The Syracuse Journal, Volume 6, Number 38, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 January 1914 — Page 6

C*GorT6SDond6nts 1 Solomon's Creek And Benton Miss Bessie Judav Art Nicholi and Lando Vernon shipped 22 head of young cattle to Buffalo Friday. Sam Juday and wife spent Tuesday with T. J. Juday and family at New Paris. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the heme of George Darr. Quite a number of Solomon’s Creek people attend the revival meetings at the M. E. church. A Clinton Rookstool and wife visited Ernest Rookstool and wife at Millersburg, Sunday. Walter Rex and family were the guests of relatives at Syracuse Sunday. John Smith of Syracuse, well known at thisJplace, is seriously ill with heart trouble. The manv friends of Mrs. WillUmbenhour, of South Bend, will be glad to hear she is improving. Miss Orpha Zimmer of New Paris, visited Bessy J uday a few days last week. John and Fred Ringwait spent Sunday with Merle Darr. Wilson Ott shipped two carloads of fat cattle to an eastern market. Friday. Mrs. Sam Judav, and Miss Bessie, and Mrs. Wesley Ott spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chester Firestone. Ben Juday and wife spent Wednesday at the home of T. J. Juday at New Paris From what we hear Rov Worttnger and Grover Hilbish are getting to be expert horse back riders. John Good and family and Grandma Good spent Sunday at the home of Ed Good. Philmore Price and wife and Miss Fay Cruthers of Burr Oak, took dinner with Rev. Simon and wife. Allen Hoshaw and wife. l>ul Ringwaldt and sister, Emma, and Kaleel Judav were guests Sunday at Art Nicholi s. . Class No. 3 was entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Bessie Juday.

Indian Village. Miss - B. Mock. , g James Lecount and wife were the guests of Gross Galloway and family of near Broadway, Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Stocker ’visited Wednesday with her daughter. Mrs. Elmer Koher of near Syracuse. Mrs. Koher returned home from th‘e hospital last Tuesday. ■ Ralph Mock spent Sunday afternoon with Paul Secrist. Mrs. A. J. CHngerman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Donald Hines and family of South Bend. Mrs. Jethro Greidpr called on Mrs. Walter Knepper Friday afternoon. Fay Mock took supper with her aunt, Mrs. Eldon Stoner and family, of near Wilmot, Thursday evening. Mrs. Mabie Homz of Garrett, is spending a few days with her parents, Robert Bause and wife. , Eldon Storer, wife end baby■ Kenneth, Walter Knepper and f-mily, Paul Secrist and Mrs. Mar. StvC.r took dinner at the home of Wm. Knepper and family Sunday. Miss Vera Hinman was the guest of Miss Wilm : limes, -Sunday. Several bobsleds of young people of other vic; ities attended the revival meetings Sunday evening. Mrs. Joe Ritter spent several days of last week with her son. Glenn, who underwent an operation for appendicitis in the hospital at Elkhart She returned the latter part of the weex. Arthur Idea and family and .Clyde Jones, wife :mi l i -. . Wava, were the guests of Joe Mil.tr and family of Oak Grove Sunday. Wilmot Charley Lehman smd dimghter, of Youngstown. Ohio, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie Kline; ami, mother. Miss I.oda Hartsock has left for a term at school J. W. Shock and wife were shopping in Ligonier Thursday. Otto Hartsock, from Colorado is visiting his parents, Robert Hartsock and wife. Our new blacksmith arrived Sunday evening and will be icr. iy for work Monday morning. Call c i him .and lend him a hand of encouragement. A. F. Lowder and w. e of Mishawaka, were visiting over Sunday with their grandma and Uncle S. E. Shock and son. Charles Shroafe has returned from his visit in Michigan with his son.

Lloyd Shock took a sled load to North 'Webster to church Monday and Thursday nights. Clell Line is again on our streets. Mrs. Arthur Jones and children went to Syracuse to spend Wednesday with friends. J. \V. Shock made a little visit to Syracuse and called on Charles L mrner and Allen Wright. He returned on the milk shake.. Miss Pauline Gerard has returned to Warsaw. \ Mrs. Nellie Garett has a quilt in, so come over and lend a helping hand. Wilmot is still improving. Ralph Gerard and mother are having a acetyline light plant put in the store and also the house. West Wilmot has a new neighbor, Mrs. Douglas of Columbia City. Four Corners Rev. Lee Corv returned hr me Saturday after spending a week . t Noun Mauches- | ter. Clint Callender, wire and child spent j Sunday with relatives near Nappanee. Win. Baird called at the home of Frank Meloy, Monday. Fred Ettline and wife were Milford visitors Saturday. Mrs. Lincoln Cory returned home after a week’s visit with friends at Mishawaka. Henry Geyer was a visitor on sur 'J streets Sunday afternoon.' Clarence* Snyder and wife and Dave Meloy were Goshen visitors Wednesday.

Three Corners Clee Hibschman and wife and Lena Ward spent Sunday with Bert Ward and wife. Daniel Lingofelter w*as a Milford visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dillen, George Few" less, wife and son, Ray, of Tustin, Mich., and his sister-in-law, from Mishawaka, Robert Lingofelter of Nappanee, spent Sunday at the home of Daniel Lingofelter. Clee Hibschman and wife spent Wednesday afternoon with Floyd Kitson and family. o John Miller took Sunday dinner with his grandparents, John Ward’s. William Miller and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Catherine Ott and son. Mrs. Sylvester Unrue went to Elkhart Sunday to have the adenoids removed from her nose. Bobsleds, sleighs, buggies and automobiles have all been seen on our streets in the past week. Virgil Preest and wife wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the flowers given for their son, Lewis. Mrs. Nobert from Michigan is visiting Frank Younces and Verd Shaffer. Mrs. Geo. Bailey accompained Virgil Preest and wife home Thursday in order to see his mother. Mrs. Yada Unrue spent Saturday and Sunday with Hazel Ott of New Paris. W. O. Cobb and family spent Sunday with their daughter, Fern Pittenger and family at Winona.

Cromwell, F. Freed of Wolf Lake was here Friday. Geo. Barnhart, Dale Barnhart and Lawyer Cole and wife were at Goshen, Sunday. Dr. Nye made a business trip to Elkhart, Friday. Miss Fredona Yager is absent from school on account of sickness.Miss Effie Waltman left Tuesday for an extended visit in Pennsylvania. Monroe played basket ball here Saturday and won the game. Brush up boys, you seem to be losing out. Roy Mayfield of Garrett was here Friday. Cromwell basket ball team lost at Nappanee, Friday, score 16 to 25. The following’persous were entertained at the home of Miss Grace Kreager, Saturday evening: The Misses Grace Evans, Mayme Jones, and the Messrs. Spooler, Calbeck and Sehlabach.' Franklin Kline re-entered school, Monday after a week’s absence. Misses Blanch and Myrtle Moore were entertained at the home of Harvey Hontz Thursday evening. Chas. Parsons received a broken rib Monday by being thrown against a manger by a horse.

Tamarack David Stiffler and wife visited Saturday and Sunday in Elkhart. Miss Watkins of Warsaw, is visiting at her brother, this week. Bert Whitehead has a portable sawmill in his woods getting out the big timbers for his new barn. Ed Coy and wife were at. Milford Sunday visiting the latter’s brother, George Bartholomew and family. Quite a number from the local school attended a box social and cake walk at Guy’s school Friday night. Edith Smith is visiting at Huntington, Ind., with relatives at this writing. Howard Watkins’s lost a horse last week; cause unknown. A. E. Coy took James Bortz and wife a sleigh ride Thursday. They enjoyed it very much. Dr. Bowser was called to the Mullen home Tuesday for the Watkins baby, it having the sore throat. Joe Smith and family took dinner with Mullen’s and Watkin’s Sunday. New Paris Route 1. Wm. Depew and Walter Newman assisted in some repair work at the Syracuse Light & Power plant-, Thursday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Iffert a daughter. Revival meetings are* in progress at the M. E. church at Benton. Bernice Alwiue spent several nights at the Ira Weaver home near New Paris. Josephone Banta is on the sick list and there is no school. Arlo Green, J. S. Mills and A. W. Mills were at Goshen, Saturday. The new home of David Taylor is nearly completed. J. S. Mills spent Friday evening at the A. W. Mills home. Clay Fodgeand son, Dolply, of Milford, visited Alfe Brookins and family. A. W. Mills and family and L. M. Stump and wife spent Sunday at the J. S. Mills home. Misses Opal apd Bertha Cordiar spent Sunday at the Aaron Tresh home. Bertha Cordiar and Everett Mills spent Sunday evening at the A. W. Mills home. G-ilberts. Mrs. Calvin Cooper Mrs. Solomon Rowdabaugh is on the sick list. Harry Coy and wife spent Thursday with Charley Lutes and familv. Mrs. John McGarity spent Wednesday and Thursday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Smith. Mr. Smith is very seriously ill. Wm. Weybright and wife visited Saturday evening with Irve Neff and family. Geraldine Druckamiller visited Sunday with Albert Werstler and familv. Hairy Juday and wife and Russell Warner and wife visited Sunday with Calvin Cooper and family. Mrs. Lula Cooper and son Earl, spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Amy Clem. Wni. Ogle and family spent Sunday with Curtis Rarick and family. Twenty-one ladies of the Willing Workers’ Aid met at the home of Mrs. J. C. Metz Wednesday. The day was spent in sewing and a bountiful dinner was served by Mrs. Metz. New officers were elected and the meeting closed at four o’clock.

The West End Mart Long ane wife spent Sunday with George Long and family, of Millersburg. Miss Lulu Doll left Wednesday for Kalkasko, Mich., where she will spend a few weeks with her brother, Therace Doll. Mrs. Hill of Cromwell lias returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Jeanette Wogoman, who is very poorly. Miss Valeria Edgel is on the sick list. Miss Lima Zerba made a business trip to Goshen Friday. Monoquet Mrs. Willis Blue, who has been sick for a long time, is able to sit up most of the time. J. H. Calvert and wife visited Sunday with Ed Sholl and family of this place. At the election of officers chosen for the year at this place in the Sunday School Sunday were; Supt., F. C. Johnson; asst., John E. Hall; treas., Ira Long; sec., Sam Rosbruglf; organist, Miss Iva Hall; chorister, Samuel Stookey. Wm. Kirkendall and family visited Sunday with J. L. Wright and family. Joe Stickler of near Warsaw, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Samuel Stookey and family. Ora Shannon and family of Benton, are visiting Mrs. Shannon’s parents, Willis Blue and familv. Florence Stevens of near Warsaw, visited last week with Mrs. Arthur Stevens and family. The guests that spent Sunday at the Samuel Stookey home were F. C. Johnson and wife aud Mrs. Jefferson Stookey. Next Sunday night in the church in this place a member of the Anti-Saloon League will give a lecture. All are invited. Charles McClintic is moving on the Sellers farm near this place. The farm was recently purchased by Stephen Rosbrugh. Mrs. L. T.Kline visited her daughter, Mrs. Verl Miller and family at Elkhart, Saturday and Sunday. Ernest Sholl and family of Elkhart visited last week with Aaron Staruer and familv. Miss Jessie Cormany spent Sunday with H. R. Miller and family. Howard Kuhn of Warsaw, visited last week with his uncle, Richard Rankin and family. Charles Bollenbaugh of South Bend, visited Aaron Starner and family, Monday. Garette Ryan, of Warsaw, spent Sunday with John Kirkendall and family. Want Ads RUG —For Sale—9xl2. Used very little. Call at Journal office. FOR SALE—3-11. Interna’l gasoline engine, used but five months; with trucks and feed grinder; reasonable price. Inquire at Journal office for particulars. FOR SALE—Medium size hard coal burner at sl6. Guaranteed in A-i condition. FOR RENT —Seven room house on Hanison street. Inquire of B. F. Hoopingarner. ,—O ;— FOR SALE —Light oak desk and bookcase combined. Very low price. Inquire at Journal office. OAK BED, Springs and Mattress for sale at a bargain. Inquire at Journal office. WANTED—Timber of all kinds. Any one having timber to sell, will do well by writing to Coppes, Zook & Mutschler Company, Nappanee, Indiana. 39 WANTElb—Blain Sewing. Mrs. Fitzgerald, at S. C. Lepper’s. FOR SALE—Bed, springs and mat-' tress, in good condition, at reasonable; price. Call at this office.

EARNEST RICHART Wk If 5 »- W / PUBLIC AUCTIONEER A worthy successor to Lincoln Cory See Geo. 0. Snyder at the Journal office for dates. M. MANLY, WARSAW, INDIANA Abstracts of Titles to Real Estate. You can save money by sending me your orders. i Orders May Be Left at g Syracuse State Bank J. W. ROTHENBERGER : Undertaker : SYRACUSE, » s IND.

I the NEWELL BROS. CO. — § W “THE STORE ON THE SQUARE’’ _ I Our Greatest | i Half-Yearly Clearance Sale I & —~— STARTS & g Thursday Morning, January 22, at Nine O’clock Sharp! g Here’s the sale you have all learned to watch and wait for—the biggest and best bargain event of the year. Plan to be with us. There are great things in store as never before. Come ! | Look For Our Big Bills. Read It Over! | H IT IS FILLED WITH BARGAINS RARELY EQUALLED. THIS WILL BE ti $ A TYPICAL NEWELL SALE! f Honestly, fearlessly and above board is the manner in which we have gone about preparing for 0 __ this Great Half-Yearly Event. We are determined to make this a Typical Newell Sale—the kind ‘ W CJ that have popularized these events each year. ’ W 8 SALE STARTS NEXT THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 § I | 8 Half-Vearlj Sale Starts Heit \Af Ci I LOOK FOR BILLS. Keep an e,e 5 & THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. open for osr big bills. « “The Store On The Square” GOSHEN -

Non-resident Notice. State of Indiana, J Kosciusko County, J ss ‘ Before George Howard, a Justice of the Peace in and for Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko C* unty, Indiana. Emily Gordy vs. Paul E. Allen, To Paul E. Allen: Whereas, Emily Gordy has filed in this , court her complaint, affidavit and bond for attachment and garnishment of certain property and moneys, alleged to belong to you now in possession of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, and also her affidavit that your residence is unknown and that she believes wu are a non-resi-dent of the state of Indiana; You are therefore hereby notified that said cause has been set for heating on the 21st day cf February, 1914, at 9 o’clock, A. ,M., at my office in the town of Syracuse, Indiana, and unless you appear at that time and answer plaintiff’s complaint said cause will be heard in your absence, and an order made for the Baltimore &

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| Ohio Railroad Company, Garnishee, to [ pay into this court all moneys due you, I if judgment shall be rendered against you. I Given under my hand and seal this ' 20th day of December, 1913. GEO. W. HOWARD, Justice of the Peace. ' Butt & Xanders, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 36-8 'CHUKCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Grace Lvtherax Church H. C. Getter, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a m Preaching L 10:45 p.ni Church of God Rev. Alvin Eshelman, Pastor Preaching Sunday. Nov. 30, and every two weeks at 11 ant and Tpra Sunday School... 10:00 ant Y P S C E bpm Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday evening “ :0U M. E. Church Chas. A. Cloud, Pastor Sunday 5ch001..... 10:00 ant 1

Preaching... 11:00a m Epworth League 6:15 p m Preaching 7:00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 pm U. B. Church L- E. Eaton. Pastor Sunday School 10;00 a m Preaching 11:00 a m 7:00 pm Mid-week prayer service Wednesday 7:00 p m j Brotherhood meeting Thursday evening. Everybody invited to these services. i Evangelical Association TRINITY CHURCH Rev, W. H. Mygrant, Pastor Sunday School at 9:3oam Preaching loi3o a m Praise service followed by teachers meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m Ebenezer Church Sunday School 10:30 am j Preaching 7:30 ami. » Our circulation is the largest, have. vour sale appear in our paper.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Houton C. Frazer, Abstractor Warsaw, Indiana. Arthur W. Hickman to Isaac T. Smith, 103.62 a., sec. 36, Prairie tp.. $9,000. Isaac T. Smith to Arthur W. Hickman, lot 42 Kist’s Adil., Warsaw, $1,500. Olive Bower to Frank Wagnor & wife, lots 17 & iS Point Yellowbanks, S3OO. Eail G. Davis to Straus Bros., 160 a., sec. 35, Wayne tp., $24,000. Clement L. Seel to Lewell E. Parott, track sec. 8. Vanßuren tp., $5,000 Wm. L. Bodkin to Ria McCleary, 40 a., sec. 32, Plain tp., $6,000. Jefferson H. Cooper to Alvin Danner, lot 4, blk. 1, Redkey’s Add., Pierceton, $1,500. Susan W. Crabbe et al to Chas. M. Powell & \fite, 15 a., sec 15, Prairie tp., $2,000. Theodore Rancevau to Chas. L. Davis & wife, lot 33, Burket, $350.