The Syracuse Journal, Volume 7, Number 33, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 December 1914 — Page 5

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...BEARDSLEYS STUDIO... WE ADMIT THAT WE ARE PREJUDICED IN FAVOR OF Portraits For Christmas Presents But, would you not be more pleased with a portrait if a friend than with any gift involving even a greater expanse. Make An Appointment Today PHONE 10 \

| Local and Personal | 5 Try a Journal advertisement. James H. Orr, died at the home of his son near Bourbon, Monday. —See Holiday bargains at Roihenbergerg in pianos pianos Coroner Kelly of Goshen, wis here, Wednesday. _Baking made easy by using Gold Mine Flour. Kindig & Co. —Two pianos for rent. J. W. Rothenberger. Send the journal to that absent friend for an Xmas gift. —May*Da.. Coffee at Kindig & Co. . Reuben Lig‘F,* formerly of Leesburg, died suddenly at Kendalville, Sunday night. —When 'O i make out your gifts list don’t fail t<» include a piece of furniture. Beckman. i John Nt-ff and wife and Dan Neff will go to Tampa, Fla., next week, to spend the winter. —We are unloading a car of nice fresh Salt. 25 lb. 501 b. 1001 b. sacks. Kindig & Co. —GERBELLE and NEVER FAIL ire the happy results of good milling. They ate the sure Flours. i Mrs. Dan Klink who has been in a Chicago hospital returned homer pst week much improved. —Plum pudding sounds good, does’nt It? I have it. Elmer P. Miles. . Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mr. and ! Mrs. Wm. Jones spent Sunday, with Omar Darr and family. —Furniture makes one of the nicest Christmas gifts you can purchase. Miss Julia Ott and Mrs. Laura Easterday of Kimmell, visised Mrs. ; Frank Younce, Tuesday. ■ —The war in Europe has been going on for 4 months but the war j on Pianosis just commencing atj Beckman’s Furniture Store. The Church of the Brethren will | start revival meetings, Sunday evening. Rev. Ulery of Omeka, Mich., will have charge of the setvices. i Miss Elva Miles and Lois Butt ! were at Cromwell, Saturday, and ! were accompanied home by Marjorie Miles who had been visiting relatives there. ■ —I have been telling you for several weeks about my 10c line of , candy, you please call and ' see that I have not exaggerated the ' line., Elmer P. Miles. a 1 i U S. J. Rasor weitt to Chicago last Friday and accompanied Fred Buhrt ; home the following day. Mr. Buhrt has been dble to walk for over a week and he is recovering from his recent injuries rapidly. Noah Ebv died at his home in Olive township, Elkhart county, i Saturday, from injuries received in i a runaway in September. A brother, Enoch Eby, lives near here. —Why not come in and leave your oyster requirements with me md save the disappointment which follows the remark, “We are entirely sold out.” You’ll not be lisappointed if you will tell me to iave you a quart or a pint. Elmer P. Miles.

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE 10 cts only For your Christmas candies at; Elmer P. Miles. Lake Wawasee was entirely f ozen over Wednesday morning. —Xmas candies a big line at 10c per pound at Kindig & Co. —1915 Calendars at Rothenberger’s. —Freshlv roasted peanuts always ready at Winsor’s Restaurant. ' —Salt by the sack at Kindig & Co. A horse, valued at $l5O, belonging to Howard Bowser, died last week. —Why pay 15c to 25c a pound for candies when 10c will buy the best. Elmer P. Miles. W. R. McGarvey who has been ill at the Alford home in Goshen, is improving. Wm. Tom has moved into the Mabel McClintic property, near Brunjes’ Park. Mrs. Carrie McCloud, who was visiting at N. P. Hoffman’s, went to Elkhart, Monday. Geo. W. Miles, who is ill at his home here, continues to grow weaker. Lillian Adams, who was 11 years old Saturday, entertained 18 friends in honof of the occasion. The Wednesday Afternoon Club met with Mrs. J. H. Bowser, this week. The Postoffice will remain open until 8:00 in the evening, Christinas week. The new lumber sheds npar the B. &0. tracks are nearing completion but the cold weather put a temporary stop to construction. —We are prepared to supply your Xmas needs in staple and novelty merchandise. A. W. Strieby & Son. A livery team driven by Perrv Miles took fright and runawav while on the state road, Tuesday, and Mr. Miles was thrown out and injured. Dr. p. G. Brunjes is now located in Chicago with offices at 3019 Indiana Avenue.. His brother, John, is studying stenography at a school in that city. “Dick” Brunjes fell at his home at Brunjes Park several weeks ago and sustained two broken ribs. He, with his wife and Mrs. John Brunjes and children shopped in Syracuse, Wednesday. Ice in the channel was about six inches thick, Wednesday, and around the shore of Syracuse lake it ranged from three to four inches. Searfoss Cash Specials —51.20 worth of any canned goods in the store for 95c, assorted to suit your taste. Saturday only. Christmas Entertainment Miss Cleo Whitmer will give a Christmas entertainment and candy and box social at the Wehrley school house, Saturday evening, December 19th. Storing Cars The B. & 0. is storing several hundred coal cars at Gary, Syracuse, and Garrett, the first time in many years that this class of equipment was not in demand at this season. Discontinue 9 And 10 The B. & 0. discontinued their Chicago and New York trains, No. 9 and 10, Sunday. If this keeps up the poor mail service will overshadow the inconvenience to passengers. Evangelical Church Sunday school at 9:30. Preach- ' ing at 10:45 and 7:00. The Christ--1 mas entertainment will be rendered on Wednesday evening, December 23, at 7:30. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Church Os God Sabbath school 10:00 a. m. and Christian endeavor 6:30 p. m. The olio wing chairmen are appointed o serve on the committes in the Christian endeavor society, Mrs. )ra Bushong, Allen Ott, prayer neeting Clee Hibschman, music Mildred Hensel.. Prayer meeting vill be held Thursday evening al 7:15. All are invited to attend. U. B. Church Wednesday evening at 7:00 the Brotherhood meeting, and Friday evening at 7:00 prayer meeting. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. and public worship at 11:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. AU welcome to these services. Coal! Coal! —Hocking Valley, Wash Nut, Chestnut, Hard Coal, Pocahontas end stove size Hard Coal. Prices right, good weight, delivered any reasonable distance. A part of your trade will be appreciated. Phone 156. Smeltzer & Disher Coal Co.

SETS COLLEGE RECORD ! PHILLIP BOWSER DOING GOOD WORK AT INDIANA The Bloomington Journal has the following to say of the excellei.t record being made by Phillip Bowser,. son of Dr. and- Mrs. J. H. Bowser: “Phillip Bowser, a Freshman in one of Director of Physical Training Kase’s classes at the University, has established a new Indiana University record in the high dive. In the gymnasium class this week with scarcely no practice Bowser made the high dive at 5 feet 7 inches. This establishes a new record at the University. Bowser according to Director Kase is one of the best men he has in his gymnasium classes. In contest for prizes lha’ have been started Bowser is one of the leaders. Kase said today that the first year man looks good for the Varsity gymnasium team next year. Furthermore Bowser is the only student in the collage to receive the A-grade in English this year and no grade this high was attained by any student of the University last year.” —May Day Coffee at Kindig & Co. MJVnrtWWWflYTnvnTwwwWWnTnnOninWM tScbool IRotesj yUUUAIUUUMUUUUUUUUUUIUmUUU* Iva E. Deardorff The junior and senior debate hel< Friday was decided in favor of the affirmative. Mr. Connoil’, Mr. Marion Self ahd Mr. Dolan presiding as judges. The subject was well covered. The Zetelathean society will give their fiirst program, Friday afternoon. Mabel Badger is absent from school on account of illness. All the grades are making Xmas calendars or booklets this week. A lesson appropriate to the season (Christmas) was given in domestic science this week, that of candy making. The Goetis and Dempsey children are absent this week. Miss Bach will spend her Christmas vacation at her home. The regular basket ball team will play at Nappanee, Friday evening. The cold weather has detained a great number of the students of the school. The game last Friday evening resulted disastrously fur our team. The score being 42 and 14 in favor of Wolf Lake. Vacation begins Friday! Leland Henderson entered Miss McClary’s room, Thursday. The program conducted by Miss Franklin will begin at 2:00 p. m. Friday afternoon, and the one bv Miss McClary at 1:30 p. m. —For good Salt go to Kindig & Co. Salem. Miss Etta Crowl Arthur Ulery and family spent Sunday with relatives near North Webster. Roy Koontz and wife took Sunday dinner with Geo. Auer and family. Rex Miller tvlyi visite I a few days . ith !<s t ael ', Chas. Juda; and f. niu teturat 1 home Saturday. M-. lyinan Wiico moved her ht-us hld g-xids to her farm, wl ich j was itcently vacated by Tillman J Coy. Mr. Coy having moved to the W. R. Deeter farm. Arch Defrees and wife and Mrs. J. W. Miller called on Henry Defrees and family. Mr. Defrees is just recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism. An Xmas entertainment will be given at the Crowl school Friday ezening, December 18. All are welcome to come. John Darr and wife were Sunday guests of Arthur Stewart and wife. Farm Changes John Beck has moved on to the L B. Eagles farm, southeast of here. Melbern Rapp has rented the Syracuse residence vacated by Mr. Beck. ’Shermhn Coy has moved on to the Ira Gans farm near Vawter Park. B. & O. Wreck A broken journal on car in a west bound freight, Sunday, broke down east of Wawasee, and blockaded both tracks for four hours.

XMAS We are now headquarters for Xmas presents. ]! Sensible. Appreciative and use ul gj£ts can be found in our store. J [ Please your children with a coa it- j [ er, pair of skates, a jack knife or a Studebaker Junior wagon. < ► For your ladies, we have suggc 3- <► tions for your consideration, - m w and complete line of scissors bfi le o carving set, and our famous li es of silverware, 1847, Rogers and oo imunit y w are, best by test. < j If nothing else will do buy hei a <► hansom stove for the kitchen ?r o parlor, she can't help but be pleas id with it. We also hhve many appropria ;e presents for your father, brother, >r [ best man. A few things we might suggest * [ A hansonle robe, blanket, whip n | [ up-to-date shot gun or rifle or a piece of guaranteed cutlery. u Our goods are now ready for yo ir 1! inspection. ’! All holiday goods purchased no ar o will be held for future delivery at your request. ,' ’ ' Quality Hardware Store »»<>♦« »»»<. LISTEN!!] We will have everythir j « that can be found in a fir. t § class Grocery store 8 For Your Xmas Dinuei g Dressed chickens g cranberries sweet pot o* s g cabbage head and leaf le ..me n celery bananas orang- s & grape fruit grapes pine appl s all kinds of eating & cooking app] f s n sweet and sour*dill and mustar 1 8 pickles in bulk d Nuts and Candy of ever r § kind, from 10 to 25c pe* pound. h TELEPHONE NO. 15 | KINDIG AND I COMPANY I