The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 5, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1908 — Page 4

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The Syracuse Journal THURSDAY, MAY 28, 190 S. Published Every Thursday at Syracuse, Indiana. One Dollar Per Year. WALKER & FANCIL, Printers and Publishers Application Jor. entry as second-class matter at the post office at Syracuse, Indiana, pending. The Candidates. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce that ‘I am a candidate for Sheriff of Kosciusko county, subject to the decision of the Republican County convention. ORANGEL CORY. FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. I hereby announce my candidacy for Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Democratic caucus of Turkey Creek Township. s HENRY SHOCK The Congressional Candidates. - ' The Republioan Congressional Convention is called for Tuesday, June 9th, 1908, at Plymouth. Ind. There are two aspirants for Congressional honors, viz: Honorable Jotin L. Moorman of Knox, Indiana, and Honorabli Charles W. Miller of Goshen, Indiana. They are both men of ability, qualified to give the District conspicuous representatioh *at Washington. There are a few facts, howeVer, which should be

carefully considered by the voters before they Jfecxle which of these gentlemeq are their choice. First, Mr. Moorman Is of the plain people. He is one of them. He knows their wants and needs He is free from alliances of all kinds and character. He is under no obligation for past favors to any particular interest in the District .and >s in a position to give every inter est, and the people, a square deal. Mr'. Miller is a lawyer of ability. This ability has been recognized by the corporate interest of the District. He is associated with Banking, Railroad, and Manufacturing Cor porations. The Administration is strenuously asking and demanding that various laws be passed concerning these Corporations which are of vital importance to the people. These laws are designed and advocated in the internet of the people. They are to restrict and limit the encroachments of Corporate wealth upon the rights of the people. It cartainly is a vary bad year to nominate a Corporation Attorney to represent the old 13th. ’in the next Congress. No matter how honest and upright, the old obligation is there. It is the hardest thing in the world to look upon old friendship and alliances in an unbiased and unpredjudioed manner. Mr. Moorman is free from the influence. It seems easy to decide which man should be our next Congressman, doesn’t.it? Syracuse Boy Returns From Europe. Audrey “Merrill” Snyder, son of W. S. Snyder of this oity, returned here for. a few days visit with relatives. Audrey has been over some territory since he left here two years and three months ago. He has been touring Europe with the “Three Marvelous Merrills,” the famous trick bicyclists, having been in England, Scotland, Wales, France, Germany, Austria, Holland and Switzerland. The trio have been giving two and three performances a day at the best show houses in, the world. From Audrey’s conversation in general, we would just as leave be in the United States— Indiana and Syracuse preferred—as to be a monarchial subject. But the strange things one sees in the old country would be interesting for awhile. Four years ago the Merrills toured this country, Mexico and Cuba. Democratic Convention Postponed. At a meeting of the chairmen of the counties of the district held at Plymouth on Tuesday the democratic congressional convention was postponed indefinitely. It will probably be held in*July, following the national convention at Denver. Friends of Henry Barnhart, editor of the Rochester Sentinel are urging his candidacy for the congressional nomination. Mr. Barnhart is a splendid gentleman, of clean record and good ability, his paper being one of the best ones in the district, It is said that Hon. B. F. Shively is willing to accept the nomination for the short term, but is unwilling to stand for Afie regular one. Should the democrats control the next legislature he will be a candidate for election to the United States senate. Wawasee Inn Opened. 1 The Wawasee Inn is now open for the season and the Villa is already accomodating a number of guests Mr. Johnson is not only a good hotel manager but is a progressive business man as well. He is enthusiastic when speaking of Wawasee Lake and deplores the fact that so little is’done in the way of advertising this beautiful summer resort. Mr. Johnson is of the opinion that an association should be formed to “boom” the lake and place it where it rightly belongs, in the front rank of the middle western summer resorts. While- Mr. Johnson is, of course, after his share of-the business he is willing Ito take his chances with'die rest and boom the lake iu general. x Patronize your home dealers for what you want that you caA get,""find then they can get you what7 011 want that you can not get.

WEBSTER. was well represented at the ball game at Cromwell Sunday. The North Webster Automobile Co. have ordered machinery for their fsjtory. See front page. , Don’t forget Memorial services at North Webster May 30. Band concerts every Monday Mnd Wednesday evening on the street. Come and enjoy the music. The North Webster band have just secured handsome new uniforms which cost over $200.00. Come in the 30th and see the boys in their new suits. X Claude Ringenberg of Kendallville and Vern Ringenberg of Albion visited with their parents of this place over Sunday. Harry Lung has opened a meat market in the John Angel building opposite the post office. , . • A party of eight -£rom Warsaw drove over to North Webster Sunday. Resorters are getting to # be prettyplentiful around the lakes. A party- of our boys camped over Sunday on the banks of Tippecanoe lake, but they were all able to go to work Monday morning. Lots of fish are being caught off their beds and have been for several days. If you are fish hungry come to Webster. Jeff Hiser has resigned his position as cook at the Vawter Park hotel. It seems Jeff and the colored lady in the kitchen could not agree. Ask Jeff if he is on hi§ way1 Ed Marx has also resigned his position at Vawter Park hotel. He liked his work (but was very much needed at home. I There seems to be something about home.that holds him there. North Webster may celebrate the 4th. TIPPECANOE r Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harttnan, a girl. Mrs. John Stansbarger visited with Ben Blacks bn Wednesday of last week. Miss Zella Miller is helping her aunt Mrs. Emma Bushong, clean house. Paul Poppenfoose planted corn for Josiah Garber tins week. * George Kreger, John Gilbert and Melvin Niles were in Cromwell on business Saturday. - Leu Niles and wife spent Sunday at New Paris with Mrs. Niles parents. Bert Niles and family spent Sunday with Jacob Yoder and family. Mrs. Zepha Bechtel of Syracuse spent Sunday with her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Nice. Greely’Yoder and family spent Sunday with Jacob Altland and family. Roy Noel and family of Goshen passed through this locality Sunday with their auto. >/ Mrs. Ben Black and daughter Florence and Mrs. Alice Ritter, Mrs: Rosa Ritter and Mrs. Jacob Sutton, took dinner with Albert .Rink and family Sunday. Miss Zoe Scott visited over Sunday with Zepha Baugher. v Miss Ina Gilbert spent Sunday with Madge Strieby. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Niles were at Warsaw on Monday of this wedk. Mr. Nyce and Mrs. Paul Poppenfoose were at Syracuse Monday on business. Mrs. Frank Swihart and her mother were in Webster Monday. OSWEGO J. C. Beagle and wife Warsaw, attended preaching at this place Sunday. ‘ Emanuel Kulm and family and Charles Longfellow and family took dinner with Win. Parker and family Sunday. ' ’ Mrs. J. F. Pound is visiting friends in Columbus, Ohio; Ed Lippincott spent Sunday with B. F. Lentz and wife. Thomas Parker spent Sunday with Harold PouiyT) The Baptist Rt. Wayne Sunday School , Convention will be held in the Baptist church in Oswego Wednesday night and Thursday of next week. Everybody invited. " ’ - Miss Mae Covington spent Sunday with Rose Parker. Mrs. Walter Border of Logansport is visiting her parents, Owen Dorsey and family. Decoration Day services will be held at the Baptist church in Oswego,' May 30, at two o’clock. George Smith of Cripple Gate Heights will make regular trips with the steamboat “Ethel H.” aroundTippecanoe.and James ( Lakes on Decoration Day, DISMAL? Mrs. Freda Vorhia and Tilla Bobeck spent Thursday and' Friday with Mrs. Wm. Bobeck. The house belonging to John Kauffman which waa occupied by Wm. Deßrular, burned last Saturday noon, most of the contents were saved. Ptollman Vorhis, wife and son, Emery, and mother, Mrs, Diana Vorhis, were Sunday visitors at the home cf Howard Bentz and family. Charley Nicholi and family, Raymond -Juday and Earl Hire and wife visited with Mrs. Grubb last Sunday. Harry Vorhis and family took dinner with Nelson Bobeck Sunday? Those wlio were entertained at Milton

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Kitson’s Sunday ’were Evert Bell, Walter Hire, Dick apd Mary Knox and Florence Stettler. Melvin Dillen visited at Henry Rapp's Sunday- afternoon. Claps Bobeck of Topeka is visiting with his brother, Nelson Bobeck, and other relatives this week. Sam Dillen called at Milton Ki son’s Sunday evening.* 5 Wm. Deßrular moved into Mrs. Sloan’s house Monday. Base $ i Ball!! Cromwell Beds vs. Syracuse Juniors DECORATION DAY Admission 10 cents. 11 Come and see a fast game, called at four. - Hurry -

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