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Bnneglars are active in Goshen. Try Weldys for fresh and smoked meats. Ferry garden seeds in bulk at Hahn Witmer’s. Louie Wolfberg drives a Stude baker Special Six, 25-lb sack of Vesta flour for 98c at Hahn Witmer’s. Melroy Oils and family visited near North Liberty Sunday. For full line of best fresh and cold meats see Hahn Witmer. Fresh roasted Jumbo peanuts 10¢ quart at Hahn Witmer’s. Get your old lawn mowers tuned up for 50c at J. B. Myers Son. Chas. S. Frash was in Chicago the first of the week , buying foods. The trash wagon is on its way to your house. Get your stuffs ready today. Ralph Fulks has purchased a lot on Wabash avenue and ex pects to build. 100 lbs. oyster shells for $106 at Weldy’s. Rev. N. E. Smith gave the baccalaureate address at Crom well Sunday evening. First show of the season, Casselman’s under new water proof tent Monday night. If your lawn mower is worth fixing at all, it is worth being fixed right, try Eshleman’s Ma chine Shop. Assessor D. S Culp reverts a gain of $29,480 of personal pro perty in Wakarusa a, and a loss of $7,275 in real estate See the new one piece Bifocal, no cement, at D. Doering’s Fred Starr of Ligonier, Friday, paid fine and costs amounting to $20 in a Goshen justice for driv ing an automobile while intoxi cated. Plant a bed of strawberries, you can get plants at the Flow er Shop or at the greenhouses. Chas. M. Pletcher. P. J. Kaufman received a lett er from W. C. Hagerman’s, who moved to Fulton, Mich. They are well pleased with their new home and invite all their Waka rusa friends to visit them. Screen doors and windows the kind that will stand the strain and your service at J. B. Myers Son. The young woman who is so well supplied with money and so lacking in ambition that she has to adopt a fad in order to keep going, is one of the earth’s sad spectacles because she is in the mental junkpile and doesn't know it. Pure bred registered Stallion King near Wakarusa. It would be very glad to show him to you whether you breed or not. He is an 1800 lb. horse, a wonderful stylish horse and always stands right. The best of disposition horses. He will stand at my home 1 mile south and 14 miles east of Wakarusa. I assure you I will appreciate your patronage greatly. Warren Holdeman Have your Corn Meal or Crack ed Corn ground here We can grind it any time and just as fine or coarse as you want it, Wakarusa Milling Co. George Green, brother of Fred Green, was driving a Ford truck last Monday, and his trip took him over near Argos. After transacting business at the point he had stopped, he attempted to crank up the machine and it back-fired and broke his right arm at the wrist. Getting some one to start it he climbed in the machine, drove the ten miles home and got Dr. Graham to set the fractured member. He says that every bump in the road meant a fresh pain at the wound and there were thousands of bumps it seemed. George displayed rare grit in driving the truck that long distance. He had to rest the arm on an improvised cushion by his side in a measure protecting it until he arrived home— Bourbon News Get busy, Monday, May 1st, the last day for paying taxes at Exchange Bank. Palm Olive soap chips 10e lb. at Weldy’s. All kinds chick feed and milk mash at Hain Witmer’s. Next Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock P. J. Kaufman will preach in Bremen. Chamberlin’s perfect chick feed is the best chick starter. For sale at Hahn Witmer’s Next Monceav is the last day for paying taxes at the Exchange Bank for first installment. Screen doors, screen windows and screen porches made to order. J. B. Myers Son. Jess Albin and family of near Nappanee were Sunday guests of Ernest Chokey and wife. Mrs. Francis Longenecker and Mrs Raymond Rock spent a few days last week at South Bend. Cletus Hossier and family and Mrs. F. Palmiter and Roland Fisher spent Sunday at E. J. Stewarts at Fish Lake. Don’t get soft shelled eggs feed crushed, Oyster Shells to your hens and prevent this trouble. Wakarusa Milling Co. Ralph Walter and Lowell Leonard are both reported better as we go to press and Mrs. Mary Copenhaver is slowly improving. Safety first, get Auto Insur ance in the State Insurance Co. Lee D. Doering. Mrs. Howard Fisher and dau ghter, Gene, and Mrs. Mark Johnson of Elkhart, visited J. J. Ritter and family several days last week. Ground was broken and work commenced on the East Harrison street paying yesterday morn ing Contractor Geo. Moyer will rush the work. The State Insurance Co. pays liability and indemnity. Daniel Doering, Agent. The Ladies Aid will be enter tained Thursday afternoon at the M. E. church basement by Mesdames Warren Brown, Dewey Lienhart and Harold Myers. We carry most all kinds of cookies and crackers at Weldy’s. The kiddies are happy and some of the grown folks can hardly wait until next Monday evening when Casselman’s show comes to town. No matter in what condition your ground may be, your plow point will run nicer and do better work if sharpened—try Eshle man’s Machine Shop. Clyde Culp of Elgin, J., John Austin of South Bend, Albert Franks of Elkhart, Harl Nus baum and families were Sunday afternoon callers at Amos Nus baums’. In many ways the old-fashion ed women who tried to talk with hair pins in her mouth is pre ferable to the newer one who tries to talk with a cigarette in her mouth. Chester Kaufman hated to leave G. W. Kilmer’s drug store, but W. M. Martin’s offer was too g cool to refuse so he began work in Martin’s restaurant in Misha waka last Monday. _Large corn flakes 15c, small size lie at Weldy’s. The children of Mrs. Homer Green gathered at her home on Wabash avenue Tuesday night and gave her a surprise. A big cake with sixty-one candles on occupied the center of the table. It was a happy event for all con cerned. We have the best coffee on the market at 20c lb., for this price at Weldy’s. Dr. F. B. Rheabottom of Chi cago, addressed the Indianapolis Dental association last Monday. He is also on for an address be fore the Chicago association next week. He specializes in child ren’s dentistry and is building up a fine business. Don’t throw your money away by allowing your baby chicks to die. Feed Red Comb Chick Mash, it prevents white diarhoea keeps them healthy and grows faster. Wakarusa Milling 10. Jacob Hartman, 72, pioneer resident of Napppanee, died at his home Thursday night of paralysis. Mr. Hartman was first stricken in January, since which time he has been in a weak condition. He was a member of the firm of Hartman Bros. general merchants. Our shrubbery is here, roses spirea, clematis, althea, hydran gea, snowberry red and white. The Flower Shop. Last Wednesday afternoon the wind made things lively on East Waterford Street. Irvin Stump’s hay rack was blown off from the wagon and C. M. Pletcher’s large window in the front of his dwelling house was demolished and a lot of his green house sashes and glasses went the trip and P. J. Kaufman’s faithful apricot tree was blown down. Blatchford’s chick mash $1.15 Conkey’s chick starter $1.25 and Red Comb chick mash with dried buttermilk at 90e per sack. Get yours now. Wakarusa Milling ‘60. 10 lbs. sugar 60¢ at Weldy’s. Bacon 20c lb. something new at Weldy’s. South Bend watches at D. Doering’s. A Kirks Flake White soap te cake all you want at Weldy’s. The editor and wife drove to Middlebury Sunday afternoon. Save your eyes by using one lens for both visions. D. Doer ing. Edward Strope and family spent Sunday with Henry Wirt and family. Come and hear T. J. Nettrouer in Beulah Chapel next Sunday evening at 7:80. If you want your lawn mower to cut clean and run easy, take it to Eshleman’s Machine Shop. N. Y. C. fast mail crashed in to an oil truck on main street crossing at Kendallville Friday and killed the driver Scott Edd ings. It doesn’t pay to take to great frost risks on tomato plants, now is the time to plant cabbage and strawberry plants. Chas. M. Pletcher. Pure Flake Dried Buttermilk feed it to your chickens or hogs, nothing like it for results. Wa karusa Milling Co. The vacation Bible = school which opens in the High School building, May 8, is a rare chance for all who wish to study the Bible. No one is barred and everyone is invited to attend. Two weeks of careful study un der excellent teachers. Parents have your children ready. Extra good prunes 15¢ lb. at Weldy’s. Henry M. Weaver of near Wakarusa who has been suffer ing from a broken leg for some time entertained for Sunday din ner his whole family of eleven children and 25 grandchildren, all were present. John B. Wea ver and daughter Cora of Forak er were also present. 48 ate dinner and all reported a fine time and a splendid dinner. Mr. Weaver is getting along fine at present. The State Auto Insurance Co. offers you at nominal cost, ab solute protection against loss be cause of injury to the person or property of others fire and theft collision or upset. D. Doering, Agent. G. Hal Manahan, candidate for county assessor, and W. O. Elliott candidate for county commission er of Middle district, both of Goshen, were in town Thursday. Mr. Manahan’s experience in the court house and careful business judgement makes him a suitable man for the place. Mr. Elliott, former sheriff and presents com missioner, has a host of friends over the county who will do their best to see that he gets the nomination. If your car is damaged by col lison with a moving or stationary object you will be indemnified for the loss in the State Auto Insurance Co. D. Doering, Agent
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Wakarusa Tribune
Wakarusa, Indiana, US
Thu, Apr 27, 1922
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