The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 20, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 September 1910 — Page 5

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Home News Notes. ■ Your money’s worth in every puff on a John Rogers cigar. See Lepper and Cole when in need of a new Wagon or Buggy. Miiton Woods is at Indianapolis attending the State Fair. Mrs. P. 0. Wood of Leesburg was i i town visiting friends over Sun- . 1 day. Ciinton, the oldest child of Si non 3ell and wife is quite sick with inhumation of the bowels. i The M. E. Ladies’ Aid will hold an exchange sometime during the ' holidays. , Mrs. A. L. Weaver and daughter ! ?vlartha left today for a two week’s visit at Lagrange. / L. R. Miller and wife of Omaha, Nebraska, came last Thursday to visit relatives here. Mrs. Miller is a sister of A. W. Srieby. Joe Bailey went to Ambia, Ind.. Saturday, where his charge is located. He expects to return home the first of next week. The Ladies of the M. E. church will hold a market Saturday afternoon at Hire’s meat market commencing at 1:30. Mrs. A. L. Strock, Miss Georgia' and Kennith 'Strock visited rela. ives and friends.at Elkhart from Thursday untill Sunday evening. Miss Maude Willis who has been touring the largest cities of the West, now visiting her params at North Webster, at the request of h-r many friends has consented to give an entertainment at the Opera House, Wednesday, Sept. 21st. The Misses Savilla Strieby and Vobie Leacock leave for an ex ended visit with Harry Leacock and ■ ifo at Allentown, Pean. While in : ? ? east they expect to visit Nirgara t ails and other points of interest. Miss Pearl Stough expects to i c:: ;e home from Wawasee this . \ a to spend a few days with her parents before going to Elkhert to take a position as clerk in the Warren Hill department store. Miss Ada has a position at the same , place on the same floor. ! The W. C. T. U. will meet ac the home of Mrs. J. P. Dolan Tuesday, Oct. 20th. This will be the last meeting this year and the or e at which the annual election will be held. There will also be a delegate appointed to attend the state convention held at Fort Wayne in Oct. The following Eastern Star ladies attended the funeral of Mr. B ower at Saint Chapel, Vawter Park, Tuesday afternoon: Mesdames John Richards, Joe Miller, Frank Green, B. F. Hoy, Noah Isehberger, Ida • Knorr, W. T. Colwell, Frank Sv\ ihart and Dan Searfoss. Mrs. Bendy was there also. The following little girls were much pleased to accept invite tions from Juanita Beery to attend her : birthday party at her home Satur- , day afternoon Sept. 10. Mary Kit- ! son, Lois Butt, Alice and Nellie Mann, Helen Snyder, Edith Bly. Martha Weaver, _pnd Ruth Lepper. After the games and refreshments were over the Tittle girls had their • pictures taken. A young man by the name of Guy Bingham and whose home is at Elwood, Ind. was drowned in Tippecanoe Lake. Tuesday afternoon at about 4 o’clock* Mr. Bing,ham went in bathing some distance from shore with no one near to hel[ him and was seized with cramps v hich drug him to a watery grave. It was an hour or more before the o dy could be located and recovered. I

J. P. Dolan and wife were at Go-1 shen Sunday. Mrs. Malinda Whistler has been' quite sick for about a week. In advertising always say what j you believe, if you want people to j believe what you say. Otis Butt and family spent Sunday with Tom Whetten and wife at Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Lou Bunger moved from North Huntington street into her awn property lon Branch street. We have “Medusa” Cement. Give us a call. Lepper and Cole. Everet Rasor was operated on for Adenoids growth and had his tonsils cut out Dr. Spawn, Tuesday. Word was received last Friday tnat Mrs. M. L. Russell was serious- ’ ly ill at their home at Kingstown Illinois. Mrs. Wm. Butt and son Donald, and niece, Ethel Kirkendall, were ' the guests of Mrs. Chas. Switzer at Kimmell Friday and Saturday. Mr. Servis of Chicago spent Sunday with Robb Burlingham and wife. His wife accompained him to Chicago, expecting to return to Syracuse today. Mr. Debeau and wife of Long Island who have been visiting here for some time are now the guests of Mrs. Debeau’s sister, Mrs. Getts, at Alexandria. Ed Stametz took his little daughter to Warsaw last week where she will attend school this winter and live with her cousin, Miss Retta Hess. Clara and Lily Klinsick stopped off Friday on their way home from Illinois to spend the balance of the week with Wm. Beckman and family and left Sunday for Toledo Ohio where they reside. A party of Fort Wayne gentle-' men, consisting of H. M. Williams, editor of the sentinel. Gart Shober, editor of the Labor Times Herald and Louise Heilbroner, scout for the Pittsburg and New York National League Base Ball Clubs, are spending the week at Brunjes Park< The Sunday excursion to Chicago was not as well patronized as usual at this point. Among the number that went here weie Harry Culler, Glen Gordy, Lewis Sneider, Fred Hoopingamer, George Colwell, Charles Beery, Lou White, Sam Unrue and Sam Traster. Leo Jahns moved into one of the cottages on Fourth street recently occupied by Harrison Traster. Mr. and Mrs. Traster have stored their goods in Mrs. Ellen Trasters house on Main street. They expect to move to Garrett in the near future where Harrison is looking for a position. Mrs. Harve Hartman who has been very ill with typhoid fever, at the home of her uncle Squire Guard is improving slowly. She was staying with her uncle who has been living on the» John Egbert farm near Benton for several years when they were both attacked by the fever at the same time. Mr. Guard died about three weeks ago and it was thought for some time that Mrs. Hartman could not recover. It is estimated that about 2000 people attended the big day aFMiI- i ford last Thursday. The crowd was i not as big as on former celebrations ; or as anticipated, owing probably to j the in clement weather in the early ; part of the day. They pulled off ; everything they had advertised and I put on a few extras for between I acts. A good many people saw the I balloon ascension which was a very 5 1 nice one from here. j

Mrs Tippin of South Bend visited her cousin, Mrs. Lucy Alexander. The road to success is paved with ; good advertisements. Harry’s “World Beaters” the best j cigar on earth for thq. money. Dr. Hontz was in Warsaw Tuesday afternoon. The Evangelical Ladies’ Aid will hold a bazaar Thanksgiving. Logan Juday of Elkhart came : Monday to spend a few days with his parents, J. N. Juday and wife.! Miss Edna Reynolds of Kimmell visited with her uncle, Bert Miles, 1 and family over Sunday. Hatfields fresh crip home made! cookies, in sanitary packages— ICcts per package. A sister and her daughter from Detroit are visiting with Mrs. Ira Sensibaugh. Mr. Roy Riddles and Mrs. Joann Holloway expect to occupy Mrs. Holloway’s dwelling on Pearl street this winter. Dr. Geo. O. Smith and wife went to Indianapolis last Monday to ■ spend a few days and while there! 1 attend the State Fair. The Misses Ruth and Mary Miles; visited with their aunt, Mrs. Hattie Smith and family, at Cromwell over Sunday. Charles Thomas and wife and baby Howard, from Seuth Bend, 1 Indiana, were here visiting Mrs. Thomas’ sister, Mrs. J. W. McCloughan and family from Thursday: u ntil Sudnay.

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Sis ' Sincerity Clothes. We can’t say enough about 1 || the tasteful styles that we are i showing this fall but you may always be sure that Sincerity || clothes lead in this respect. || All the latest fabrics in blues, tans, browns, and grays $lO S to S2O. ' ““■“*““ ' IS 111 Fall line of Cluette and Monarcru shirts—latest creations and colorings $1.50 and SI.OO.

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Miss Jesse Callander is spending ' the day at Elkhart. Clifford Hoy will leave tomorrow for Bloomington. D. B. Hamlet is painting his residence on Boston street. The Economy Store has a brand new shipment of outing flannels at; 110 cents per yard. Sunday evening Sept. 11. Arden Geyer and wife were made happy by the arrival of a little daughter.' j Miss Homer Cory of Albion came; ! Wednesday to spend a few days 1 ! with her brother, Joe Cory, and . wife. Mr. Brown and wife and Mr. 1 ! Donald and wife of Churubusco ' . visited at Stanton Darr’s over Stm--1 dayi ■ Mr. Kohsen and wife of Chicago' i were the guests of Wm. Darr and wife from Saturday until Monday when thej 7 left for Adrian, Mich. George Hursey and wife visited Mrs. Hursey’s brother, Wm. Stoner, j and family at Indian Village, Sunday. # I Mrs. Alien Sheets and son Everett j returned Saturday from a week's i visit at Rochester, their former I 1 home. ' I Preston Miles came from Indiaua- ! polis Monday to have their house- ; hold goods shipped to that place 1 this week. Hugh Kitson went to Goshen Tuesday afternoon |o visit with i Maxwell Snavely several days and take in the Fair.

i Shoes. g I Walk-Over and King George < dress shoes for men 83.00, : j 3.50. 4.00, 4.50. ————’—- (1 Queen Quality and Boston J : | Favorite shoes for ladies $2.00, ks 2po. 3.00. 3.50, 4.00, 4.50. ™_—~ Buster Brown shoes for girls | $1.50, 1.75 2.00. 2.50, 3.00. g? Sturdy boy’s shoes that lit and wear 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50.

Fall and Winter | Ginghams for School Dresses. Also wash b i £ood suitings for K little boys.

Chas. Snyder and wife v.ere-at, 1 Lagrange Tuesday. Harry's “World Beaters, the best cigar on earth for the money. Warren Riddle was home from Chicago Jct. Sunday. Kabo Corsets have nq brass eyelets.. Sold by A. W. Strieby. Ous Dutt was in Warsaw on busi* ness Tuesday afternoon. Wade Zerbe and wife moved to' ; the Cii er Snavely property on Har- | fison'street, Monday. j James Brady will return to Wa1 bash college at Crawfordsville next ! Mondqy to resume his studies. Chas. Nine and. wife ty.J Lawrrence Juday and wife visited al j North Webster Sunday. Mrs. Aleck McKaneis visitingjie:sister in Goshen and attending th<; fair. Chas. Bachman and -family a: | occupying th<r new dwelling e I (North Huntingdon St., since fast j [Thursday. * Warren Colwell and wife left today to visit friends in Elkhart, ; South Bead, Chicago and Hammond and will be .gone about two weeks. Mrs. Jacob McNutt was at the home of her parents near Ligonier j the latter pan o- last week. lit r j mother’s health is very poor. ; James Roberts who has been i;t . I North Dakota since spring arrived . i in Ciiicago r.ionday morning where Ihe expects to spend several da\s 1 before returning home.