Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 56, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1913 — Page 3

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| * WEATHER FORECAST I Generally fair tonight and Friday. Rising temperature. Wilbur Urick went to Fort Wayne today noon. E. Frltxinger made a business trip to Fort Wayne to-day. Jacob Tester made a business trip I to Fort Wayne this coming. Emanuel Woods r "trie a business trip to Fort Wa' e this morning. County Burvev o r and Mrs P. L. Macklin are rejoicing over the birth of ! a daughter. Mrs. A. Kohne and daughter, Miss Agnes, went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day. Miss Dove Cully, of Wiilshire, Ohio, changed cars here this morning on her way to Fort Wayne for a visit. | A party of Wells, Adams and Jay county people left Bluffton last evening to pay a visit to the Ford factory at Deroit.

THEHOMEOF GroceriesJ COME AGAIN! QUALITY GOODS “ And Courteous Treatment Please OthersThey Will Please You o o f* N Standard sweet com 3 cans 25c Extra standard sweet com 10c Fancy sugar com . . 12 l-2c Country gentleman com 15c Lye hominy can 10c Cracked corn hominy lb 3c Plenty of good dairy butter, fresh country eggs. We Candle every egg we sell- the year rcund. We pay cash or trade for produce I Eggs 15. Butter 20 to 27c I Hower and Hower. I North of G. R. & I. Depot. ’Phone 108: H F.M. SCHIRMEYER FRENCH QUINN H President Secretary Treas. || I THE [BOWERS REALTY CO. I I REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS, B Bn t ifiggj I The Schirmever Abstract Company completeAb; ■ S stract Records, 'twenty vears Experience. _ ■ Farms, City Property, 5 per cent ■

Herman Yager waa at Fort Wayne to-day on business, R- K. Allison, of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday on business. Mr and Mrs. A1 bast Moyer returned from Fort Wayiife this morning. Mrs. Mafgaret Meibers has returned front Rome City, where she spent a few days visiting. Mrs. Albert Graher went to Fort , Wayne this morning to visit with her 'sister, Mrs. Wilson Miller. i John Hessler, formerly of this city j hut who now liv«<s at Fort Wayne, was i a business visitor in the city to-day. j John Lachot left this morning on a business trip north going from here to Fort Wayne and then to Waterloo. 1 Mr. L T. Brokaw has received word from his grandson, Mr. Thuran Cole, who Is In Washington, D. C., attending the Inauguration. Bernard Brake Is home from Joliet, ! 111., where he has been for the last year to spend a week’s vacation with his mother, Mrs. Herman Brake. Mrs. Gus Johnson and daughter, Bernice, and Mrs. Fred Bauman and daughter, Helen, went out on the 8:’10 car to spend the day with Mrs. Alfred Deam, in Root township.

Chester Johnson made a business trip to Monroe this afternoon. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kless Is 111 with an attack of Indigestion. John A. Yoeman. of Monroe, was a business visitor in the city to-day. Miss Naomi Laman, daughter of Mrs. Anna Laman, has returned to school after a siege of the mumps. Mrs. (R. J. Mar.tey and babe, who have been visiting In the city with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Emerson Bennett, returned to their home at Biyant, this afternoon. Miss Mayme Brake left for Chicago, where she was called on account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Mina Brown. Mrs. Brown will be operated on for appendicitis. Miss Marie Bultemeler of the Graham & Walters office was off duty i yesterday, she and her sister, Miss jEda Bultemeier, of St. Johns, spending the day In Fort Wayne. Mrs. S. P. Hoffman left yesterday | for Berne to visit at her parental home. She will also spend several days at Dr. Hoffman’s parental home at Linn Grove before returning. Chief —Tel) me, sir, why you have so utterly failed to get a clew to this crime. Detective —’Tain’t my fault. I The reporters are down on me, an' I they won’t tell me nothing!—Cleveland Leader, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, who left j yesterday afternoon for California and > the Hawaiian Islands, where the climate Is mellow with sunshine, left Just In time to escape the Decatur j weatherman’s little cold dash. Mrs. Dick Hill and daughter, Mabel, went to Monmouth this noon. Mrs. Hill is the only sister of Mrs. Martin Marhenke whose death occurred at her home at Monmouth yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held Fri- ! day morning at ten o’clock from the house. I Mrs. Lewis Guebard, who returned to her home in Fort Wayne today noon, was accompanied by her mother, "Mrs. Dan Haley who will visit there. Frank Van Buskirk returned to his home at Monroeville today noon after a visit at the John Myers home south of the city. | Frank Gallup, principal of the high school at Albany, N. Y., suspended a boy and a girl for flirting. A hundred members of their class went on a strike and a general walk-out was threatened. It is presumed that Gallup will get down off his high horse and go a little slower. Miss Keyser returned to Fort Wayne this morning. She is a trained nurse from Hope hospital and has been here with a classmate, Miss Irene Myers, also a trained nurse, who is attending her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, who is dangerously 111. Mrs. Myers rested well last night which a favorable point. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. S. K. Christy suffered a stroke of paralysis that affected her entire right side, and she Is not expected to live more than a few hours. She has not regained consciousness since the first. Some few years ago she suffered a stroke of paralysis that affected her left side, and she has been practically helpless since. Mrs. Christy has been one of the pioneer ladies of this community, and her loss will be felt in more than one way.—Wiilshire Herald. Mrs. . Christy is the wife of the well-known doctor and Is known to many here. The Harvey & Leonard Real Estate agency closed a deal yesterday for J the sale of thd John Price farm, south jof town, better known as the Bert j Lenhart farm. The new purchaser is I William W. Hawkins, of Clinton coun--1 ty, Indiana, and the deal included a farm owned by him in that county of ninety-nine acres. The total consideration in the deal, including the value of the two farms was 128,640. Mr. Hawkins will not move here for a year at least, the farm having been leased to George Strickler, Jr. The tatter is moving on the farm to-day. The marriage of Gerald D. Beaty, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beaty, of Ossian, and Miss Lola Glen Middaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper C. Middaugh, of Union township, will be solemnized to-day, probably at Uniondale. The young people are well known to scores of people in the county and are held In the highest esteem by all. Mr. Beaty is bookkeeper for the Ossian Lumber company and the couple will reside in that city. The groom is a former student of the Bluffton business college and made his home in Bluffton for some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merriman.—Bluffton Banner. PETER CONTER TO MOVE. We have turned the shoe repairing department in our store over to Peter Contcr, who will hereafter lease control of that work. He will take possession next Monday morning. 56t3 ELZEY & HACKMAN. o democrat Want Ads Pay.

siesssam-. 11— — 11 — ir- —■ *— —■ iv Candie now on df ter I Steel and Weaver I Good Brooms 19c fi play See them K . Each 5 and 10c store J-jacii SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 35c pictures all day Saturday at the small price of 10c each. These are 10x12 with good frames and glass, Don’t miss the sale Easter Will Soon be Here Childrens Dresses. [ We will save you money on laces, embroiderys and Largest 'ine in the city at prices less than the maksuch articles needed. Try us ing 25, 50 and 98c 1 Embroidery 10 inches wide yard 10 cents Muslin underwear, New line here and we have some i t,‘‘ 18 “ fine grade corset cover and fine things in corset covers, skirts, gowns, drawers, flouncings yard 25 cents. princes slips and etc. 27 inch flouncings yard 25, 35 and 50 cents N ® w c ° llars the 50c kind at the low price of 25c Fine grade 45 inch flouncings worth SI.OO our price u• if • nec kw ear an( T hosiery, A fine asst, why pay yard 75 cents hl J?h prices when you can save money. A dollar sav--1 ed is a dollar earned. Save money on the confirmation suits. come in and see Household Articles RUGS Full size 1 pint can paint 10c Varnish and stains 10c A fine stock to choose from 50c up to $3.50 Brushes 10c Curtain goods fine line 10 and 25c Carpet beaters 10c. Lace curtains 64in.x31-2 yds long pair SI.OO Tack pullers and hammers 10c Curtain polles 10c Curtain stretchers 98 cents Window blinds 10 and 25c Whisk brooms 10c Mens shirts fancy and work 50 cents Ax handles 10c, Boz bottle proxide 10c J Bj s shirts, waists, pants 25c 8 inch files 10c 1,000 pieces enamel ware at 10 cents Fancy articles from 10c to 98 cents Wash boards 25c GARDEN SEEDS AND TOOLS l We have part of of our garden seeds in and rest on the way, don’t pay 5c for them when lc will buy the same kind we have sold them for seven years and will guarantee them to grow. Try them lc each. Rakes 25c and 50c Shovels 50c Hoes 25 & 50c Spades 50c STEELE & WEAVER I J THE STORE THAT SELLS THE GOODS ! fU. .. . I IH

■ ■■l nWMMlill I II ... MONEY (iri It Here Any amount you want up to *IOO.OO on Furniture, Pianos, Teams, etc., without removal. W’e give you a written statement of your contract. Also allow extra time without charge In case of sickness or loss of work. 84c is the weekly payment on a *35.00 loan for fifty weeks. Larger or smaller amounts at same proportion. If you need money fill out and mail us this blank and our Agent will call on you. Name Address Amount wanted Our agent is in Decatur every Tuesday. Reliable. Private. H. Wayne Loan company I Established 1896. Room 2, Second Floor, 706 Calhoun Street. Home ’Phone, 833. • Fort Wayne, Ind Yd IOKT AS AN EASTER LUXURY Martin’s Hot Cross Buns are always eagerly sought for, as we succeed in giving to them a delightful flavor which no other makes possess. We are also prepared to furnish and will have <sn sale, all i he popular kinds of p» s, cakes and pastries especially prepared for Eastertide. Jacou Martin

NOTICE i i ■ Mortgage exemptions are due to be filed on and after | March, 1 1913 until May 1, ! 1913. I have had several [years experience in making ! mortgage exemptions and am equipped to do work in : every way. When you aie j ready to file vour exemption give me a trial. WILL HAMMELL Over Vance & Hite Store

{AT COST! S We will sell at cost any II ■ 11 Ladies, Misses or Child EE S Sweater or Jersey. We II II ave a good U II selection in good colors 5 S mmm and sizes. If you are ■ || 11 I in need of a sweater fiff |'A 2 S jlffe' |li coat or Jersey, it will |j 'n / I j' - * pay you to see our line. ' ?1! ii § : THE BOSTON STORE !! 1 11 DECATUR INDIANA =

n ;edo St. Louis & Western Railroad Excursions $2.00 To Toledo, Ohio and Return Sunday March 9 & 231913 Train leaves Decatur 4:48 a.m. Return Limit Date of Sale. See Agent DECATUR For Information i — - ! FDR SALE—Good dwelling house. 3 FDR SALE —Brood sow; wtli have j lots on 13th St., one square from pigs In March, Inquire of Dyonis brick street.—J. H. Ellck. 63t.. Schmitt. 47t1l