The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 18, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 1 September 1910 — Page 5

. w, - 4- > We will have for Saturday .I $ ’' SFLGIfIL PRICES ■ > on Gasoline stoves and Ranges | The Reliable, I nsurance, and De-1 <g i ; troit, vapor and geneiator stoves: b S2B Reliable vapor, with oven and <; > copper tank, now $25.75. Reliable vhpor. without oven > and copper tank, nbw $19.69. 5 5 S2O Insurance, with step, i - burner J b 17.00. j ‘ '< V $lB Insurance, with step, 3 burner t i 5 -.00. . < S2O Detr it vapor, 3 burner- with X JS oven 17.00. 3 burner oil burners and co ks was $lO now 8.50. ’< 2 burner oil burners and cooks was Other sizes proportionally low. This. Sals will lost Go Wm .only. ■ o, I ”’T— ——— □ Try one of our Gale Sulkey Trea- < { plows, they give perfect satisfac- p’ lion. You won't have to pick your■I self up from under the horses when y j you hit a rock or stump, and they ‘ 1 are extra well made, rolling land J ■> slide, will work either on gee or haw * ' •?’ lands’perfectly. Don’t buy till you-b <> try them. Then you will buy the $ ‘“Gale.” J fl Uns HnsolHardware,fluwniDilss, gig. | Yours For Business, w » € . . .. eimWWWV. V&UJ, . - - aT I OlvYiwYr . i .. ine AssprtmHt cl | OrVcltcaV ' :t >- : Velvet, ; .Js Rups frcm. SfG to 2 if 30 ' • i ! Compete line of Carpets fbr fall § 1 selection and also a full and com/ pl etc stock of Furniture to select ■ g I from. G' I ■ Tdß?. at Ligonier, i ' W /TH KAbGEB -1 e 2 j* < PROGRAM Os races" >•’ Fariimr- RotitUßace, for horses that have dever been S * > trailed for speed on a track, trojfc or pace - *? • : Cla&gt Pace, all horseselgible to this Race. Purse 50 00 # < Clasp!) Trot, for horses that never won a half-mile P heat| faster than 1:15. Purse I - “ 1 20.00 f *? Class 0 Pace, for pacers that never won a halff; mile iheagfaster than 1:10. Purse - - 30.00 4 y LadileS Race, best two in three. Purse - 20.00 z XT-.--’— -r ' .j. ■■ •■. 4 Noi-ntiiv fee will be charged, but 10 percent will 1 e deducted from win nets, except the F . -i|’, Al l r.i :H b s»t.t «ro in three, The/.s; ccatimt i e:. es ij;e i to post. ‘. J >i .i,- J, !’ races on account of weather O’ other unavoidable causes, Hobbles .fi barred, in Farmers Race. S j, E. Luckey, Pres. Ohs Baker, Sccy S »»»••» H ll ♦»»»»♦♦>< tM H

Home News Notes. I -g ■ -■■-■ ■"■ - = 7- i 1 Milton Weaver is quite sick with - the gastric fever. ’ John Bushong and family are ? j moving to Mishawaka this wet k. j > 1 Your money’s worth in every * puff on a John Rogers cigar. Mrs. Wm. Darr visited with her *' borther at Warsaw, Saturday and . 1 Sunday. Lakeside Lumber Co Kabo Corsets sold by A W. i Strieby. Dr. Norris and family of Ell hart spent Sunday with J. H. Bo wser and wife. Will Shroufe and wife of near; Salem are visiting with Mrs. 0. I. j Bender and family. Wanted—Coal stove base burner for hard coal. J. W. Rothenberg tt. 1 Arthur Hentzell who has be n in ! Texas for the past two year?, is' ‘ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' ' 3. F. Hentzell. ? ‘rs. Rodibaugh and ‘ Mrs. Mutchler, of Goshen, were he guests of Ed. Barringer arid wife, ' Monday. . ■ I Claude Niles, a motorma .1 of South Bend, who is not able to vork \ ' is here visiting his parents, Mr 1 nd ; Mrs. Bert Niles. Harvey Brady went to El: hart Saturday to take his nephew 7 , F mnis Willard who has been here for several wefeks, home. The Millersburg band boys ?ame ~over Saturday evening and gave a ■ very commendable concert 01 our . street corner. Mrs. J. E. Kilgore and son, Lugar ; spent several days at Kimmel last week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Jacob Thomas. B. F. Hoopingarner, and wife fam Widner and wife, J. U. Wi igard and Harry Culler attended the ball game at South Bend, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Malone, Mr. S h nrp, Miss Bessie Burris and Miss No die Groves, of Milford were the { ues tc j of S. L. Ketring and family Sendai. ?! J. Pk Dolan, Mrs. S. L. Ketring,. Mrs. Georgiana Miller, Mrs. Adah Miller and Mrs. Earle Rober s a- ’ >ll tended the funeral of Mrs. Tacob: : Kitson at Ligonier Sunday. : Vivian Widner and famih 7 South Chicago visited with th- r am-" 'lilies of 7. Hendrickson and S T ’v 'J | Widner from Saturday until Mor-' lav. ' J 'I Mr. pod Bert -> ’• Kimmell Saturday to a‘ton • 1’ ■ funeral of n nephe-v, I D n now, a young bov sixteen urnr I of age, who died of consumption. Have just received a nev 7 and i ’■ . I complete line of carpets. Come m , and inspect them. Also have a fine line of rugs on hand. Wm. Beckman. f - ! The Board of Town Trustees have • built a new concrete dam to take the place of the old gates tha have 1 stood at the waste way for forty years or more. Further improvements are being made on the fore- - bay and wheel pits at the pumping ’ station. The following members of an . automobile party were the guests » of J. H. Miller and family Sunday: : Mr. C. C. Miller and wife, Mr. V halter ' Burwell and wife, of Churubusco. > Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Store, of :* Fort Wayne, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Elyria, Ohio. y Mr. Thos. Coy and wife att mded j the sixth annual reunion of the ’ Stutsmans at Rogers Park at Gosh- ■- en last Thursday. There were about > 200 present and, all did justice to a > well prepared dinner after which ? officers were elected and a very ■ ( interesting program rendered. The next reunion will be held at the > same place in 1911. j Mrs. F. S. Strong and little son and daughter of near Akron Ind. ■’ Were the guest of her sistei and < family, Mrs. Wm. Ward for a week j and returned to their home Tues-. j; day. Mr. and Mrs. Strong hive, a i; (fine fruit farm where they live with a canning factory in connection, all £ their canned goods are put up with-; > Out the use of acids.

Benard Duehr returned Wednes- ; day from his vacation trip. Just arrived, a car load of Anchor ( Brand Wood Fiber Plaster, best in I the market. i Mr. Lewis Clipp and wife of near ! Milford spent one day last week i with Mr. Thos. Coy and wife. Hervie Hentzell returned Tuesday from a two weeks stay at Ft. i Wayne. Mrs. Talbot and Mrs. Hutchins of j Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bushong. Mrs. Margeret Gilbert of near Milford has been quite sick for the past week. Wanted at once.—A girl to learn type setting in this office. Permanent position. ( Ruby and Doris Snavely of Gosh- ( en, came Wednesday to visit friends for several days and attend the Jubilee. Mr. Thos. Coy and wife and Mr. ’ Ed. Unrue and wife made an excursion trip to Benton Harbor and St. Joe Sunday. Aliss Alice Van Wagner of Ligolicr and Mrs. Sarah Gunder of Albion were the guests of Mrs. C. .. Lender, Thursday. J. U. Wingard, G. R. Young and A. W. Strieby have their windows splendidly dressed for the "Jubilee.’ Don’t fail to notice them. Miss Lois North of Plymouth, is spending a few days with Miss Mae Tish before going to Kendallville where she will teach this year. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Windsor were called to Sandy Hook, Miss., Thursday on account of the illness of their daughter, Mrs. G. H. Houston, who is quite sick with typhoid fever. * Miss Irene Sprague, who is attending the County Institute at Warsaw this week will go from Warsaw to Indianapolis Friday to spend a week with relatives there. Elmer Streiby, Sam Akers and Charles Crow were at Onandago, Mich., the first of the week putting a furnace in a school building. Cecil Monroe accompanied them home. Mrs. W. C. Swartz returned to her home in South Chicago last Thursday after an extended visit .h her parents and other rela- ■; d es. Wm. Cable accompanied ? home where he expects to get i a position. > ■Homer Tom, wife and grand- ’.. rj’.t-?”. Mildred LvCount, Mrs. rwy LeCount and family and L \ Ernest Tom and son, Charles k dinner at the home of Mrs. i. Coble, ail enjoyed a fine time plenty of ice cream in the j ,;i:ernoom The Radical U. B. tabernacle at Gak Grove is a busy place this week. A series of Union camp meetings are in progress. The Rev’s C. Weimer, Winer, Akright mid Mrs. Akright and Heil are assisting in the services. Four Sunday schools will be present next Sunday. ' The Cable family wishes to correct the mistake made in last week’s Journal about the oldest Cable. Jake Cable of Elkhart, Ind, on whose birthday the reunion was held is the oldest and John Cable the youngest. Tne next reunion will be held at Lake Wawasee, Sept. 22, 1911, in honor of Benjamin Cable's birthday. Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fackler last Sunday in fememberance of Mrs. Fackle’s 27th birthday. All went with well filled baskets and some very nice presents. A sumptuous dinner was enjoyed by all in the front yard after which the time was very pleasantly spent in social chat and music. Those present were Grandma Coy, Mae Vorhis, Wm. Baird and wife, Ben Coy, wife and daughters, Pauline and Lena, Frank Maloy, wife and children Scharlott and Eugine, Milo Maley and wife, Mrs. Marion Coy ami children Gladis, Elva and j Homer, Mrs. Vena Groves, Harry j Cov,Charles Coy, O.IH. Warstler, i wife and children Hue, Jay, Marvin, j Cecil, Carol and baby Rex and Mrs. ! Jane Kern and sons Forest and George. -1 I

Obituary, Marguerite Gans, only daughter of Ira and Lena Gans, was born Nov. 16th, 1067 and departed this life after one days illness Aug. 28 1910, age 2 years, 9 months and 6 days. Little Marguerite was very bright and of such a sweet disposition as to be loved and adibked by ail with whom she came in contract. To know this little flower was to love j her for the sweet fragrance breathed ' fourth. Always affectionate and more thoughtful than many of more ma- ! ture years. Today she is at rest with her iittle angle brother and | sister, safe in the arms of Jesus. This little bud so young and fair, Called hence by early doom, Came to show how sweet a flower. In paradise would bloom. Ere sin could harm pr sorrow fade, [ Death came with friendly care, The opening bud tg> Heaven con-1 veyed, And bade it blossom there. ' Funeral service was held at the i residence by Rev. Daly, pastor of ; the .North Webster M. E. chu ■ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.'! August 26th, 1910. ; Notice is .hereby giv(|n tli.it the under- j signed has been appointed 'by the C rk ! of the Kosciusko Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana, Adtnipiistrator with will annexed of the estate cf Caroline Cr y late of Kosciusko County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. I Aaron A. Rasor ; Administrator with will annexed. Otis C. Butt Attorney Administ:.?.< rMrs. Otis C. Butt entertained her grandmother, Mrs. Rebecca Dcardorff, and her brother Russell at their cottage at lakb Wawasee several days last weeks. Additional locals on 4th page. On account of some items coming in too late and for lack of space we were obliged to leave some locals out of last week’s and the week’s before issue. The condition of A. M. Jones, who was badly burned last week, is about the same.

! ' FALL STYLES! g - x l ;£ g Xabies,’ Sbilbrcn’s anb ®en’s • h Bi ’ ~ M i Jinc Shoes. I Watch Our Windows 2 5 2 . < IS for advance showing of the atest styes in fall footII wear in all the popular leathers. i . ■ I ... —L---= —|| o y g FRIGES TO SUIT flit GLASSES I B •_ ‘ 7 ~—— ■••— - - f gg ! - | As heretofore we feature i Walk over for men * ■ '? i Queen Quality for ladies '■ | 8 Buster Brown for children. | JLU, WINGARD, | | Syracuse, Indiana. Si ' > P. S. Come' in on Jubifee Day and register and f st ) we will book you for a beautiful Walk-over petrel picture to be given out Dec. 15th. Samples of ® pictures can be seen in our show window on Jub- . 8 1 . b L || ilee Day. . I® I . t ■-

CHURCH AND SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENTS. 6 M. E. Church. Sunday schoolL_ 10:00 a. m. Communion Servicell:oo a. m. Love Feast, 7:00 p. m. Preachingj_--7:30 p. m. I Trinity Evangelical. s Rev. Wright, Pastor Sunday School9:3o a. m. Freaching____._lo:*4s a. m.

i Fair Emporium j V'nder New Management. HF ' X, It .is our object at all times to § keep a complete line of General Mer- s gs chandisc, new, . clean and up-to-date | g quality and price guaranteed. Watch our * space and windows | i|g from now on for Special Bargains Iyy MEN’S CANVAS GLOVES LAJ)IES’, SUMMER six 10 cent grade for 5 ESTS cents a pair. Special price for a few hA ' days. || T > 4 T - ) l i rprrT’ 4. < Moan-■ jaamy-■ iif ■"»■ ■■ mr 1 —ll w— Zt’’-'' ! ’ -tii llLb g . ~ A; H A neAV Une of Barretts ‘j TAN GT,EFOOT FLY IS jke at 10 and 15 cchts. ; PAPER 3:- > ~rW I j Four double sheets for E? HOSE 5 cents. . . ife-E Extra value in Chit- I . I;'’ trE dren’s hose at :15 cents LJS 2 for 25 cents. 1 Make our store your 5J Newline of Ladies’ j headquarters Jubi lee fu Hosiery at 10, 15 and 25 day. Plenty of room Rest room for ladies . ■ 1 ! - !i T. A, BRAINARD & CO, i ■ ; : Le Prop* ’ i * ...

. JL 11 I —II —gW””*"'' Y. P. A. Yoeiing*--6:45 p. m Preachings.—7:3o p. m Chut«li of Ged. ' ? M. W. Johnsen, Pastor. Sunday school- 9:30 a. m. Preaching—lo:4s a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 a. m. 1 Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. U. B. Church. Sunday ScheoL10:00 a. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Preaching at Conwrd___ 10:30 a. m. - »'•" 1