Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 9, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 30 December 1911 — Page 3

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Eva and Mint filter spent yesterday in Fort Wane. I Aih Weimer nd ion, went to Fort W ayne yesterde m< ’ning. Xoah Mangolimd lea business trip i to Fort Wayne ais: Doming. Next week th st tools will reopen after enjoying ieir holiday vacation. Mrs. Dr. Moan eturned to Portland yesterday .'to non after a visit (here with relates. ! Miss Catherip ] ackman of Fort i Wayne Is visitin? I >re with her pari ents over New Aeai's. i W. V. Buckmada and J. U Yaney Os Jefferson to'.slip were business 'isitors here yereifiay. Miss Sallie Caller returned to Fort Wayne on the 4: clock car yesterday ■after visiting wit Miss Naomi Dugan. Mrs. H. Wehiwyer and son, George, I went to Fort Miyne yesterday after- , noon for a visit with her parents, Mr. . and Mrs. C. Fisher. i L. T. Brokaw left yesterday afterj noon for Fort Wayne, thence to Garj rett, where he will visit with his son-in-law, L. G. Cole, aril family. Mrs. Lulu and son, n Ralph, returned to l .£t Wayne yesterp.iday afternoon after a visit with her ?i parents, Mr. and MrsJC. T. Rainier. The basket ball tejfin, which yesterd day went to PenvilleJwhere last even- .. ing the played the basket ball team Los that place, retwed home at a L> late hour, but feeling fine as the result I jot their vistory. I

| J. D. Hale is home from a business I I trip to Fort Wayne. j Joe Winteregg of Berne was numI bered among the business callers here I this morning. Mont Fee arrived home from his regular trip and will spend Sunday I with his family here. I John McKain of Linn Grove, who I was here yesterday for a short time on I business, has returned home. I Henry Zwick of Williams, who was ! I a business caller here this morning,' I returned this afternoon to his home. I I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore of MonI roe, Mich., arrived yesterday afternoon II for a visit with their uncle, T. R. - I Moore, and wife. I Mrs. Crandall and granddaughter,: I freta Jackson, went to Fort Wayne I I yesterday to visit with the latter’s' | brother, Dee Jackson, and family. I Rev. E. A. Runner, pastor of the I II Methodist church at Huntertown, re- | I turned home this morning after a visit j I with his father, G. A. Bunner, at Bobo. A number of Adams county teachers I who have been attending the teachers’ | association meetings being held at In-' : dlanapolis this week, have returned , home. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stoneburner returned this morning to Warsaw after I a visit here with their cousins, John I and Abe Stoneburner, and other rela- 1 tives. I , Dan Niblick and children, Mildred ; and Harold, left yesterday afternoon i for Minster, Ohio, where they will vis-1 it with the John Eiting family over New Year's, i Leather France of Muskogee, Okla , who has been here for some weeks visiting with friends, left this morning for Indianapolis to be the guest of i H. F. Center for a few days. The Charles Voglewede shoe store, ■ was today crowded with many wish ' i ing to take advantage of the sale of- ( fers which he is giving since he has | j been notified that he will discontinue ! ■ business. The various business places of the ' city will be closed all day Monday, it j ’ being New Year’s day. Also beginning j ’ the first of the year the majority of I the stores will close at 6 o’clock in | the evening, until April Ist. France Confer of Indianapolis and 1 ' Harold Murray accompanied the local ' basket ball team to Pennville yesterday and returned home last evening, they having witnessed a very fast | . game, the locals defeating the Penn-. ■ j ville team by the scor eof 27 to 16. | William Schumaker and wife return-; Thursday from Fort Wayne, where i . they have been visiting with his wife's , parents since Saturday last. While L there Mr. Schumaker visited several lodges of which he is a member, re-. porting that they are all progressing I finely. Recently the Clover Leaf carried j into Toledo 500 barrels of flour in one car. The Toledo Blade said it was the largest consignment of flour in one care ever delivered at that city and commenting further the Blade said: “There was enough flour in the car to make 165,000 loaves of bread—nearly one loaf for every inhabitant of the city.” Barney Weismantle and son, Bernard, of Elwood, are guests of the Frank Gass family Mr Weismantle has fully recovered from typhoid fever and is in good health. His entire family was ill with typhoid, except his wife, the siege extending from July to November. Mrs. Weismantle and children are making a four weeks visit with relatives at Edgerton, Ohio, and will stop off here enroute home for a further visit. Dante’s Inferno, the most startling creation of the brain of men, has at last been reproduced in all its sublime beauty by the most noted theatrical artists and mechanics of Europe. The reproduction was made at an enormous cost in time and money, and its marvelous beauty, being at once recognized by theatrical experts, arrangements were at once made to place it where it belongs, in the greatest theaters. Its instantaneous and unqualified success is vouched for by the big audiences that have crowded the high class theaters in all the large cities. The original production of this masterpiece will be seen with every detail at the Star theater next Monday, January Ist. D M Hensley is In receipt of a letter from Fred LaDelle and family, the magicians, who left here a short time ago on their western trip. They played in St. Paul, Minn., Thursday and made a hit, and left there Sunday night for Grand Forks, N. Dak., arriving there at 9 o’clock Christmas morning, where they played to three big houses. The manager took all the actors, after the night show, to a Christmas dinner, and good cheer flowed freely. Every manager so far. Mr. LaDelle says, has been an Elk, and they are great and most agreeable fellows. The LaDelles play in Fargo, N. D., December 28, 29 and 30; in Aberdeen, S D„ January 1. 2 and 3; and in James town, N. D„ January 4, 5 and 6.

Ezra Archbold w r as a business visitor here today. Wai Wemhoff is home from a business trip to Monroe. Will Schafer made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. The Misses Lizzie Werder and Della Clark spent the day in Fort Wayne. John Schug has arrived home for , an over Sunday visit with his family. Ed Bailey returned home from his . regular trip for an over Sunday visit I with his family. John Steele of Chicago, who was burned in an explosion, is reported as gradually improving. John Colman of Union City has re- ! turned home after a short visit here ■ with Stewart Niblick. W’alter Gotsch and his father-in-law, i J. J. Hill, of Louisville, Ky., went to j Fort Wayne this morning. Edward Schiefersteln returned to his home north of the city after attending to business here. W. L. Lehne left last evening for Tiffin, Ohio, where he will join Mrs. Lehne in a visit over New Year's. Samuel Simison of Berne was in the city today advertising the big poultry show to be held there next week. Mrs. L. W. Hakes and son, Will, reI turned this morning to Mendon, Mich, i They visited here with the Hilyard family. Mrs. Henry Hart and daughter, Mrs. i Alice Treuchet, of Fort Wayne will be guests of the Charles Burr family over New Year’s. Appropriate religious services wii! be held in all of the city's churches , tomorrow, to which the public is cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilbourne re trned to their home last evening after ! a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. Deininger. ; William Butler of South Bend, who has been the guest of Stewart Niblick here for several days, left this ! morning for his home. I Monday being New Year’s, and a ' holy day of obligation, masses at the i St. Mary's church on that day will be the same as on Sunday. John Gillig arrived Friday night from Washington, D. C., for a visit | over the New Year with his parents, i Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gillig. j Charles S. Ferguson vs. Lambert W. ; Coppock, on note; demand, ?125. Api pearance by Heller, Sutton & Heller for defendant. Rule to answer. I Charles Barnhart returned this morning to Attica. His family will remain for a longer visit with Mrs. Barnhart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. ■ Steele. Mrs. C. C. Enos entertained at a ’ 12 o’clock dinner Friday In honor of Evangelist Fife and family. Other ■ guests were Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Daw- ■ son, Mrs. C. J. Weaver and Ruth Dan i lels. The same party was also entertained at supper. Mrs. John Kiracofe has returned ' from Wren. Ohio, where she St 'nt sev- ! eral days with her uncle, G. K. Wood, and family. Her aunt, Mrs. Wood, I who is a patient in a Fort Wayne hos- ' pital, where she was recently operated J upon, is improving. John Kleinhenz, who since Sunday has been lingering between life and j death, he then having taken a turn for I the worse from the dropsical affections with which he has been ailing for a year past, remains about the | same, there being but little improve ment since that time. Owing to the fact that he is not able to lie down, it is very tiresome for ’him to keep the .' same position, and much care and at- ! tention is necessary for those who have been attending him during his illness. Nicholas Colchin, the elderly gentle man who has been quite ill from the paralytic stroke suffered some weeks ago, is daily improving, and is now able to be up and about the house each day. Unless overtaken with a similar stroke he wffl be able to be out before the passing of many days. The Chanticleer girls were royally entertained by Miss Naomi Dugan in iMrttor of their guests. Miss Sallie Cab lor of Fort Wayne and Miss Winifred Sowers of Sharon, Pa., at an evening party. There was dancing, toasting marshmallows before the open grate, with no lights save those from the lighted Christmas tree, and then came the telling of stories until the wee snta’ hours, when refreshments were served.

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goop lx TsQrJ YjQr '-SEPHERE’S wishing you a Happy New Year and as many of them as you care for. Here’s telling you that you’ll be happier in 1912 than ever if you wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes: and that you’ll save more money than ever if you buy them; and your other things to wear, of this store. HOLTHOUSE-SCHULTE & COMPANY Clothes Sellers For Men And Boys.

I Poultry and Corn | Growers Get Ready Adams county’s greatest ja Poultry and Com Show | Largest Premium list ever offered, Wittwer Building, January 2-3-4 j 5 and 6 1912 to be given by the Adams County Poultry and Com Growers Association. Premium list now ready, for particulars address Samuel Simison, See, Berne, Ind,

mA Happy and Prosperous New Year \ | Are The Wishes of True and Runyon x I® And we wish to thank our many friends for rj their kind patronage during 1911 and trust we ffll may have a continuance of same. ■ And to show our appreciation you will find a Big Reduction on Bath robes for Kimonas, House g @ iackets. Misses and Childrens Coats, Ladies coats, H 1 Ladies Suits and Skirts. | it Furs for Ladies and Children. Agan wishing [| you a Happy and Prosperous New Year for 1912. | ■ We wish to Remain •' will be pleased to meet Cin the store Monday Q TRUE &/fUJNYON J

HI -11 "I I —ll ~~10 Account of Repairs Water : Lights, and Power will be shut off Sunday from i 12 to 2 P. M. » M. J. Mylott -,r—-