The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1908 — Page 8

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MEMORIAL SUNDAY AND DECORATION DAY Comrade C. V. Smith of the Lake • view i’est, G. A. it, informs us 1 that the ostial preparations are being made foe the observance of Memorial and Deoora.ion days by all Organizations of the oity. The ornimittses on speakers, music, parade and general arrange* ■ menta have been appointed. Emory Strieby is to Icok after the finances, and anyone who wishes to ‘ . V contribute to the expense attached to the affair will oonfer a favor by handing him suob suinu as they feel like giving. The Syracuse Band will in all probability furnish the martial musio for the day. Comrade Smith mentioned the fact that the old veterans have expressed the hope that the ciriz*ns of Syracuse and Turkey Creek towrship will institute a peimanent organization known aS the Syracuse Memorial Association, The purpose of snob ah organ zation would be to assume all responsibility in conducting services on Memorial and Decoration days This kind of an arrangement would.be the means of perpetuating the custom of paying tribute to the soldier dead after the few scattered veterans are no longer able to take active part in the work of paying tribute to the memory of their dead comrades. We believe our public spirited citizens should immediately take action upon the suggestion of Mr. Smith. The Journal is ready to give any assistance possible.

’ KEEP YOUR EYE ON - Space 13 Each week this space will give a partial history ot STORY & CLARK pianos, and if you contemplate buying now or in the future, you ought to know WHY you select one instrument from another. lam going to give you , some reasons showing Why the STORY & CLARK is one of the best pianos on the market I will be glad to show you these at any tW© and *1 am sure I save you some money. Please call to see me before you decide. J. W, Rothenberger, MEALSAND SHORT ORDERS s When you want a quick meal a good one, a lunch on short notice, come where you will be sure to gets them. e* Fruits, Ice Cream Confections of all 4 Kinds " I ( V. ' • ' II ,L C-.. I wUT try to serve you right j and will appreciate your patronage. P. E. WINSOR.

1 1131 BTIIE IMHSfERS. I I | By H.£. Frazier,. Abstr. ) 1 j \\’arsaw, Ind. > s Geo. Slliank to Uriah Cartwright, lots 37 36 53 54 38 Green’s add f Atwood y95tE f Jos. Bjowiuan to Ceranda& Hazel Bowman,-lot 2q.q Mentone S3OOO. , Wm. H. Kline to Chas. Kirkland, - tract sec. 2 & 35 Etna tp SIO,OOO. Ida L. Engle to Robert S. War- . renJljJp 1 see. 33 Seward tp $4600. > Robert s. Wairen to Ida Engle, I 17 a see.; 32 Seward tp SBOO. Jacob Shank to John & Isabella I Hordley,! 27.80 a sec. 5 Harrison tp I SI2OO. i T • ■ Christian Tsohant2 to Wm & Lilie Tschhntz, 45 a etc. 11 Jackson tp S4OOO. - Charley Underwood to Gijant Richardscn, lota 31. 32 & 33 Barbour’s add Pierceton S2OO. Maggie A.s Creighton to Jacob Shank & Art|e M. Shank, lot 28 Atwood SSOO. Andrew Homnian to Frank & Nettie Hayman, S | lots 65 & 66 Sell’s add Silver Lake $550. 'Arthur Brubaker to Lulu M. Ford tract on ] Union St. Warsaw SIOOO. Lafayette Stigerwalf to Maurice ■Brosnahan, N tp lot 1 blk 2 Redkey’s adil Pierceton SISOO. Homer Longfellow, admr, to Reuben fl. fjeifer, lota 3 it 4 blk 42 Keith’s add Pierceton $425. • Pnsoifla M. Plantz to Otis Nusbaum, 40 a see, 28 Seward tp S2BOO. Sam'l Priser Sr. to Joseph L. Pnser, 25 a sec. 30 Jackson tp SBOO. Sylvester Flickinger to Oscar S. Wilkinsj 40 a ecc. 31 Washington tp. s24o(j>. JacjbjShank to Margaret Elder, lot 1 Atwood SBOO. John W. Dunlap lo.Defe M, Bro wo, |<>t AlvinjL. Ulrey Admr. to Mary Jane UlFey, of tiactin sec. 4 Lake tp PJOO.i Rachql StutsmatT to Robert E Dewart,>lo!s 11 & 12 blk 4 Millord $650, | ' Leah paokler et al to Advance RadiatoF Co., lot 40 1) & M’s add Syracuse SIOO. Catherine Boon fihd complaint against John M, Boon for injunction temporary^-restraining order which was grajitec'. The matter will come op for final hearing May 12. TEACHERS WILL BE IN 7 MUCH DEMAND Teachers Will Find no Difficulty in Getting Positions Next Fall - In a Circular letter to the school officials!of the state, calling attention to jibe fact that the demand for who have met the requirements <?f the new school laws, passed by the legislature of 1907, will' be large next Tail, Jhe state superintendent urges officials to impress •upon tile high school graduates the increaspd advantages in becoming school feachers. In order for any one to be eligible to rbegio teaching school after August 1908 he must possess sohol- : arship (equivalent to that of the (graduate of a oommiseioned or of a oertifieid .non-commissioned high school land must have taken at least a prescribed twelvo weeks’ course in an accredited professional tohooi or at tfie State Normal school. The iopportunity offered to young meu and women to teach and at the same time get an education and prepare for better places ought to | bring Hie very best material into 1 the calling. It is hoped that more young men will see fit to prepare themselves for the work. The salaries upder the new law will average about SSO, S6O and S7O per month in the country sohools, depending on the classification. Therefore, it will pay. It may not pay so well in dollars and cents as a few other thing?, but it will ‘pay. In clean happy,service and in tie possibilities of selfculture it will pay wonderfully. And in money it will now give a living. You are urged, therefore, to explain the possibilities of the hew laws so the brightest memberis of your senior class this year anc| to the members of your classes bf past years,— Blytnouth D 9 aoero. & 1 I ■

Margaret Rookstoi I Kilsrn was born !), <•_ 31, 1829, 10 Pr-bel Co.- >. Ohio and died May 2, 1908 iin Syracuse, aged 78 yeais, 4 nr-., 1 day. She, with h-r parents came to Elkhart Co, -Ind. in I 88& when about 6 years of age, ami her childhood was that- of the pioneer amid scenes of Indiana life and wild animals. Her whole life was spent iii Benton township, ElklmrU Co., till 1960 with the ixception of one y»tr, since which time sl.e was a resident of Syracuse. >' She was united in marriage to Isaac Kitson on May, 23d, and to this union were born seven sbns, and live daughter?, five, of which entered the. spirit world before her. In 1851 the gave her heart to G ml in which faith she died. To mourn their loss she leaves Seven children, twenty-'wo grandcliiklnn, five greal-gnindcliildren, two brother?, < he sTyter, relatives and friends, and an aged Companion of 8l years with whom she spent 58 years lackiog 21 da)? of married life. The erij yment of many of the .pleasures life were denied LeT f<pr many years on account of partial deafness. Being of ambitious, tireless and energetic nature, her life work was greatly impeded by her affliction. She was a good mother, and companion, piatient, loving, having the blest welfare of her family at heart. She passed galmly and peacefully to the great beyond, in the presence of he^i’children.and. companion. If I can live To nuke sonib pale face brighter, And to give A second luster to tear-diujnied eye, 0r e’en impart ; One throb of comfort to an aching lieart, 0r cheer some waywormXoul iff piassingby; I!f I can lend / A strong hand to th/ fallen, Or defend • \ The right against a single envious strain, My life, though bare, - ■ perhaps, of much that seCmeth dear and fair Tons on earth, will riot have been in vain. The purest jpy, most near to heaven, far from earth’s alloy. Is bidding clouds give way to sun and J shine. And ’twill be well If 011 that day of days the. angels tell Os me: “She did her best For oneof Thine/’" The funeral services were held at the M, If. Church Monday afternoon at one o’clock, conducted by Rev. A, I . Weaver, who rendered a very appropriate discourse. The body was then taken to Solomon’s Creek Onietry, being in charge of Undertaker Wilcox.' , , The following relatives were present fr.om out of town: Jonathan Kitjon and Mrs, Ida Newman of Mishawaka; Mr?. Libbie Heaton of Daily, Midi.; Tillman Rookstool cf Elkhart; Mrs. Mahala Rookstool, John Snydeit, Joe Kitson and family, ■slarioii Kitson tnid wife, Mrs, Eva Lehman and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bentz, and Ruth Biteman of Goshen; Jacob Kitson of Lfgonier a,nd John Geyer and wife of North Mauches ter. Probate Matters. Chae. C. Bachman, executor of the estate of Margaret Pensinger, reports sale of real estate which is approved by the court. Johii A. Sloan was appointed guardian of Elsie M. Guy. Noah Lehman, guardian, reports sale of real estate of Mary E. Hartzell, minor. Ths report is approved and- deed is qrdered, reported and approved. Wm. IL Eiler. administrator of the eetate of Fernando Study, files bis final report which is set forbearing May 21. Bert A. Rush, adriiinistrator, files final report in -the estate of Moses Rush, which is set for, hearing May 27. The wills of Lewis F.»Kuhn and Samuel Linam were admitted to probate, Mary E. Linam being executrix of the latter. v Subscribe for, the Journal now and get all the serial story. For Sale.—Three good ishow cases will be sold very reasonably if taken at onve. See Laura Cuffel, ItiUiMr. > •

■■■■■■■■■■■ ' Ordir mce Fixing Boundaries of 1 ic Town of I —— ■ ; , H7ie: 'as, A jieiition has been presented to the I .ml of Trustees of the Town of Syracui signed by all the parties which ’ will be ffectedby the proposed change ’ praying dial the Corporate Boundaries of 1 said to I>e iixvd «:ind established as hereina * r set out. therefore Belt 'rdained. V,y Board of .Trustees of .<■ incorporated Town of Syracuse, that fn ; .and after May 15th, 190 S, the corjxira boundaries of said Town shaff> , be loca ‘1 as: follows: r Begir at a post on the East side of the hig ■. a’y, North fourteen (l.|) degrees and te'p toj minutes east, eight-humlred nine an fivi tentfis (809 5-10) feet from the son wept corner of the north-west 1 quarter ■>f Section five (5), township thirty-f r (34) north, range, seven (7; ■ east of I -2ml. P, Al., thence north sixtyone (61 degrees west five hundred sev-enty-ei; t (578.) feet to the south line of the lati . of Sarah E. Younce; thence ' along s: I south line south eighty (80; degrees and twenty-five (25)' minutes west ni- hundred and eighty , (980) fe< t to the v st line of the lands of Sarah E Younce ufeuce along said wqst line jiorilffi. ' ohe (i ) egree and forty-five X 45) min1 tltesWe ./■.ven hundred ten I'7lol feet to the i ith east ■ corner of the kinds of Cassius M; Gordy; thence along tin. north li of the Jan'ds of the said Cassius Al .Gordy sijjith eighty-eight (88 degrees .'id fifty 150) .minutes west nim • htindret 900) feet to theAvest line of the - .right of vay of the Indianapolis, Huntington, olumbia City & North Western R'ailwa’ Company ; thence south eighteen f iS) de ccs and twenty-eight 128 : minutes eas two thousand eighty-three and five-ten .>[ 2083 5-10] feet to the north east corer of Syracuse Cemetery; thence , north e iti-eight [BB] degrees west four hundred and thirty-nine ami five tenths [■l39 5- 1 i feet to the north west corner • of said raeuse Cemetery; thence south - one [1 degree and fifty [so] minutes > west tl e hundreel [3oo] feet to the south w -t corner of said Syracuse Cemetery; th :ce south eighty-eight [BB] degrees at ten [lo] inihutes Cast four hundred for [44°] feet to the south east corner c said Syracuse Cdnetery; thence north tl ee [3] degrees and thirty [3o] minutes ast-ninety-three arid five-tenths , [93 5-i.c feet to the south line of the • drivewa of the Syracuse Cemetery; thence outh eighty-eight [BB] degrees east one itii.idred sixty-nine [l69] feet to the wes ifie of Mill street: thence along , said wes line south thirty-seven [37] degreefear -fifty [so] minutes east ninety1 six [96] ■ set;.thence south forty-five [4s] degrees . [s] minutes west five hun- . dred thi y-nitie [539] feet to the north - ’bank o Turkey Creek Ditch; thence south ■ ,hty-eight [BB]’ degrees and I twenty- e [2s] minutes west along the north b; kof said ditch eight hundred thirty-o L‘^3 l ] feet; thence south four [4-] deg 'es and thirty 4 [3o] minutes west, one tho and five hundred and ttventvthree[i 23] feet to the south line of the right of vay of the Baltimore &. Ohio Railroad Company; thence along said ' south li » the right of way of the Bal- ■ timore 7 Ohio Railroad Company south ' eighty-f t [B4] degrees and forty-five • [4s] mi :tes east two thousand four hundred an sixty-five [2465] feet to the east bank of kinder ditch; thence south three [3] degi es east one thousand, one liunffired arii thirty-four [1134] feet to the ■ south li: of Chicago street; thence north eighty-S : [S6] decrees ami thirty'[3o] minutes ast along the south line of said Chicago treet one thousand one, hundred ’ y-ofie [llßl] feet to the north ■ west Co aer of lot number one [i] .m 1 Windsoi - Addition to said town; thence" south tw (2) degrees and fifty (50), hiint ’ utes eas me hundred (100) feet to the I south w Xcorner of lot number one (1); thence 1 Tth eighty-six (86) degreesand i forty-eij 1(48) minutes east two thous--1 and (2c o) feet to the margin of the channel connecting Lake jWawasee and Syracust Lake; thence following the margin’ 1 said channel in a north and north -ea erly direction ope thousand one hundred and ninety (1190) feet to the south lii of the right of®way of the Baltimore 8 )hio Railroad- Company; thence • along sa ' south line of said right of way south'eii ity-three (S 3 degrees and ten (10) mi iites east seven hundred fifty (750) fe- ; thence north fifty’ (50) feet; « thence n rth forty-eight (48) degrees and ’ forty-fiv ( 45) minutes west seven thous- ■ and five .mndred and nine.y-one (7591) . feet to tl * place of beginning. All ter ritory, 1 ing outside of the abpve described oundary is hereby disannexed , alid decl red to be outside corporation. I ' Dated -iis, 30th day of A prill 90S. J. U. Wingard, Pres. [seal Fred Bund£, Sec. A. L. Cc neiius, Town Atty,

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