Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 8, Number 307, Decatur, Adams County, 30 December 1910 — Page 3

How Visitor Chai >r her Hard On Rubbers T This weather is hard on rubbers and von wantthe best there is for your J™’ '«■ ' Our rubbers have stood the test of all ft kinds of wear and the best testimonial w" c , have is that our customers come back *'“’ l “ more. " r »<•>• Car The Better The Grade The Bigger The Trade l" 1 ’ .. ........ ■ I Charlie Voglewede * iXe Shoe Seller * I — r*

»o*o*o*oao®o*o o OWOeoeiX 0 0 I WEATHER FOREAST! -o*o®o*o®o ♦ o*o*o*<o*o*ot Fair and continued cold'tonight; Saturday unsettled and wa ler Marcella Kinney is on the list. Joe Kortenbrer was a Fort %yno visitor yesterday. Al Garard left last evening cago on business. George Brewster of Jefferson to| ship was a business visitor here

day. 'gh Dr. J. M. Miller went to thia morning on professional busi-, ness. Miss Vivian Cioss and brother, lg- ( natius, returned this morning to Ft., Wayne after a visit here with rela tives. Mrs Bertha Eley and daughter, Miss Genevieve, who have been the guests of friends here for several days left today for their home at Muncie. A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, who recently removed here from Van Wert, Ohio, is very seriously sick with typhoid fever. The father is a blacksmith and is employed by George Henneford. ■ 11 11 ..You can squeeze the sponge of your earnings dry-squeeze every possible cent out of them and put it by for that opportunity—with a checking account here. There is no system better than a checking account for ssvinf every possible cent for the man r business or private life. Drop in and see one of our off cers who will oourteeusly and g>« ly explain every detail of a CHECH ING ACCOUNT with the old I Adams

I tragedy is an I BOH 010 l 010 BOBODwO'y a relative of Miss I lUiUltlß rather a premoniI SJ. S. Bowers, Pres. !• "*• 0 idept which occurred | 2 s said that last week, I gek between Christ mas |2 rs Miss Talmage receiv- ? me in St. Joseph a teleI & .neing that Charles ColI g The Bowers.Realtv^XrX:" — I « fe ”« X“™I § “TSXtt 5 Oa 96 acre farm ’, a Jf.! t aadv named Huth in St. Joe. a t ■ that are very attrac i a> 4ec „„ a c „i c mp i» in, | O The company , lM , cc , Mt . wcn » ■ money. . u.™® 1 " A.ner I 0 ’“1 . “. U«- “ I ■ kof the 1 are ye accide nt. I O he organlUn W . ha t he had thrown hit S ■ irßt bl ° W Av'off the train and that in at ■ ~ t progressive h)s tand caug ht it Si o the tle p|atßm a. e. p„ t , paten .«>«

E. M. Ray of BemJ Jas a businesj visitor here today. | tA. A. Kuebler has returned from business trip to Fort Wayne. I Miss Amelia Hess went to Goshen this morning for a visit with relatives. Mrs. C. A. Dugan and daughter, Frances, were guests of Fort Wayne friends today. Mont Fee left today on his regular trip south to attend to business interests for a day or so. Miss Olive Lenhart returned this

rning to Maples after visiting over ht with her aunt, Mrs. Anna ickley. r. and Mrs. R. A. Davis and Harhave returned from a l an visit with relatives at Salem I l? roe - i St. .Rosier and Ollie Harting of | for a Ohio, arrived yesterday Hartin, w *Jb their uncle, William I Clyde famil ’’ Linn GrPearl Baumgartner of terday an"ived in the city yesfriends for be the guests of Mrs. GerL da y s - Pauline, left’ein and daughter, ■ home at Belleorning for their I with the Andraio, after a visit II Jerome Coffee’ family. ard have returnawrance Garwhere they were- Willshire, friends for a shortgts of lady August Grlesinger’Sterday. his work as conducturned to Wayne & Springfield he Fort several days’ absence .fter a the serious illness of hi. d by Gries 'ger is getting alon Mrß . iy. ce ' John Spuller, agent forth Cream Separator, is ban J‘ ng Eighty fine Of «« picture represents a pretty, s span dairy maid, and a pre« ' equally spick-and-span Tf .. b eauts”-we mean the calen t girl, the cow-“all three, a i George Hammond of < Grove Ohio, is here visiting slster Mrs. Sarah Decker wl „ about now. k“nts From presfilext both the e — 00111 in connec-

vardnacldey was nt Wayne r tiny. irlenfobst was a bjgs visitre tyiy. n link returned tfuomlng irt '.tine. ■Jo son of Moumi was a essltitor here todi is Na Del Smith sithe day friwg in Fort Way* s. Irl Dewey has rued to ey ier a visit here friends. D. wton was at P'Hd and 'ie lay looking aftebslness h reired his attentio rl Seie of Decatur ere tofor short visit with -sister, Rodents. —Bluffton is. irt iiihady of Kirklanurnshlp gueiMrs. Pearl Dewtf Redwerifcoppers here yes«y. in 14’ made a busimtip to ie tlanorning in the iest of Decii Horse Sale cony. ed Bman left today Lyiin Newstie, where he witteddto sie contracting intite. ' rs. brief and son, Rol, ad 1 Four 4 St. Louis are stjof i Stoßuwer and family} ill: [elatia. I ! ts. ( D.|<unkel and djer, enceretwied to Mbnmflon 4 o’cok «• yesterday aftaopI her rs. a Gilill returned lalento Frt \»ne after a vis ver ktm; Wilber parents, And Hery iwens. e Assesleanette and ace ey .ent tlort Wayne th irnor . viswith their au Irs. 1 , Goilen I family. v. and Ml Wehmeyer agon, ;e. have Irned from a eral visit wiser parents, .and Fisher, sort Wayne. ' ter ForbiLnd James ihin today forilerson, wheihey . called <k to the ds of nephew Aousin, Charpolwhich o<»*d yesterdaihile ■ opting to pt from a }ing 1 I e five-monlld babe of Mnd Martin ''■ike 'of Monith, ihas been! sick with bu1 k for sev Jays, is holdi its A though iL very sick id ahere are I fears that i iy ■ ifecover. I fchot & Rile druggists -e ttig some Ivements in ir ■ paper derent by add! a njer of rackgmaking rooi ir ali'h larger! in order t ;- clodate theleasing busi i, wl demandsispace. I E. H. Bne returne ) FlWayne all over-Chris s vilwith her fe, Mr. and . Ullininger. las accompa I bj* sister. Nrences Deinir , wlLill visit Monday eve: wi ler. 1 4 Lena Dfc came f Mir® this mißwhere she be Jlsiting rl the past wetland left Bernoon lor 1 hoelt Llsbonfevhere she pl anil until Frei st, when ''■''leli'i' the nwaining class hey vie hospitM’land. Oliii ndar, | ■ fe year re will be t J of the Sc first will ol 11111 eclipse ■ 28th and wa 'isible Knifed Stat b° 18 r< xceptiß northern a ' Uec er .’ n pH age> and , We || d injured t wiU .. s so neai- bt . jfUctober eto walk //to the Un Mli J?es Florence ow opens P . I gnd Me9sn wary 3rd,^ ag l iTed Sov 1 fus? of it 1( , ae, farmelwent a granted a mal early 1 co ' w J only folloV morning. Ori I ftnd , the entry apn I any other, butL a .m. I unusual conneci p.m. i j am( hands of the il 1 ' I alist I I and, CleTk 8 a.m. t<4. just 3:20 thml m I heard a loud, tT a m . . J appeared as st p there found Mr I . Geneva and MC yoo I . tided Mr. Haef en . . a marriage Heel » . as soon as cored t>Sl i obliging clerk <1 Y, FL r , them to the cd jODy B papers were IssL taUA s returned to Men i. train, where it iM foalnC r tie wedding oc< 7/, re Wl' a ops that i j. to Geneva 'ZaVC* I his girl, sll |ilsO Ishal and i/ davit had/ quire him In sickne teing in , his part ln and the r the righ W here and i resulted.

P. J. Everhart went to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Levi Barkley Is suffering from an attack of stomach trouble. A. P. Beatty Is at home from a business trip to Fort Wayne. J. W. Meibers was at Kendallville on business today. Mrs. Shafer Peterson Is recovering from a week’s Illness with the grip. Mrs. Dick Hill and daughter, Mabe), went to Monmouth to visit with relatives. John Houk of the north part of the city is confined to his home with the grip. Mrs. Charles Walters went to Fort Wayne this afternoon for a visit with relatives. Miss Lizzie Kortenbrer went to Ft. Wayne to visit over New Year’s with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Miller. EH Ray of Berne was a business caller in the city today, returning to his home on the afternoon train. Mrs. J. M. Frisinger and daughters, Fanny and Ruth, and son, Richard, spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne. Miss Lydia Bleeke left this afternoon lor Fort W’ayne for a visit until after New Year’s with her sister. H. Fred Scott returned to Fort Wayne today after visiting over Christmas with A. D. Artman and family. The Misses Callie and Nettie Ruhl returned today to Middletown after visiting over Christmas with Miss Ruby Artman. Will Geary of Sydney, Ohio, who has been making a visit with his parents, since the holidays, left today for his place of business. Clyde and Pearl Baumgartner, Linn Grove, who have been in the city the guests of friends for several days, returned today to their home. Rufus Stuckey of Berne, who has been a traveling salesman for a number of years, was In the city today on his way home for a short visit with his parents. Mayor Teeple has gone to Van Wert Ohio, where he was called by the illness of his sister, Mrs. J. L. Stoops, who has been suffering from tuberculosis for some time. Curtis Cline is at St. Mary's, Ohio, where he is cutting stone to be used in the new four-story Rose oper.i house erected there. Will Richards of this city is foreman of the men. Bernard Terveer, who has been off duty for a number of weeks from the Old Adams County bank because of sickness, reported for duty this morning. The Misses Vera and Nell Meyers went to Fort Wayne to spend the day with their sister, Miss Irene, who is in the Hope hospital nurse’s training class. Mrs. Ernestine Helman, Mrs. Joseph Heiman and son, John, have gone to Massillon, Ohio, for a several weeks’ visit with the former’s son, August Heiman. George Thomas, Clem Coic’uin and John Robert left at noon today for Anderson, where they were called on account of the death of their cousin, Charles Colchin, which occured at that place yesterday. Mrs. William Dadison returned yesterday afternoon to Fort Wayne after a ten days’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Fritzinger, east of the city. Mrs. Fritzinger and new daugh[l ter are getting along exceedingly well. J Fred Colchin left this morning for Rfenderson to attend the funeral of his r feusin, Charles Colchin. The deceasaHfe was a son of Mathias Colchin, a s femer resident of this city, Mathias •?Bng a brother of Fred's father. MaWP las Colchin was at one time engagf o lin the restaurant business here and , rp fe family has a large number of relaIbs and friends here. ws ij - ■

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STILL IN PROGRESS | The Big Closing Out Sale [ fl AT MOSER’S CHINA STORE. | g . Goods at less than One-Half. Everything marked in plain figures, ’ll ' 2QQ Hand Painted Plates, worth from $1.50 to $2.50 go | at § $3.00 Kitchen’set for 98g on our plan. All 10c goods sc. The stock must be closed out by Feb. Ist. regardless of profits. I 8 Moser’s China Store I ; wOne Door South Moser’s Studio. Decatur, Ind.Jy r>

FOR SALE. One four-year-old brood mare and several three-year-olds. Some of them ’ in foal. WASH KERN. R. F. D. 9, Box 81, > 306t3 Decatur, Ind. 3 c MORE THAN TRHEE DECAOEB i Foley’s Honey and Tar has been a s household favorite for coughs, colds - and ailments of the throat, cheat and lungs, contains no opiates. The i Holthouee Drug Co. i NOTICE. i W’e operate our feed mills every day and can grind all kinds of feed. ; Satisfaction guaranteed. Factory, N. Third street. , 287t12 PETER KIRSCH. FOUND —A brooch set with brilliants. Call No. 4 on the O line, identify and pay for this ad. 307tf ' ' ‘■Qava wk WJliw -/a -v

I Great Time to Buy! I I Great Time to Save!! | S All’sizes and colors woolen BLANKETS 1 « Cotton BLANKETS with wool nap. | Half wool BLANKETS. & | Heavy weight Cotton BLANKETS. f • I Medium weight cotton # suit wilrbe Miss Ev . t-AriGi Bath Robe BLANKETS. „ luc ""“ " Crib and Cab Ladies£Sweaters in all sizes and colors. Misso sizes and colors, v.ill be sold at cost.this H of blankets or sweaters it will pay you to J Ttig B osto djjSBSsMM || Our Slogan—No

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