The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 30 April 1908 — Page 4

Syracuse Journal THURSDAY, APRIL feo, 1908. ’ * Published Every Thursday at Syracuse, Indiana, One Dollar Per Year. ylpfdicatioH Jor entry as second-e/ass matter at the post office at Syracuse, , /ndiana ,ffieiiding Foreword. Knowing; the frailties' bf human nature generally, and particularly of our own, we hesitate to promise t<j do what we hope we may be able to accomplish. But we have some convictions as-to how « newspaper ought to be run, and we believe our readers are entitled to know what they arc, as they will indicate the lines on which The Journal will prob, ably be conducted; We "ire glad to get on our exl change list ’1 Cicero Tribunal j tiblished by two oi our old scuoolJ m ites, Sam end James Twigg. AVe! med to sling type “when we were! a couple of kids” : .J A' wattamie,” the high school year book has just made its annual appearance and is-a very creditable piece of work on the part of the nupils. The liook is original throughout and contains several short stories of merit by pupils of the school. The contributors to the book are Emory Garber, Preston 11. Miles, Kay Cory, Celia Smith, besides a number of short notes by ether pupils. Leonard Brown of Des Moines, la., a former resident of Syracuse gives a brief historical sketch which is reviewed in another part of this Jiaper nnder the caption “Sixjy Years of Progress.” The,drawings were executed by JMiss Mary Miles and show cocsiurj erable skill m that line. The editorial staff of the “Pot|awaltamie” consists ot Preston H. Mils. Jay C. Gordy, Sverre N.-i],’ ten and Miss Mary Miles, Services at Evangelical Churclj Sunday : Sunday Scboolat 9:30 ». m, preaching at 10:45, subject, “ThA True Basis of Concord with Gcd.f X . P. A.- at 6:30 p. in.,' leader, Vera Odell; evening worship aF7:3O, subject, ,l lhe Controlling Power of Ideals.” Ever} body welcome.

bTHE CHEAPEST |is not the best. are maßing this statement because we are firmly convinced that it is absolutely true in alinstance. But of all other comthe household, this assertion is Aery Rind of * i Swture and Byou wantJ can BB|. F /■■■'.' ® jjj ■ v; ■ ’ ■ ,-' ■ K

tn IVGreely Yoder a girl. Mrs. Frank an-moth-er Sundayed at the Tippecanoe lake. Wilber \V i 1 | Sunday ed Mr. and Mrs. ] Sunday with tpeir Mrs. Bechtel *t SyraeujH Mrs. Lon Balholmew 't , called on Mrs. Chloe et .daj -. Mrs. Laura Reed’s of Elkhart, visiled with grand parents, Mr. and Mr?. over Sunday. Mrs. Paul Popenfoose acuse one day last week. w| Frank Swihart has beef slißfing sheep the past week/ ’ ■ I Win. Nice had a tin rootl pA on his barn last week. ■ Chas, White was at Ugon-Won Mor day. eW Mrs. John Gilbert was at Syracuse Sait’rday. Mr. and AJrs. George Kreger were at North Webster Saturday, Paul Popenfoose and wile wei-e at Nirth Webster Saturday. Wm. Strieby and wife, Marley Miller and family, Dick wife and Frank Swihart took dinner with John Gilbert Sunday. John White ai d wife spent Sunday wi’h their daughter, Mrs. Ed > Leonard. 'j Mr. and Airs. Chas. Vol berg spimt Sunday with Paul Popenfoose atad wife. - . b ■ ■ Quite a nnmber of cur young folks attended the commencement ia* Syracuse last Friday. Mrs. Ira Sensibaugh had another stroke ol paralysis this week and is in a precarious condition. . r . The Indiana fruit crop seems to be down to this: It w ll be ruintd if the buds are frozen,.'ard tl.v.i e wiil be a laVge crop if th >} a e ndt. The hSt rta iHi given Idr the b \ leaving the farm, at.d oi.mii g 10l town is that the old man has majle so much money farming he lijas bought a fine home in town and the ■ boy came along.for company. j I

■ 'LEESBURG R -Alliost all of the Leesburg members oil the 1 o. O. F. attended the yearlf~ieet-’ i* l " If the.. Odd Fellows of the cc/inty in 1 \\ an lw on ] as t Wedjjesday. There were abo u * five hundred in the parade. The work; n t.h e evening was in the Ist and yrd. The first was given, by the Kosciusko I<Lfge team of Warsaw, directed by .Mr. ?ye,. a nd was as near perfection in j all th. movements as it is' possible to get. It'clfpi.inly.was fine. The 3rd was given by the Claypool lodge team and was presented in a remarkably fine style, 'which was hugely enjoyed by all. After the work the Grand Master gave an address, delivering one of the finest speeches we have ever heard on the principles of Odd Fellowship. It was a grand success, for all of which the Odd Fellows of Kosciusko County are indebted to our ihdefagitable worker, Grand District Deputy, C. R. Zimmerman. We are i-tady for your produce; we jay top prices. Investigate. Humphreys Irvine’s old stand, Lee--burg. Airs. P. G. Premier returned home from Indianapolis Monday evening where she was sent as a delegate from the Eastern Star lodge at Leesburg to the Grand Lodge. . The Leesburg, baud headed the Odd Fellows parade at Warsaw' last Saturday and made a finee appearance in their new dark blue uniforms. The boys are certainly a credit to Leesburg.. We are just eff the square in town, next to tie Bank; but cn the square >n dealing, and you can bank on it. Humphrey's, Leesburg. G.tW. Irvine and wife spent Sunday with friends in Indianapolis. $ Air. Samuel Linam, who has been ailing for iiearly two years, died at his hc«ne in LeesbuYg on Tuesday of last week. The funend was at the Al. E. church with Rev. Alurrav in charge. Just a few goed suits for men and boys to close; if we can fit you, you will get a bargain. Humphrey’s Leesburg, Howard Blew has been employed by F. I>. Iryine as clerk in his drug store. I . S. Ledguard and family and the. Misses Flora Beane and Nellie Thomas attended the funeral of Air. Jerry Thomas at Warsaw Sunday-afternoon. Miss Zetta Sawyer of Elkhart 'was the guest of her parents several daj s last week. Everything re v and fresh in groceries. new gqods coming in everyday; pome in and s-e. Humphreys, Leesburg. - Airs. Alary Bride 11 th rail is visiting in RVifbash, til?guest of Mr. and Airs. James ISpejjcer, .

The Leesburg Reading Club met at! the ■ home of Alrs. Alinnie Byrer Alonday fjvem ing of last week. The . work of | Lindsay in the Juvenile Court at DejnJU 1 was given by AlrS. Clara Gawthropai4s| ' well Written paper. Aliss Lou' Arniaftw told of the development of the, Women’s Christian Associate . H which current events were disc the Club. On Monday evening IB the meeting was held at the horn ’Edith Harley. Brief sketches ' < Tarkington, Alaurice Thomp: Elizabeth Miller \vere givfen bp Hunter, Alary Hunter and Clarjt During the discussion of current. refreshments were served by tlu|' after which the Club adjourned] to meet in one week with Airs. Ada Hearn. . Asa token of appreciation of his world during the passed winter, the Bible Stud J Class called on Air. Aduddel Friday even] inland presented him with a very lienutiful picture, "a copy of Hoffman’s painting of the “Boy Jesus." If you don’t know where to go don’t go, Come. Best prices for produce. Humphrey’?. Leesburg. Yeager and daughter Ruth are vi/fting with relatives near Sidney. . The Leesl iurg base ball team | defeated the Hasting team on the Lhes|burg diamond Saturday by a score of 171 to o. Clifford Belch of Pierceton 1 was the guest of Audrey Kinsey over Su;nday. Airs. S. F. Armington of Wolpott, whe came Jo attend her father’s fufieral, returned home Saturday. You will regret rt it you miss those l ice curtain only a few left. Humphrey’s Lee-burg. The memorial‘funeral service.for Rev. Cj W. Lynch was hejd in the Al. E. church at' Warsaw on Alonday at 2 o’ clock p. m. and was certainly one full of deep interest. After quite a Idngthy obituary a number of ministers gave some very interesting reminescences of their association with him during Ins 50 years of service in-the ministry. Rev. E; Al. Baker said that 50 years ago a class of j eight, of which Rev. Lynch and himself were members, joined the North Indiana conference on probation. Os the entire class he is the only one living. The conat that tune-consisted of 100 memb. »s. Howard Irvine and wife spent Sunday in Alentond. Tlie following are the names of those who passed from the common' school branches under the efficient instruction of Air. Win. Sammy: Hallie Bortz, Leone Summy, Ralph Errick, Iva Sutton,.Sarabell Brubaker, Treva Frederickson, Fred Byrer, Jessie Ervin, Virgil Ross,Chester Hunter, ’Ruth Brubaker, Alae Baxter, and Owen Frederickson. Its in almost everybody's mouthl ,21 lb?, for; 25) cts ■ 11s. r o o.rl j too, Humphrey’s, Leesburg,! I x' Charles Beane v,-as quite .severely liq rt om last Saturday while playqig base bal 1. lie was running to catch a ball and 100 <- ing up as he ran and rati into a barb wii e fence with full force, cutting his face ba< 1w, one or two of the barbs going clet ir through the cheek. Dr. I’. G.Fernner i n dressing the wotmd had to take sever d stitches in them. . 1 'I There are twelve or more cases of inea sles ;io\y in Leesburg 'hud more on tl te siting. Some of the cases have, been vet y serious and death resulted in two case s. 1 The funeral of Miss Virgil Stewart, tlie year old daughter of Air. and Airis. Lincoln Stewart,' was held in the Al, Itl (church last Friday at 10 o’clock a. vn. The discourse was delivered by Rev. Richart of she I' . B. Cliui’eli at Cluneftc and was certainly one of the most appropriate funeral sermons we ever listened to. This was’the second deat hin the family from measles with in ten days. Ti e fautiilj' have the heart felt sympathy of the entire communitv. v The I,i'esbnrg base ball teqni will play the Alilford team at A'lilford next Saturday afternoon. ' ® George Huffer. and family of near Bourbon, were the guests of A. H. Frederickson and family and E. Stohkey and fo.rh jly seyeral <JayS last \vepk. . I _ . ,! • . Airs. John Banks of Warsaw, ajid Airs; Ira Feryerda of Oswego were the guests of their parents, A. 11. Frederickson and wife, last Saturday. The last number of the Pentalplp Club’s lectiire course, given by Air. Aforrison Totten, the celebrated it personator and niagician, was a complete sueeess in every way. It is truly wlidcrful f how a man can so completely d'i'ejive the I eye. We have had several godd courses ' in Leesburg, but the young mry Five certainly knocked the parsimon arj given I 1 us the best of all. . I Alfred Goshorn iQs in' India last week as a delegate ,Arom Liesbur lodge, ISI F. and A. Al. / On account of an epidei; of I ill i.ce-biny. th. ' »L >cre < ' . : ' n ’ for... mit. Professor Aduddel, who.lies ’oeH ' intendent of tliv sclnSß '■ • 'H \'.,-b' lb.-. ■ H ivery one )henj).

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twenty-fiye [2SJ minutes ivesf g’ong th north bank of said ditch eight hundrei *- thirty/one [B3l] feet; thence south sou L‘l 1 degrees and thirty [3o] minutes wes •- one thousand five hundred and twenty e three [1523] feet to the. south line of th. - right of way of the Baltimore & Ohi< r Railroad Company; thence along sai< 1 south line bf .the right of' waj- of the Bal 1 timore & Ohio Railroad Company soutl eighty-foiir '[B4] degrees and forty-five - 145] minutes east tuo thousand four him- , <lre I and sixty-five 12465] feet to the east r bank of Skinner ditch; thence south three . L3l degrees east one thousaiid one hun- , dred and thirty-four f,- e t to the south line of Chicago street; thence north eighty-six [B6] degrees and thirty [3o] minutes east along the south line of said Chicago street one thousand one hundred and eighty-one [i 181 J feet to the north west corner of lot number one [l] in Windsor’s Addition to said,’ town; thence south two (2) degrees and fifty (50) minutes cast one hundred (100) feet to the south west corner of dot number one (iL thence north eighty ? siv <B6j tfegreesxmd forty-eigl-.t 1 48). minutes east two thousand (2000) feet' to the margin of ihe channel connecting Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake; tffence following thg margin of said channel in a north and .north easterly direction one thousand ohe hundred and ninety (1190) feet to the . (south line of the right of way of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cotnpanv; thence along said south line of said right of way south eighty-three (83) degrees. and ten (10) minutes east seven hundred fifty (750) feet; thence north fifty (50) feet; thenee north forty-eight (48) degrees and forty-five (45) minutes west seven thousand five hundred and nine.y-oue Q 591) ■feel to the place of beginning. All ter ritejry, lying outside of the above described boundary is hereby disannexed land declared to be outside said corporation . Dated this 30th day of April 190 S. r J- U. Wingard, Pres. | I [SEAT,] Fred Bundy, Sec. h. L. Cornelius, Town Atty.

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Howard i*ot>nd was the guest of Tom iny Covinton Sunday. > Charles L e >itz visited Saturday night and Sunday with relatives here. * i • Three of the pupils bf the graduating failing in the first examination, took the! second and passed. This inakes an entire class of eleven graduates.: 2 Henry Kelve’s children spent Sunday with John Kelve and wife. t|

TIME TAELE WINONA LINE AT LEESBURG. NORTH BOUND BOUND 5:45 a.m. 6:20 a. nt. 8:20 a. m. 7:50 a. qi. 10:20 a.m. 10:20 a.m. 12:30 a.m. I 12:20 a.m. j 2:20 p.m. 2:20 p.m.; I 3:40 p.m. 4:20 p.m. i 4:20p.m. 5:30 p.m. I 6:20 p. m. 6:20 p. m. J 8:20 p.m. ’? 8:20p. m. 9:50 p.m. 10:17 p.m. 11:17 p.m. 11:40 p.m. z T LIMITED CARS 7:15 a.m. 8:40 a. m. 9:15 a. m. 10:40 a.m. 11:15 a. m. 12:40 a. nw i 1:15 p- 1». 2:40 p. m. K 3J5 p. m, 4;4° p. m. V 5:15 p, m. 6:40 p.m. 7d5 P, in, 8:40 p, m. | 9:1.5p,m-. . 10:40. j ■r time at Alilford add' Vive misaA!s to le of North Bound Cars. s arrive at Alilford Five minutes Irlier .n given time at Leesburg. B

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