Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1910 — Page 3

More Specials Barefoot Sandals sizes 9to 2, 49 c Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

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J. J. Mayer of Monroe was a business visitor here yesterday. Mi. and Mrs. T. M. Gallogly have been visiting at Sturgis, Mich. James Spade was at Fort Wayne today attending to some business matters. Miss Georgia Beery of Kirkland township was shopping here yesterday. Raymond Bremerkamp was looking after business matters at Portland yesterday. Miss Emma Conrad has returned to her home at Magley after a visit here with friends. John Hessler was a business caller at Fort Wayne today and returned home on the evening car. Miss Irene Fry of Indianapolis is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Al Fritzinger and other relatives. Charles Ernst was jpoking after some business in the south part of the county this morning. Miss Rosa Schroeder left yesterday noon for her home at Madison, after a pleasant visit in the city with friends. Raymond Ko’ane left yesterday noon for Richmond, where he will make a several days’ visit with his sister, Mrs. Charles Cole. Mrs. Blanch Hoffman and daughter, Catherine, of Preble were visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Reynolds. Miss Mamie Harting writes that she has enjoyed her visit at St. Henry, Ohio, and has now gone to Lima, where she will visit with other friends. Jonas Tritch, who a few days ago returned from Bloomington, where he has been for some time, left this morning for that place after a few days’ stay in the city on business. Mrs. H- B. McGiren of Telehema, Okla., who has been the guest of Mrs. C. A. Seigfried, left yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa., where she will make a short visit before returning to her home. Mrs. Minnie Holthouse and son, Arthur, and Bernard Terveer went to Fort Wayne this morning where Arthur will have his eye dressed, from which a tumor was removed Monday evening.

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Miss Maria Robinson of Monmouth was shopping here today. Ixiuis Houx or near Hoagland was a business visitor here today. z Dr. J. C. Grandstaff of Preble was a business visitor here today. Jacob Huser of Monroe township was a business visitor here today. Wilber Porter left today noon for Ohio City to look after business matters. True Frlstoe returned to Fort Wayne after a stay over night here with his parents. Miss lluldah Bauer will go to Linn Grove Saturday for a week’s visit with Miss Cliste Meshberger. J. R. Graber, superintendent of the Adams county infirmary, was a business visitor in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Porter of Lebanon are in the city visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Porter. Theodore Borne of Canton. Ohio, is here for a several weeks’ visit with Henry Peters, Otto Reppert and others. Mrs. D. B. Erwin and daughters, Doris and Elizabeth, went to Pleasant Mills today for a visit with relatives. D. M. Hensley returned home this afternoon from Rome City, where he has been since Sunday visiting his family. Mrs. N. E. Vitz of Defiance, Ohio and Mrs. Eberhardt of Indianapolis are visiting with Herman Sellemeyer and family. R. D. Patterson left last night for Chicago, where he was called by the death of a cousin, formerly Miss Jeanette Randall. Mrs. Arthur Ford and little son, Arthur Hower, arrived from Muncie last evening for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dal Hower. Mrs. Rose Mallonee and babe left Ulis afternoon for Fort Wayne, where they will visit with her brothers. M. E. and Charles Smith, and families. Mrs. Catherine Kammell of Pleasant Mills, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Eliza Peterson, on First street, left today for her home. The bill posters for the great Wal-lace-Hagenbeck circus, which will come here Wednesday, August 10th. arrived in the city today and were busy putting up the posters advertising "the greatest show on earth." Miss Margaret Moran of Decatur arrived Saturday morning for a couple of days’ visit with her brothers, J. J. Moran and wife, West High street, and Dr. and Mrs. Mark M. Moran, Munson avenue. —Portland Commer-cial-Review’.

Mrs. Anthony Holthouse of Jonesboro. Ark., who has been the guest of relatives for several weeks, left yesterday for Peru, where she will remain for several days. She will then go to Muncie for a visit before returning to her home in the southwest. Miss Bertha English, employed at the Cartwright & Headington store, will take a two weeks’ vacation from her duties, beginning this evening. Miss English, accompanied by Miss Pontius of Geneva, wil spend her vacation at Lake James and Chicago. — Portland Commercial-Review. Father Eberle of Goshen, who was in attendance at the reception given last evening in honor of Father Wilken's thirtieth anniversary of his arrival here, left this morning for Portland. where he will make a few days’ visit with his sister before returning to his home. Charles Voglewede left yesterday afternoon byway of Fort Wayne for Chicago, where he will be in attendance at a meeting of the retail merchants, which is to be held at that place tomorrow. Mr. Voglewede has been attending these meetings for some time past and they are proving very beneficial in his line of business. Decatur butchers, within the past few weeks, have all gotten busy according to the requirements of the new law. to provide glass eases for their meats on display. '1 his is not only a protection from the dirt and impurities, but is also an attractive way of displaying the meats, which make a tempting showing—pink hams, yellow , cheese, bolognles, veal loaf, sausages and the many varieties of ways of working up the meat stuffs. John J. Swartz, » farmer living one and one-half miles east and a quarter of a mile north of Vera Cruz, is confined to his bed from injuries received in a fall from a load of hay Saturday, and reports from his bedside are to the effect that his condition is such as still to leave grave doubts ts to his recovery.—Bluffton News. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Todd were in Decatur last evening to attend the wedding of Miss Nellie Schrock of that city and Dr. Orren Smith of Indianapolis. The bride is a popular young society lady of Decatur and the bridegroom is a practicing physician of Indianapolis. The bride is well known in this city and has many I friends here. —Bluffton Banner,

Miss Pearl Miller was a shopper here yesterday afternoon, Joe Berling made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Prof. Paul Wlthaus of Berne was in the city today giving instructions to his music pupils here. Master Marlon Sprague has gone to Rome City for a several days’ visit with his sister, Mrs. (’rods. Don Burke went to Woodburn to fulfill his appointments at the M. E. churc htere. of which he is pastor Mrs. Al Fristoe and daughter, Mildred, of Geneva arrived in the city this morning for a visit with relatives. L, B. Brokaw returned last evening on the 4 o'clock car to his work at Fort Wayne atter a visit here with bis family. Miss Katharine Seigfried of Storey. 111., has arrived in the city to make her home with Mrs. C. A. Seigfried on North Fifth street. J. L. Kocher went to Rome City this afternoon to join his family, who | have been spending a month there. I They will return Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Edwards re-1 turned last night to their home at Leipsic, Ohio, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Niblick. The Decatur Stars, a bunch of fast base ball players, will go to Craigville on next Sunday, wheer they will meet a fast aggregation from CBat place. Don’t fall to attend the dance given this evening at Maple Grove park, by the Phi Delta Kappas. Good music and a good time is in store for ail who attend. The court of Squire J. H. Stone was crowded today with witnesses and auditors during the trial of Hugh Daniels and Clint Death, charged with chicken stealing. Mrs. J. T. Baker of Kirkland township, who fell in the cellerway at her home February 9th, sustaining a fracture of the leg, has recovered, though she is still lame, and will probably always be so. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jay and Miss Esther Canada returned to their home at Fortville on the ten o'clock car Saturday morning after a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hiatt, at Pennville. Marlon Andrews of south of the city was a business visitor here today. He was surprised to find that the rain had been so heavy here, as there was but a slight sprinkle in that vicinity. Mrs. Jonas Cline of Root township, who has been visiting in Indianapolis. will go to Spiceland Friday for a visit with relatives, where she will be joined Saturday by Mr. Cline. They will return home Monday. The Misses Esther Sellemeyer, Matilda Selemeyer, Ella and Emma Mutchler, Emma Schlickman and Miss Helmstetter of Portland will leave Sunday for Rome City, wheer they will spend a week at a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hessert and children, Nora and Gertrude, Mrs. Edward G. Hessert and babe of Fort Wayne and Mrs. O. W. Cain and daughter, who have been visiting with Mrs. E. G. Hessert’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yake, returned afternoon to Fort Wayne.

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Teeple, Brandy berry & Peterson’s ra Big Semi-Annual Clearance Sale | Here we are again with bargains] galore. Goods I must sell to make room for our fall clothing. Sweep- ■ ing reductions from 20 to 50 per cent. Cost marks I ignored. Sale Begins Saturday Morning, July 30 and Closes Sat-1 urday Evening, August 13. | We Quote Some of the Prices Below 40 Fancy All-wool Suits Odd Pants For Men I Sizes 34 and up. % off $ 5 Suits will be sold for $2.00 SI.OO Pants at 75c 7 suits will be sold for $3.00 1.50 pants at $1.12 10 suits will be sold for $4.00 2.00 pants at $1.60 I J 12 suits will be sold for $5.00 3.00 pants at $2.25 15 suits will bs sold for $6.50 3.50 pants at .... . $2.62 16 suits will be sold for $7.00 4.00 pants at $3.00 Black and Fancy Suits Special--75 Pairs % Off. FOR MEN. Sizes 34 to 46 hSXXXo ] Boys’Knee Pants | 12 suits will be sold for SB.OO Pairs bo XS straight knee pants 15 suits will be sold for SIO.OO va ues W 1 be so( ] a J • • 25c 20 suits will be sold for $16.00 75c values Wlll be sold at 38c £ 25 suits will be sold fors2o .oo boys’ Knickerbocker pants 20 per ct. off on all blue serge suits 75c pants will be sold at . . 60c ■ in stock. SI.OO pants will be sold at . 80c — $1.50 pants will be sold at $1.20 Fancy Suits for Young ~ ~ „ . Men-Lot No. 1 Hats g Will be sold for one-half off. $ 6 Suits for ttX’Sk 1.50 hats to be so dat . SI.OO ® 9suitsfor- • ' . . . $4.50 2.00 hats to be sold at . $1.30 12 suits for 3.00 hats to be soM at . $2.00 15 suits for $7.50 ■ 18 tTnt V T* 9 ' 00 Felt and Stiff Hats | Lot Numbei Two SI.OO hats will be sold at . . 75c Will be sold at % off 1.50 hats will be sold at . $3.10 $ 6 Suits for $4.00 2.00 hats will be sold at . $1.50 9 suits for $6.00 3.00 hats will be sold at $2.25 12 suits for SB.OO 8 15 suits for SIO.OO p a PQ 18 suits for $12.00 The Above are Bargains Any 50c cap in store sold at . 25 C — Any 25c cap will be sold at . 15c L TTmhvnllnc Three dozen goid 50c Caps will be U uin ui eiictb ld 115 h 75c Umbrellas will be sold at 55c ■ $1 Umbrellas will be sold at 75c si.so Umbrellas be sold at si.io r ancy Dress Shirts _ 50c shirts will be sold at . . 40c 75 Boys Straight knee SI.OO shirts win be sold at . 80c Pants Suits 1,50 shirts Wlll besold at Si.2o Sold at 1-2 Off $1.50 suits at 75c Fancy Vests 2.00 suits at $1.50 Vests will be sold at SI.OO 2-50 suits at $1.25 2.50 Vests will be sold at $1.25 lu suits at $1.50 3QO Vests will be sold at $1.50 I su In'cn Two dozen Fancy Vests worth from 5.00 suits at $2.50 $1.50 to $3. your choice SI.OO each. Boys’Knickerbocker Fancy Hose | Fancy Suits Off. w ju so ]j f or 20c $2.00 Suits will be sold for $1.35 or 6 pairs for SI.OO 2.50 suits will be sold for $1.65 3.00 suits will be sold fors2. oo r Pvi’nn 4.50 suits will be sold fors3.OO 15 lop CoatS 4 tTICe 5.00 suits will be sold f0i53.35 '■ 6.00 suits will be sold for $4.00 Light Weight Underwear a 7.50 suits will be sold forss. oo , OA D „ , ta »tz • 1,1 z.z.Kz.-v. at 20 Per Cent Off. Boys Knic ke r bocker || Blue Serge Suits KDFPIAI 6 Dozen sl -°° Dress 11 At 20 per cent off. JrLMrtL. Shirts at 60c each. U OUR BIG BARGAIN TABLE I We wish to call special attention to our Bargain Table on which you will find y many articles at less than % price. 50c Ties at 25c, 50c Cuff Buttons at 25c, 25c F Cuff Buttons at 10c 20 pair of Youth’s 50c Overalls, sizes 24 to 30,25 c per pair, 25c |; Knee Pants, sizes 10 to 15, your choice for 10c per pair and many other articles at I similar reductions. 8 This is a Strictly Cash Sale at these extremely low prices. Do not wait g but come early. Remember the date July 30 to August 13. | Teeple, Brandyberry and Peterson n BIG STORE BLOCK DECATUR, IND,