Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 30, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 November 1909 — Page 8

Nappanee Band Exposition NAPPANEE AUDITORIUMDec. 6 to 12 Maxwell auto completely equipped, donated through T. P. Greene—Maxwell agency. GRAND PRIZES! Maxwell Runabaut, complete equipment, val. $620 Buggy from Nappanee Carriage Cos “ 100 Gold watch •. 11 30 Door prize ,l 5 Other prizes ...'. valued from $1 to SSO Entertainment will be given in the Auditorium each evening. Special attraction every night. Music, Concerts, and Beautiful Electrical Display. Admission - - lO cents

SEE HEBE ? When you aw wanting to purchase anything in the line of Dishes for the table, remember that we are there with the goods. We have a large stock of finely decorated ware in various grades and kinds of tableware at reasonableprices. It will pay the housewife in dollars and cents as well as in saHnfaction to visit our grocery store for tableware as well as tor fresh groceries. (np&S 111 l Phone 56 paper. Plug hard, regularly, systematically. Play up the best goods you sell at the right price in this paper. (Copyright, lima, by W. u. U.)

I BIG DOUBLE SHOW WEDNESDAY NIGHT! theatoriuml SUBJECTS: 1. The Making of Loney. (Industrial.) V Sg ;-v t 2. Amateur Wm. Tell. (Comic.) §3 3. Caucasions’ Customs. (Educational.) m 4. Careless Tramp. (Comic.) Eg \ Double Show Saturday Night. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE, NO WAITING. ADMISSION - 7 - lO CENTS §

i THE NAPPANEE NEWS ! Nafpaneb, Elkhart County, Ind. NOVEMBER ! ;S M T W T F S 123 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ii 12 i3 114 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Office ’Phone 58A; Residence, 588 PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. J. S. Inks went to Milford Tuesday. • Ed. Wilson was in South Bend Sunday. Levi Bailey was here from Elkhart Friday. Chas. Arch was here from .premen Sunday. C. H. Whiteman spent Sunday in Chicago. Mrs. Jacob Hepler spept Sunday in i Elkhart. Mrs. C. W. Reed went to Warsaw Tuesday. * Chas. Richmond went to Elkhart Saturday. Mrs. J. W. Housouer spent Sunday iu Elkhart. Miss Mae Hughes went to South Bend Friday. Rev. B. F. Flora was here from Chicago Sunday. Geo. Freese was in Fostoria, Ohio, last Thursday. Carl Ponader was herefrom Bremen 1 last Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Scheiber went to Sy rail -GUSA-T uesd ay". .m. • j Mr. and Mrs. A. V. GuisssperfE Suu- , day in Goshen. i Mell Wysong was here from Wolf Lake Saturday. j Misses Lulu and Ethel Eby spent Sunday in Argos. | Wm. Mellinger went to LaOtto last Monday evening. | Mrs. N. A. Lehman went to Goshen , Monday evening. Mr. anS Mrs. John Wlsler went to Bourbon Tuesday. i Chas. Volkmann was In Chicago on business Thursday. Miss Oda Huffman went to Goshen last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Phend spent Sunday at Bourbon, i Geo. L. Lamb and Chas. Mutschler

shen Goshen Monday on business?* lie was accompanied by his wife and daughter and Mrs. Irvin Coppes. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bradshaw and family were here frfitn Atwood over Sunday the guests of the. latter’s brother, Hugh Brevier, and family. Levi Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yost I. Yoder, lias returned from Dakota and will farm the home place, where he lias located with ills family. The Rev. B. Schumerraier, of Bremen, arrived Monday to assist the Rev. Walmer of this city in a series of meetings at his country appointment. Mrs. Foss Shipley, of Claypool, was the guest of her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shipley, a few days last week. She returned Monday. Messrs. I. D. Landis and Harry Phend and Misses Lena Slay ter and Mary Parker witnessed the Augustine performance at Argos last Tuesdayevening. Mrs. D. J. Mittering returned to her home in Madison, South Dakota on Monday of this week. She lias been visiting her sister Mrs. A. H. Kaufman. Mrs. IdaTomm, of Goshen, returned to her home Monday after a short visit witli her daughters, Mrs. Ed Oswalt, Mrs. Carrie Webster and Mrs. Harry Burns of this place. Christ Yoder of the Yoder Brothers’ garage left Wednesday morning for lowa to look after some business interests that he lias in that State. He will return in time to assist in the opening of the new garage. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kensinger, former residents of Nappanee, stopped off here Monday on their way home to Cando, N. D. from a trip to Niagara Falls. They will visit relatives here and in this vicinity for several weeks. Bremen Enquirer: Mrs. Homer Holman visited relatives at Nappanee Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. F. A. Huff went to Nappanee today to visit friends a couple of days. —Andrew J. Dumph was here Tuesday from Nappanee where he lias located with his family until he finds a farm to suit him. Meeting of The Town Board. The town board of trustees met in regular session last Monday evening with all the members present. No business came before the board with the exception of allowing the bills as follows: Bates Machine Cos $ 13 00 Town Election Expenses 62 40 Kuhlman Electric Cos 62 08 Weiss & Frevert Bros 73 B. * O. R. K .‘. r 273 SO Employes Wages N2 50 Irvin Housouer „ 6 30 Kilian & Wyman 2 70 Dan Evans . 26 36° Tried to Break Jail. Wm. Joyce, who was contined in the Elkhart city jail charged with an attempt to rob Landlord Sherman, of the Bucklen hotel, attempted to escape from prison by cutting a hole through the wall. He took one of the braces from the iron cot and had nearly succeeded in making a hole through the wall when it was discovered by his removal to the county jail, having been bound over to the next term of the circuit court. Joyce was a former convict of Massachusetts. Real Estate Transfers. Solomon Hout to Daniel D Slirock lot in Middlebury $l,lOO. Eliza M Blue to Chas Eaton lot in Goshen $75. James E Cline to Ernest Cline lot in New Paris $1,500. Aaron B Miller to James F Young land in J ackson tp $2,500. J W Fieldhouse to Wm Baker lot in Elkhart $650. Maggie Darkwood to Flenry Symensma land in Jackson tp $2,500. Maggie Darkwood to Jacob Symeusma land in Jackson tp $5,500. Carolina Kehr to Elizabeth Jontz land in Harrison tp sl. Peter Yoder to John Hughes lot in Nappanee SI,OOO. Prickett to James Mayo lot in Nappanee $250. Cornelius Adrichem to Jacob.Schlabach lot in Goshen SI,BOO. John Hughes to Peter Yoder lot in Nappanee SI,OOO. Petet Troup heirs to Clarence Milo Troup land in JAcksou tp $2,000. George Beckner to Kate Beckner lot in Qsolo tp sl. Oliver S BrunSmau to Ida G, Wall lot in Elkhart $1,520. ' - Probate Court, Saloma Pletcher, admx. Israel R. Pletche/ estate, allowed to cancel sale of realty to Noah S, Hoover and refund money.Elizabeth Dierdorff, admx. of Wilma Dierdorff estate, Hied final report. Discharged. Henry Bechtel, adm. of Geo. Wagner estate, reported distribution. Discharged. Rufus Shriver, adm. of John Shriver estate, was granted permission to sell real estate appraised at $450. Adm. ordered to make distribution of moneys on hand. A. C. Mehl, gdn., of Samuel Rensberger. Hied $1,500 bond with Daniel L. Miller and John Blougli as sQreies. Aaron S. Zook, ex. of Rebecca J. Grove estate, tinal report, Discharged. Hannaii and Albert Brothers, ess. of Stephen Brothers estate, filed current report showing $432,62 due executor and petitioned to sell realty to pay debts. Levo A. Ressler, gdn. of the minor heirs of J no. C. Bare, reports balance of $1,192.45. * Henry M. Neff, gdn. of minor betas of Alexander Lutes, tiled SSOO bond with David E. and Irwin Neff, sureies. Powder Papers For Doctors. The News Bookstore carries in stock Royal Powder papers In neat boxes ready for use, 1,000 in a box, price 15 per box.

WALK-OVER SHOES FOR MEN “Shoes for Evh'y Occasion.'’

No matter what you wish them for, whether for a days trump, an afternoon of sport, an evening. of society, or for business, there is an appropnate arid reliable WALK-OVER shoe for that particular occasion. We have just received our fall and winter Walk-Over Shoes and can show you an assortment of shapes and styles that will fit every kind of feet. Queen Quality Shoes for Women.

In the Thomas G. Plant factory of Boston where Queen Quality shoes are made, they make 15,000 pairs of shoes everyday, employing 5,000 people with a pay roll of $45,000 to $50,000 a week. Making shoes in such quantities they produce better shoes for the money than any other factory. The fit and style of Queen Quality shoes can be surpassed by none. We have a very nice range of styles in stock and have a large shipment on the way that will be in this week. If you need shoes do not fail to call and see what we can show you. v D. RICKERT & SONS

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itCaxfcelt $550.00 jg; v <a . The most automobile ever offered for the money. Costs no more to buy than a good horse and buggy. Costs much less to keep. And goes more miles. Betterdook into this BEFORE YOU BUY. T. P. G reene- Kaxweil Agency.

An Appeal to Delinquent Subscribers. There are quite a number of the News subscribers wljo are owing one or more years on their subscription accounts. When taken singly they do not amount to much, but these accounts in the aggregate amount to six or seven hundred dollars.,. These patrons of the News are appealed to for payment at this time. If they cannot pay all of an account, a portion thereof would be greatly appreciated between now and Dec. Ist. It is hardly necessary to say that the publisher needs the money and for what purpose at this time, but any favors along this line from thos*e subscribers who are aware 'of their indebtedness, will be thankfully received. Remember, each subscriber, new or old, who pays one*year’s subscription wilt receive the Indiana law book worth $100." No Case on Record. There is no case on record of a cold or cough resulting in pneumonia or consumption after Foley’s Honey and Tar has been taken, as It will stop your cqjagh and break up your cold quicKly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. J. S. Walters.

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Quality fioea In ■Before TfieKamefioasOn L. L. BRYSON, Exclusive Agent. Nappanee, Ind. FOLEYSHONEY^IAR stop* the coutfh end b V al. lung.