Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 2, Decatur, Adams County, 2 January 1913 — Page 3

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■ FORECASTi IS ♦ -*~ — v«e X— 3 / F;' ; and Friday; coldci t atei.' ||P||®?C'' "i ; '< •■r spent jester |fcf’<<’r n Fort Wayne. B John Tyndall made a business to Bart Wayne this morning. :»<••>»: Dugan wont to I eIK- morning to spend the <, B 'W* outse IL.orock and spent yesterday in J W£rne • Mrs. F. M Schirnn ■pen l ’ rday afternoon in F <7- jF this morning JHb> .rip to E.-re-j and it t*» ■ .t and <yjer plarea tber mouth, tl'? ■ . us left this morning - IMia* whre he will attend • ih- eonnty assessors ; •>• • «h» ■_-$» ti*r "rd an- 4 4th of t

- W. ■wwww.iw.- --X - UH—M—P' 1 THE HOME OF ? I Quality Groceries t L ■ * n IS DUE j TO ACTIVE SELLING OFGOODGOODS That Our Stock 9 His Kept Fresh and Clean, s T! ey Are Coming and Goin; Continually. •—* Ml ■—■■■■ ...11l ■ — Ml— —— ■Our continuous increa v ••f bushtss is due to the Qu litp of goods and the up-to-flite facilities for ; handling the trade. KThe New Year would K good time to begin busihe with a goods tore. Try us. K H always pay the high price for country butter We pay cash or trace for produce . Eggs 20. Buth r 10 tv 25c »- — - - - i """*— i—— I Hower an ci Hower. Bor* hofG.R. &I. Depot. I ’Phone 108. p ______________ . T— l - ' * IF. M. SCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN * 9 President F cretary Treas. I' K THE BOWERS REALTY CO. | ■ REALESTATE, P >N’DS, LOANS. S ABSTRACTS. ’ U Tht Sahirmever Abstract (Ympam complete Alt- B B Strict Records, Twenty years I. j. B Farms, City Prop rty, 5 pn ert H, ■ MONEY F:

- X s - —————— I Mrs. Levi Miller went to Herne yes- , ■ rday to visit »ith i Ms. and M». Oscdr Hoffman were Mtors in Fort Wayne yesterday. ' Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Dailey were Fort I V ayn- visitors yesterday afternoon. Miss Esther Enos returned last evening from a week’s visit in Monroev ile with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. French Quinn and r d tghter, R-ba, were Fort Wayne vkit >rs yesterday afternoon. A. J. Smith left this morning for 1 llefontaine. Ohio, where he will -k alter business matters. Miss Hertb* Loser returned to her home at Fort Wayne this morning after spending Xew Year’s as the guest i o Mrs. J. C Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dailey, Mr. and r J s. J. O Sellemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. n Vail attended the show in Fort Y.ayße yest.rifay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Uhl and daughi ter, Jeanette Terveer, returned to • t -dr home st Toledo this morning afte spending New Year's with the B. J. r 1 rveer fcntily. Mr. nn-l Mrs Otto Kirsch and I i ighter, HNen; Mr. and Mrs. Mat 1 K'rach, Mr tad Mrs. Peter Kirsch and t son, Harold, were guests of Fort Wayne friends on New Year s day. -"" —-- ST- —-■ .. ‘.'.'.R!!- —-

Miss Nell Brown went to Ft. Wayne this morning. Judge LaFollette of Portland was here this morning on business In court. Mrs. Clarence Cornthwaite of Peru, Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kitsc.i, Miss Huldah Bauer returned this morning to hor teaching at St. JohrVs. The school resumes after a week’s vacation. The Decatur schools had a Now Year's holiday of one day yesterday. This was in addition to the vacation of the preceding week. Mrs. Horace Bothoff returned this morning to Fc..t Wttyne after a visit with her i>arents, Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong, at Pleasant Mills, John Spuller returned from Bucy-1 rus, Ohio, where he spent Christmas ' and New Year’s. Mrs. Spuller and I sister, Miss Ruth Mayer, will return i the last of the week Burt Christen of Toledo, Ohio, and Jesse Christen of the Christian pharmacy, Fort Wayne, came down to «]»-nd New Year’s with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Christen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oriebel and daughter, Bessie, and nieces, Rhea and Geraldine Harshman, returned to Fort Wayne this morning after spend--ing New Year’s with relatives in Willshire, Ohio. James Everett of Barker Creek, Mich., arrived this morning for a visit with his cousin, John Everett, and other relatives and friends. Mr. Everett is a fruit grower and farmer in the Wolverine stato. Miss Nellie Neiderhauser, of Linn Grove was in Bluffton this morning on her way to Marion, to look after business matters there and for a short visit with her brother, Homer Neiderhauser.—Bluffton News. John Ulrick left this morning for his home at Elkhart. Ind., after spending New Year's with his daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Case. Mrs. Case accompanied her father to his home and will visit there for a month. Bert Christen of Toledo. Ohio, Is visiting here with his parents, Mr. and, Mrs. John Christen. He was delayed In his arrival here until late New Year's afternoon on account of <• wreck on the Pennsylvania, when their train left the track near Toledo. Ohio. Miss Jessie Magley made a short New Year’s call yesterday afternoon at Fort Wayne on her cousin, Mrs. Harry Christen, and her new baby son. Mrs Christen was Miss Nettle Buckingham, and Is a granddaughter of Henry Miller of near Geneva.

Frank Milla, wb« is spending a week with his parents, Mr.- and Mrs. F. V Mills, will leave Saturday evening for his work at Minneapolis, Minn. He Is employed In the Northwestern Telephone company’s ofllc*. When Frank left sleigh riding was being enjoyed there. Martin Stair has returned from a visit with two of his daughters, who live st Belding. Mich He spent ten days there with his daughters. He says that the weather tn Michigan during the time he war there was stout the same that we have been naving In Indiana—Bluffton News Helny Gaaa the popular little newsboy, Is also the captain of a bask.-t ball team, and It’s some team, too. don’t overlook that fact. They defeated Mck Heller’s northenders and they walloped Winfield Maddy's south warders, so Dick Archbold organised a new central team, and secured a mntch Wednesday, but It's the same old story. Heiny’s team “eats ’em alive ” The St Joseph boys won Iby a score of 1! to 1, and now they are getting no chesty that If somebody don't atop them they win be I challenging the city all-stara. | ft has been said that the reply of a | child Is very much akin to a woman’s ’mind; you never quite >r»»w what 1 turn It la going to take ft Is frei quentty dogmatic. A small girl was ' drawing a picture “out of her head,” •’What are you drawing?” asked her mother "God.’’ replied the child. slmnJv. ’’But you can’t draw God.” protested the mother, '’because you have never seen Him. and no one has ever seen Him. and no one knows what He la like" The small child 1 licked her pencil and put on another I touch ''They will know when I've flniahed It.” r l- .* said—The Strand Mr. Fred fiyera, vbo corn** here with 'The Giri anJ the Drummer.” on nattt Friday night, got In bad with on* I of th* newspapers In an lowa city a I few years ago, Mr. Byera had ores.sloe to use ■ local gewansper In the I second act of the play they were pro- . seating The nest day th* reporter | who reviewed the per'.trmapec said: "tn the second act. where the scone la an Rngtlsh drawing room. Mr Byors snatched up a copy of our paper with our bark page in full view of th* audience, and spoke of I* as the Lon i don Timos. Wo would like io ask ( IMr Byera what grievance he has i 'against our offlee? Mr. flyers appears ! hero Friday. January 3, with "The Giri and the Drummer ’• at the opetal house 1

Dr €. V. Connell VETERINARIAh Pla/'yho Office 14d £ lIJJ* > Residence 102 pijonr Office 690 PHONE )Res. 297 Dr. Sterling P. Hoffmann Practitioner of General Medic fie and Surgery Office )ver Interurban Station I P. 223 N. Fifth St. IM fagan Fanns If you re interested in Mien igan frins or real estate write MIGHT & HICKS HowarlCity, Mich. W e ha J the Bargains from ?f. per acre up. Blanks Robes Bidetiuclioii in Pi ke ( Winter Goods Specii on full line Burlap S ble blankets 90c — Ba: Bins in Wool Plush Robes ■ pec sale on Chase's Rub--1 Interlined Rubes {IS. F. STFELE Ms JJF /Tv' V J y li The New Year’s Festival w<Ave preparer! a delicious assment of Cakes and pastriat cannot fail to meet thfemands and the appreci:ln of all who require thl articles to be of unusu.Jerit. They can be relitjpon to excel in purity 1 offrredients and excellence :ii|Kill in baking producirJesult that cannot be surI Martin rk I He I* th»» v«*kly imyment nn I t.V. oo I.mu for Itfty •««’>>» I | Otrt or nmwllr.f amount* at I I* n* proportion. J If you need money th out ■ rl mail <n> thia blank and our K vut will call on you. mn ■ z |Mr«M H Inount wanted r ■Our airott! I* in .»«atur st ■< jy Ttmadav Q ■■liable Rrlvat* W I c ||i LlaUiichvd 1556. Room 2, Hoc- ■ | Ld Floor, 7M t’alhouu Stmrt I \ lom«’ ’Phone, un L

1 =£ The Morris Co.Strl 1„<. fudges, chocolates etc. ffi ♦♦ <ps complete 10c lb, fancy chocola- S -g !9c 5 AND 10c STORE 0 , i«c 3 — baited peanuts 10c lb, Jfi | Special for Saturday at 2:30 p.n .l |. On 10 qt. pressed tin dish pans for 5c | a€ach. Only one to each customer. s g DRYGOODS Dishes And Glass Ware I Ig — g > g Mens, womens and childrens halite Big line of all kinds of dishes that g g infants wool ho e io c range in price from 5c to as high as § tg Outing flannel flouncing per yd. . 10c - ouwlshto &°- f* Aviation caps that range from 24c to Tr < T _„ S l? ITS aI UM!NUM WARE S g WE HAVE IT ♦♦ ® Ladies neckwear ioc »♦ i j : 1— Mena and boys ties iQe The Swiss spun ware guaranteed g I g Slumber slippers per prloc quality and prices right. K in = —— :s g , Special For JEWELRY s » Friday and Saturday , . . S JUS * receive ” a new shipment of Rar Pins, beauty pins, ring pins, side $ We wili sell real leather purses worth combs, back combs, comb sets at 10c ue g SI.OO and $1.50 for only 74c to 48c. g If you are starting into housekeeping, see us for kit- 1 Hj chen utensils, wash tubs, boilers, wash boards, dishes, g S gVanite ware, etc. and we will save you money. g ITHE MORKISCO. | 5 AND 10c STOPE I

I Louis Scheumann visited with . trienda in Fbrt Wayne yesterday. F. H. Hubbard, manager of the Hol-land-St. Louis Sugar comjiany's local plant, returned thia morning from a visit In Michigan. ■ o -I — I WANTED—Salesmen, to look alter our interest In Adams and adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Address Lincoln Oil Co, Cleveland. Ohio.—ldvt. jtJi Help us make January our bigrest subscription month by paying yours to 1914 and [secure one of the souvenir knives. j

[i ■ WHY? p• 9 »<■ • ij < """ • -•— ■ • — — 1 JH □ Every Third Car is a FORD 1 By FORD Owners B The Ford is the moat economical car on Tires, Gasoline, Oil etc. This I » j have found after running over 15,000 miles J fW.H. Davis, Real Estate and School Supplies. : a Blutfton, Indiana £9 The reason I bought a Ford Car was because it was easy to handle, the la a best I could find to climb over fresh gravel, and take the rough country’ mud 9 | roads. Then at the price it can be afforded. L E.A. Guttshall, Fnrm»r Knox Tp. Jay Co. 9 * Dunkirk, Indiana ] ‘ 1 Five Passenger Touring Car Two Pasenger Torpedo IJ 1., $620.00 $545.00 9 B * | GROVE GARAGE Co. Branch

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