The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 22, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1908 — Page 4

The Syracuse Journal INDEPENDENT. '! | THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1908. ;■! 4, ijPublished Every Thursday lat Syracuse, Indiana. One Dollar Per Year. WALKER & FANCIL, Printersand Publishers ■ m :— Entered as second-class m\atter May 4, 1908, at the post office at Syracuse, 'lndiana, under the Act 0/ Congress oj March 3, 1879. Notice To Parents and Pupils. School will convene Monday niort;in|g, Sept. 28, at 8:45 o’clock. Beginners will b? id’’ :tted who ate six years of, age i-n; or before, I) c. 1, 1908, prcv iDd t Ley e. t< ■ within two w ek\ Pupils having v. hooppig cough will not be admitted ui:t I they can present a physic'ao's s(ateineat of tl>e':r complete recovery. High School pupily wil>i report at 1 o'clock Monday.-—Scho >l’ Board.- . Hubbell-Ragsdale Wedding. I The wedding of Alias Helen Hubbpll, daughter of Mr.; I and Mrs. Frank G Hubbell of lli’s.ciy end Mr. Owen Ragsdale .i.f • I rvEannpoli-, was celebrated at 4:30 bf'< sleek- Saturday afternoon at AO-Saints Chapel, Lake Wawasee, B hop Jo'.ll Hazen White vs the Mien ga-n Ep's, copal diocese, o.ffielatn About 125 persons, most of thelui f? ,m Goghen, lodianapolis'an I Toledo, were present at the service. | ■ The church was be ■ luf dry decorated for the occasion, plants, out

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flowe.-s and greens being used .with artistic effect. Thfe wedding party was compose'of the Messrs. Maxwell, .Mitchell an 1 Adams of Indianapolis and Hub rt Whitmer of Goshen, groomsiiici,; Miss Doio.hy Lalk and MA June Henley of Ch cago and Miss Bernice Elliott and Miss Diana Put-r-am if Goshen, bridesmaids; Miss Alary Jackson, maid of honor; Mark Mii’er of Indianapolis, best man; I); roti.y Grosh, of Toledo, flower girl; and Lawrence Grosh of Toledo, ring bearer. ?ic Tfie br dal party entered with the groomsmen, bridesmaids, maid of honor, flower.girl and ring bearer in th • ordsr named ami the bride was ven away by her uncle, Dr. J. 11. Grosh of T\ led >, O. Du-ing the. entire qeremony there wU music by Miss Gertrude Dausman at the organ and Guy Dausman on tie violin. A reception and dance took place at the WawaSee Inn immediately f'er tie wedding , service was fini.J.e l, Ml7. Davenport of Elkhart catered. Mr. and Mrs.- Ragsdale left bn the -8 o’clock train from Wawagae for a trip down the St. Lawrence and to Nev. Y’ork. They will reside in Indianapolis. Water. Users Notice! It is very desirous by the Town Boafd that water users be as saving f the city water as’possible, as the dinger-from fire during this extremely dry.weather is very greaU With the pressure at a minimum a fire would inean disaster.

The Goshen Fair. The Elkhart County Fair Association are to be congratulated for the manner irf which they conducted the fair last week. It was their first fair for fifteen years, and they were somewhat cautious in their preparations, not thinking there would be as large attendance as they would hope for. But the crow ds,were far la-g-r than they,expected, and they found that many things could have been done safely that were left undone. The Wednesday and Thursday crowds could hardly be cared for. All conveyances possible were used, and many walked out to the fair grounds ra-her than be in the jam on the cars. The Lake S tore company used six coaches and made a round trip every half hour, and they were insufficient sot the need. The races were pulled off in good shape. On Wednesday a horse fell on the track in a race, throwing the driver rather forcibly, but he was not hurt badly. The exhibitions of manufactures, etc., were very good. The usual fakesand tide shows marred the occasion. Mrs. B. F. Iloopingarner of this city took the prize on a Battenberg table cover. The piece hid been taken to the fair by a lady who bad received it for a present, and Mrs. Iloopingarner was somewhat surprised to see the red ribbon on it. John Petersohn of Syracuse took the blue ribbon on his pheasants. It is very probable that before text fall the grandstand will be greatly enlarged, afld extensive improvements will bs made all over the grounds. The Radiator Works. The Advance Radiator company is enjoying a big rush of work at the present time. The plant is busy trying to fill orderfc, running over time as much as is practical, and crowding in’men every place possible. The shipping department is handicapped for space, and the only thing left for the company to do to handle the most of the orders, is to build an a Idition and thus aid in packing and shipping the goods as they are turned out. It is understood that arrangements »re now being m».de to build the much neede 1 aLT ion. It is possible that lumber will have to be us-d, for cement blocks could not be made ready fast enough at the present time. A steel roofing would be put on the new building. LEESBURGMrs. C. R. Zimmerman is visiting in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Anna Linnon of Coshocton this week is the guest of W. T. Graham. Howard Flew, Denzil Jarrett and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Irvine returned fropi J. F. Fancil of the Syracuse Journal, was in town Saturday, Ed Archibald and wife are in Chicago this week. .. Miss Bessie Bartholomew of Chicago, visited her parents Sunday. The Syracuse Grays will be here on Jubilee Day; Leesburg and Syracuse are evenly matched, ea- h having won a game. This is a game for blood and promises to be a feature of the day. Batteries, Syracuse, Fancil dud Kirkendorf; Leesburg, Giant and Hall. Dr. Young of near Indianapolis visited here Sufaday and assisted Dr. Fermier in performing several operations for antoids. Mrs. Rowley and daughter Maude, of Indianapolis, were guests of P. G. Fermier, Sunday. Great preparations are being made by our citizens for the Soldiers’ Reunion ap'd Jollification fb be held here Thursday; Oct. i.st. A great program has been prepared and indications point to a big croiyd and a fine time. See bills. TIPPECANOE Mrs. John Wliite who was very sick last week, is better. Paul Popenfoose was busy putting tip his sale bills last week. Win. Gilbert is having a corn crib find buggy shed built. Quite a number of our neighbors;; attende'd the fair at Goshen Thursday. Miss Mary White who has been visiting her sister Katie at Ligonier, returned home Sunday. Emit Gordy of Elkhart is spending a few days with Josiah Garber and other friends. Josiah Garber and wife were at Syracuse last Saturday.

Mrs. Brower returned home from a week’s visit with her daughter Mrs. Nat J. Kline at North Webster. Miss Madge Strieby and Miss Laura Longacre spent Saturday evening with Ina Gilbert. Mrs. Vern Beghtel of Syracuse and Mrs. Mary Starner of Elkhart visited Srturday with Wm. Nice and wife. Link Scott and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. John-Stansbarger. Greely Yoder and family visited Sunday with Hurley Miller and family. Mrs. Jacob Voder and Mrs. Erank Swibart and George Stansbarger were at North Webster Monday. MONOQUET J. W, Kirkendall of Warsaw, spent a day last week with Jacob Kitkendall and family. Robert Beatty and- family and E. L. Troup spent Sunday afternoon with F. C. Johnson and wife. ; Ed Sholl and wife visited ' his brother Ott Sholl and family in Elkhart last week. Mrs. Boyer of Bristol visited her son Richard Rankin and wife last week. Mrs. Margaret Hopper of Warsaw visited Sunday with Henry Nine and family. Mrs. Vernon Showalter of Ft. Wajfne, visited relatives in this vicinity last week. Earnest Stevens of Bourbon, spent Sunday with his parents John Stephens and family. Henry Nine and wife took in the sights at the Ft. Wayne fair one day last week. George Oram of Warsaw, spent Sunday afternoon with John Ryan and family. John Kirkendall, George Robinson and wife attended the Goshen fair Thursday. .1, The Plain Township Sunday School convention will be held at this place the second Sunday in October at 2p. m. All are invited to attend this service. BARBEE LAKE. Jim Barkdall and QI Myers . attended the fair at Fort Wayne last week. Miss Lavina Willard visited with her parents, Cornelius Willard and wife, over Sunday. . Charley Wiseman and family moved to Syracuse last week where he has a position with the Cement Co. Frank Bryant and wife returned home from Fort Wayne last week. Mr. Bryant’s eye is much improved and bids fair to recover speedily.; Charley Wissler is working on the foundation of E. J. Parker’b new house. Charley is doing lots of good work this summer. Chet Vanuatu’s new bam fs completed. This is quite a record as the fire occurred less than six weeks ago. Howard Wiseman’s baby is seriously ill at this time with paralysis and I the little one’s life is despaired qf. Later reports say that the child is better. The ball game at the local grounds last Sunday between the Lake Vfew nine and Gilliam’s All Stars resulted in a forfeit by the latter refusing to finish the game, owing to the lateness of the hour. It is unfortunate that this is the second game that this strong aggregation has lost this summer for a like cause. OSWEG-O Ben Lentz and Lewis Hartman spent Sunday with Henry Lentz and wife near Wilmot. Collins Holderman and family and Mel Holderman and family of Nappanee are visiting relatives here. ! Walter Lippincott and wife spent Sunday with Moses Lippincott and family of Leesburg. Miss Luella Light who has been visiting relatives returned to her home at Huntington. Mrs. Wm. Jones who has been the guest of friends in Michigan and northern part of this state returned home Wednesday. - Henry Kehr and family spent Sunday with John Kehr and family; Albert Brenneman and family of Huntington are visitjng relativejs in and near this place. ; A first reader in use in the Public Schools was found between Oswego and Leesburg and is at J. F. Pound’s. Owner will call and receive property. Cyrus Long and wife were guests of Wm. Parker and family Sunday. Wiliam and, Nettie Lippincott spent Saturday night and Sunday with Henry Lentz and wife at Wilmot. Miss Dora Tuttle of Dutchtown spent last week w ith her aunt Mrs. Dora Wable.

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C $5 in cash to the man bringing in largC est load of ladies over 16 years of age on J one wagon. $2.50 for the second largest J and $1.50 for the third largest. Any kind J of wagon may be used. Chafing dish for lady saddling and riding horse around the square; second prize, cold meat fork. a A set of double and singletrees complete

I HORSE RACES, BASE BALL, ETli. f r The following prizes will be given, amateur horses only: 5 Pace, Ist, 5.00; second, 2.50. Trot, Ist, 5.00; second, 2.50 | Horses Running Race, 3.00. Mule Running Race, 3.00 5 Many other novelty races for Ladies, Gentlemen, Children, y (Base Bail: Syracuse Grays vs Uesoury ■ j Music, - Leesburg Band Get The Journal’s three color sale bills. A Free notice in the paper, reaching a thousand homes and your sale notes free. No hold-up prices.

ISAIAH KLINGAMAN AUCTIONEER Satisfactory service is assured. See me for terms and daten, or make dates at the Journal office. WOOD FOR SALE i I have plenty of good dry wood for sale —both hard and soft. sl.7sand $2 per cord. See me before buying. / Chauncey Myers Syracuse LINCOLN CORY AUCTIONEEB Dates can be made with The Syracuse Journal. SYRACUSE e INDIANA Notice of Administration. / Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana, executi wr of the last will and testament of Amos King, late of Kos ciusko County, deceased.. Said estate is supposed, to be solvent. JOS. P. IM ILAN, Executor. September i 8,1908.

for the best 1908 spring colt, ’and« for the second best two dollars in work. A 15-piece set of granite w;are, valued at $3.50, for the heaviest pumpkin or squash. Next to the heaviest pumpkin, a year’s subscription to the Leesburg Journal; third a half year's subscription. -T 25 pounds ©f floor for the heaviest baby under 12 months old and 25 pounds of tlopr for the lightest baby..

■ 1 1-.- -! L_. i|_■ - .. MB* HBHHI' OHHEBfI 11 New Things in i Furniture II am adding new goods to my stock of Furniture: g (Sideboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Fine || Tables, Stands, Bedsteads, Bed Koom Suites, etc. You can depend upon my || I goods being worth all that 4 fl I ask, and sometimes more. I I have a splendid selection of Bugs I and Carpets, and will be pleased to fl make*you prices on single pieces or ■ a full new outfit for a room or house. I fl WM. SYRACUSE— i ' |