Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 249, Decatur, Adams County, 18 October 1912 — Page 3

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u jfl : WEATHER FORECAST i * 4 H4.••»♦*♦♦' *** f >♦♦♦ ■ coldci Saturday. Local rains tonight or Saturday; Miss Lillian Klee spent yesterday afternoon tn Port Wayne Mrs .1. Brvoche of Fort Wayne is v s ting wi’h Mrs Rebecca Phipps. Miss Kuth Chapman lias returned to Fort Wayne alter a visit with ;i lends here. s Ed Baker of IWDe Center. Ohio, is. visiting with his brother, I den Baker, and wife. Mrs Robert GHlland returned to Van Wert. Ohio, after a visit here with the Ftank Wright family. lamb R. Schafer, n* Da 11 is Tea., who has been visiting with friends and re! stives tn the city, left yesterday after, nocn for his hotne Mr. and Mrs. L H. Purdy and family are entertaining Mr and Mrs. £. D. Ward and Samuel Purdy and family of Bluffton. and Mias Bese Harrison, of Andersen —-

rnt jay I THE HOME OF j -rTt • <? uaii, y Croceries ! U ——* I M e Like To Meet You f v ’ I ace T«» Face, IW THAT Would Be Our Choice But When This Can’t Be The Case I We Hope To Hear Your Voice Use Phone 108 For Choice Groceries! Self rising buck-wheat and pan cake Hour. New canned peas, new canned sweet potatoes, w hite clover hcney, new lettuce, switzercheese, Michigan celery, good country butter. We pay cash or trade for produce I Eggs 27, Butter 19 to 2>c Hower and Hower. North of G. R. & I. Depot ’Phone .o*. MM————B— * - —i ■” i

I JNO. S. BOWER’* F V- I, p C 2V!t M I ■ President V.-Prea t & | I FRENCH QUINN I I Secret ary ■ > 4 I I I I THE BOWERS REALTY .CO* 8 | REAL ESTATE, B“NPS, LOANS. ■ & ABSTRACTS. j I The Schirmever Abstract ( '’ rr d ,a^ cor fe | street Records, Twenty | I» Farms, City Property, 5 per cent ■ I MONEY I

latura Brown, of Geneva, is the guest ,I of Mrs K. S. Lyon. i Frvd Hoffman made a business trip 1 \ to Portland this morning .Mr. and Mrs Isaac Peters of Blulfton are guests of friends here. Mrs. M S. Venin and daughter, Lily. , of Hoagland were here today. | Alice Isabelle is the name of the new daughter of Mr and Mrs. ballas But-' ier The K. of f. will give their HomeComing dance this evening at their ball. Cal Mag ley and Jesse Christen ol Fort Wayne were here today to hear Bryan. 1 Will Mougey, who is employed at Full W-yne, came home last night to s|>end a few C«ys. Mr and Mrs rtarry Hobbs of Muncie are in the city visiting with Mr. and Mrs L. A. Graham Mrs. C K l.liamon returned this morning to Fort Wayne, she visited here since Wednesday with her parents. Mr and Mrs. David Gessinger. Mrs. Simmers and son. Joe. and daughter. Miss Myrtle Simmers of Monroeville, were guests of their son and brother, George Simmers, and wife

Mrs. J. W. Bucks and Mrs. John •lively returned to South Bend after a | visit with friends here. Charles S. Snyder and family of Jes- . ferson township are visiting with the Line Brunnegraph family. Mrs. Henry Peters of Fort Wayne and the Chris Borhn family of Magley were In the city today. The Presbyterian ladies have postponed their pastry sale from next Saturday until the following Saturday, Mrs. I-!. 11. Balch and daughter, Marion, ol Terre Haute, who.are guests of Dr. and Mrs Fred Patterson, went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Binkey of Union township, who has been quite ill for some time, with diabetes, continues to re main in a very serious condition, and but little hopes are extended for her recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Julian and (laughter, Miss Gertrude; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Starck and children, Howard Mary, Cecil and Gertrude, arrived last evening to spend the remainder of the old Home Week with relatives. Stewart Niblick, who Is taking n medical course in the University of Valparaiso, returned home last night to spend the rest of Old Home Week with her parents and friends. He will return to school Monday. Rev. Sherman Powell, of Indianapolis, formerly pastor of the Methodist church here, is visiting with his many friends here. Rev. Powell is now in the field work In the Interest of the Methodist hospital located in Indlanap- ■ olis. Miss Frances Dugan left this mornling for Chicago, from where she will Igo to Ferry Hall college and attend a three days meeting of the alumni of that place, and of which site is a member. Miss Frances’ sister. Miss Naojnl, is attending the school now. — n NEWS FROM COURT HOUSE. A petition by Ferdinand Take, guardian of Washington Wolfe, for authority to pay a note signed by the ward to Hoffman, was granted. The Pierson Cigar Co. vs. Frank McConnell, on account demand. 1150, is a new case filed by Attorney A. P. Beatty. IJccnscd to wed: Pearl McGill, employee of electric light works, bdtr. April 15, 18095, daughter of George H. McGill, to wed Stanley Koon, born Febnuiry 6, 1890. street ear employee, of Fori Wayne, son of Frank Koon. NINA CRIST DEAD. i Bluffton Young Lady. Former Resident Here. Died This Morning. Miss Nina Crist, aged alwit eighteen. daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos I Crist, of Bluffton, formerly of this city died this morning at Bluffton aft era six weeks' illness from typhoid fever The ih-ss first came this afternoon to a cousin, G. (’ Steele, and Is received with much sorrow by her many relative* here. She is survived by parents, and two sisters, Mrs. Lulu Plotters, and a sister at home. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon 'at 2:3® o'clock at the Bluffton Bap tist church. ■ ■' O • '■ — ■■■ — BULLETIN. Chcago. 111. <»<t HL-tß|>ecial to Dally Domocmll- Physicians In nttendance r>i> •'olonel Roosevelt have I practically agreed that barring no I < oniplicatlona the colonel may leave the hospital next Tuesday. However, he will not lie allowed to make anypolitical speeches or take any active part in the campaign for ten or 'twelve days afterward. It Is thought I that he will le moved to his home !n ‘ Oyster'Ttav Thursday afu-rtioon ns he exhibits Imimtience with his eut> [roundings In the hospital DIED FOR MISS SMITH Gary. Ind. tM, IS- Iftpaelal to| Daily Democrat l William Hugh, the newsboy, who aacrtSeed himself tor Mlns Ethel Smith, who was badly burned when riding a motorcycle, died here today from pneumonia, contracted from running his wheeled chair up to an open window FARMS FOR SALE. eaamumama* IG<i acres, level, fine, black ground, fine brick house, fine new ham on pike, near the city. Price. per Sers. l<o acres, fine brick house and barn, lt.oflo worth of timber, twat the city. So arrow, bottom Mark soli. Price, [ |7o<yo per acre 111 acraa, f-e milm» imm ettp. nn 1 pike, fine new house and bam, some timber Price. lio.ooo Igo acres, brick house and bam. good outbuildings. 12.00" *orth of tinther. nearly ail level, near the city. Price. 37.000 Also many small farms. ’0 and 40 acres, fine, unimproved wm r. pohlar. n e Batesville. Ind. < Advertise tn »SO

ESTRAY NOTICE. I have enclosed a stray hog. Owner ' please call for same. . J. P. DAVIS. Monroe Telephone. 229tf (Arlvertisi-'nec J SHETLAND PONIES. J. H. Langley will hold a public sale of 16 head of thoroughbred Shetland ponies at. Leesburg, Ind., on Thursday, Oct. 24, 1912.—Advt. — -o-— ■■ ■ FOR SALS Business block, one of ' the best locations in Decatur; on Second street. See Harvey & Leonard. —Advt. 247t3 TAKEN UP -Black sow, weighing übout 225 lbs. Owner can have same by ceiling and paying expenses. —Henry Bauman, R. R. 3. —Adt. 24713 PHONE Rps 297 Dr. Sterling P. Hoffmann Practitioner of General Medicine and Surgery Office Over Interurban Station Res. 228 N. Fifth St. TRACTION TIME CARD The Fort Wavne and Springfield Railway Company will give one hour and a half service during Home Coming Week, commencing Monday, October 14,1912. Cars Leaving Decatur as Follows: 5:50 A. M. 7:00 A. M. 8:30 A. M. 10:00 A. M 11.30 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 2:30 P. M. 4:00 P. M. 5:30 P. M. 7:00 P. M. • 9:30 P. M. W.H. Fledderjohan Gen. Mgr.

■ _■■■ --rjj "BMMMMMnMMW MTH Two Large Shipments of H ALUMINUM WARE p Just arrived for our Home Coming J Sale. Your last chance to secure one of of our regular sl. “WearEver” 3qt Berlin Sauce Pans with Aluminum cover at special Price of 69 Cents JOHN BROCK ■MMMMMMMMMMMMMMm I S® I I 4: I CARPETS, RUGS AND LINOLEUMS I, ■ Now is the time to buy y«ur carpets H ■ rugsand Linoleums, u e’carry a large S ■ line to select from. B | FULLENKAMPS |

It w v AT THE CRYSTAL. [ f .h theater is open tills afternoon . and evening mid instead of staying out . In the rain ecme to the Crystal where ; It Is nice and dry and enjoy yourself i for an hour. We have some excellent ' pictures for today's performance and you will get your money's worth if you come: "THE CREED OF GOD," Pathe Western Drama. "HOW THE BOYS FOUGHT THE INDIANS.” Edison Comedy. "OLD LOVE LETTERS." and "RED INK TRAGEDY," Vitagraph Comedy. FIVE CENTS. — III The CRYSTAL Theater. M j wIMB WHERE ARE YOU GOING Are you in doubt? There’s no doubt tiossible as to where you should go for good baked goods-bread, cakes, pastry, etc. Ours di«pel these and satis f v \<-ur hunger f«>r paiatab t» go<His while s »ving the labor of baking and its possibili y of p»* r results. Your first order heie willcure v<»ur duubti’g. 1 jacon Martin

*S&fiaferJStardware Go. 3TOEF 3T INoAlslfenme F&OTitc -■/ ? Base Burner , ■ the sooner ff /5- z the <sooner / f Your Coal Bills (Shrinla Pretty soon the leaves will begin to turn scarlet and yellow and brown. The cold days are coming—are yon ready >r them? It’s not too early to plan for heating during the cold months. You’ll probably need a new stove—and you want the best one. Y’ou can have every g- Ss ' | room in your home ; warm and comfort- | •' ■ C ? Si abb : i.'Jrt j ' this winter---and EX. • < : with less cxpense Kr- /A' than you paid last 1 year fir heating [ one or two rooms— > *7 Wmb if you buy a i'avorite Base Burner. The Favorite is the only base burner / X* that pours heat into the house from I every square inch »>f its surface. Every i»M»k and corner—upstairs and dowa —may .be luxuriously and evenly warmed with a Favorite. <>u cannot atlord to buy a stove without investigating the Favorite. Come and see GW us now, and we will show you why tlic base burner that ta-ars this mark will throw out more l»< at, and conaume about half a< much fuel as other mak<Go. JVATE wTaff-VTE TTOIT

SALE The Christian laidlea' Aid annoum <•» a rummane sale iM-ainnina next Monday and continuing a week or two i It will be held In the old Journal office hulldina corner Monroe and Third attnets Advt .*4B*.G 1 1 ■ " * DEMOCRAT WANT ADS PAY BIG

Old Adams County Bank I Decatur, Indiana. Capital *l2O (too J J * Surplua . FUi.ffl** C. S. Niblick, t*r*Mdaat «Itc\ <1 M Kfrarhand John Nibi. k 1 / 'Xv ’ * ! Vie* Prsatdenu I * £. K X Khmit*r. Caah.er r R^d“ when j« u f l / Reflect I Resolve FOR | “Its A Long Lane THE ■ That lias No Turning ” OLD | The Starting nu _ OF A BANK ACCOUNT *'Mt May Be 7“ vk _. Come In THE TURNING POINT And say < Os Your Financial Career! “Howdy We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposit*

I LOST llain coal of" Hoy a I make, trww automobile Wednesday evening He j turn to thia oflke. reward — A<lt 3Wt4 FOl’Nl>» Some matter i» hlU* «>»n er uut nare »zm»- *>y len nOnt te jC. W Ya<er t <<mntjr treasurer Ittt: WA.XTKI' Good ateadv man to wwrk In harm »a Mhup. Good aleady atb I for rmht tuan En<iui:a at on<w.- - I Schafer Saddb ry C*.—AdtL T«iU