The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 12, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1910 — Page 8

i Eston E. ADcGlintic, Contractor | X Let me figure tvith you on a cement house, bam, cistern, tank, * £ porch, curbing, sidewalk, sea wall, vault, bridge abuttment, j .> - arch culvert, cellar, chimney, foundation, etc., in <" C> 0$ Ifact all kinds of concrete woriL I can raise your g building; make and sell cemei/t blocks of all kinds, m g '> cement porch columns, column bases, etc. My Qj * «> \ ! prices are based on first class work, and all work is ) .? > guaranteed to be satisfactory as to specifications. Don’t be g £ satisied till you write Box 18 or call Phone 173— SYRACUSE A •> ! , , > ■ I 7</ e Helio, Friends! m | ?’ £ I jam still in the concrete business and would like to g £ | figure on your work. Can build anything in the H * ( v f i cement line you want. no matter what it is. All my gS g gBl work is guaranteed to be satisfactory. . Let me fig- J * ® i ure on y° ur before you have it done. g SH ! Also a concrete mixer in connection. e|| * I■ P „ Jours tor work, B| ? n I// 1/ t*hic Contractor X | / . r ?rniS f Syracuse | I | LET US GIVE YOU A POINTER | $ Beauty, Speed, Breeding and Stay Qualities. The Chamber of * Commerce Winner I Elastic POINTER2:O6/21 | | “* No. 42716--01003, | t -at g World’s t' ree mile pacing record, half-mile track, 7:31 12, 1909. * Sired by Drcv.n Hal 2:12 1-2, king of pacing sires; dam Sweep- « *j| stja :es. dam (>f Star Pointer 1:59 1-4; Hal Pointer 2:04 1-2;Elastic g * Filter 2:96 1-2, Etc., Etc. His colts now two years old are | y. m- lels of beauty and alljthat were broken to harness showed o * J <r at rm?.ml;peed. Terms $35.00 cash with return privilege. | J A. J. Wood, Owner. a | I MODEL PAGING FARM, Goshen, Ind. f <• ❖

* ? i t 'B. F. H&itzell ?i ~LI |l I pSRD or SOFT | l WOOD I ? * X * In the woods or | t delivered. :«: t ’> JtTm. treesh Attoniey-at-Law Collections Syracuse Ind. hoopihgßrner i i dEAL ESTATE | Improved Farms and ' * I Farm Loans • • • j Syracuse Indian a. ' | D. S. HONTZ Dentist In Uentistry, a sjtitc'j in time saves mere tha t nine.' Dsn’t forget your te .tii. Ir y y.i intrust them to my carte :’v.'v will receive careful attention. Invest!g r.io'l of work is solicited. : : : Office over Miles & Co Grocery Syraeose Indh-va LINCOLN CORY I I A.uctioneer. S ■ i ■' ■' ■ I ; ■! * h. h- :.A I U.A Mlk'T - •■-. ; ■ Dates can be made with The Syracuse Journal, SYRACUSE INDIANA. 2. ! I

J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon im i ~ ami Residence Syracuse, Ind. OTIS G. BUTT Attorney - at -Laty Practice in all Courts Tel. 123 Money to Loan. Fire Insurance. Syracuse, Ind. 8 THE ECURITY CATJSUALTY COMPAJNY of. Indianapolis. 1 Policies issued on the monthly, . quarterly, semi-annual or anI nual payments for loss on account of sickness, accidents or accidental death. Particulars and rates from Siawn I. Beu, Syracuse, Ind. E.W.Hire Fresh and Sall Meals, Game in Season. jWe try to give our patrons as i good meats as money can buy, iat prices as low as we can sell ■ them. Best market prices for I poultry, hides and tallow. Have uoultried the ground bone for Your Chickens? Bowser Building. Warren T. Colwell Real Estate, Insurance, Collec tions, Loans, Notarial Work. A portion of your business is solicited. Office at Otis 6/ Butt’s Suracuse

EElms IEH. [Continued from page t.] exercised in dealing with public men and that honesty and courage on their part should be approved and encouraged and that criticism of public men should be tempered with charity and based only on facts, regardless of political affiliations. FRANK W. WILLIS, J. A. KANTZ, A. B. CRAMPTON. Among those in attendance were J. E. McDonald, Ligonier Banner; J. A. Beane, Goshen Democrat; J. A. Kantz, Tribune. Kokomo; W. E. Beeson, Journal, Winchester; Will H. McEwen, Democrat, Albion; H, A. Barnhart, Sentinel, Rochester; G. N. Murray, News, Nappanee; A. D. Moffet, Daily Record, Elwood; A. B. Crampton, Citizen-Times, Delphi: William Connolly, Journal, Syracuse; Harriet Conolgue Maloney, Albion; R. E. Willis, Republican, Angola; J. B. Stoll, Times, South Bend; Roy D. Keehn, American, Chicago; Geo. W. Miles, Journal, Syracuse; Fred B. Leighty, News, St. Joe; Kat'heryn Staley-Searles, Angola; C. R. Trowbridge, Mishawaka; J. R. Hoover, Record, Pierceton; Mrs. J. A. Barns, Auburn; J. Edgar Buchanan, Dispatch. Auburn; W. B. Barnard, Grit, Millersburg. Many of the editors were accompanied by their wives and families. To the south of Lake Wawasee a new lake is being formed in a basin that has heretofore contained six small lakes. A substantial dam has been built and it is expected to raise the water seven feet, and .flood the entire basin, forming a lake several miles in" extent. The lake will will contain four larg# islands and have about seven miles of wooded shore line. The new lake will be known as Lake Papakeechie after an Indiana warrior, who for many years lived in that region. The editors visited this resort Friday. —- 0 A. Ploas.ant Surprise. The friends of Miss Carrie Strieby gave her a pleasant surprise and a handkerchief shower, Friday evening July 22, at the home of Pearl Kitson, being the date of her 11th birthday. Those who took part in the surprise were Claudia Snyder, Helen Hoy, Lillie Deardorff, Georgia Myers, Wilma Kitson, Emma Strieby, Cecil Howard, Fern McElroy, Olga Beckman, Ida Carlson, Helen Hendrickson, Ada Hinderer, Ruth Snyder, Mabelle Strieby and Mrs. Jessie Zerbe. The evening was spent in games and contests and music furnished by Olga Beckman and Mrs. Zerbe. Miss Carrie was the recipent of twenty-two handkerchiefs. Light refreshments were served and the guests departed feeling that they had spent a very pleasant evening. — o Watch For Bogus $lO Bills. The banks of the state have been notified by the government that there was in circulation a new counterfeit ten-dollar gold certicate of the series of 1901. While the counterfeit is declared a poor one and not particularly dangerous, it appears that in other sections of the country a number of them have been passed. The bill is a photograph reproduction on bond paper with the color applied with a brush. The silk fiber of the original is imitated by red and blue ink marks. Would Establish Game Preserve. Game Warden George W. Miles has written Elkhart county parties if they will set apart apiece of timber he will do all in his power to establish a game preserve. Arrangements’are being made to have a piece of timber set apart on the Neff farm north of Syracuse.—Milford Mail. • Horse Stung To Death. A horse belonging to Capt. A. M. Jones of Jones’ Landing, kicked over a hive of bees on Wednesday of last week, and was so badly stung by the infuriated honeymakers that it died on Thursday.

FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, [Continued from page i.l since October 1, 1909, when it was set in regular running order. Had these persons sought employment through private agencies, they would have been required to deposit $2 each for registration fees, making a total of $3,000. Had they received work, as they received from free bureau, they would have been compelled to pay the private agency 10 per cent of the first month’s wages, or an average $5, according to statistics concerning the wages of persons provided with work by the free bureau. This would have meant an additional outlay of $10,500. -<? — How About Th's Man? A Mr. Bolan of Auburn, is said to be the only man in the state of Indiana who drives, an auto with one hand. He handles his machine well without the missing member. —Goshen Democrat. Mr. Bolan may be the only onehanded auto driver in Indiana, but we can boast of having the only handless auto driver in the state, that gentleman being Mr. Ira Gantz who resides near Vawter Park. Mr. Gantz, whose hands were taken off just above the wrists, not only runs his machine but has been repeatedly seen to procure the necessary tools from the machine’s tool box to make needed repairs then serefiely clamber under the mammoth touring car and attack its machinal parts with the same ease and the usual good results of a skilled garage machinist. This is not all of Mr. Gantz’s accomplishments. He is also a thorough horseman, and can harness hitch a team of horses as quickly as any one, and his management of fractious animals when in the harness is truly wonderful. o May Rebuild Vawter Park Hotel. It is rumored that Dr! W. R. McGarvoy, who sustained ja heavy financial loss through the destruction by fire of Vawter Park hotel some weeks ago, is trying to interest some parties of means in the building of a modem hotel on the old site. The site of the old hotel is one o of the most beautiful spots of ground on the shores of Lake Wawasee and the old hotel under Dr. McGarvey’s management had grown in favor as an ideal place to spend the summer months that those wishing to secure accommodations had to arrange far in advance for reservation of rooms. That the building of a modem hotel at Vawter park would be a a good investment is without questioning, and we hope that Dr. McGarvey is sucuessful in his efforts to build one. Will Give Vaudeville Show. Alive to the wants of its guests, the lake cottagers and the people In general in this community, the management of Wawasee Inn at no small outlay of money, have secured high class vaudeville artists of the American Music Hall Co., of Chicago, to give an afternoon and evening performance at the Wawasee Inn opera house on tomorrow (Friday,) July 29. The company engaged is said to bfe of the best in Chicago and the repertoir of vaudeville used is the same as produced at Chicago’s largest and most popular vaudeville theater. Gets Limb Crushed A man giving his name as Will Rothwell had his left leg badly crushed at the B. & 0. gravel pit at Leeland, last Thursday. He was riding a bumper and a sudden jerk of the train dislodged him with the result of his getting badly pinched. He was taken to the Hospitol at Garrett. ——— ——oThe old settlers of Noble county, are going to come together for a social day August 11th, at Albion. A splendid program is being arranged, and if the weather is favorable will have an enjoyable day without a doubt

If f BUY ME I J fl T IT RECOMMENDS ITSELF. Its ciedentials are good; it stands the “test of time,” and it isn’t extravagantly high. Yes, sir, BUY THIS WATCH and you’ll never be at a loss to know the time of day. Our watches, either ladies’ or gents’, aren’t a bit bashful, but speak for themselves. Each one is fully warranted. See and buy one. Get H Ibome! Gash or Monthly Payments. I have several summer homes on Lake Wawasee that I can sell at a right price. 8 room house at Vawter Park, large lot and good well. House plastered, cottage or permanant home. SBOO.OO 7-room house on Front street, fine location—lot runs to lake $1500.00 9-room house on Front street, was built for two families—lot runs to lake SIOOO.OO Vacant lot on Main street-fine location $200.00 Barn and lot on race bank. This will go very cheap. Good 7-room house on North Huntington street $1550.00 6-room house and barn on Brook lyn street $900.00 4 acree 2 miles from towdi. 1 House and barn. Young and bearing fruit. For sale or exchange for town property. W. T. COLWELL, at oflfiice of Otis C. Butt. Thrasher Fatally Injured. George Hunsberger; aged- about 27 years and unmarried, was fatally injured while helping to thrash wheat at a farm near Wakarusa last Friday. He was working about the separator and got caught in the belting of the machine, tearing his left arm off, crushing his skull and injuring him internally. His condition is so serious as to render his -chances for recovery hopeless. Harry’s “World Beaters” the best cigar on earth for the money.

SOME. SNAPS IN REAL GOOD RAEL ESTATE | Anyfarmer wishing to live a retired life certainly cannot find a more desireable place than Syracuse. We are pleasantly situated here on one of the largest and most beauti- J ful lakes in the state. . I

A fine 9 room house, good well water, cistern, city water, some fruit, splendid location on Huntington street. Price SI6OO. A 5 room house, and barn iu west part of town. Price $750. A 4 room house in west part of town, good water. Price $5 2 5A good 6 room house, cemented cellar, good water, chicken house and park, in north part of town. Price $llOO. A good 6 room house, well house, cellar, barn, on Huntington street. Price SI3OO. An extraordinary 8 room house, furnace, cistern, well, city water, two lots, a very fine barn with cemented floor and well inside, on Harrison street. Price S3OOO. An elegant 8 room house, fine cellar, furnace, good well, city water, bath, everything in fine condition, electric lights, on Harrison street. Price S2OOO. A fine 6 room house, electric lights, boat house, on bank of lake. Price SI4OO. Good 6 room house, electric lights, a fine big cellar, good water iu kitchen, Frazier Ave. A bargain. Price S9OO. A splendid house with 7 rooms, electric lights, on Frazier Ave. Price SIOOO. A good 6 room house on Boston street near Main. A bargain. Price Jioso. A 5 room house on Boston street, good | well. Price f 47- ' |

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! J. W. ROTHENBERGER ’ | UNDERTAKER | Prompt an& Efficient Service. I 4* Phones 65 and IS £ • L. ambulance in connection Stale Bank oi Syr®6 Sk TXT ooi | We pa°y 3 0 Interest on Certificates i i t I OF JOEFOSIT $ I • • S * This bank is lender the management of conservative pj business men, and.yopr money, when on deposit with L | us, you can rest assured is rightly placed and safely L $ deposited. FOR FURNITURE o , . For Sale of all kinds srl all ~u; hi . | |i iuh"- , ‘ inferior woodwork I i Just Use* ; The Original 'TI ' Otv. ’ vsrnish atrieby STMN the Hardware and Good for floors too Automobile Man,

Additional Locals. Miss Lizzie Wetzel, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Hoch, for several weeks, returned to her home at Archibald, Ohio, Thursday. Mrs. Rebecca Stetler and Mrs. Joe Kindig and son and daughter, of York, Penn., left Saturday morning for Yellowstone Park. They expect to be gone two weeks. Mr. Charles Hammon wife and daughter, of North Baltimore, Ohio, are spending a few days with Earl Hammon and wife, living south of town. On their return home they will Jo by the way of Michigan, making the tour in their automobile. Jesse Blough moved his family to I Benton Harbor, Monday, sending j his household goods over the inter- I urban via South Bend and Niles. | Mr. Blough will engage in business with his brother.—Milford Mail. Syracuse people will remember Mr. Blough, he having owned the city dray here for a long time.

A 6 room house on Baltimore street, good water. Price $375. Good 4 room house on Boston street, good well water. Price Good 5 room house on Boston sheet, newly painted, good water. Price $875. Good 6 room house, fine cellar, good well water, cistern, some fruit, lot runs to lake, good boat house. Price SI7OO. A splendid 8 room house, fine cemented cellar, electric lights, well of water, fruit, city water, a fine location on Front street and real bargain. Price $1550. A splendid 7 room house, good cellar, good] well water, fruit, good chicken house and park, on Harrison street. Price $1450. A ■ fine S room house, electric lights, well in house, city water, a good woQd shed with floor in, chicken house and park, on Harrison street. Cheap at $1550. I have at Gilman, 111., in the best part of the business district, an 8 room dwelling with the front room arranged for a Millinery store, and a stock of Millinery and fixtures invoicing at an unheard of price. The party is compelled to sell on account of declining j health and offers building and stock and 1 fixtures for SI7OO, or will sell stock and rent the building. The building alone is worth more than the price asked. Gilman is a town of about 1800 population and has but one other business of this kind. j

SOME FINE F CHEESE is on tap at Searloss Brothers’ i Grocery j It’s ripe and has that de-- ..J licious taste that makes d your mouth water. This is a rase good cheese. The next time you’re down town 1 try to think of it?, and let us "lice you off a piece. i 20g per pound. I $ I Sear’oss Bros, j I . Grocery. j Phone 187 • |

A fine 8 room house on west side Main street, water in house, good' lot. Price SISOO. I'OR Sai,E—lhe only steamer on Lake Wawasee,.46 feet long, 8 feet wide, will carry 75 passengers. This boat made owner SBOO last season and >IOOO the year before. Will sell Very cheap. Price s3s°. 60 acres miles of Syracuse, Ind., on a good road close to school, mail route, * telephone, a fine new 7 room house, fair barns, good young orchard, s.uuT a’iui gravel loam, in a high state of cultivation, about 10a some broken, no waste land, about 3a of woods. Price $7.5 per acre. acres adjoining above described farm, nice and level, good house and bank barn, sand and gravel spil, very productive; this is a good farm. Price $75 per acre. 2 acres with good 5-room house, work shop 10x20, barn poor, nice lot of fruit started, mile south of Vawter Park, a nice home fer some one. Price $750. 15 acres 1 mile south of Kuhns Landing or 4 miles south of North Webster, a good 4-room cottage, small barn ; goed ■ water, plenty of fruit, best kind of soil, 6 miles from canning.. factory • where you can sell anything in .the vegetable line at a good pries. This is a bargain. I’rice $1250. .4 acres % mile of Syracuse, good house and barn, lot of good fruit, fine location, [ good water. Price SIBOO.