The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 28, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 10 November 1910 — Page 8

fill your Needs I In the way of eatables are g best when bought of us. Best for the family health; | Best for the family purse. If these two things are so, there isn’t much left to say, is there ? We want to prove to you they ARE so. We can’t do it unless you I give us a chance. our talking will never prove it H to you. But spending a littl?money with B us will do it. Before you spend very hi uch you L will discover that you are on the g right road— The road to better eatiiig— ■ The road to money saving. Will you niak ea start today? ISeartoss Brothers | PHONE 8. | To Let. 18 sheep to let out to some good farmer on share. ' H. H. Doll. J. M. TREESH Attorney-at-Law I Collections Syracuse Ind. ' J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon Tel. 85—Office and Residence Syracuse, Ind J BTII lir I KCURITY CAUSUALTY COMPANY of Indianapolis. Policies issued on the monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual payments for loss on account of sickness, accidents or accidental death. Particulars and rates from Simon I. Bell, Syracuse, Ind. D. S. HONTZ Dentist In dentistry, a stitch in time saves more than nine. Don’t forget your teeth. If you intrust them to my care they will receive careful attention. Investigation of work is solicited. : : • Office over Miles frCo Grocery Syracuse Indiana Warren T. Colwell Real Estate, Insurance, Collec tions, Loans, Notarial Work. A portion of your business is solicited. Office at Otis G Butt’s Syracuse The Winona Interurban Railway Company. ’ Cars Leave Milford Junction. Effective July io, 1910. Subject to change without notice. NORTH. A. M. T. M6:17 > 12U5 6:26 , 12-50 7:57 ?’-55 ' 9-55 3:56.1 11 136* 4:4& 5:55 7:00 7:57 9135* 11:02 SOUTH. A. M. P. M. 6:17 12:45 6:26 12:50 7:23* 2:02 8:58 fc:oo » 10:58 1439 5=55* » 7:00 8:17 9:03 11:02 •Winona Flyer—Through Limited Car between Goshen and Indianapolis,

| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I * By HCUTON C. FRAZER Alton J. Wiltrout to John and Sarah Blosser, 125 A. sections 32 &. 33 Wayne township $12,500 Charles E. Binkley to Win. H. * Zentz, 40 A. section 1 Etna township S3OOO James M. Vangilder to Allison W. , Swick, 12 a. sec 31 Lake township. $750. Hjenry L. Swartz to Mary E. Peugh lot 3 blk 32 Keithh’s add Pierceton $125. llah M. Irvine to Earl Conrad, lot 13 Cripplegate Heights SIOOO Milton Moore to Chas .L. Sclabach lots 68 & 78 Morrison Island sl. Jacob Swihart et al to Asa & Ira Leckrone, 155 a sec 34 Lake township, SBOOO. Chas. Wilson to Frank Gebert 40 | a. sec 24 Washington tp. $2500. John F. Beyer et al to Carl F. Beyer tract sec 16 Wayne township I- si. Martha A. Goshert to Henry C. Eatpn, 40 a sec. 27 Prairie township S3OOO. Same to Wm. H. Eaton, 40 a sec 27 Prairie township, $3600. Robert H. Fisher to George Hower & Ffrank lot 18 Yellowbacks Point $l4O. Kias Bobeck to Andrew Edwards 103 a sec 2 Van Buren tp SIO,OOO. Wm. C. Jackson to Silas L. Ketring, lot 7 Kale Island, SBSO. Harry W. Kline to Geo. W. Kline tract sec 17 Lake township sl. Elizabeth Riddle et al to Wm. E. Moore, tract sec 10 Turkeycreek tp. SIJ Jjohn F. Moore et al to Elizabeth Ridjdle, tract sec 110 Turkeycreek township, sl. We want you to see our dress goods before buyirig. Persian silks, Shepard plaids in both silk and woplens. Economy Store. H. G. Young, prop. OTIS G. BUTT Attorney-at-Law Practice in all Courts Tel. 7 Money to Loan: Fire Insurance. Syracuse, Ind.

ii BOWSER f COAL CO. i *’ ♦ ICOALI 4* 4* 4» :: Including ? ; POCAHONTAS LUMP. I * I ••i f-t — I ♦ A supply of I AND STRAW} t kept on hand. i SHAFFER BROTHERS, | ; J PROPRIETORS. f •’ Phnnoc . Resident 216 i | 1 Office 64 z IKil for your Sunday or weekday dinner is the one we can serve you with at any time. We keep the best of Meats, such as are eaten by the most exacting diners with * great satisfaction and keen relish. Our Beef, Pork, Veal, Poultry and Hams are particularly fine and tender, and our customers say they cannot A be equaled at the price. E. W. HIRE

. | Local and Personal I c ) New post cards at The Fair Store. N. C. Isenberger was home from South Pend over Sunday. For Sewing Machines, see Beck- '. man’s line before you buy, George Snyder and wife of Mil1 ford were in town Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Strieby went to Montt pelier, Ohio, to visit last Thursday. Eston Clayton and wife spent Suni day with Dave Claytons south of town. !’ j A complete line of linoleums and _ floor <f>il cloth, all widths. A. W. Strieby. ) Mrs! Howard Bowser who has been sick for a couple of weeks is able to be out again. ) Mrs. William Bradley and son of Goshen visited J. E. Kilgore and . family 1 several days last week. ’ Mens work coats at from $1.25 to $3.75 at the Economy Store. ' ’ H. G. Young, Prop. Rev. Ladd went Monday tp his former home at Van Wert, Ohio, to vote. He returned Tuesday noon. We have just received a new shipment of Mishawaka felt boots. Economy Store. H. G. Young, prop. Robert Burlingame and wife visited at Brunges Park and at Kingston’s at Wawasee Saturday and Sunday. We ask you to compare our Mishawaka felt boots and overs with any other brand at the same price. Economy Store, H. G. Young, Proprietor. Mrs.jNeidig of Sunberry, Pennsylvania is in town visiting her cousins, Tom and Dan Searfoss, and their families. Mrs. Henry Wilson and son, Donald, of Kokomo, visited with George Jones and wife on Lake street several days last week. William Rothenberger and wife were at Nappanee Sunday attending the funeral of Mrs. William Leas, a cousin of Mrs. Rothenberger. Mrs. Pat Brady came home from Goshen Sunday evening where she Jias been in a hospital for some time , Her health is much improved. ; Cullen Grissamer who has been • confiped to the house for several ; weeks with rheumatism is out again ; but is not quite as spry as a school • boy. i • We have secured the agency for • the famous Barn Yard Shoe. Guar- • anteed to withstahd the leather- • destroying effects of manure and • barnyard liquids. Star Clothing • Store. ! William Mann aged about 70 yrs. ; died at his home in Bendon Satur- ’ day pight. Funeral was held at I Benton Lutheran Church WednesI day at ten a. m„ Reverend Ladd of- ’ ficiating. ’ Dayid Hire, a farmer living north ; east of town, and Miss Gertrude Cole J for many years a teacher in the ’ Ligonier schools, were married at J New Paris Wednesday evening Nov. J 2. Mr. Hire is the father of Mrs. ’ Wm. Stetler. Than Altland purchased the Eli Grissom property after the old folks had gone to their reward and remodeled and built to and has now filled the lot and has made one of the nicest homes in town. The location was ideal and Nathaniel did the rest. G. W. Pennington, wife, daughter, Helen, and son, Glen, who have been spending the past two years in Spokape, Washington, were the guests of Jphn Richards and family last week- They left here Saturday to visit relatives in Ohio before re--1 turning to their home in Michigan, z I 4 i Last Friday evening being the oct casion of Arnold Beckman’s nine- . teenth birthday, he entertained the following young people at his home, . the Misses Lavica Dewart, Emma . and Savilla Strieby, Ruth and Mary > Miles, Rebecca Perry and Clela Hoch, and the Messrs. Clarence Hoch, Severre Neilson and Everett Rasqr and Rev. Ladd: 1 1

Benton. Mr. C. Hess has just erected a nevs barn. Mr. Ray C Elsea of Chicago was at home over Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Butler returned Saturday from a several days visit at Goshen. Miss Wilma Leacock has returned from Lafayette where she spent several weeks. Mrs, Clarence Musser and Miss Mary Musser spent several days in Elkhart last week. William Mann died at his home* in Benton, Saturday night at twelve o’clock of paralysis. Charles Musser and wife were in Goshen over Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller. Clarence Musser and family will move on the Holsinger place west of town in the spring. Chas. Birkei and family will move near Middlebury on the J. F. Young farm. Mier Will Stands Unchanged. Attorney W. F. McNagny returned Thursday from Albion, where he had been engaged in the Mier will contest case. A judgment was rendered against the children, who were contesting the will, and the will was confirmed and probated and the executors named in it were duly appointed. This ends a long controversy and completely settles all the rumors which have been in'eirculation as to the past marital relations of Sol Mier, and his disposition of his property remains unquestioned, so that all of the business enterprises in which he was interestedjat the time of his death will be carried on as they have been in the past. The estate is valued at $1,000,000. —Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. Located in Alabama. We received a card from Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Trusdell requesting us to send the Journal to them at Heflin, Alabama, where they are now located. Mr. and Mrs. Truesdell were formerly proprietors of the Fair Emparium here, they having sold their store about four months ago to T. A. Brainard who is conducting the business in the same location. Exchange Farms. An exchange deal was consumated last weekin which A. E. Edmonds came into possesion of the old Cory farm two miles northwest of Syracuse, owned by Claus Bobtfck and Mr. Bobeck became owner of- the Edmonds farm 3J miles eget of town If we look only for cjooked trees in the timber, we will |nd plenty of them, but we will nfiss by many straight, beautiful tries and never notice them. So, tfo, if we look only fqr blemishes in the character of others, we will |jnd them; but we may not notice foe many good qualities that they may possess. Radcliff Shoejfor ladies.‘Combine all the essentials of qualities, style, comfort and \Jear. At a saving of socts. per pai/over other high grade shoes. Let jfs shoe you. f A. W. Strieby. Mrs. (/ J. Reilly and Mrs. L. T. Heermap were at Goshen Monday afternoon. } Glen Young was at Reading, Michigan, the first of the week on business. StateoV Ohio, City of Toledo, ) sg Lucas County. j ’ , Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., in the City of To- j ledo, Coimty and State aforesaid, and j that said firm will pay the sum of ONE j HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and | every case of Cattarh that cannoV’be cured by the use oOHall’s Cattarh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to -before me and subscribed in my presence!, this 6th day of December A.D. 1886. \ (Seel) ' ) A. W. GLEASON, . ■ Notary Public, Hall’s Cattarh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and muj cous surfaces of the system. Send tor testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills fdr constipatioa.

[Some JSargains tn IReal JEitate. FOR RENT—Two 7 room flats, a fine location, good view of lake, in I good repair, electric lights, rent very reasonable. Also a good 4 room, house in west part of town, at $4.00 a month. A good 7 room brick house, with barn, on Harrison street. One very good, extra lenght, lake front lot. Price $250. Other good lots in all parts of the I town, at low prices and good terms. Special—3 extra good lots. $l9O ; for the 3. 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 in west part of town. Price $750. A 4 room house in west part of town, good water. Price $450. A 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 extorordinary 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, electic lights, on Harrison street. Price S2OOO. Good 6 room house, electric lights a fine big celler, good water in kitchen, Frazier Ave. A bargaint Price S9OO. For Sale—On south Main street a good 8 room house with cellar good water, a profitable ginseng garden, 3 fine lots and barn. Apply for price and terms. 4 acres L 2 mile of Syracuse, good house and barn, lot of good fruit, find location, good water. Price SIBOO. A splendid 7 room house, good cellar, good well water, fruit, good chicken house and park, on Harrison street. Price $1450. A fine 8 room house on west side Main street, water in house, good lot. Price 1500. A splendid 8 room house, fine cemented cellar, electric lights, well of water, fruit, city water, a fme location on Front street and a real bargain. Price $1550. A fine 8 room house, electric lights, well in house, city water a good wood shed with floor m, chicken house and park, on Harrison street. Cheap at $1550. 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 SIOSO. A 5 room house on Boston street, good well. Price $475. • A 6 room house on Baltimore street, good water. Price $375. Good 4 room house on Boston street, good well water. Price $625. Good 5 room house on Boston street, 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. 15 acres 1 mile south of Kuhus i Landing or 4 miles south of North Webster, a good 4-room cottage, small barn, good water, plenty of fruit, best kind of soil, 6 miles from canning factory where you can sell anything in the vegatable line at a -good price. This is a bargain. Price $1250. W. Gr. CONNOLLY. Office at Journal Office. For sale—A complete threshing outfit, at a bargain. W, Q. CMmally*

I J. W. Rothenberger I UNDERTAKER \\ I prompt ano Btfkient Service ? H * Phones 90 and 1121 | Cushion tired ambuance io connection ::

For Sale—At a bargain, an improved 20 acre farm 3 mile of Syracuse, splendid soil, plenty of fruit. Call quick if you are in the market for a small farm. W. G. Connolly. WANTED—A good washerwoman and ironer. Inquire at this office.

mp— __ ■ ■ ' I State Bant oi suraoiisal I We pay 3°| o Interest on Certificates H OF JOZEZPOSIT I Tins ban! is under the management of conservative j business men, and your money, when on deposit wit® i us, you can rest assured is rightly placed and-safely | deposited. j — •

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& guaranteed to be satisfactory as to specifications. Don’t be .<! X satisfied till you write Box 18 or call Phone 106—SYRACUSE w u > m AT 1 | BECKMAN’S | 1 A Fine Assortment of Ax-* | $ minster Velten Velvet m | estries, Velvets, and Body $ t Brussels Rugs from $lO to | I s3o ' 1 Complete .line of carpets for fall; $ selection and also a full and conv w m plete stock of Furniture to select a | from.* __ , _ — GET YOUR SALE BILLS MADE AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE

Grace Lutheran Church. Ira R. Ladd, Pastor. Sunday Schoo} 9r3|) a. m. Vespers With Sermon 7:64 p. m. Subject of Sermon “The Antichrist of Today.” Read the Journal.

For Sale by Strieby the Hardware and Automobile Man.

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