South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-23
GOSHEN NEWS

william s. Burridge or Goshen,
formerly OF South Bend and Dixon,
H.. has sold hts one third interest
IA the plant Of the Art Novelty com
pany here 20 his partners. Woodson
Y. +. Messick and Elmer e Shoup
OF Goshen II w. Potts Of Indiana
polls who has been a salesman for
the concern. Will become office man
ager. Mr.. Burridge viii engage in
the manufacturing business else
where. At one time he was con-
nected with the old Roper Furniture
company plant IN Mishawaka-
Goshen city is preparing 70 issue
bonds 70 the value Of $4,000 for
. the purpose OF procuring funds
with which 70 take up temporary
loans made many years ago. when
than at present The petition in
which authority Is asked TO make
the bond issue. Will be heard by the
Indiana state tax commission in In
dianapolis October 4.
Duke Staples Of South Bend, mon
oIogist. and the Lucky Jazz orchestra
OF Elkhart were special features at
"a county X of L meeting neld in
Calanthe hall here. when about ESQ
persons we're present Frank j..
Duuten Of Lagrange delivered the
principal address. Lodges at Elk
hart. Bristol Middlebury. Miller
burg and Nappanee were represent
ed
James Freeland. s.. formerly Of
Goshen. died at his home in New
York City OF nervous collapse. He
had LONG been i'll Mr.. F'reeland was
"a prominent democrat. He had
been manager OF the old Noblo
school Furniture company plant in
This city and was connected with the
sherih's Office here I'm the late
seventies The body has been tenn
pOrariiy inferred IN New York.
Rev DIT. +. A. Nannuys Of Chica-
so formerly pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church in Goshen. Is
among the special instructors in
training schools established under
tho auspices of the Presbyterian
church OF America.
DR.. and Mrs e. O. DObson Of Co
shen have closed the season az the
Tavern, Christians lake manaElnS
that hotel for the first season. They
have leased IL together with the
seven Miles cottages for the summer
OF 1921.
John Z Boyts Of Goshen has be
come MANAGER OF the GrayIyu hotel.
Miami. Fla Mr. BOyts owned and
managed Wawasee Inn and Nawter
park hotel. Lake Wawasee. both of
which burned within a year Dur
ing the last sImmsr he conducted
the Annex. which did not burn
when the inn was destroyed
Spaulding NcMauu. So, father OF
John McMann of Goshen. died at
his home in cromwell.
Anna Bedger. wife OF Charles Y.
Bedger. Goshen Manufacture.
vas found Euilty or trespassiuS on
S-Nfiddlebury township land she owns.
but which she leased 20 samuel *.
Krider. the complaining witness iu
proceedings brought AGAINST Mrs
BedEer. Forty witnesses testified M
The trial or Mrs BedEer AN appeal
10 the circuit court was taken
II costs Elkhart county more
than S1.5OO-abCut ~ percent
for 1899 men and AIS women 70
register Sept. IN order to qualify
Tor voting at the general election.
Nov 3 The total registration Of
12.OO7 persons Is very satisfactory
20 democratic and republic man
ayers. Party leaders VIII make am
organized EFFORT for a fun reEistra-
. ton the last DAY Monday Oct &.
Goshen dealers in fruits and
vegetables are alleged 20 be prof.
teers. Retailers who purchased
peaches AT 81 per bushel are said 20
have disposed OF them az s. per
blsheI and cabbage purchased az
one cent a pound Is being sold az
five cents. Many purchasers have
made complaint ~ excessive prices
being charged. but uo dealer has
vet been prosecuted Pr0Eteeriu-E
has been going on here for many
months it .s asserted While sugar
has been retailed In some localities
as low as Ia cents Il pound Goshen
dealers have been getting IS cents.