Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 179, Decatur, Adams County, 31 July 1911 — Page 3

_ Save Enough Money To Go To The Big Show I —by buying your shoe needs here this week. Prices slashed on every pair of summer oxfords to clean them up. Look into our windows and see what you can buy from 98c UP Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

»O*O*O*O*O*O*O • O*O*O*O*O*l ; WEATHER FORECAST i ‘o»o*o*o*o ♦ ©♦o*o*o*o*o*o« Increasing cloudiness, fololwed by showers lae tonight or Tuesday; slightly cooler north and central portions Tuesday Emanuel Woods returned this afternoon from a business trip to Portland. ■‘Curley" Elzey, who is working at Howe, spent Sunday here with his family. Noah Frauhiger of Preble was a business visitor here Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Ohler wgjit to Fort Wayne Saturday aftenyxm on business. David Steele of Kirkland township was visiting at* the Charles Steele home over Sunday. Walter Steele and family of Bluffton were visiting with his brother, Charles Steele, over Sunday. Jacob AU made a trip to Kendallville Saturday, where be will visit with friends and relatives for a fewdays.

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i> Miss Pauline Krick was the guest of , her uncle and family near Nine Mile. , Miss Agnes Costello of Fort Wayne ? spent Sunday here with her parents. • Mrs. Guy Shoemaker went to Gene- ' va to spend Sunday with her parents. Mrs. John Williams left Saturday '■(for Ridgeville to visit with her daughter. . j John Halthouse and daughter, Jesi 1 sie, were Rome City visitors yestert; day. g ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashbaucher of Hammond are in the city visiting ( ! with relatives. Misses Georgiana and Ludmilla Lauer of Fort Wayne were Sunday visitors tin the city yesterday. j i Kate Wilhelm, who has been visiting here with relatives for several days, returned to her home in Lima, ’ Ohio. Mrs. James Snyder and baby, East Main street, went to Geneva to spend . | Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. HenrySnyder.—Portland Review. Miss Fanny Frisinger of Decatur ret tunned !home Saturday from a visit r with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Detamore, east High street. —Portland Review.

Mr*. Will Parent visited in Rome City yesterday. I Mias Mary Hite visited in Lima, 0., the guest of Mrs. A. Bennett. S Mrs. Dayton Barkley of near Hoagland was shopping here Saturday. « Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Coverdale were ' among the many Fort Wayne callers yesterday. t County Commissioner J. A. Hen- * dricka, of Monroe, was here Saturday on business. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Falk and chll- ' i dren have returned from a visit in I j Rome City. i ' Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Voglewede 1 i and Raymond Gluting, went to Rome 1 City yesterday. 1 ’ ! Enos Lord and family of Ft. Wayne 1 visited here over Sunday with friends 1 and relatives. ' 1 E. H. Kilbourne, who spent Sunday 1 I in the city, left this morning on his regular trip south. ' £loyd Smith of Fort Wayne was ’ In the city over Sunday, being the guest of his family. t Mrs. Henry Krick is enjoying a ’ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis 1 Dolch, in Flint, Mich. Bernardo Weismattle has returned I * to Elwood after a visit with his uncle, 1 | E. F. Gass, and family. ’ f s Mrs. Minnie Wilkeson was at Port- .! land today attending to some business 1 a matters during the day. ' ' Homer Stewart of Fort Wayne was ' . an over-Sunday guest of his brother, John, and wife, in this city. , J. A. Dice of Allen county was here . Saturday on business with Krick & Tyndall regarding some tile. i- Chalmer Porter, who has been visit- -. i ing here with friends, left Saturday ' for his home at Parker City. f Margaret Moran and her niece, Mars garet, Moran, have retained from a several days' visit with relatives at I a Portland. y I The Misses Marie Heckman and Vera Myers were extra clerks at , the True & Runyon store Saturday ] afternoon. !, John Glancy was attending to business matters north of the city sthis morning, returning home ou the aft- ' I ernoon train. 11 1 v J Otto Rretnerkatnp, who is working I at Celina, Ohio, was bere Sunday, be- ■ ing the guest of his parents, Mt. and Mrs. H. H. Bdemerka-mp. John Tisnon was at Willshire this ’; morning, where he was 'ooking after i some business relative to a contract ' which was let there ttoday. Arthur Brentlmger and sons, Lee, and Frank, of Vera Cruz passed through the city Saturday afternoon i on their way to Font -Wayne. The Misses Georgiana and Ludmilla j Lauer of Fort Wayne will arrive in ' j the city this evening to be the guests [ of Miss Agnes Costello over Sunday. ( Fred Hoffman returned today to , I Oxford, Ohio, to resume work on the new school house., which he is erecting, after sending Sunday here with his , family. , Miss Velma Boyles left Saturday aft-, i ernoon for her home in Fort Wayne , i after a two weeks' visit with her i grandfather, Levi Barkley, and family. ' 1 Mrs. Alice Jeffries and her daugh- 1 ter, Miss Mattie Buffenbarger, and ; children, are visiting with the for- ; mer’s mother, Mrs. N. C. Robin, near 1 Ada. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Obray Lyon and son, of Orlando, visited at the E. H. Lyon i ' home, leaving yesterday afternoon for 1 I their home. They made the trip by 1 I automobile. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and ■ i daughter. Agnes, went to Ft. Wayne I s Saturday afternoon, where they visit- ’ i ed with Mrs. Browns niece, Mrs. Charles Ault. ! Mrs. Ed ißeekers and danghtei:, Mil- ! j died, returned Saturday afternoon to 1 their home in Fort Wayne after a- - weeks visit with Mrs. Etta Rinehart I I and daughter, Mary. I ( I Walter Kauffman, who spent Sun- » day here with his family, left this morning .south, on his regular weekly 1 | trip in the interest of the Schafer j I Hardware company. ■1 Russell and Kenneth Kern, who have been visiting with relatives at j ; Monroe, returned home this morning. < I Henry Koeneraann was looking after the cattle markets at Williams today. i I Cris Vogt was engaged in doing | f i some surveying at Geneva today. f Rev. Hunter Myers, who was the i } guest of his family over Sunday, left 1 1 this morning to resume his regular du-1 c tics south of here. < Miss Fanny Frisinger, who visited 1 1 at Celina, Ohio, spent a few hours I 'Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry L ' Detamore, East high street, leaving g Saturday afternoon for her home at | I Decatur. —Portland Sun. ! t Clem Heidemann, manager for the A Geneva Glove company, spent Sunday t ■ here with friends, returning home last I evening. At present they are enjoying i a rushing business and the outlook h for the future was never better. I

Arden Brewer left Saturday for Fort Wayne. Charles Chrlaten was at Howe over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy dihoemaker, who spent Sunday with relatives at Geneva, returned home this morning. Mrs. David Meschberger returned to her home at Linn Grove, she being a shopper in the city Saturday. Aloysius Schmitt went to Fort Wayne Saturday afternoon to visit with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Geary. Mrs. Charles Nyffler went to Geneva this morning to look after some business affairs during the day. Miss Cenu Hathaway went to Fort Wayne Saturday to visit with her mother, Mrs. Mattie Hathaway. Kate Hammell left Saturday for Portland to be the guest of her sister. Mrs. C. B. Smith, over Sunday. Ted Ramsey of Fort Wayne, a former Decatur young man, was in the city over Sunday visiting with friends. John Joseph was at Monroe, Berne and Geneva today in the interest of the Josheph & Hunsicker wholesale firm. Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Clark were among the many who went to Rome City Sunday morning where they spent the day enjoying an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Annen of Columbus, Ohio, who have been the guests of his brother, O. L. Annen, left Saturday for their home. Mrs. Lee Hindman and daughter, Capitola Antionette, of St. Joe, are visiting with Mrs. Hindman’s sister. Mrs. Charles Christen. Mrs. Frank Parent and daughter. Mrs. John Hesler, went to Ft. Wayne Saturday afternoon for a two days visit with relatives. Mrs. Herb Steele and children, Russell and Harold, left Saturday afternoon for Portland to visit with Mr. : and Mrs. Godfrey Bell. The brick house, formerly the Trout homestead, and then the Commercial club rooms, now the property of L. C. Waring, is being remodeled. Arnone other things a handsome brick porch is being built at the northeast side. Miss Agnes Costello and her guests, the Misses Georgiana and Ludmiller Lauer, of Fort Wayne, returned to that city this morning after an overSunday visit with Miss Costello’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Costello. Miss Margaret Moran is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Moran of West Main street. Master Fred Frosty of Troy. Ohio, a nephew of Dr. Moran, who visited in this city, went to Geneva Saturday for a short visit. —Portland Sun. Miss Goldie Miller of Geneva, who has been visiting in Fort Wayne with relatives, arrived Saturday afternoon and went to the home Os Mr. and M rs. William Roop and son, Dan, in Blue Creek township, where she spent Sunday. “The Story of the Pink Rose " is the true story that will be told Sunday evening, July 30th, at the Presbyterian church. The music to this is a part of the story and will be rendered by the choir. Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. C. U. Wade and daughters, the Misses Mary and Josephine, who have been spending a Short time with Mrs. J. K. Cecil, went to Lagrange today and will leave Monday for Bay View, Mich., for the month of August.—Fort Wayne News. Mrs. Mary Christen, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mina Nickey, at Buffalo, N. Y„ and with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Johnson, at Columbus, Ohio, returned home today. Mrs. Guy Johnson and children, Eugene and Mary Elizabeth, accompanied here here for a visit. Miss Blanche Hart left today for an extended trip on the great lakes. She will spend two weeks at the various northern watering places.—Fort Wayne News. Miss Hart was accompanied by Miss Rosa Voglewede of this City. They will be absent ten days or so. John Logan was looking after business matters north of the city today. Miss Lydia Thomas retnFned this morning to Fort Wayne after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Sloan Meyers. Another sister, Mrs. Ten a Railing, of Elkhart, is also visiting at the Meyers home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McDonald of Ft. Wayne have arrived here and will make this place their home, Mr. McDonald. who is a printer of thirty-five years or more of experience, having taken a position in the job department of the Herald. They were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Clark have returned from 'Rome City, where they spent Sunday at this famous resort. Rev. Dawson, pastor of the Christian church, and his daughter, Miss Vivian, left today for Indianapolis, thence to Columbus, Ind., where Rev. Dawson will hold evangelistic services. He is also commencing upon his vacation, having been granted a leave by his people.

ATTENTION, BOYB AND GIRLS. Bantam Chickens For Sale at a Very Low Price. i I am offering I pair of Partridge ' Cochin bantams, 5 pairs Buff Cochin i bantams, 1 pair Golden Seabrites, for I' 50 cents a pair to close them out. CLYDE M. RICE. FOR SALE. One new rubber-tired phaeton, one new two-seated, rubber-tired carriage, ■ one steel-tired surrey, one steel-tired buggy, four sets of single harness. , See Arthur Suttles. I’Htti MEETINw ur S I OCKHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of stockholders of the Old Adams County bank will be held ' at their banking house, Decatur, Indiana, at 10:00 o'clock a. m„ on Tuesday, August 1- 1311. ' for the purpose of electing seven directors to serve for the ensuing year ■ and to transact such other business as may come before them. . 15«-lmo. E. X. EHINGER, Cashier. . ■ <> — MONEY TO LOAN. Plenty of money to toan on farm' at 5 per cent. Privilege of partia , payment at any interest paying time j SCHURGER & SMITH, —o ’ WANTED—Second hand buggy: must, be in good condition. Call ’phone , ’ 168. 175t3

Coal Consumers | Before you buy yonr Winters supply of coal come down and get my price. I handle White Ash and Kentncky , Cook Coal. i, Emerson Bennett Located G.R.&I. & Adams -■ St Phone 639 11 i _ 1 # WHY NOT SEE US IF YOU 4 ♦ NEED ♦ ]MONEY i ; ♦ ♦ . * We make loans in any amount ♦ 4 from |5 to 1100 on furniture, * pianos, horses, wagons, etc. Our 4 I ♦ business is carried on in a 4 J ♦ most private and confidential ♦ , ♦ manner, and we guarantee to ♦ save any borrower money on 4 ' 4 any loan regardless of the size. ♦ 4 72c per week for 50 weeks pays * * a S3O loan. All amounts in 4 ♦ proportion. If you need money, 4 , * fill out the following blank, cut ♦ i |* it out aad mail it to us: 4 * ♦ I 4 Name .. ♦ Address St. & No ♦ Amount Wanted .—'■ 4 ♦ Reliable Privat* 4 ♦ H. Wayne Loan Company * 4 Established 1896. Room 2. * 4 Second Floor, 706 Calhoun St., ♦ . Home 'Phone, 833. ♦ ♦ ♦ Fort Wayne. Ind ♦ ■ 1 tye Glass Accidents .|i Are troublesome" and expentl' sive. The surest preventative is to have your glasses fitted by the Rogers system, which insures the most comfort and ; the least expense. Ten thousand people are • I * wearing them with complete satisfaction. You can do the same. No charges for examination Glasses From SI.OO Up. |r Hole! Gomer ’Aft fort w/wne.tnd. _> I lntWMrbt>>rvOUAkrf\. I

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