Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 24 July 1912 — Page 3

I The Money Saving Buyers I | the people who make their 9 I dollar go farthest are buying ox- I fi fords here during this sale. Bet- I II ter come and see what we can i I £1 d° f° r you. R sE SH 9 ■ » Charlie Voglewede i THE SHOE SELLER B On The West Side Os The Street

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By —— = gH ▼’r VW HM | WEATHER FORECAST | ® * 1..1.1,*.»♦»> H ' Generally fair and somewhat cooler tonight and Ihursuay. Mrs. Jonas Tritch was visiting with relatives at Monroe today. Mrs. George Flanders and daughter, I Gladys, spent yesterday pfternoon in ' Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Cyrus Hammel has gone to Portland for a visit with her daughter Mrs. Smith Commissioner Zwick of Williams was numbered among the business callers here today. Ruth and Mildred Schug of Berne change cars here this morning on their way to Ft. Wayne. Clem Steigmeyer who visited here tor several days with his parents left this morning fez a book firm £> Mrs. Emma Sweitzer returned yesterday to Lima, Ohio, after a visitwith her sister, Mrs. .Tohhn Everett. The Misses Irene Evans Marie Daniels who have been attending school as Winona have returned home.

jtggj;. “■»?— I THE HOME 0F I "■I Quality Groceries I [ I 1 Mr. Farmer! i ’ft yliM Your Harvest J Hands WiU Do More Work With Their Mouths And Consequently More Work ’ln The Fields, If Fed On Our Quality Groceries So Would Most Any One Else! i Pail Fish Celery \ Rice Evaporated Peaches j Beans ' “ Apricots Cream Cheese Prunes Breakfast Foods Currants | Raisins Lemons We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 18. Butter 19 to 25c Hower and Hower. North of G. R. & 1. Depot ’Phone;ioß. I JNO. S. BOWERS F.M. SCHIRMEYER B B President V.-Pres’t & Treas. g | FRENCH QUINN 9 Secretary § I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. I U REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, | g ABSTRACTS. 1 U The Schirmeyer Abstract Company'jcomplete Ab- I S stract Records, Twenty years Experience J S Farms, City Property, 5 per cent g H MONEY g

Mrs. B. B. Uhl and Children wer? guests of the Henry and S. S. Magley families yesterday. Guy Dorwin of Geneva who was here for a brief stay returned to his place of business this morning. Mrs. Kate Wilmington of Grand i Rapids, Mich., arrived this morning for j a visit with her sister Mrs. Ed. Philips Mrs. Kate Willmingtou of Grand I Rapids, Ohio, arrived in the city for a ! visit with her sister Mrc. Ed. Phil- ■ ips. I i Mrs. Maud Smith and daughter of I Marion Ind., transfered hee this morning on there way to Dark Michi- ! gan to visit several weeks. ■ Mrs. Maud Smith and daughter of | Marion, Ind., transferred here this i morning on their way to Dark. Michi igan, to .isit for several weeks. . I A well mown young ecupk of th.j city are furnishing their future home in the north part of the city and the . wedding it is thought will take place I in a short timeI \ Mrs. S. E. Ijudnet and granddaughter,’ Miss Dorothy Kern, of Pittsburg, Pa., who have been visiting here will leave Wednesday for Ossian, Columbia ■ City and Ft. Wayne for a visit. They will return here for a longer stay before returning home.

'| Charles Niblick was at Ft. Wayne yesterday afternoon. The Guy Players, favorites hen;, are now showing in Bluffton. | Will Colchin made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. I Henry Stettler is able to be out I again after a severe illness. I Mrs. P. K. Kinney and three chil I dren are visiting relatives in Fort I Wayne. ! Mrs. Armstrong and daughter, DorI othy, are guests of Mrs. Minnie DanI iels, and family. I Brice McMillen and Forest Helm I attended the Barnum & Bailey circus I in Fort Wayne yesterday. I| Charles Niblick, who was at Geneva I today looking after some business asI fairs, has returned home. I Mrs. Albert Parker and son, went to Fort Wayne to join her husband I there in a visit with relatives. i Lawrence Klefnhenz and Miss Vera i Ehinger attended the Barnum & BailI ey circus at Fort Wayne yesterday. I E. X. Ehinger of the Old Adams I. County bank, is at Chicago, looking II after some business for the institu--11 tion. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Imler have . ( returned from a visit with relatives mat South Whitley, Logansport and oth- ,, er cities. John Hunter, the famous anatomist, . one said that the feminine love of . conversation was a consequence of a peculiarity in brain tissue. I Monroe street, between Thirteenth , and Fifteenth, is closed during the . excavating for the installing 01 the I catch basins for the'sewer. J Mrs. McCray of Robinson, 111., who , visited witn the Chilcote family at | Willshire, Ohio, passed through the ’ city this morning enroute to Fort Wayne. ! 1 he last loads of crushed stone for the improving of Eighth steet, north f . of Monroe street have been hauled and this street is now one of the best in ’ the city. Mrs. D. M. Reed and children returned this morning to their home in Fort Wayne after a visit with her ‘ mother, Mrs. M. Fyllenkamp, and oth- ; er relatives. a Charles Harrod of Morristown, S. C., who has been visiting here for - several days as a guest of Frank , Schultz, left today for Pje to make 1 a continued stay. 1 Miss Gertrude Omler of the teler phone force, has begun upon a two week's vacation and today for the home of her parents, south of the city, where she will spend the time. Mrs. L. L. Baumgartner went home to Decatur today after attending the old settlers’ meeting at Linn Grove Sunday and spending Monday here with her father, A. T. Studabaker.— Bluffton News. Miss Mayme-Deininger left yesterday morning for Fort Wayne, where she met a friend, Miss Zoa Anselman, who will go to Chicago for a brief stop. From there they will proceed to Maskinac Island to spend a week or so. Bartholomew county has a bumper apple crop. Bert Taylor of Harrison has just marketed there, 1,250 bushels of Early Transparent apples which he harvested from a four-acre orchard on his farm lie received $1,400 for his crop. Clem Yaney, who has been with the Indiana colony at Berthune, Saskatchewan, Canada, reports those from this vicinity healthy and doing well. After a visit in Adams county with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yaney, he will return to Bethune, to ■ help “Sell” Baker with his farming and may remain there permanently. Irvin Brandyberry and family have gone to Angola, where they will have an outing at the lakes nearby. Miss Neva Branyberry, who was obliged to return home from the state normal at Terre Haute, on account of illness, will finish her studies at the Angola school, thus allowing her the extra hours at the lakes w’ith the other members of the family. Mr. and Mrs. I. Bernsteine left yesterday for Ft. Wayne starting a two weeks pleasure trip. From there they will go to Columbia City for a short stay with her borther thence to South Bend to visit with her father, M. Flox. Chicago will also be included in their trip but this stop will be a business one remaining for Several days. From there they will proceed to Spring Valley to visit with Mr. Bernsteine’s folks also going to Davenport, Moline and other places of interest before their return home. Mr. and Mrs. I. Bernsteine lefr yesterday for Ft. Wayne starting a two weeks pleasure trip. From there they will go to Columbia City for a short stay with her brother thence to South Bend to visit with her father M. Flox. Chicago will also be included in their trip but this stop will be a business one remaining for several days. From there they will proceed to Spring Valley to visit with Mr. Bernsteine’s folks also going to Davenport, Moline and other places of interest before their return home.

11 Charles Lammiman of Monroe was a business caller here today. i Mrs. A. M. Baxter made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. j Mrs. Dorsey Ake and children of ( Clifford Ray, Colo., who have been ( visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, of Route 3, left today for their homes. Miss Mayme Deininger, who went to Fort Wayne yesterday, left yesier day morning for Chicago, where she will join a friend and they will then leave for a lake trip to Macinack Island. C. C. Hake of the Pennsylvania machine shop, had his hand badly cut and bruised while at work at his machine this morning. He went to the office of Dr. C. B. Stemen, the company’s surgeon, to have his injury dressed.—Fort Wayne News. Mr. Schug, representing the man who are about to locate a mitten fa<tory here, was in the city Monday afternoon looking after some of the preliminary arrangements. The gentlemen interested in the deal own a mitten factory at Geneva and an over al factory at Berne, and have made a success of the business. The plant here will be conducted as a separate institution, neither of the other factories to be moved to this city. It will be conducted as a corporation and will be located in the loft of the Ervin block on East Main street.—Hartford City News in Fort Wayne Sentinel. jj. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baxter, son. Floyd, and daughter, Grace, have returned from a very pleasant visit at the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs John H. Yaney, five miles south of Celina. Ohio. They also spent a day in Celina and Coldwater, Ohio, having driven the entire trip. They report many fields of corn and oats under water, many of which can never be cut. The most amusing feature of this visit was the catching of 207 fine fish, ranging in length from eight to sixteen inches, and were caught with bare bands or pitchforks in low places in an orchard that had been flooded from Coldwater creek. They also report another big rain there last Sunday morning. The high waters there has caused much damage to the farmers. Mrs, Yaney was formerly Mrs. William Zerkel of this city, and is a sister of Mrs. Baxter. The visit was a most delightful one.

SATURDAY Is the LAST DAY of Peoples & Gerke Clean up Sale. You surely will regret it if you fail to take advantage of the money saving opportunity on Mens, Womens and Childrens Oxfords. Remember the Prices are the lowest Peoples And Gerke

| RUNYON, ENGELERA CO. | | July-CLEARANCE-Sale I I NOW ON IN FULL BLOOM I J® S Every day new bargains are here at your disposal. This sale is a clean cut and a money ® |> saving proposition to you. Don’t let the opportunity slip by. Think what you can save w if interested in Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Lace Curtains, Ladies Gingham and Pique Dresses, Skirts, Jacket Suits, Rain Coats, Umbrellas, Muslin, Gingham, Outings, Dress S £ Goods, Silks, Lawns, Embroideries, Laces, A Hovers, and a hundred dozen other articles Reduced. For our mutual benefit. We must make room for our Fall Merchandise, sf ’ O our loss is your gain. ft Sale Lasts Until August The Ist. ft ! ———— I RUNYON, ENGELER <& CO. ft

$20.00 I In order to keep our Tailors busy for a short while, we have selected a few styles of woolens that we will make you a Coat and Pants of for $20.00 Cash. J This is a great chance for you to have a Tailor made Coat and Pants at a saving of $4.00. to $6.00. Remember these garments are all made in our own shop see our show window. Holthouse Schulte & Company Merchant Tailoring Dp’t

WANTED —Man to sell sewing mai chines on commission.—Daniel I. Weigel, 'phone 39, Decatur. 172t3* FOUND —Girl's gold bracelet on West Monroe street. Loser can obtain ! information by calling at this office. FOT. SALE —Two acres ot land near the new factor site, /ddress Mrs B. A. Winans, Livingston. Mont. 160-30

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I FOR SALE Three Business building lots for sale on 2nd. St. JOHN NIBLICK Exct. I > Democrat Want Ads. Pay Democra* Wan? Ads Pa>.

B I SUMMER DRESSES I * You can save one fourth to one half now on B 9 fine lingerie and linen dresses. All of our most 9 9 beautiful white lingerie and linen dresses in white B 9 and colors have been pl ced in our great Clear- 9 9 ance Sale at savings of one fourth to one half. ■ 9 They are made of the finest lawns, mulls bastistes 9 9 and linens set together and finished with most '9 I beautiful laces, hand-made embroidery and silk, 9 I with touches of color. I fulleiTkamps I