The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 35, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1910 — Page 8

||| We Wishing You A I Prosperous New Year ! ! | And if you will trrd i at our stor*- you — ■will be .more pros] £rous. It has been our aim—and we rust we have not —. ■■ ...—- missed the mark —1< supply out' store , — with things to eat at prices that are g pleasing to the mos b economical buyer. We thank you for your patronage during the past year, nd will do our best to merit a continuance of yopr patronage sS'earfoss I PHONEB |

' 1 J. M. TREESH Attomey-at-Law Collections I Syracuse Ind. > i V H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon Tel. 85—Office and Residence Syracuse, Ind. n the . • ’• .AcAiJSGAIZTY J Uco 1 ANY . . of Indianapolis I J Policies issued on the monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or ar-, nual 'pay men Is lor less on ac- I count ol sickness, accidents or accidental death. Particulars and rates from 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 atten- ; tian. Investigation of work is solicit'ed. : : Office over fillies £ Co Grocery . Syraouss Indiana . j Warren T. Colwell Rcal’Estate, Insurance, Collec- , tions, Loans, Notarial Work. A portion of your business is' solicited. Office at Otis G ButVs Suracusu I™' ; Ths Winona J Interurban Ro. Go. ? Effective Thursday, Dec. 1, 10 Cars Leave Milford Junction NORTH A. M — 6:00, 7:554, S:s7f, i P. M—12:50, 2:001, 3:57t, g 4:55t, 5:57, 7:00, 7:57E 9:57* |2 S SOUTH A. M—7:lo*, 9:001, 11:00 b | P. M—-12:50*, 2:00, 3:00f, 5:05t, 5:571, 7:00, 8:04, 9:00t, 11:02. DAILY SERVICE * Winona Flyer Through Train between Goshen and Indianapolis. t Through cars between Peru, Warsaw, South Bend and Michigan City.

'I !.■/ : I.H ■ "li ' I !'!" ■ h B. & 0. Time Table. Effective November 27, 1910. EAST WEST No. 14,11:46, p. m. No. 17,12:30 p m No. 6, 8:45 p. m. No. 11, 7:00 a. in . No. 12, 7:31, p. rn.No. 5,G24 a. m No. 8,42:30 p. m. No. 15, 4:40 a. m No. id, 9:30 a.m. No. 7, 2:01 p. m : No. 46, 12:08 a. m. No. 47,12:28 a. m Express. Express No. 42, 2:33 p. in Express. bMiy 4 - OVER 65 YEARS’ PE Rl ENCE 2 ‘ ‘ Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. Arivone sending a sketch and description nmy quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Communl.’.’tionfe strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on J*atence sent? free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn & vo. receive special notice* w ithout charge, in the : Scientific Jinierican. A handsom cl y illnrtrated weekly. Largest eirculatioa of nny t-cientlflc journal 'lofins ?. :i yeas: four mouths, ?L gold by all newsdealers. & Co aewroathwv, Kcw Yer branch Office. 625 ST St2* Washington. 1). C. 1 BOWSER | hora coal co. i COAL •& »5' * * | HIGkIdHKJ I Ii POCAHONTAS LUMP. I i — E —l A supply of HftY AND STRAW I kent on hand. f ; ’ - 'T— 7T— | f SHAFFER BROTHERS, I PROPRIETORS. | j Phones: “ 216 | It's a "Bird” ol a Blre ■ i tfround Christmas time is the turkeyjust the right kind to nfake an ideal feast ! for family and friends. We have some I particularly fat and meaty birds, dry- < picked and very tender. Prices are lower piis year than we anticipated, so you heed not fear of the cost. Besides, Christinas comes but once a year, and it is a feme for extra rejoicing. E. W. HIRE

Home News Notes. ■ Jay Gorday was at Warsaw Monday. Vic Darr was home from Misha iwaka Sunday, i i Miss Daisy Yohe is home from. i Ft. Wayne for the holidays. Mrs. Lou Bunger left Tuesday to 1 visit at Goshen and Elkhart. John Viers and wife moved from j Elkhart to Goshen last week. Mrs. Milo Vorhees is spending the week with her sister at Bourbon. Mrs. Cynthia Myers and son Charley, were at Ligonier Saturday. Mrs. Robert Burlingame went to Chicago Thursday to visit with her parents. j Miss Bertha McClintic was home from Chicago from Saturday until Tuesday. j Miss Minnie Hentzell came over from Goshen to spend Xmas with her parents. Myron Edmonds of South Bend, I visited with his parents Saturday and Sunday. ; Mrs. Mart Long spent several days last week with George Long’s at Millersburg. ! i Mrs. Ira Howard and two children of Walkerton, are spending the week with relatives here. Mrs. Earl Nichols, Bend, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i Albert Mock over Christmas. Mrs. Joe Hammond spent several days at Goshen last week with her i sister, Mrs. Clarence Ketring. Mrs. John Cable spent Saturday night with her daughter, Mrs. Albeit: Mock, and family, in the country. Allen Ott and wife and C. V. i Smith, wife and son, Ross, spent Xmas with Wm. Bowles and family. Isaac Crothers and family and George Crothers and family ' spent Sunday with J. D. McNutt and wife. Mrs. Myers and daughter Ruth, are spending the week in the country with Jacob Umbenhour and wife. Charley Grisamer and wife, of , Mishawaka, were here several days * visiting his mother, Mrs. George j Grisamer. s * Albert Mock and family of south * of town, and Mrs. Earl Nichols of * South Bend, were the guests of John * Cable and wife Sunday. Sam Akers, Sr., and wife, John 1 Howard and family and Mr. Hamii--1 ton of near Milford, were the guests of Mrs. Wm. Wallace Christmas. ; FOR SALE—IO acres 2| miles! ! of Syracuse good 4 room house and i : barn other out buildings. I Henry Doll. Lincoln Martin and family of Mil-1 ; ford, Wm. Darr and wife and Dan' ; Searfoss and wife took Sunday din- • ; ner with Eston McClintic and family. ; Steve Russell, of Elkhart, and; Byron Russell and niece. Miss Eva j Russell, were the guests of Arthur \ Snavely and family last Friday! night. Harry Grisamer was married at South Bend and cam,e here with his bride Saturday evening to spend ■ Xmas with his mother, Mrs. George s Grisamer. On the sick list last week were Mrs. William Bowles, Helen Snyder two of Lon White’s children, Catherine Rothenberger, Samuel Akers Sr., Mrs. J. P. Dolan. Roy Vail of South Bend, Harold Sheffield, Ralph Vail, Miss Clara Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. T. S Sheffield were the guests of Emmet Weaver and wife Sunday. Jim Whistler, wife and daughter; Georgia, Mrs. Malinda Whistler, Mrs. L Catherine Landis, Mrs. Sarah Ott and daughter, Miss Wilma, weVe guests of Elmer Ott and family Sunday. Wiliam Bushong, wife and fam-, ily, Rpy Riddle, wife and family, Harmon Clouse, wife and family, Warren Riddle and Mrs. Joan Holloway were the members of a happy and merry Christmas family reunion

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Riddle Sunday. H. G. Young was at Mentone al last week. Lee Snyder, of Chicago, sper Christmas here. Hugh McPherson was home from South Bend over Sunday. , Miss Myrtle Vorhis, of Sout Bend, was here over Christmas. Wm. Gans is home from Terre Haute for the Christmas vacatioi Glen Young and family spei i Sunday with Mr. Young’s parent? at Goshen. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Yoder entertained at their home their son, Leande \ of South Bend. , Miss Hazel Vorhis, of Wawase • is spending the week with her broti - er, Milo Vorhis. Joe Ketring was taken to a ho: pital at Mishawaka Monday to t treated for tuberculosis. ?4rs. Tish and daughter Miss Mae, visited relatives at Kendallville from Saturday till Monday. Mrs. Wm. Whitehead and chi j dren, of Elkhart, visited with Wm. ; Rothenberger and family over Sur- ' day. Maxwell Snavely, of Goshen, is spending his Christmas vacatio: ■ here with his uncle, Wm. Kindig : i and wife. f*,* - / I Miss Violette Odell accompanied ! her aunt. Miss Sue* Wolfe, who he.I been here about two weeks, to G< - shen today. j Fred Bailey of Fort Wayne, can c home Saturday evening to spei Christmas with his parents, G. I . i Bailey and wife. I The Y. P. C. U. will meet at the ! home of Georgia Strock on ne I Monday night. All young peop invited please come. G. H. Bailey and wife receive from their daughter Della, Trenton, Mo., a Christmas box fille with useful things. Many thank to her. Miss Sadie Hickman of Wilmot visited with Tillman Hire and wi from Thursday until Monday. €’ , Monday she went to Garrett to vis She was accompanied by Lida Dav Miss Bertha McClintic, of Chicag and Mrs. Sam Rasor and daught- * Miss Leia, of South Bend, visit; the families of Jess Shock and Wi Mellin near Vawter Park Sundt. night. The Christmas day guests of I Unrue and wife were Reuben Dav I and wife, Henry Tully and wife Tilman Hire and wife and the Miss. ■ Lida Davis and Sadie Hickman o | Wilmont. [ Rev. J. C. Bailey and family, o* i Ambia, Ind., are spending the hoi days with the families of J. 11-, | Stough and G. H. Bailey. Re /. I Bailey reports a beautiful lan < rocking chair as a Christmas toke: i from his church at Chase, Ind. i G. H. Bailey and wife were greatly surprised by the arrival home ct . their son James L. Bailey, and sc ■ Harry, of Ft. Wayne, to spend then Christmas with them. James L. has not been at home for five years. On his way back to the city he ex'spects to stop at Kimmell and spend a short time with his brother whe conducts a restaurant in that vii lage. MICHIGAN LAND FOR SALE, Land in central Michigan is no open for home seekers. This lar. is level on which heavy timbt grew. Is a loam with clay subsoil town and railroad near. Price rang ing from sls up according to in - provements. For further particulars see or address H. H. Doll, Syracuse, Ind. WHITE, ROSE WASHING TABLETS are ‘’Death to Dirt’’ and all Germs, makes was day a pleasure, saves your Clothes, Health and Money; makes your Clothes Pure White an Sanitary; no rubbing, no bleaching, no Acids or poisonous Chemicals, no Machines, IS HARMLESS to your hands and clothes; 3o minutes does your wasning. to your surprise anc entire Satisfaction. Large Packase does 2 Months Washings. Postpaid 35c, WHITE ROSE WASHING TABLET CO. Order It Today. Dept. 6. Goshen, Ind. County Managers and Agents Wanted

Birthday Surprise. As Rev. J. C. Bailey, pastor of U B. church at this place, was sitting in his “big arm chair ” thinking of the pleasantries of his 39 birthday anniversary, a gentle rap was heard at the door, and upon opening it, friends and members of the church marched in, until the parson- . age was well filled. Nor did they come empty handed, for several dollars worth of eatables and useful articles, with some hard cash, were left as tokens of respect and well wishing. Light refreshments, consisting of candies and oranges, were served, and a most enjoyable time was had by all. The visitors departed at a late hour, wishing Mr. Bailey many happy returns of the day.—Ambia Journal. I inserted an ad in the Journal about four weeks ago stating that I had customers for farms from 30 to 80 acres and some larger and anyone wishing to sell and would make the price right I can dispose of them. I received prompt replies from some who wished to sell and have supplied two customers since that time. I still have others 'who will buy if they can be suited. If you want to sell list your farm with me no matter how small or large or where it is. W. G. Connolly, Syracuse, Ind. Election of officers of the Church of God Sunday School last Sunday resulted as follows: Superintendent B. F. Ott; Ass’t. Allen Ott; Sec’yRuth Snyder; Ass’t, Cecil Howard; Treas. Lena Ott; Pianists Claudia Snyder, Helen Bowld, Cecil Howard; Chorister Violette Odell, Lepa Ott, Georgia Strock. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Ilouton C. Frazer, Abstractor Warsaw Indiana Clara J. Irvin et al to Arthur J. Anglin and Chas. M. Powell, 42.71a Sec. 19, Prairie tp., S6OO. Ida May Hight to Chas. Sec 27 in Etna Green, John Bruner to Wm. F. Cook and wife, 89a Sec 2 Seward tp„ JSOOO. Catharine H. Mabie to S. C. Lepper and M. E. Cole, lots 48 Dand M. Add, Syracuse SIOO. Catharine Bishop to Chas. Davis, lots 21 and 22 Burket, SSOO. Abe Baubaker, J. P. Fogle and Chas. L. Bartol, Exrs. to Henry W. Reber, part of lot 140 Warsaw, $1025. Edith S. W. Lynch to Wn. L. Van Curen, tract sec 7 Washington tp., $2525. Elizabeth McClaughan to Eli Circle, 80a sec 35 Wayne tp., #SOO. Wm. Kerns to Harrold Pound, lots in Oswego, $l5O. . Frank Sloan to John L. Sloan, lot 9 D and M Add Syracuse, $747. Nancy Sudlow to Walker White, 10.41 a Sec. 22 Turkeycreek tp., $1560. Wm. H. Albertson to A. C. Hall, 135a Sec. 4 Plain tp., $ 17400. Emanuel Fashbaugh to Mathew and Clara Weaver, 5a Sec 2 Washington tp*, $350. Wm. H. Roberts and Oral C. Coyle to Minerva C. Hoover, 76a Sec 25, Washington tp, $5,710. Rodal L. Plummer et al to Jerry E. Stephenson, lot 4 Holbrook’s add to Warsaw, $2,000. Silence Smith to Alpheus R. Smith, 40a Sec 5, Franklin tp, $2,400. Dorothy Hendrickson to Ella D. Redding and Sumpter P. Redding, 140a Sec 7, Turkeycreek and 80a Sec 12, Van Buren, sl. Lydia A. Morehouse to Wm. S. McCruin, lot 20 David’s add Etna Green, $l5O. Solomon Pratsman to Henry A. Cauffnian and wife, 40a Sec 28 Clay tp, $2,500. Eli Thompson to Arthur J. Thompson, 20a Sec 3, Prairietp, S9OO. Jerry E. Stephenson to Rodol L. Plummer, part lot 21, Leesburg, £1,450. Jas. W. Cook, Com’r to Melvin Heeter, lots in Sidney, SSO. Bertha Rea to Wm. H. Bockman, interest in 160a Tippecanoe tp, SI,OOO. Alonzo Eaton to Oliver Davis, X a Burket, $475Alfred A. Hossler et al to George Hosbler, lot 32, Warsaw, S6OO. Anna E. Cripe to John W. Rothenberger et al. 240a Sec 35, Turkeycreek, S4OOO Ira Rothenberger et al to Jonas Cripe, lot in North Webster, SI,OOO. > WOOD TAKEN ON i SUBSCRIPTION at ; this office. Ii

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