The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 37, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 January 1908 — Page 5

F The Syracuse Journal J INDEPENDENT. . THURSDAY, JAN. 7, 1908. Published Every Thursday at Syracuse, Indiana. One Dollar Per Year. WALKER & FANCIL, Printers and Publishers Entered as second-class matter May 4, 1908, at the post office at Syracuse r Indiana, under the Act of Congress op March 3,1879. Home; News Notes. Jos. P. Dolan went to Cleveland • Tuesday. Charles Brady was a Goshen visitor Wednesday. * Cal Ililiabold of Chicago, was in town the first of the week. Conrad Ryan of Sioux Falls, So Dakota visited C. I. Bender over Sunday .* Goggles and Eye Protectors of all Styles, all kinds Repairing in the line, Veire, Miss Mamie Cook of Goshen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoopingarner. Rebecca Stetler returned from Elkhart Monday where she has been 'visiting since Friday. I Mrs. S. A. Robins of Cromwell, was viatti- g her sister-in-law, Mrs. C 1. Bonder Tuesday. Congressman Barnhart is trying tp secure an appropriation for a SIOO,OOO federal building at Misha- . vyaka. ; Eston McClintic is wearing the “smile that won’t come off.” —Elizabeth Thursday, Jan. 7, 1909—weight 8 pounds. It is said that the United Wireless Telegraph Co, of New York will establish . a station at Elkhart. South Bend will also have a station. { Revival services are still in progress at The Trinity Ev. Church. Preaching morning evening, Sunday School and Y - P. A. at useal hour. Everybody welcome. Rev. 11. Deßray of Mt. Vernon, lowa, delivered an excellent sermon mon at the M. E. church Sunday evening. He is a son-in-law to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bushong, Mrs. Ada Miller left Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mae Dilley of Chesterton, She is better known here as Miss Mae Ketnng, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Ketring of Chesterton. The following persons from here attended the funeral of\ Mrs. L. A. Selder at Blyrnouth Sunday: Sam Akers, Jiffinnd wife;* Wm. Bowld and wife, E. E. Strieby and wife, ;•> and William Hettinger and wife. There is still a possibility of the Huntington, Columbia City, Wawasee & Gosheii electric line beidg built. It js understood that the Winona Interurban Railway company its willing to construct the, line if a d.esirable right-of-way can be » obtained.—Fort Wayne JournalGaze tte.

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'■■■' I!. .■■■■■ JJLBBBgi I John , Veirs went to Goshen Thursday Vid Smeltzer came in from Elkr hart Wednesday. ’ Miss Dona Miles of Goshen spent Sunday with relatives here. 1 : Mrs. Ed. Craft went to Logans. , port Wednesday to visit for several r days. ‘ ' t Mrs. Worley, Mrs. Wm. Kindig’s ; mother went to Michigan Friday to visit, The best for your money is Peirce’s Golden Blend Rio package coffee. Peirce’s Golden Blend Rio Coffee in pound packages ’is the best oh the market. Miss. Carrie Smith spent several days in Goshen this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Kiler., The coldes weather in Montana’s history was experienced this winter, 44 degrees below zero. Services at church at Wawasee Lake, have been changed. Services will now be held at 10:30 a m. and 7 p.m. Divine services at Grace Ev. Lutheran church at 10:45 a. m. Subject “Christians in Christ.” Suncig school at 9:30 a. m. All are welcome, ■ < • Miss Carrie Miller gave her first dancing lesson to a class of six Tuesday night at Brady’s News Stand. The next lesson will be given Tuesday night. The new Oswego High School building was dedicated Friday, the North Webster band furnishing the program. Manuel training and domestic science in tfie future will probably be taught. A. L. Cornelius is in Indianapolis in the interest of the Cement company in the marl fight, It is to be hoped this question will be disposed of at this session of the legislature for all time. Mrs.*Mary C. Thaw on the writ of habeas 'corpus .brought the case beforb the supremeYcourt just-.ee Thompkins, Saturday, to release her sbn from the insane hospital. She asks that her sons mind be tested by a jury. In an effort to make the Journal a better local paper we have secured Glenn Gordy to act as our reporter. Os course it will be impossible for us t 6 get all the news but if our readers will join hands with us and report the news to Glenn or the Journal, we will make this the best paper in the county. At the U. B. church next Sunday School at 10 a.m. Young people’s meeting at 6 p.m.' led by George Smith. Preaching at 7,p.m. At the Concord church Sunday school at 10 a m. Sermon at 11 am. The U. B. Quartely conference will be held at the Syracuse church by Presiding Elder J. E. Grimes of Warsaw, on next Wednesday January 20, at 9 r.m, J* W. DeLong Pastor.

HI LWIgBP-y. WiBLUJUj n Ira Rothenberger was in town Friday. < - Wm, Connolly was in Goshen Tuesday, t Sol Lung and wife were in Elkhart Tuesday f 1- Ed Phelps of North Webster was il in town Monday. Kimber Wolfe and Jesse Mitchell s were.in Goshen Tuesday. 0 John Coy died, with pneumonia Tuesday morning at 4 o’clock. 8 Mrs. of Cromwell visitB ed Fred Self and family Tuesday. Mrs. Clyde Swartz is confined to 3 her home on accounl of sickness. 1 Charley Wiseman visited at bis home at Kuhn’s Landing Friday. ' Miss Pearl Stough is spending [ a few days with friends at Indian Village, ’ For Sale! Home grown popcorn » that will pop. ‘lnquire of Lincoln Cory, phone 425, Milford. 1 Mrs. J. L. Scott and sons John • and- Dewey were the guests of Har- - ley Cheney and family Tuesday. A number of nice- lots for sale ■ in good location at $75 to S2OO. . They are W. G. Connolly See the great rednotions in all kinds of clothing at The Star during the big clearing sale. See ‘ad’. TIPPECANOE Merl Mood oldest son I'of Frank Mock is quite sick with pneumonia fever. Wm. Haffner of Topeka, Ind., is visiting relatives and friends m this neighborhood. Ward Robinson was 3t Warsaw last Thursday on business. Vern Beghtel -and wife of Syracuse spent last Thursday with Wm. Starner and family. Wm. Nice was qjyte sick Friday night and Saturday but Is better at this writing, John Gilbert lost a valuable horse last Thursday. , i-i Wm. Gilbers and wRe were at North Webster last Saturday. Mrs. George Kreger and Mrs. John Gilbert spent Sunday with Mrs. Len Niles. Mr. ancf Mrs, Vern Beghtel "of Syracuse and Ge.o. Stansbarger visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nice Sunday. { John’Gilbert and Wm. Heffner spent Sunday evening with Wesley Westlake. Charles Alwine the teacher at the Lindemood school is sick grip. 1 Dick Miller and family spent Sunday with Will Gilbert and wife. 1 a GILBERT’Sr ’ . "b ' Ruben Brumbaugh was called to Waterford, Wednesday on account of the serious illness of his father John Brumbaugh. Charley Lutes made a business trip to Goshen Wednesday. Calvin Cooper and family; spent with the latters parents M. L. Warner and wife. Charley Troup and family of Goshen called on William Weybnght Saturday. ■ . Berdine .Lutes the little, daughter of Charley Lutes is quite sick, Druokamiiler made a business trip to Goshen Friday, Albert Werstler and family visit ed Sunday with Abe Morehouse, Edward Berkey and wife were over to Elkhart Saturday and purchased a fine driving horse. Johnie Clem has been very sick, John Geyer of Michigan is visiting relatives and friends here. Milo Troup, John Magarity, Charley Troup, and families opent Sunday with Henry Neff and wife, Mrs. John. Heber has the lagrippe Ardie Berkey is attending school atjthe Mennonite College in Goshen. Harry Coy spent Sunday with his. sister Mrs. Ckarley Lutes. 1 For Sale at a bargain, or will exchange for team of horses a good photograph gallery in good town. Enquire of W. G Connolly. Read the Journal ads.

| ; flDortuary. William T. Rentfrow was bora in Benton township, Elkhart county,, June 25, 1864 and departed this life ’ Jan 6, 1909, aged 44 years 5 months and 6 diys. He was united m mar--1 riage to Francis Ritter Dec. 23, 1891 and to this union was born 3 t children, Hazel, Charles and Harry. Their mother departed from this life February 11, 1899, nearly 10 years ago and all this time be has managed to keep his children together and J provide for them. He and his wife embrased religion a numper of years ago and were honored members of the church in this place for a long time. He was also a member of the Woodman Order and carrying ah insurance policy of $2,000. ' , He leaves to mourn his loss 3 children, a father, 2 brothers, 3 sister and a large circle of friends and neighbors who very much regret his sudden departure. Intermit in Syracuse Cemetery, Charles Wilcoi officiating. i _ ' ' Persona who subscribe to the Public Library are requested to call at the bank and make payment so as to save the expense of sending a man around to see them personally. Library Board. Gary Going Up.| ] Gary will Jiave still another gigantic factory. The new arrival is the American Locomotive Works which has just purchased 130 acres of land at that place and will construct a mommoth plant employing from 12,000 to 15.000 men. The company has incorporated under the laws of Illinois with a capital of $50,000 while the original capital*, tzation is $50,000,000. A. A. Rasor was in Warsaw Monday. Died In Infirmary. Christian Weaver, father of Mrs Ira Kehr, of this place, died at the Elkhart County Infirmary at Dunlaps Saturday, aged 62 years. The funeral was held Monday at the Yellow Creek church, and burial was near Goshen tn charge of N. A. Lehman, a" ’ w - .4 .L-«_ — . ! IF YOU HAVE- HEART TROUBLE there is no remedy like a gift of good jewelery. It need not necessary be expensive. It will not be if you buy it here. IF THE QUALITY/OF OUR JEWELRY was as low as the prices it would be pretty poor stuff. But it isn’t. So you can fix up that heart trouble by spending a little money here for jewelery that any one would be glad to received and proud to wear. N. P. HUFFMAN, Your Jeweler. WOOD! We have a’ good supplyof all kinds of wood on. hands which we will deliver to your house Muers ■ Grissom

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