Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 4, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1910 — Page 3

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.Charles Blende made a business ■.? to Fort Wayne. I Guy Johnson was at Avilla looking »<■r some horse business, J Ed Ahr was looking after some teiness at Fort Wayne yesterday. ■ Dan Beery made a business trip to drillh in the interest of the Horse jkle company. Elijah Mann was a business caller # Fort Wayne today, returning home Ate in the day. | Henry Koennemann left this mornjg for Hoagland, where he was looksg after business matters. R. B. Gregory went to Fort Wayne Sis morning, where he was transactsg business during the day. ' Mrs August Heckman and daughter, Mary, of Ottawa. Ohio, are visitzg with Ed Harting and family. Mrs N. E. Vitz left yesterday for >Befiance, Ohio, after visiting with her ■rents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman SelleMyer. ! J. C. Moran left this morning for Muncie to be in attendance at the district convention, which was held today. ■ Harry Daniels has returned to Chi■go after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Schafer and Mrs. Emma DanLb. | Miss Agnes Meibers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meibers, is a rtudent at the International Busines* eolleg". at Fort Wayne, beginning this seek. Ernst Baumgardner, who has been dsiting in the city for some time with his brother. Emil, has gone to Charleston. South Carolina, where he Is stationed in the marine corps. J. A. Smith went to Fort Wayne yesterday to visit with his sister, Mrs. Rosa Lincoln, who has been very sick with lung trouble, and whose condition has been most serious for sevtral days. Mrs Margaret Meibers left today for Louisville, Ky., and Albany, where she will spend the winter. She ,as accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Sylvia Droppieman, of Louisrille, who has been visiting here. Henrv Heiderman went to Fort Kayne yesterday, taking with him Rs twin daughters, Beatrice and Debtee, who will be placed in the St Hncent's Orphans’ home unti bother, who is a patient in the Eas - [Un iJospital. has fully recovered, he is reported as getting better rapr g . ■ARM rOR RENT-169 acres for leas' tent, by Malinda Franfield. 'aH i I. W. T-iT'e.

Harvey Rice has returned from a visit in Berne. John Bolinger made a business trip to Fort W'ayne. James Hendricks of Monroe was in the city botw'een trains yesterday. Henry Zwlck of Williams was in the city today attending to business ' matters. Mr. and Mrs. John Link have returned to Fort Wayne after visiting , with relatives here. C. D. Lewton made a business trip to Richmond yesterday, returning homo in the evening. Henry Koenenmnnn went to Willshire yesterday, where he was looking after some cattle markets. Mrs. IT. Deininger has returned ' from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. IT. Kilbourne, at Fort W'ayne. Mrs. Martha Everhart went to Fort Wayne last evening, where she will visit with Scott Hughes and family. Tom Ehlnger returned home yesterday from a business trip north ip the interest of the Docatur Filler Co. Dallas Rutler is borne from Angola, Ind., where he has been working at a big cement joh' for some time past. Mrs. A. M. Battling and children, who have been visiting with her mother, returned last evening to their home at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Harvey Shaw and children have returned to Fort Wayne after visiting with her parents and with her sister, Mrs. Anna Yahne. Gus L. Slover of Piqua, Ohio, arrived in the city last evening and will be the violinist at the Elks’ minstrel to be given this week. Mr. and Mrs. James Fristoe have returned from Geneva, where they attended a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fristoe. Jesse Ernsberger of Celina, Ohio, was the guest of E. S. Moses and family over Monday, and left this morning for Chicago to attend to business matters. O. L. Vance left Monday night for a trip to St. Louis, Paragould and other Missouri cities, and may return byway of Tennessee. He is combining pleasure with business. Harold Henneford, who hap been spending his vacation with his 'parents at Vera Cruz, has returned to Tiffin, Ohio, where be will resume his studies at Heidleberg college. Miss Helen Niblick has returned to Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, 111., where she will continue her studies. She was accompanied as far as Chicago by Mr. and Mrs. Burton Niblick, returning to their home at Quincy, 111. E. D. Ward, an employe of the King piano factory at Bluffton, spent last week’s vacation with his wife in this city, returning this week to his work at Bluffton. They will move to that place as soon as they can find a house. Everything is In readiness for the big horse sale, which is to be held on Friday, January 6th. A large number of very fine horses have been secured for this sale, and there will no no doubt be a large number of buyers from out of the city. Rev. Fred Thornberg, who has been delivering some of the lectures at the Methodist church during the revival meetings this week, left this morning 'or his home at Knightstown, where he will remain until next Monday, when he will return to this city. The stockholders of the Studabaker bank elected the former board of directors, Messrs. W. A. Kunkel, H. C. Arnold, S. E. Bender, J. S. Gilliland, R. S. Todd. J. W. Sale and A. B. Cline. The boards of directors of the two banks will each hold their respective meetings later to organize by election of officers.—Bluffton News. C oil Gray, formerly with the Van V'ert team in the 1.-O. league, who has played many games in Bluffton, ha been released by the New York V; . ricans to Jersey City in the Eastern league. Gray is the same hard-a-.ting outfielder and has gone up nr fdly. but still needs seasoning for top-notch society—Bluffton News. \ bulletin received at the local ofr o of the IL S. Express company des that the company took over , . express right of the Frisco system on the first day of the year. The r ,.:_c o system includes eleven rail- . ids and over 7,000 miles of trackOn March Ist the company will | li!k ,. over the rights of 1,500 miles of railroads in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma ami Texas. Clem T. Kain departed for Indianapolis today, where he will receive instructions in his new duties as | field examiner of the state accounting j board. This will take two days. Mr. Kain does not know yet whether 119 will be required to start on his new . duties or not, but will probably wait, if possible, until after the democratic primaries, which will be held next Saturday, as he wishes to be here to vote and he would have to make an extra trip back home otherwise.— Bluffton Banner.

T. M. Gallogly is at Muncie on political business. Miss Martha Fonner of Monmouth was shopping here yesterday. Miss Eleanor Plock returned to Fort Wayne after a visit with relatives here. Earl Brenierkamp was at Fort Wayne yesterday for a short- visit with friends. Dave Smith went to Muncie yesterday, where be is attending the district convention. H. F. Schinnertr of Willshire, Ohio, passed through the city on his way to Fort Wayne. Jacob Huser of Monroe township went to Fort Wayne yesterday, stopping off here on his way. Elmer Smith made a business trip to Fort Wayne today in the interest of the Horse Sale company. Romert Simlson of Berne was in Decatur today on business and attending the poultry show. Mrs. Alex Bell and daughter, Pansy, lefft today for St. Petersburg, Fla., where they will spend the winter. A. L. Brentllnger of Craigville was here yesterday on business and returned home byway of Fort Wayne. Harvey Harruff left yesterday for Fremont, Mich., ou business. Mr. Harruff owns a fine farm in that vicinity. Clifford Wingate of Muncie transacted business here and returned to Lis home at noon, byway of Fort Wayne. Henry Heckman and daughter, Luelia, of north of the city, were shopping here today and returned hom< on the 1:30 car. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Close have returned to their home at Fort Wayne afte p visiting over New Year's with Otto Kirsch and family. Fred Hoffman, who has been confined rather closely to his room for a week or two, on account of neuralgia, is able to be out again. M. E. Bracket left this morning for Marion, where he transacted some business, and then proceeded to Chicago, where he looked after some business for the Ward Fence company. The past holiday vacation was a pleasant one to all the teachers, several of whom were housed up with the grip. Among this number were Miss Rose Dunathan, Miss Bess Schrock and Prof. Dan Baumgartner. They had recovered sufficiently, however, to be at their work again this week. A novel attraction is on display at the Mills grocery, advertising Purina, a poultry food. Two chickens are manipulated by a clock-work, springwork arrangement, showing the chicken who has been raised on Purina, triumphing over the other who he has beaten in a fight. Os course the one licked, had not eaten the Purina. Frank L. Roop accompanied by his daughters, Frances and Sarah, will leave Thursday morning for his old home at Bucyrus, Ohio, where they will visit with his father, who is sev-enty-eight years of age, though still hale and hearty. A pleasant feature of the visit is that he will meet his brother, Peter, from Alberta, Canada, whom he has not seen for many years. FOR SALE —One heavy wagon, Studabaker Student's make; one heavy and sound two-year-old colt. Enquire at Schlickman’s feed barn, on North Seco'nd setreet.

Don’t Owe Everybody I It’s bad business policy. I Owe one man and let that | one be us. Your bills | then will never bother you. We loan money on any I good chattel security such as Furniture,Pianos Horses; etc. We give a liberal discount on all loans paid off before due. If you need money fill out the I following blank, cut it out and T ! j mail it to uz. I Our agent fa in Decatur ev- ■ ■ ery Tuesday. H Name I Addreaa Ain’t Wanted S Kind of Security — I Reliable Private | FL Wayne Loan Company Fort Wayne, Ind

y "■ -e WE WANT TO SEE YOU AT I Our Embroidery Sale Tomorrow and Friday Morning ■ Now is the time to select your Embroideries and Laces for your early spring sewing. We will have this line all displayed and it will be easy picking. At FULLENKAMP’S X A

Carl Leichty of Monroe passed through the city this afternoon on his way to Fort Wayne. The Collier’s lady was in the city today collecting from the many subscribers which they have here. The grade teachers are holding a series of meetings this week with Professor Rice for the purpose of arranging and outlining the work for the coming month.

g Our Motto-The Very Best for Your Money ■ I Our JANUARY Sale I 1 ■ s Beginning Saturday January Bth. i ■ 9 ■ ■ During this sale there will be several lines of stock offered which we will try || || to reduce prior to taking our annual inventory which begins FEBURARY ist. ‘g. ■ The lines include: Dress Goods, Silks, Linens- 9 , MADRIES ( FALLAYS Fancy or Plain Ladies Coats. Misses Coats ■ Uli till 10 SCRIMS and Furs and Ladies Suits. S The prices will speak for themselves 9 | Our Values In Rugs And Lace I I Curtains Are Real I I Embroderies and Lace Will Also Have a Part I L’ You will be SURPRISED at our useful Kerchiefs. We will have everyth- g 9 ing Arranged by Saturday. jL We thank you for your patronage and will try to prove the sincerity of our g appreciation by offering you real bargains at this our big Annual Sale. ■ I WE ASK YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE FOR I I 1910 I j TRUE and RUNYCN ] 4

1 T. W. Bess of Route 10 was in the l city today on business. Mont Evans of DeLong was visit- ' ing here with old friends. John Bolinger returned from Fort Wayne, where he was looking aftet 1 business matters. 1 Mont Evans arrived home from his . regular trip yesterday and will bt ( here for several days.

e Mrs. Homer Lower went to Fort Waylie this afternoon. t- Mrs. Frank Schlrmeyer went to Fort Wayne to spend the day. t W. H. Summers returned to Poe r after attending to business here. Miss Leona Tonnellier of north of i s the city was shopping here today. ie John Moran went to Muncie today to attend the democratic convention.