Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 24 January 1913 — Page 3

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> t 11 ATHEE EO?E*AST !l, •> S ■ :■+ * ... £j Fair tonight and Saturday; slightly' warmer Saturday. John Joseph made a business trip' to Fort Wayne yesterday. Chester Johnson made a business 1 trip to Monroe this morning. James Hendricks returned to his home at Monroe this morning. Miss Anna Walters went to Fort Wayne this morning for- few days' visit Mrs. E. X. Ehinger is visiting with : her daughter, Mrs. Will Berling, at | Bluffton. Shafer Peterson cud daughter, Mrs. Guy Majors, left this morning for Ft Wayne fora short visit French Quinn, receiver for the Fort Wayne & Springfield railway, attended to business at Kendallville yesterday. M'S. H. H. Ter. Eyck of Burr Oak, Michigan, and Mrs. E. D. Ward of Biulttcn, who have fcee.i visiting with their sister, Mrs. L. H Purdy, returned Home yesterday. • v ■

!■ ■'< ■ ■■IIIIIBI ■! II II / ~ ~ S | THE HOME OF ■ puTTnE I Que ri - ' lUj»ICTiO our • ’ ■ Goods will appear to fM *Fla 1 iif.TTi ' I much better ao vaWAIJIIIrJJIII L_| ntage in yuui i te '•’...4\ ...ZZL, F pantry' THaJN (b i»UR SHELVES! THE FORMER Is Where Natnrdly Belong, Anyway! Sugar corn, June peas, Lye hominy, Saur kraut, f 'Sweet potatoes, Pie pumpkin, Tomatoes, buccotash, |j White wax beans, Peanut butter. \ Chunk pineapple, Sliced pineapple, Asparagus tips f California cherries, Desert peaches, California apri- » cots, Egg, Plums, Black raspberries, Campbell’s soups, Queen olives. » We pav cash or trade for produce i Uggs 20. Butter 20 to 27c s -■ ■’ —= L Hower aod Hower. lorth of G. E. & I. Depot. Thor.eJlOS —— - •;■ . L ■""-■■»—■ ——• ■ r I F.M.SCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN H President Secretary Treas. I I REALTY CO. | 3 REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, fl ABSTRACTS. M Rd 3 The Schirmever Abstract Company complete Ab-■ fl otract Records, f i wenty years Experience S Farms, City Property, 5 per cent ■ MONEY fl fl

Henry Koenemann went to Williams this morning. T. M. Gallogly was a Fort Wayne ' business visitpr today. John Schug made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. Lew Yager 1 B home from his weekly business trip and will remain over ; Sunday. Postmaster W'lUtin F. Jaebker of I Preble was in the city this morning ion business. Lee Yager has returned from his • weekly business trip and will spend j Sunday at home. C. C. Schafer, French Quinn and J.' H. Heller were at Auburn yesterday ■ , afternoon attending to business as- I fairs. Mrs. D. B. Erwin and daughter, Elizabeth, visited over night with. her mother, Mrs. Henry Martz, at, Pleasant Mills. 1 E. H. Crowfoot has returned from Toledo, where he has been on busi-; ness relating to the making of a drier | for the beet sugar plant here. E. L. Carroll, Robert Case, A. H. ■ Sellcmeyer and others from here returned Thursday evening from Fort Wayne, where they attended a meeting of the coal dealers of Indiana, I Michigan and Ohio.

Eli Nicolet went to Fort Wayne this morning. Jesse Ray of Pleasant Mills was in the city today on business. C. F. Kinna has returned from a business visit to Jackson, Mich. Miss Gertrude Llnnemeier of Preble went to Fort Wayne thi» morning. Miss Celia Smith has gone to Fort Wayne and Now Haven for a visit with friends and relatives. Miss Etha Deitsch returned this morning to Celina, Ohio, after a visit here with Miss Ljtlia Miller. Homer H. Knodle of Fort Wayne was here today for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. Elias Crist. W. A. Kuebler came home last evening from Fort Wayne, where he attended to important business matters. Miks Florence Sheeter, who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Wolpert, left this mornhig for her home at Tiffin, Ohio. The Daily Democrat acknowledges receipt of a letter of thanks from the Knights of Pythias lodge. It is good to be appreciated and the letter has been filed with our papers of value. Are you reading “The Third 'Degree,” the serial story appearing in the Daily Democrat? It is the most interesting story of the age and should be read by young and old. Miss Fannie Kiracofe of Wren, 0., who came to visit a few days with her brother, John B. Kiracofe, and family, was called home today by the illness of her mother, Mrs. N. I* Kiracofe. T. M. tßeid of the Waring Glove company arrived home this morning after a six weeks’ trip through the northvest. He will leave next Monday for a journey through the south. He r. ports busihess for that company us being splendid. Irvin Jtrandyberry of the firm of Teeple, Brandyberry & Peterson, who has been ill with stomach trouble for several days, has returned from Fort Wayne, where he submitted to an examination by specialists.’ It is likely that he wilF~recover rapidly apd he hopes to be able to resume bis place at the store in a few days. Dick Peterson, a Decatur young man, who has been working a few weeks for the Morris company in their store at Elwood, has been transferred from the Elwood store to the Bluffton store, and will come to this city to reside. His wife is now here with her parents, who recently moved here from Decatur. —Bluffton News. Floyd Ketcham of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the guest of Miss Bess Fisher. A painting on display in the Holthouse Drug Company’s window attracts much attention. It is one painted by Mrs. Adel Neptune, tho subject being little Miss Martha Sellemeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sellemeyer. The picture shows I the child among a growing cluster of pink and white cosmo blossoms and ia a very handsome work, artistically done. I ■lll — K

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NEWS FROM COURT HOUSE. The will of William Schroeder, probated yesterday, leaves one-third of his real estate to his wife, $1,200 each to his daughters, Sophia Doehr-! mann, Caroline Paul, Mary Halfeldt ’ and Dora Hollman, and $2,000 each to his daughters, Minnie and Louise Schroeder. The remainder of the real estate, consisting of two farms, goes to his son, William Schroeder, | who is made the executor of the will. ’ —Fort Waynp Journal-Gazette. Fifteen-year-old Robert liley, wno has been in jail since his arrqst Tuesday night, on a serious grand jury 1 charge, was released this morning, 1 upon giving bond. The original bond was five hundred dollars, but trtis was reduced upon plea of his parents to SIOO. Real estate transfers: John F. j Lose and wife to Charles C. Lose, lot 83, Decatur, $l5O. o <■ REBEKAH NOTICE. The Rebekahs desire the presence of all members, and especially of the degree staff at the meeting next Tuesday, for practice for degree work. 21t3 r Rev. J. M. Dawson, a patient at the Huntington hospital, since an operation for appendicitis, is getting along nicely. Decatur friends Bent some flowers for him, which, with the many others sent to him by his friends from many places, made his room in the hospital a mass of fragrant bloom. MRS. JEFFREY’S CONDITION. Harry Jeffrey received word this afternoon from the Lutheran -hbspital at Fort Wayne that his mother, Mis. J. W. Jeffrey, who was operated upon Thursday, suffered intense pain all night, but other conditions are favorable. The operation was for appendicitis and also for gall bladder trouble, and revealed that her condition was ’ worse than it was thought prior to I the STOCK FOR SALE. One bay mare, 9 years old, with foal, good worker, single or double, and 1 seven months’ old colt. S. H. PLOUGH E, Monroe, Ind.; telephone, Monroe, 3 shorts, 10. 10t6 GOOD LOT FOR SALE. We offer a splendid lot for residenc >, corner Eighth and Adams streets, Decatur; easy terms, SSO or SIOO down. Balance to suit purchaser. ERWIN & MICHAUD, llt6 Real Estate Dealers. o HOUSE FOR RENT—lnquire of John S. Bowers. Ilt6 LOST —Hand bag containing purse and glasses. Return to Mrs. Shaffer Peterson or to th*» office.- i2t3 |

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FEATURE NIGHT. A two-reel aPthe drama en titled, “The Man Hum,” leads the bill for feature night. Thia la one of tho best a'>o you < nu’d ever witness for the email price of five cents. A Vitagraph split-reel comedy helps make up the program for tonight. It is a good one. “THE MAN HUNT," Pathe Drama; two reels. "HER FATHER’S HAT,” and “THE MAMMOTH LIFE LOVER 3,” Vitagraph. Thr C -'Th- '“r. Bi if’ grfSmSSyr id yfIUQUII. ith *~~*r i i j* 11< I '• < .ifil'l These C'K’kit f < f ours certainly strike 'hr k.il tin old and your d ;tli e. We have t’ocaiiut. moliiSf-es, seed and supar cookies, and all the other good tlungs to eat which a splendid u -to-date bako'-y sh dd have. All our cooffi o, cakes, pics, pastry, etc., are simply delicious! JaccD Rtertiii

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