotted in Mishawaka area
A parade of names visits Mishawaka and nearby towns as John McMahon, Lou Lantz, Miss Alice Clutter, Miss Meta Martin, Miss Tillie Wines, Rev A C Anda, Mrs Sherman Wolfe, M L Swinehart, C E Parrish, and others are listed as guests, visitors, or locals stopping in or passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMahon
Lake Wawasee
Lou Lantz
Lagrange County
Alice Clutter
Wabash
Meta Martin
Elkhart
Tillie Wines
Eva Domer
A. C. Anda
Chicago
Sherman Wolfe
Steubenville
Ind
M. L. Swinehart
C. E. Parrish
Lagrange
Postoffice Move Planned to McNaughton Room
The postoffice will relocate to the McNaughton room at Lincoln Avenue and Fifth Street on Monday as work nears completion. The new location is praised as ideal and spacious for years, with a rental of 1200 dollars annually for five years then 1500 dollars for the next five, including light and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaughton
Lincoln Avenue
Fifth Street
Goshen Tent K O T M Plans Elkhart Banquet Trip
All members of Goshen Tent No 4 K O T M are asked to meet at the hall at 7 p m Monday to travel to Elkhart for a banquet. A chartered car will depart at 7 30 p m. BE E Shoup R KK O L Simmons Fire Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Tent
Elkhart
BE. E. Shoup
R. KK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starbuck
Supt
Hedgepeth
Prof
Bremer
Kautz
Society News
Slide
Sporting News
Jubday
Ell Tulley
Mrs. Bender
Daily Democrat
Eighth Street Line
Canada
Wolverine
Minn
DR. Beecher Lands Office
Millwood
Brooks
Jacob Sarbeck
Emporia
Kan
N. B. Mathes
William Hallenbaugh
Harry
Mishawaka
W. H. Holstein
Bell Telephone Co
W. B. Mayo
Lake Charles
Orvill L. Simmons
Henry Krutz
New York
Bryan
Ellen Cha
A. Z. Freyberger
South Whitley
Louise Heatwole
Wawasee
Helen Tiedeman
Tiedemann Cottage
Richard Fidler
Fidler
Dunlaps
Walter Sowers
Miss Eaton
Union City
Indianapolis
W. C. Vallette
Carlsle
V. J. Daily
Velma
Car
Helen Charlton
Ruth Fredeke
Dora and
Marie Cline
North Race Street
L. E. Bartholomew
Lyman
Denver
Col
J. L. Ottman
Laurel
Miss
J. A. Beane
Eau Claire
Mich
Ottman
Fred Ettlein
John Ettlein
Winfield Zellars
Chas. Zellars
Camille Zellar
L. Simmons—Fire Insurance
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