The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 24, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1908 — Page 5

Please Make your contribution of Memory Gems to Miss Zella Strieby before October 12, 1908. - NOW Home News Notes. • YU,. nforl • Bomes for two boys : . • c 'y ijand the oth- 4 •er 9 years old. Would prefer country : • homes with Christian ~r -g ; • peopie.-Inquire of the J OliniUl i Go to Brady’s and select your writing tablets.’ O. C. Butt was on the siok list Monday. Sam Snavely was over from Goshen Monday. in all Styles in Gold, Silver and Steel at Veits. Writing tablets at Brady’s News Stand, 5 and 10 cents. Wanted!—Middle aged woman for house work. S. L. Martin. Make contributions of Memory Gems to Miss Zella Strieby before o 0 t: 12. Robert Rittenour of Hicksville, 0., was the guest of relatives here this week. j M. L. Russell will make your \ eyes open at his bargains in Ladies’ ! hats and trimmings. ? ; Mrs. John Kavanaugh, of Elkhart, \ visited with her parents, Dan Searfoos and wife, this week. I \ Mrs. Milo Vorliis left today for Chicago, where she will probably the winter with relatives. /Egbert Gawthrop and wife andE ; red Self and family spent Sunday At the home of Robert Foster near J Benton. A carload of Red Cedar Posts just received. Now is your time to buy—will sell them cheap. —Syracuse Lumber Co. The province of Bulgaria has declared its independence of Turkey and there is liable to be a war between the Sultan and bis neighbor. The Kendallville fair enjoyed a good attendance in spite of the cold weather. Co last Thursday the paid admissions were over ten thousand. Lawrence Stiffler had the misfortune to step on a nail Saturday afternoon. jt came near going through the foot, and is causing him some inconvenience. Divine services at Grace Evangelical Lutheran church next Lord’s Day at 10:45 a. m. Subject, “The Two Ways” Sunday Schoo) at 9:30 a. m. You are welcome. C. V. Inks and sons Will and Harry of Ligonier were here on business Tuesday. Mr. Inks and Will were setting up a- monument over the grave of Jonathan Sloan. It is a mammoth affair weighing ten tons. . Sunday at Trinity Evangelical Church: Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45; subject of sermon, “Memory.” Y, P. A at 6:00 p. m. Breaching at 7:00; subject, “Things We Should Forget.” ’ AU welcome. ELECTRIC CATHARTIC TABLET’S 25045. ZA-MIA Pile Cure 50 cents; EVERGREEN KIDNEY TABLETS,SI; ELECTRIC RHEUMATIC TABLETS, $3; at either drug store or at our office over the Bank. Money refunded if not satisfied. SYRACUSE ELECTRIC TABLET CO. Donald Adams, aged fifteen years msde the trip with the wire-walker, Davenport, at the Bluffton Fair, across a street on a wire. The lad clung to the man’s back, and aside from slipping a little a few times, the trip was made without any trouble. The mother of the boy was present, but did not know of his venture until the pair were out - half way across the street. The boy had the nerve for the hair-rais-ing stunt, but be no doubt wondered wbat be would do when bis mother got a hold on him.

Optical Goods at Veirs. See Beckmann's big Jine of pictures frameg. Mrs. Aljen Ott has been quite sick the past week, Journal local ads are bringing results. Let us prove it. Mrs. and Mrs. Ira Widner were Goshen visitors Wednesday. John Ml Kehr and wife of Oswego Visited relatives here Sunday. John Wiynant, of the Warsaw I Daily Times, was in town Wednesday, Thos. J., Archer and wife of Warsaw were guests of F. M. Bushong and family} Sunday. For Sale—Good cushion tired buggy with harness, neckstrap and blanket. Vail. J. P. Walter of Edgerton, O, a former merchant of this place has been here on business this week. Byron Weaver, of So. Bend, was here the first of the week the guest of his mother,Mrs. Catherine Weaver. The Lutheran Aid will be very grateful if all the contributions of memory gems are made before Oct. 12. Benjamin Clay, general purchasing agent of the McCrea Refrigerator Co. of Kendallville, was in town Friday looking after his real estate interests in this city, The new moving picture theatre at Warsaw will open sometime this week. Warsaw has never been very much on shows of any kind, and whether this one will pay for- the investment is very doubtful. A valuable horse belonging to Sol Mullen, dropped dead Wednesday forenoon. Mr. Mullen was harrowing when he noticed the horse was suffering for some cause and upon stopping the team the horse fell over, expiring immediately. William * Wilkins, who will be remembered as the “Reub” during the Syracuse carnival, was present at the death of the woman in Albion. When she fell, Wilkins fainted find fell to tie sidewalk, bumping his nose and peeling some bide off of that member. While cutting logs on the Malcom farm, 2 miles south of town, Wm Rentfrow, was caught between a falling tree and'a log and had his left side badly bhnsed. Wm. Ward who was working with him lifted the tree so as to allow Mr. Rentfrow to extricate bimself from bis painful position. A telegram from Chas. Eillabold of Los Animas, Col., to relatives in this city, says his brother Timothy Hillabold had just died. The message did not’ state the cause of death or any particulars partaining to it. Mr. Hillabold was for several years, a jeweler in this city and at his death was 50 years of age. COORngEEDINGS. John C. Wolf, appointed administrator <of the estate of Isabella Lim Nelson W. Powell, appointed administrator of the estate of Isaac M. Powell, deceased. Samuel McDaniel, appointed guardian of James E. McDaniel a person of unsound mind. Carrie E. Powers vs. Charles. A, Powers, divorce decree granted Plaintiff. Theresa Rice vs. David B. Rice, divorce decree granted Plaintiff. Marriage Licenses. Frank P. Perkins, Chicago, 111. to Ida G. Arriok,, Winona Lake. Devane Mellons, Mentone to Viola Fuller, Claypool. GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE. Commencing Friday, Oct. 9, and continuing until the entire stock of Milinery is gone. It consists of Hats, Plumes, Birds, Crests Ribbons, Velvet and Beads. All must go at same price—we must have the room for the new stock coming in: Come and see the Bargains. M. L. RUSSELL I A carload of Red Cedar Posts . just received. Now is your time to . buy—will sell them cheap.—Syracuse Lumber Co

National Horsethief Detectives. The National Horsethief Detective Association which convened Tuesday at Perue was well attended from this county. Delegates to this meeting from the various associations in this county are: Leesbury, Fred Berst; Clunette* Harvey Bogg; Etna, L. Hire; Claypool, John Kimes; Stringtown, Frank MoKrill; Pleasant View, Jacob Dilsavor; Milford, Egbert Gawthrop; Scott, Albert Reed; Sewart, J* P. Robin son; Monoquet, John E. Hall. S. D. Anglin, grand organizer, also attend. Boost Syracuse always. Picture framing to order at Beckmann’s. Money to loan on real estate or personal property. Cornelius & Butt Joe Miller was a Warsaw visitor Monday. Aaron Rason bad business in Warsaw Saturday. George Cobb spent a couple—cf days last week in Goshen. Campaign buttons, fobs, canes, etc., at Brady’s News Stand. See Russell’s bargains in millinery. All going at any price. John Snyder of Goshen visited relatives here a few days this week. . For Sale.—A horse for sale cheap if taken at once. . Lakeview Hoolivan Moats and wife were the guests of S. N. Widner and wife Sunday. Charles Dull, of east of Syracuse, is the possessor of a fine read Auburn auto. Warren Colwell is adding to the appearance of bis bouse on Harrison by a new porch. Mrs. Charlotte Angel of near Leesburg, is visiting with Dan Searfoss and wife this week. Jake Kindig of Huntington, Ind., was the guest of bis brother, Isaac, and family over Sunday. Mrs. R. H. Lloyd, of Elkhart, was the guest of John Fancil and family from Thursday to Saturday of last week. George Snyder, returned to Fort Wayne Monday evening after spending several days here with friends. A carload of Red Cedar Posts just received. Now is your time to buy—will sell them cheap.—Syracuse Lumber Co, Burglars invaded the little town of Paokorton Monday night and got a horse and buggy, sl3 in cash" and several dollars Worth of jewelry. The elevator and general store were entered and an attempt made to blow the safe in the stere. The horse and buggy was taken from Bert Fisher’s barn.

For Sale Sorrel mare for cash or exchange for yearling colt. Also bunch of sheep to leave out on shares Phone ■ 1407 SYRACUSE WOOD FOR SALE I have plenty of good dry wood for sale —both hard and soft, $1.75 and $2 per cord. See me before buying. L ~ . i • \'i;. Chauncey MyerS Syracuse

MORGAN-KETRING NUPTIALS. On Wednesday, October 7th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ketring, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Jessie Marie, to Bennet Bostwick Morgan, of Qbesterton, Ind. , . After the guests had assembled the bride and groom unattended, entered the west door of the parlor to the strains cf Mendellsobn’s Wedding March played by Miss Blanche Ketring, and took their places under a bower of southern emilax, when the pretty ring ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal church was performed by Rev. A. L. Weaver. The wedding ring was carried in a bride’s rose by the little niece of the bride, Frances Helen Miller. The room was tastefully decorated with trailing vines and many clus-ter-boquets of bride’s roses. Immediately after the ceremony .congratulations were offered. ; The bride looked sweetly pretty in a white lingerie gown of princess style and earned a shower boquet of lilies of the valley and maiden hair fern with streamers of tulle. Her traveling - suit was of navy blue with a picture bat of blue velvet. Mr. Morgan is a son of Mrs. Margaret Morgan of Chesterton. He ia graduate of De Pau w University, and a member of the Sigma Ki fraternity. He is now engaged m the insurance business. The bride is one Os the most universally popular young ladies of Syracuse, having grown up here and graduated from the Syracuse high school. She has always been held in the highest esteem in this oom munity. The five course wedding dinner was served by the ‘competent oateress, Mrs. Alda Colter of Ligonier at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller, the latter a sister of the bride.' The bouse and table decorations were carried out in pink and green and heart shaped viands were evident in each course. On last Thursday a linen shower was given the coming bride by a number of her friends at the borne of Mrs. C. J. Reilly, and on Monday evening at the home of Miss Mabel .Hillabold the bride’s girl friends showered her with miscellaneous gifts. The father’s gift to the bride was a certificate of four shares of stock in the State Bank of Syracuse and a check for SIOO. The groom’s mother presented the bride with* a deed for two town lots in Chesterton. Very secretly had the newly-wed planned their going away, but there were wiser heads than they, for the. arrival of an auto.from Goshen had aroused suspioion and they were very closely watched lest they escape “unnoticed.” Several tifnes the baggage was taken from the auto, but the obaffeur succeeded in regaining it and at four o’clock mid showers of rice and happy farewells they swiftly sped away toward Goshen from where they expected to leave on the Lake Shore for the East. They will be at home m Chesterton after October 25tb. The guests from Chesterton were Mrs. Margaret Morgan, Miss Sarah Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Morgan and daughter Eleanor. The guests from town were the immediate members of the family, Rev. A. L. Weaver and wife, and Ethel Kitson and Garfield Walker. Grays Close Season. The Grays went to Cromwell Sunday and were defeated by the Senecas by the score of 8 to 3. The showed their lack of practice both in the field and at the bat. The boys have not had a very successful season as tar as winning is concerned, but financially the team bas done farely well. With the present lineup and prospects for a ground near the town, Syracuse will probably have a strong team next season. For Exchangel l have 40 acres of nice Michigan land in an Indiana settlement that I will trade for a good span of driving hoises. It’s a good bargain. Ad-, dress M. L. Russell, Syracuse, Ind.

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Notice- - wait until the last minute before getting your HOLIDAY PHOTOS. Get ready now for you cannot have too much time. I am better prepared now ever. WERTS.... s,ra “ st (bbotos Let me talk to you about the enlarging of a photograph of some one in the family. You cannot lose it : —you will always cherish it. I can give fine work at a very moderate price. Get the work now —before the busy holidays. Gull. Grlsamcr Syracuse J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon . Tel. 16—Office and Residence SuraGuse, Ind.

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