The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 7, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1910 — Page 5

I TBS™ ftw ; i ißlsh IBS' I ❖ flv mi msy ■ ’ I l . : «ciuyLi ! FOR SALE BY ALL w I DEAUERS U4 i ‘-- - "■" I'.' 111 J'S | BIG BARGAINS | I * ON I I B Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, ! JUNE 20 21 and 22 1910 I J DRY GOODS | 110 per centjoff ’on all Summer Goods. SHOES ■ ———- % ** 110 per cent off on all shoes on above dates. I GROCERIES j | I A 30c. Heinz’s Mince Meat 15c “ 13c. can £weet Potatoes 10c I “ 10c. can Axel Grease . 7c “ 25c. pail “ “ 17c gg A special price on flour during these I bargain days. The Economy | g ELIAS HINDERER, Prop. ■ ? > 1 I .. . --■.. j. Tiro Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Summer Tourist Fares To ■! BOSTON, NEW YORK GITY, ATLANTIS GITY AND OTHER NEW JERSEY RESORTS, NORFORK AND OLD POINT COMFORT, Vty I HOMISEEKERS EXCURSION FARES South, Southwest, Noath, Northwest Tourists Round Trip Fares West. Long Limits ’ i Consult BALTIMORE AND OHIO AGENT for Liberal Stop-over W* Privileges and Other Details.

4 J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon Tel. 16—Office and Residence Syracuse. Ind. OTIS G. BUTT ■ iAttorney-at-Law i Practice in all Courts Tel. 123 Money to Loan. Fire Insurance. Syracuse, Ind. The El Darro 5c Cigar makes ’em ! all stand up and take notice A beautiful line of new lace curi tains,from $1 a pair up.—Strieby s. Your, money’s worth in every puff Qfi • John Rogers cigar.

DR. BOLAN JZZ. V i/Z/S tew — Will be at — ■Hotel Le Grand — on — Wednesday, July 6,

Home News Notes. Albert Berkey of Goshen was in town Monday. Fred Self and wife visited in Goshen Sunday. $ Band Concert Saturday event g. Come to Syracuse. Mrs. John Schaffer of Elkhart is at Ed. Miles this week. Mr. William Darr and wife v. ere Warsaw visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Schjnerda spent Sunday at Lake Wawasee. You will miss something if you do not read the Journal ads. Harry’s “World Beaters,” the best cigar on earth for the money. Elias Bushong was in Goshen Monday afternoon on business. For Sale. One 20-foot speed launch. Syracuse Boat Company. Warren Colwell was at Warsaw Monday and Tuesday of this week on business. Mrs. Rhodes of Silver Lake is visiting her grand-daughter, Mrs. Earl Heeter. There was a heavy fall of rain and hail in the vicinity of Oswego last Saturday. Rev. Walter Swihart from near Churubusco, Ind., visited with John Kitson and wife, and attended a business meeting of their church here Saturday. Robert Mummert and wife of York, Pennsylvania have been vssiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Aultland for some time. Sunday Mr. Lewis Mummert and wife of Goshen were over. Noah Shively and family, Mrs Claxon and family of Columbia City, Elijah Ott of Edon, Ohio, Cornelius Ott and family of Albion and Miss Vumbrun of La Otto, Ind. visited with Stanton Darr and wife last week. The ice cream social given bv the new Syracuse band Saturday evening was well patronized. The music rendered was splendid and Dr. Lane deserves great credit for bringing the boys up to this standard in so short a time. Mr. Gentry representing the Marion Trust Company., of Indianapolis was here Monday and took formal posession of the Advance Radiator Co. as receiver and expects to operate the plant at full capacity in short time. Mr. Bently will be retained as manager and Mr. J. A. Holselder, Forman. James Hentzell mid wife of Kiwa Kansas who have been visiting here with their parents and other relatives for four weeks returned to i their home Monday. Miss Minnie Hentzell accompanied them. On Sunday all but two of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hentzell’s children were at their home in a happy family reunion. Will and Vern Bushong and wives were at Anderson Sunday visiting the Rev. Thompson’s family. The Messers Bushong took a run down to Indianapolis and in the evening stopped off at Anderson for their families. Hugh and Joe Bushong who had been visiting their about two weeks came along home.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and daughter Frances, S. L. Ketring and Helen Hoover spent several days at Mr. Ketrings Cottage. They experienced some little difficulty in conveying the entire party there. For full particulars inquire of “Joe.” He will not care to tell but if approached in the right manner he might be persuaded to give the > minutest details. The case of Inez Willard against f the Winona Interurban Street Car / Company was tried last Thursday z and Friday at Albion Indiana. This case was for personal injuries received by Mrs. Willard while alighting from a car at Milford Junction on Oct. 13,1909. The Jury retired at 4:30 Friday and returned at 6:45 with a verdict for the plaintiff for four thousand eight hundred seventy-five dollars. The plaintiff was represented by attorneys Jno. M. Treesh and Judge Aiken and the Interurban Company by Drake Frazier. Grant and Link.

Have you read tie Journal adds. Everet Rasor is visiting this week at Warsaw. Miss Rebecca Stetler visited in ( Elkhart last week. I ( Harry’s “World Eeaters” the best ( cigar on earth for the money. j ( Miss Rebecca Perry and brother < Joshua spent last week in La- < grange. Walter Bonner of Albion made a business call on Charles Wilcox J Monday. ‘ If you have something to sell 1 advertise it in the Journal you will get results. E. E. Cline, of the Goshen NewsTimes was here Tuesday in the interest of that paper. Darby Bartholamew and Will Druckamiller was over her Tues- 1 day from New Paris fishing. The families of Sol. Mullen and | Ira T. Howard attended the Kehr reunion at Oswego Saturday. Mrs. Raper Cook and Miss Susan McKrill of Warsaw visited with A. A. Rasor and family last week. Byron Weaver was in town from . Saturday till Tuesday visiting his mother Mrs. Catherine Weaver. Mr. A. F. Wilden and wife of < Goshen arrived Sunday evening for j a two weeks visit with Dr. Bowser. James Waltz and family automobiled to South Bend Sunday. . Miss Erma Miles accompanied them to Goshen. Mrs. George Ott of Ft. Wayne and Mr. George Ott of Noble county were visitors of John A. Ott and daughter last week. ! Tillman Hire and wife entertain- , ed Robert Hire and daughter of * Merriam Ind. and Mr. Yontz of ’ Columbia City Monday. J Sunday Marion Self and wife en- ( tertained S. J. Self and son of Silver Lake, Amos Gawthop of Jailford and Jacob Whitehead. ! The Eastern Stars initiated Mrs. Frank Swihart Monday night. After lodge the committee served ice cream, cake and strawberries. Dr. Rorig went to Ferry Mich, today to get ready to move his house hold effects and family toSyra<mse, the Dr. will occupy the A. M. RaricH dwelling on Lake street. F. L. Hoch is at Indianapolis this . week attending the Indiana Drug- , gist state convention and will take in the auto races that are being held in that city during the week. » - ! Mr. Tillman LeCounte and wife i of Millersburg visited the latters ’ parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Darr ( Sunday. Mary Boomershine ac- > companied them and while here [ visited her cousin, Reba Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Berry of Bert- - hold North Dakota and Mr. and • Mrs. Caswell of Stanley Wisconsin ' who have been visiting in this [ vicinity for some time spent Monr day with Marion Self and from . there started homeward expecting i to stop over at several points on ! the way. They came here from . Goshen accompanied by Oscar 1 Berry of Des Moines lowa and Jim t Berry and son and Dr. Dreese of I Goshen.

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one s h ou ld be refor the worth ft and quality of merchandise T you purchase. W In a recent number of of the Saturday Evening Post a writer said of English tailorsft “Your own merchant is responsible to you; ft your foreign merchant is responsible to no jw. one.” This idea of responsibility is the keyft note of our business; whether you buy a ft complete outfit or a pair of work gloves, we ft are responsible to you. And we protect ourselves by handling ft only the | PREMIER LINE whose makers stand back of us in their guarft anty of quality and w r orth.

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CHURCH AND SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENTS. M. E. Church. Sunday school10:00 a. m. Preachingll:oo a. m. Sermon subject: “The Church and Other Organizations.” Preaching..,7:3o p. m. Sermon subject: “No Meticals Today.” Evangelical Church. Sunday school9:3o a. m. Preachinglo:4s a. m. Y. P. A6:45 p. m. Childern’s Day program at Eebenezer church in the evening. o « Church of God. M. W. Johnsod, Pastor. Sunday school9:3o a. m. Christian Endeavor,6:3o a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings, at 7:30 p. m. Ladies’ Missionary Society Saturday at 2:30 p. m. The Shakespeare Club will meet with Miss Blanche Sprague next Tuesday evening. The W. C. T. U. will meet June 21 at the home of ’ Mrs. John Riddle. ' « file Evanglical Aid will have a market at E. W. Hire’s Meat Market Saturday June 25. The W. C. T. U. extends an invitation to the ladies of the Shakespeare Club and the Wednesday afternoon club to meet with them at their next meeting and respond to roll call with a current event. o The ladies of the E. Aid wish to announce that they will conduct a lecture course the coming winter. They feel safe in assuring the public that the talent they have secured is superior to any which has been here heretofore. —-o • The Conn horn factcry will be rebuilt at Elkhart and much larger than before. Otis Butt, our hustling attorney, was at Warsaw on business a number of days last week. Have you read the Journal ads? Ernest Richart has purchased a two year old registered Clyce stallion. J. H. Foran was at his home in Aurora, 111., two days last week. He intends to move his family here in the near future. —• Mrs. Bernice Kingsley and chil- : dren, of Clevelasd, 0., are here vis I iting with the family ofß. F.Vor- ’ hees and friends. ’ The M. E. Aid met with Mrs. • Crow last Thursday. Ten mem- > bers were present. The next meeti ingwill he held at the home of ► Mrs. Connoßy.

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■ The El Darro 5c Cigar makes ’em all stand up and take notice. Betty and Maybell Neff of Clarksville Mich, are here this week visiting A. L. Neff and family. Mrs. Fred Hinderer and daughter Adah, were at Warsaw Saturday attending the graduating exercises. T,nst week’s Plymoth Democrat says: “Miss Capron has received an appointment as clerk in the census bureau at W ashington, D. C. She took the examination at Laporte in March and will report for duty June 15. Miss Capron will be remembered from having taught school several years in the . Syracuse Her many friends f here will to learn of her appointment.

Jacob Whitehead made a trip to Indianapolis tnis week. Call on F< M. Ott for mill wood green, $1.50; dry, $1.75 a cord. J. W. Rothenberger’s cousin Mrs. J. J. Gensenger and two daughters arrived Tuesday evening from Zion South Dakota. Mae Tish, Grace Ketring, Wilma Kitson, Helen Hendrickson and Rev. Weaver and wife are in Warsaw attending the Epworth League convention. o— • • Notice! Dr. Lane will take a few more < pupils on Cornet, * Clarenett, SlideTrombone or any other valve instrument.