The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 44, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 4 March 1909 — Page 4

J o < INDEPENDENT. TIIURSDAy, MAR. 4, tc 9. ED. C. GRAHAM. Editor . .d P.,9. Ucr- . . ■ — Published Every Thurs '.ay at r , , Indiana. One Dollar Ver Year. loitered as second-class i’cil'. r ' ; I j‘,oß, at the post op::i at ■■ Jndiana, under the /.I'of cly March 3, CS39. To The Public . •. - We w’sb to s ale 1h it • s :’<> ' p I & tiois due the .lour Ime • •• me, and auy du* u is-a . a'- h i subscription will liuil th.! • - ho in the office. 'I hose !i <: v paid will continue to n'.t ve t'u paper regularly for the y-ar. C in and see how your account stands erf that we can correct any er.;" that may appear. , Ed C. Graham. Governor Marshall L .h p’aot,-d veto on Sunday, base Lail pho :• There are .prospers f< r a ; ?2,( h ted being built at Hrt ni ’1 he cit zens are asked to ra r S I ,r.‘. 0 11 order to finance the ente-:>r se. There has been three d r< in scarlet fever in Kosoiusk > e unty and there are many c-.s-s yet -u l! e county uear Mt. Pl a*. Every county voting f< r oi ; ■ - saloons during the past <• ;< 1 • 1. gone dry. The wave of t-ir.. < n se?ms to do sweepin.; over the la;.Unfortunately !r> i" 9’G are four well ‘ devt-b ■ c s <. , small-pox in town, r.ud ; • ■ -J eary precaution are b u g a to prevent a spread of ’J . d - ■ ■ . Chicken thieves a-» : ; th ■ | hen coops of Milford. A '.v: s f be passed like the on •in ()' < . t chicken stealing is a p i 1; nte ry offense, and phis vv >u. ! i p o'.;?! iy stop it.

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BEftLESTiIE TRANSFERS Hout . C. F:a-er, Abstractor XVarsaw Indiana Emma C Miner to John D. Harmon 2t’ia sec 4 Harrison tp SI7OO Geo N Kilmer to Daniel Sohmuca e•, tra.t IN. Detroit St. Warsaw >GOOO. Henry W. Hair to Allen Ruple i 0 s- c 24 Plain tp $2600 W (naves to.M ry E Snyder, 5 t sao 6 Wayte tp S4OOO Martha E J.ibns n to Mary E Knief 89a sec ’ Monroe p S4OOO Wm R Yrrnelle to V.M Hatfield ot s*."i 3 ' a-1 W .ro a S6OO E eta Snvd.-r to Chis Brown, root Silv -r Lake $350 a'l Tucker to Ellie Sumers. 20a s-eo 30 Franklin tp S4OOO James M Turneu to Jesse Swick, 80a sec -V 7 Harrison tp $3600 Dan’l Snell to Pauline Haines, S 1-3 let 52 Sidney SISOO Chas B McConnell to Lafayette Paulus, part of lot 53 Sidney SISOO Ualuin C Miller toTafayette Paulus, 8a sec 28, Jackson tp ■- S2OOO .1 M l.eyd. to Franklin T and Bes•ir Loyd, 16la sec 7 Franklin tp .-■/i t'O Same to Alvado Alexandet cl al 40a sec 15 Franklin tp $1 I. iirctta Kidenhour lot 37 Sidney to JUS F Circle 11200 Mary E. Knief to Martha Johnr n 30a sec 19 Monroe tp S2OOO Sam! W Ringler *to Abraham Ktngler tract sec 5 Vau Buren tp §875. • Dant Loeb to Alpheus Huy lot 85 Warsaw " S3OOO > John tl Bows r to Mrs Catherine luihi i lot 13 Syracuse S4OO i{ s< Juday to Wm Druckemiller D 0: M addition Syracuse S4OO , Sruion Straus to Milton Shield. - "> leeward tp 27188 .1 ti V.iudcrmark to Wm Jackson 1 .lot 19 Sevastopol ,400 ! .1: • F .ev» rto John S Nice wood !• <ec 21 Weyne tp 1400 Mr. and; Mrs. Werts arrived |h i;i» the first of the week from i i’.', whi-re they spent the win- , r, ai d l i e very much pleased with • t eir vis t south. Mr. Wert will i b» ready for business unt l u April Ist, when he will be • pi as d loses his patrons.

WAWASEE Mrs Morris visited Mauford Morris and wife Tuesday. Geoige Dull h.s returned from Gosier. IJ. R. Mohneaux was home over Sunday. J. E. Rarick returned Thursday fr m several days spent in Marion. Harry Kitsou and [wife spent Sunday with friends in Cromwell. ' Mrs. Milo Vorhts of Syracuse is v’sitirg friends in Wawaste this W-ek. Fail Larson, of Syracuse, attended the box supper and was ihe guest of John Khngernian over Sunday Manford Morris and wife enter" tained company from New Paris over Sunday. Wm. Greider visited his mother at Oak Grove. Henry Poyser, of Cromwell brot a jolly load of young peoplejo Lake Bethel, Saturday night. Several of our ice men attempted an ice harvest, Monday but soon gave it up in despair. If you have won a piano certificate i esued by ahy manufacturer bring it to J. W. Rotbenberger and apply it on the purchase of a new piano. GILBERTS . Mrs. Abe Morehouse and Mrs. Amy Clem called on Mrs. Jessie Mellinger on Thursday afternoon. Edward Burkey purchased a fine driving horse of John McGarity Friday. Wesley Weybright, who was been confined to home for the past two weeks with a severe attack of lagrippe, is Again able to be about. . Alphus Neff called on Milo Troup on Thursday afternoon. John Heber whs in Ligonier Thursday on business. Edward Burkey and wife spent Wednesday evening with Chas. Foster and wife. Oilo Gyer and family visited wi;h Abe Morehouse and wife Sunday. Milt Rensberger, who has been sick is some better. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rollie New, Wednesday morning. Rev. Miller of Chicago, is in the. neigh-' borhood selling bibles and charts. He preached a fine sermon Siinday and Sunday night at the Shively church. Dr. Bowser’s mother, of Goshen, is visiting Mrs. Matilda Druckamiller. The four month old daughter or Alva Crowl and wife died Sunday morning o lung trouble. Funeral at Leesburg Tues day. If you have won a piano oertifi cate issued by any manufacturer bring it to J. W. Rotbenberger and apply it ou the purchase of a new piano. Church Notes. Divine services next Lord’s day at Grace Ev. Luthern church at 7 p.m. Subject, ‘‘The Call unto Holiness” Sunday school at 9:30 a<m. All are welcome. Services Sunday at Trinity Evangelical church as follows: Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Preaching at 10:45; subject, * The Suffering Christ.” Y.P.A. at 6:15. Preaching nt 7:00; subject, “Saved in the Ark.” There will be a men’s meeting at the M. E. church next Sunday afternoon at 3 O’clock, at which time Rev. Boyer, the Evangelical minister, will talk to the men. Everybody is cordially invited to be present. At the U. B. church next Sunday Bible school at 10 a.m , Preaching at 11 a,m., Young people’s meeting at 6 p.m. led by Dr. Geo. O. Smith Sunday school at the Concord at 10 a.m, Preaching at 7:30; p.m. Pastor J. W. DeLong A large hotel will be built at Oakwood Park this summer. It will be tbree< stones high 38x70 with a wing 88x70. Andrew Reanck has a force of men making cement blocks and Darr Bros., with a force of men making door and window frames. There are also contracts let for two cottages to be built at the Park the coming summer. Frank Bushong, living south of town has one of the most complete and up-to-date sugar camps in this part of the state. It consists of 800 thrifty trees and has put in a complete sugar making outfit consisting of boiling tanks and evapor, ator, conducted automatically so that the sup runs through and ,oomea out pure maple syrup, tested 11 pounds to the gallon.

PLEASANT VIEW Miss Cecil Coy, who is attending sohool at Get hen, spent Saturday aid Sunday with her parents. David Stiffler, went to Chicago ast Friday. | Mrs Anna Mathews, ore of the ffficient teachers in the Concord Sunday achool I as for several weeks been oenfined at her home through sicknes", but at present is showing signs of improvement. Wm. Dewart, who has been confined to his home during the winter 0 intiiiut'S poorly. The warm spring ■ time sn near al hand may be a help to him. Jotin Dewart, wife and daughter took dinner Sunday at the home of Wm. Smith. Geo. LeCnunt and wife went to Cromwell Saturday returning home on Monday. The Concord U. B. Sunday school is starting a teachers training class This school is in a healthy condition under the efficient superotendency of Guy Fisher along with an 'able corps of officers and teachers. v Miss Dessie Hoover was at Milford Monday on business. John Fisher and wife spent Sunday at the home of their son Guy Fisher. Mrs. David Smith and Mrs, Wisley Coy spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Hoover. Christian workers meeting Sunday evening, preaching sevioes at the usual hour, all are welcome to attend these services. Mrs. James Maloy called at the home of Christopher Darr Friday. Mrs. Lorenzo Coy met with an accident although not serious but might have been, as he was tying the boompole on a load ot bay it broke and knocked h.m eff the load striking on his bead and shoulders on .the barn floor but no serious damage except a few bruises. Guy Fisher and wife visited at the home of Mrs. Fisher’s parents Mr. Miller of near Syracuse Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Emriok werC at Milford Friday. 1 The little daughter of Guy Fisher is on the sick list. If you have won a piano certificate issued by any manufacturer bring it to J. W. Rotbenberger and apply it on the purchase of a new piano. TIPPECANOE Miss Lula White is on the sick list with sore throat. t’aul Poppenfoose is on the sick list with the mumps. Mrs. James Westlake called on Mrs. George Kreiger last Thursday afternoon. Josiah Garber and wife, were at Syracuse Friday. Mrs. John Stansbarger and Mrs. Greely Yoder called on Mrs. Ab Scott Friday afternoon. Arthur Stewart and wife went to see his mother last Thursday, they report her no bette**. Lawereoce Scott of Elkhart, visited over Sunday with his pafents Ab Scott and wife. On Saturday evening at the home of Ab Scott. George White and Miss Zoe Scott were united in marriage. Rev. Weimer of North Webster performing the ceremony Josiah Garber and wife spent Sunday with George Kreiger and wife. Wm. Gilbert and wife spent Sun. day with Melvin Gilbert and family. Isiab Kuhn and wife apent Sunday with Wm. Niceand wife. Frank Swihart and wife visited with J. B. Swihart and wife. Miss Or ah Westlake spent Bunday with Miss Edna Yoder, Mrs Ben Black and daughter Florence visited with Mrs Charles Miller Sunday. If yon have won a piano oertificate Issued by any manufacturer ; bring It to J. W, Rotbenberger and apply it on the purchase of a new 1 piano,

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IF YOU HAVE HEART TROUBLE there is no remedy like a gift of good jewelery. It need not necessary be expensive. It willj not be if you buy it here. IF THE QUALITY OF OUR JEWELRY was as low as the prices it would be ps«fcty poor stuff. But it isn’t. So you can fix up that heart trouble by spending a little money here for jewelery that any one would be glad to received and prond to wear. N. P. HUf FMftN, Your Jeweler. flftortuatv* | Elizabeth Gertrude Crowl, only child of Alva and Effie Crowl, was born Oct. 24, 1908 and died Feb. 28 1909, aged 3 months and 4 days. Besides her parents she leaves two grandfathers, two grandmothers, and other relatives and friends. The funeral was held at the M. E. church Leesburg, Tuesday forenoon, interment at Salem~oemete'ry, Rev, C. H. Murray officiating. Darling Gertrude, she has left us Thy gentle voice now is hushed Thy warm true heart is still, And on ,thy young and innocent brow Is resting death’s cold chill Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast We have kissed thy lovely brow And in our aching hearts we know, We have no darling now. Those little lips so sweet to kiss Are closed forever now, Those sparkling eyes that shown so bright, Beneath that pearly brew, That little heart that beat so high Free from all care and gloom, Are hidden now from those she loved, Beneath the silent tomb. We thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness during the sickness and death of Our baby. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Crowl. Mrs. Eliza Hockinsmith bought the Tom Coy property 1 mile north of town. The sale was made by W, G. Connolly, John C. Lehman, who has been at South Bend during the past winter, is here visiting with A. H. H. Blanohard and family. The ladies of the M. E. church will serve their annual supper in the K. of P. opera bouse, on Wednesday evening, March 17. The mehu will be published next week. ’ Lon White, who has been bolding oases on the Journal for a few weeks past, has taken up bis duties as yard olerf with the B. & O. at this place, having been called back to duty Monday morning. Homer Smith has taken the contract to move all ths buildings on the Jake Kern farm of town, with the exception of one barn. J, P. Dolan, administrator, intends to build a new residence on the site of the old dwelling. The hotel dwelling at Oakwood Park, was domaged by fire Sunday afternoon, it caught from a chimney, but luckily the family came home just in time to extinguish the flames, but a few minutes more the fire would have been beyond control. It burned through tbn joist and also burned a hole through the floor, The damage was adjust, ed by A. H, Blanchard, agent for the Glens Falls-

I Haven’t you of ten wonder 3d about per- H I sons you we.re to meet or had" jiist met-- | I what sort they were--how the lived-- | their point of view-- tl.eir taists, :• •etc.? Hasen’t a look at the names* on their ii: pianos usually settled £ lot of ques- g :i about them? The name on your piano is an index, i: see that it is right. The name I S'TORY & CLARK ■ I I or SGSYUL riR | ir will answer the questions of your p callers as-you would like to have them answered. These pianos are as'-easy ;f i:i to buy, by my plan, as others less | desirable ones. Let us explain the/t plan. You will not be irged to buy./ ♦ J.XM.RoGYerAoYaev. ( | Syracuse, IwArarva. \ 1 . ' — - ■■ ’ 1 _ —-r I A For 10 DAVS Oniu j Commencing Feb. 6, 1909, we will [ give our customers a reduction for ; CASH on the following Groceries. 8 lbs. 15 c bulk coffee for SI.OO 1 6 “ 20c “ “ “ 1.00, 5 “ 25c “ “ /“ LOO 100 lbs. Granulated Sugar 5.00 i All 15c canned goods, 4 tor 50c | 0 “ 10c “ “ 6 for 50c < y All other canned gopds in proportion, i h 6 lbs. 10c prunes for 48c ? I' .j 7 lbs. 8c prunes for 45c 11 lb. Best Japan Tea for 35c *’“7 ' ~~~ r_ T ' ' Remember we carry a full line .of' ; GROCERIES and MEATS wm. smier. suregusg. mo. j 0 MtnXEOOOOOO* Ipalnuno ano Paper Hanolnol if I The season of the year is fast returning | ; when its time te “fix up” tle home. I can do the job if its Painting or Paper Hanging H and do it right, both in Pri 3e and Material. | A handsome line of the h i/test paterns of u WALL PAPER | ; on display at Hire & Dete: s Meat Market, | SAM J- RfISOR. SuraGuse, Ind. FtHE JOURNAL I 0 Is the Home Paper of Syracuse h andViQinlty. Nearly Everybody H readsit. Better Sul scribe now. ii one year, ont Donor. <|i