The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 20, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1908 — Page 5

Home News Notes. ■ XV Homes for two boys ’ • V V ail tell.—Q ne jand the oth- ; •er .guyears old. Would prefer country : • peopie.-lnqdire of the Journal: C. B. Bentley was in Goshen Monday. Spetaeles in all Styles in Gold, Silver and Steel at Veirs. Ti e prevailing; market prices for country produce at Russell's. Shoes and oxfords for men, women an I childrea, A. W. Strieby. , Dan Klink and Sherm Looke made a business trip to Goshen Tuesday. 'Miss Eugene Markwood of Warsaw visited with Miss Cuffel last week. Henry Grenachet of Chicago spent Satmday and Sunday who friends in Syracuse. Bargains that are no joke at Russsll’s -oldiSwartz corner. Let us figure with you for your linoleum. A. W. Strieby. , Journal local ads are bringing results, Let us prove it. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Boyer of Elk--11 irt are the guests of their son Rev. C- E. Boyer and family this week. Mrs. Charlotte Angel and Mrs. Relta Tumbleson of Leesburg, took dinner with Mrs. H. A. Sheffield last Tuesday. ‘ 1 I# (A carload of Red Cedar Posts ist received, Now is your time to uy —will sell them cheap.—Syraised.umber Co. Miss Jessie Gordy left Wednesay for Sycamore, Illinois, to take ie. position held last season as milner at that place. Mr, and Mrs. B. R. Heffeltioger t left Sunday morning for Chicago, where they are the guests of relative? and friends this week. Mr. P. H. Shnetz of Chicago, bead buyer for C. R. Cave Depar’mhnt Store, was the guest over Sunday of his cousii, John Petersohn. / Harley Wantz and wife and child of Toledo, 0., were here altendirg the funeral of his brother’s wife. Mrs. Wantz will remain a few days, Frank Starner, living north of Leesburg reports a very good crop of llover, from which he got 46 of. clean seed from ten acres. > Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Blanchard and son returned from Berne, Ind., Tuesday where they have been the guests of relatives for several days. EL ECTRIC CATHARTIC TABLETS 25ots. ZA-MIA Pile Cure 50ctfffat either drug store or at our office over the Bank. Money refunded if not satisfied. SYRACUSE ELECTRIC TABLET CO. Make arrangements to be at tl e Methodist church Friday, October • - i 2nd at ten o'clock. A good program will b£ arranged for your entertainment. Eight visiting ministers will speak during the day on interesting subjects. The numerous friends of Miss Lois North will be glad to that she has secured the position of teacher in the first primary grade of the Kendallville schools. Miss North made a good record in the Syracuse schools, and believe she will give good satisfaction m her new place. From the Ashley Times we learn that “Mrs. Cook, night operator, has been superceded by a gentleman. Seniority knocked her out. Mrs. Cook has made many friends here, and it is to be regretted that she cannot remain.” We believe the lady’s Syracuse friends will also regret to hear of her misfortune. Valuable Horse Lost. Harry Clemens of this city hi d the misfortune to lose fits pacer valued at |SOO. The horse was apparently in perfect health Mondav, and it was indeed a surprise to Mr. Clemens when he went to the barn early Tuesday morning to find it dead. It was lying in the stall and there was nothing to indicate any struggle. . ' Upon a thorough examination the only thing foudd was slight valvular trouble of the heart. The horse had been tried out and showed a speed of 2 08 or better.

Optical Goods at Veirs. Bee Beckmann s big line of pictures frames. Harry Groves was a Gcshen visitor Monday. • Ora Traster got back from North Dakota Friday. 1 - . A. L. Cornelius had business in Warsaw Monday. Sidney Winsor was in South Bend on business Monday. Sim Bunger of Uromwell was a Sunday visitor hare. A fine line of parasols and umbrellas. A. W. Strieby. Some good shoes and oxfords at very low prices at Russell’s. Sign the library subscription list yourself, then ask others to do so. Two Big Shows will exhibit in Syracuse, Saturday,September 12th. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mondy of Fort Wayne are visitors at the home of M. L.. Russell. Arnold and Olga Beckmann returned Sunday morning from a visit with relatives in Toledo. Ray Wantz of Rookford, Ills., came in Sunday evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. Riley Wantz. A carload of Red Cedar Posts just received. Now is your time to buy—will sell them cheap.—Syracuse Lumber Co, Preaching at the M. church Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 a. in., League at 6:30 p. m Come and worship with us. ■ ' ; A remonstrance was filed with the commissioners last Friday from Turkey Creek township with 317 signatures, giving remonstrators a majority of 39. The last quarterly business meeting of this year will be held Saturday evening at the Church of God. Every m-niber is requested to be present. J Sam Rasor and Jasper Edgell painted the front of the Holten Hotel block this week, giving it a stone color.. It presents a very attractive appearance. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of God will have a market of baked goods at E. W. Hire’s meat market next Saturday afternoon, September 12tb. Your last chance to get a certificate through the guessing contest which closes September 15th. It costs you nothing to guess on the stone in Hoch’s window. J. W. Rothenberger. Anothe race matinee will be held at Ligonkr on Tuesday and Wednesday, Snpt. 22 and 23. Some excellent races will be pulled off, if things “pan out” as the management hopes for. « Harry Groves has accepted a position in the mechanical department of the Myers Manufacturing Co. at Warsaw. Claude Mentzer, formerly of Syracuse, is with the same concern. Divine services at Grace Ev. Lutheran church next Lord’s day at 10:45 a. m., subject, “The Sublime Deliverence.” Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. All are cordially welcome. Services Sunday at Trinity Evangelical church as follows:, Sunday school at 9:30 a. m; preaching at 10:45, subject “The Holy Spirit.” Y. P. A. at 6:30 p. m; preaching at 7:30. All are welcome.

HATS • Watch for the dates of my Fall Opening Large assortment of Fine Millinery HIRE.

Picture framing to order at Beckmann's. Fob salk —Apple butter, fresh and sweet. B. F. Kit son. v Mrs. Clyde Swartz is visiting E J. Swartz and wife at Bristol. Miss Elva Miles is assisting Miss Uuffel m her millinery store. Farmers should get my prices on dry goods and groceries.—Russell. For Sale—Good second hand organ. J. W. Rothenberger. Several bunches of old papers at Journal office. Who wants them? More new lace curtains, all grades and prices. A. W. Strieby. J Richard Sohmerda of Chicago, visited his brother Tony here last week. H. N. Callander of Lusk, Wyoming is visiting with home folks and old friends. Goggles and Eye Protectors of. all Styles, all kinds Repairing in the line, Veirs. Mr. and Mrs. George Beard, of Waterloo, Ind., are here this week the guests of relatives. Mrs. W. S. Locke of Angola, has been the guest of M. S. Locke and familv a few days recently. A carload ot Red Cedar Posts just received. Now is your time to buy—will sell them cheap.—Syracuse Lumber Co. Oscar Masters returned home from Milford Tuesday, where be had been spending a week visiting his aunt, Mrs. Roy A. Brown. For sale, cheap, a good upright piano and piano player; will sell together or seperately. They have been used but a short time. . -* J. W. Rothenberger. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. By H. C. Erazier, Abstr. Warsaw, Ind. John Fuller to John Rush 13a sec 3 Wayne tp, SBOO. . Rosenstock and Shield to David and Margaret Ross lot 6 Pleasant View, S3OO. Thomas E. Snavely to Margaret Wehrley lot 48 Syracuse, SBBO. Ida D. Correll to Frank J. Kline, tract sec 7 Harrison tp $1,300. Wm. M. Correll to Frank J. Kline Ila sec 7 Harrison tp $1,300. John Parish to Cassius C. Wise part lot 2 Claypool 700. Sophia Holloway et al to Jacob V. Yoder 32a sec 6 Jefferson township S4OOO. VV m. A. Thomas to Levi Stookey and T. Wayne Anglin tract sec 11 Harrison tp SBOO. Wm. A. Boggs to Al W. Boggs 10a sec 23 Wayne tp S6OO. Arthur Blanchard to Myriab Bower lot 31 Hillabold add Syracuse, SIOO. Robb Woodmansee to Sarah E. Pledger lot 8 third add Winona Park $4,000. Leonard J. Curtis to Edwin Craven lot 174 Winona Park $2,000, Eliza Ann Robinson to Louisa Haokley lot 189 Winooa $1,500. Emma Weyriok to Jonathan E, Taylor tract in Syracuse $4,000. Omar F. Neff to Nellie McGinnis 128a sec 30 Van Buten $16,000. John Borton to Ezra E. Hatfield 15a sec 31’ Harrison tp S6OO. Kalorama Resort Co. to O. D. Ervin and E. T. Soott lot 26 Kalorama S2OO. Jeremiah Herrin to Adolphus Moore lots 9, 10, 11,12, Shoreacres. Cards of Thanks, We desire to thus express our most sincere gratitude to our friends for the courtesy and kindness extended to us during our great sorrow. Riley Wantz. Benj. Juday and Family. I . We are very grateful to friends and neighbors 'for their assistance and sympathy during the sickness and death of our little one. Cullen Gbisamee and Wife, Notice. After this week all laundry work must be in the rffioe not later than Tuesday evening. Phone 106.—Superior Laundry,

NORTH WEBSTER North Webster seems to have caught the spirit of improvement, Samuel Miller is having a new concrete sidewalk built past his house and Jefferson Garber, the general supply man, is constructing a concrete barn at the rear end of his place of business. We hope the spirit will be contagious. Mrs. Neff is here from Missouri visiting with her nephew, V. D. Mock, and family. Mrs. Nat J. Kline, who has been confined to her sick bed for some time, is able to attend to her household duties again. Lincoln Scott is 1 building a very spacious addition to his residence. The Rev. and Mrs. J. Chas. Woodmff of the Methodist church attended the Kosciusko County Sunday School Convention in Leesburg Thursday and Friday of last week. Revs. Sherman Powell, Sidney Bennett and Chas. H. Murray were guests of Rev. J. Chas. Woodruff Friday evening. These four Methodist pastors costitute the Goshen District Male Quartette which is to furnish music for the series of conventions to be held in the various Methodist churches of their section of the District from September 22nd to October 2nd. A number of North Webster citizens attended the Red Men’s Pow-Wow at Warsaw Monday. ! Our summer guests are somewhat afraid of the cool weather and are beginning to leave for their homes. Many of their bright faces will be missed until another year when we will gladly welcome them back to our town. Do not forget to ask the Methodist passor what is going to happen in North Webster on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Ask him seon as you may want to tell your friends. The recent Republican caucus of Tippecanoe township*'* mnde the following nominations: For trustee, John Secrist; Assessor, Geo. Mock; Justice of the Peace, Geo. Stoner; For Constables, Wm. Angel, and Jacob Click. Orlando F. Gerard is spending a few weeds in Petoskey, Mich. Four persons were received into the Morris Chapel class of the North Webster Charge M. E. Church last Sunday morning. ! This class now has 102 members. The Rev. D. R. Heil, pastor of the Evangelical Church has been visiting his old home at Royal Center, Indiana, the past-week. Geo. Willard and wife and Miss May Roades were shoppers in Warsaw Monday.' . . L . Bring your dinners to the M. E. church lawn, Wednesday, Sept. 30th. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Smith Wiseman, on Friday night, a ten pound girl. Miss Caroline Ringgenberg, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brady, came over from Fort Wayne and spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Julia Boyer is visiting in South Bend for a few days. The North Webster schools will open Monday, Sept. 14th. Mr. Ray Kuhn has been secured as principal for the coming year. He is well known by the citizens of North Webster and is well qualified for the position. Under his management we anticipate a very delightful and cessful school lyear. Mrs. J. C. Boyer has just returned from Detroit where she has been selecting a choice supply of up to date, millinery goods. These new styles will be displayed in her show windows and on her counters for public inspection in the near future. Mrs. Boyer is a specialist in her line and deserves the patronage of a wide constituency. Mrs. Rose E. Junkin and her daughter Irene, have returned from a visit in Indianapolis. Miss Blanche Ritter, a governess in the orphanage at Plymouth, is visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. Samuel Ringgenberg is being visited this week by her mother, Mrs. Catharine Mignery, and her sister, Mrs. Clara Julliard of Stryker, Ohio. Mr. J. C, Boyer, our genial merchant, is on the sick list this week. OSWEGO Preparations are being made to begin school at this place next Monday. John Heltninger and wife of Goshen are visiting relatives in and near this place. Mrs. Adam Bricker and Mrs. H. H. Dorsey are on the sick list. Mrs. Wm. Kearns is visiting relatives in South Bend. Some of our people attended the Sunday school convention at Leesburg last week and report a good time.

Peaches Shipment now on sale at our store. Fine fellows for Canning. The price COUNTS with YOU! Winsor

t Announcement I $ - w i -SHOES- I T We have just enlarged our shoe department and are bet<o ter prepared than ever before to supply the wants of the entire family in this line. Quality and Style have influs enced us more than price in making our selections for fall S & and winter and we still adhere to our old motto, u lf they 4 /h are not right we make you satisfied. ’’ X Titer < /is __: , wFor Men's Dress Shoes For Boys s W We have the “Walk-Over” in many Styles We have greatly strengthened our line—and all the good leathers, including pat- got some new ones: Endicott, Johnson ents, vici calf, kid, and gun metal. tan their own leather, make the shoes and Chrome tanned elk work shoes areal- sell direct to the We bought one ik ways soft and are the best wearers. —it’s Eikskin upper and Chromelk” sole 52.50 and 53.60 “ a new thing . in . , s , ole leather and will stand the wear. — W Try our Ox Calf for $2.00. Sold a .lot anti never had a complaint. Look at them. w For Ladies For Cirls Queen Quality of course. Few are as We have continued the Brown Shoe Co. Sis good and none are better- We have the line, including Buster Brown’s Princess W new fall styles in tan, cloth top, patents, and Enterprise. We have*' patents and kids and gun metals. ■ ? - kids in*button and lace; ‘ W ® Notice the Auto Boot, S 4. For Babies /ft In our $2.00 and $2.50 line we show— Soft soles in all colors, ami hard soles a /ft the very latest styles and will be pleased in many styles.M e make a specialty of w to show them. Baby Shoes. j o Try us for the next | I ’ Pair. | | STAR CLOTHING STORE. |

B.BBMHS !! I am moving out of town ahd will dispose of these articles at bargains. Refrigerator, Comode, Bed, Mattress, Springs, Book Case G, Schlemmer, | Ohio | FAIOI | BARGAIN | & —A 360a stock and grain g J: farm, new house, bank <| yf barn, on good pike road and <g ip near good town. Will sell g g or exchange. Price $47.50 J. <£ per aore. This notice will || |'| not appear again. jp i B. E Hoopingarner, > Syracuse, Ind. t When answering advertisements, please mention the Journal. Public Sale. The attention of farmers is called to the three-color sale bills printed for M. Huffman and A. Morehead, a mile and a half north of North Webster. The sale is set for Wednesday, Sept. 23, at which time three horses, five head of cattle, eleven head of hogs, three dozen ohiokene, besides fartning implements and household goods. Read the bill for full particulars. Money to loan on real estate or personal property. Cornelius & Butt.

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