The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1919 — Page 3

pIO«i ~ ABOUT ME FOLKS Notes of the Week on the Com-, ing and Going of People , You Know. y Mrs. Bert Cleland is on the sick list. F. W. Launer is recovering from his recent attack of flu. Frank Darr and family of South Bend.called at the home of Thomas Darr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mellott of Nappanee spent the week end here with the latter’s parents. Mrs. Margaret Knobloch of Bremen was a caller at the Fred, Hinderer home Monday. Mrs. William Thomas and son Floyd of Goshen visited her brother, William Watts, Friday. Mrs. Amanda Banta and Mrs. June Hire spent Sunday at the home of George Ogden in Mil- . ford. Mrs. Madge Hughes and son of Nappanee spent Sunday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Slopn. Mr. and, Mrs. Garfield Vorhis and Mr. and Mrs. Schmery of Elkhart called at the William Fackler home Sunday. • ' Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lepper and children, Ruth and Robert, spent Sunday near Warsaw. They spent the evening at the J. H. Miller home in North Manchester. Mrs. John Richards Returned Monday from South Bend where she had been visiting her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Richards expect to move to South Bend this winter. Mrs. Dora Bright, Miss Fannie Shields, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Pressnail and daughter Miss Pauline, all of Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pressnail of Warsaw spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hanora A. Miles. On the return Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. .Earl Pressnall took little Miss Shirley Miles . along home with them for a week’s visit.

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Louis E. Schlatterbach of Ligonier was in town Monday. i Mrs. Helen Bengerman is on I the sick list. John Buhrt and family e and Paul Buhrt spent Sunday at the Ed Auer home near Millersburg. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline and children of Elkhart spent Sunday in Syracuse. Warren Riddle of Indianapolis is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Riddle. Ed who is employed in South Bend, spent the week end with his family here. Mrs." Carrie Shannon and daughter Bernice were home from Warsaw over’Sunday. Mrs. Guy Jarrett and mother, Mrs. Crow, visited in Ligonier Saturday. R. H. Bunch, mayor of Muncie, and his brother, Dr. Fred Bunch, spent Sunday here. Rev. L. E. Smith filled the pulpit at the Evangelical church in Elkhart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver and son Nixon of Leesburg spent Sunday with Mr. Weaver’s mother, Mrs. Ann Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones visited at the home of Jasper James Sunday and enjoyed a fine country dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brickie and little son Charles of Elkhart spent Sunday of last week with the parents of both here. Charles Sellers and his little niece, Ruth Vollmer, came Friday from Mishawaka to spend a few days with his mother, Mrs. Inez Sellers. 0. V. Bartholomew of Eagleford, Texas, came last Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs. Henry ' Snobarger, and other relatives ; here, and left Monday for a visit | in Michigan, Illinois -and lowa. Mr. Bartholomew is superintendent of the Trinity cement plant at Eagleford. BUTT & XANDERS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Settlement of Estates and Opinions on Titles, Our Specialties. Fire and Other Insurance. Phone 7 SYRACUSE, IND

Mrs. Carl Habb, of Bremen, with her little son, spent last Wednesday and Thursday at the Henry Snobarger home. LINE ADVERTISEMENTS VICTROLAS AND SONORASThe largest variety of Victrolas and Sonoras from $25 to S2OO ever brought ta Kosciusko County are now on exhibition at Beckman’s Store. Come in and hear them. 925 f SUITS —Take advantage of the great reductions on suits at the Star Clothing Store. Prices $12.48 $3.98. 925 f FOR SAL E —Second hand merry-go-round cheap if taken at once. C. E. Johnson at Buttermilk Point. 9184 FOUND —Neck fur, near Milford, Sunday evening, Aug. 31. Call at Journal. office, icfentify and pay for ad. 911 f VICTOR RECORDS—The October Victor Records are here. Ask for No. 18595. At Beckman’s Store. 102 f - LOST—A brooch with ruby in center and white amethyst on outside. Reward is offered. Return to Journal office. 1021 p no no I Jv mmbßk s'" Iwr i Z WbIW ■ By >- HAVING your house wired by folks who know their business is not a thing to be dreaded. It can be done with far less muss and fuss than you put up with in having the house papered or painted. We can wire your house in two or three days and leave not a scar on your wood-work or plaster. There’s no dirt, nor any inconvenience to you and the cost is less than you’d expect. We will come and tell you exactly what it will cost if you wish. SYRACUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY

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