Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 27 September 1913 — Page 5

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ft WEEK’S SICIAL CALENDAR, Friday, i»i< ni( .... u PI . ~ ' '• Jesa,! ® ; ,ii “ Bori " t - - M| - ■'">'■> i-.dk, La .^ eti All ’ z » >i s Lutheran KgJto<liial School House. H'Orient Club. .\i,,. <’ harl ,. s I . feS- Saturday. A. Pastry Sale G:i- onj,,. Mrs. K,| ttaker. Mr. and Er l B - Waldo rii'liwiil t. l willbe D -ntur at tlie ~ ti;; . the home of Mr. :, n ,| o' IJr nrlr "" o.< .11 tn. married eoi.bt, \i r NcCoguv. the I do i u .i-, r/at u '' :y lwr " Miss '"' '■ : " r r| ' " .p oopb are now visiting at Bluffton hi:, stater, Mr Scott, and from * 1 re will to ( in. ft: ,■ , . a to learn sundry for their homo at /*' Fpringflcld, Hl., wher > the groom is as lire: m on i-ailioad. reports from the w tiding show was a »■<•' v bi'untiiui <-n-> at r tie- lioiit' Ct the bride’s parMr. and Mi--. >-i, i: r Th weather film . ,t th sti.ite Mp» -t>S hold out of doors. \ Virgo rug WCOV< r» . : lor tin ,-.-. i.-n. Joinder the tnanle tre s in t ! c yard, and '; where the couple stood a double arch iWeetod. 'l'iie ar. it ba< Is'rro'.'ttd Elwm of gre-n and v. hit", and the front S,arch Os green will: Al.itf wedding EL'-rl’Mls .IT ;t. -md flowi i ■ ■•■a! mo d’ »fa vases and p"'-. Tin wedding march N Wat played by Mrs. At a f .I.- r. and party made a |-i tt\ aiq-e.ir-■■Mis. The brill- wore a gown <> white satin, with over far., tunic i FWil shoulder drapery, with pi arl trimKinin.'. A whit.' agr, t*e was worn MFIU-r hair and -la .. 'I d whit" ill pink .tin, . errying jink ■|<amut:on«, and Mi F an- ■> Hal > r K| in blue saflu, carrying white earn: Kgrm;-‘. ?erc- very »r t. ttarve Bak- & er and Rollo Hausman o Marlon -.•<>rK£ attendant- Th-,lt". I'. -■'■ T. Stei.h<snson of the Decatur Method W Ist chunk officiated and little Missl B ©pal Scott was ring bearer, th" I'M! < 1 Ol.ined uith the'cTf:’. m Tor

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' :| de the decorations very, pret- '' lH v re: Henry Scherer, Pl. ' Mrs. c c. Miller and daugh1 ‘ Ima and Harriet, Ft. Wayne; (; • " Bennett, Ft. Wayne. Ind.; Olive Biehani, Misses Ethel and ; "' a Gilmore, Misses Cora and MinBlue, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. ■ l; . Buln i. nl)(i daughter, Mildred; I i'. Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank] liilmr, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Elzey] ■md children, Grace and Dorothy; Miss, 1 ""'i B.iker, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Baker] : 1 I'; Mr. and Mrs, R, H. White: md sens Niles and Noel; Mr. and j It- I’ Dot'.. Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. mond Hixson and daughter, Fort '•••"• : Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kellog d due,"titer, Nina, Ossian; Mr. and H v. ill tn Scott and children, Opal ! '■ ■■md), BliifTton; Mr. and Mrs. ‘"■'i 'm Mit'ague, Ossian; Mrs. Henry Zuber, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. An- .<• "" McCaaue, Ossian; R. C. Dausni ti, Marion; Miss Mary E. Kinsey, Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Briishwiller and children, Lota, Leia I Helen; Lloyd, Floyd ami Adrian Liilot, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurberand children; lohn, Joseph and Gertrude '■ Mi Kitty Fought, Miles Hoop, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mallonee, Mr. and Mr Jake Wright, Miss Helen Sheets, Mrs. Dolma Elzey, Mrs. Mary N. Dailey, Miss Letitia Singleton, Miss Velma Butler, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sheets and fi'ti, Gerald: Tena and Fred ShnrmT, Mrs.T. A. Mallonee, Mr. and Mr . George Geels, Mrs. Thomas Raker. Mrs. Harvo Baker, Miss Gusta K> u tn. Miss Frances Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baker, Mrs. Etta Rine- ] hart. Mr. Peter Gaffer and ‘daughter, Fmmi s, Mrs. Amanda Moats and grandson, Clarence Moore, drove to the home of J. W. Brodbeck, near Bobo, where they spent yesterday, ml were very royallv entertained. I • it h season Is on at the Brodbeck home, where many trees are loaded . tlm lust ions fruit, and samples • re brought hack with them by the visitors. Miss Ida Gunsett was given a happy ur|>ri ■■ last evening at the home of l„-r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ounsett. by the Young People's Lutheran ■ y. Tills was the regular meet-

| ing night and after assembly at the i school house, they went to the GunI sett home where both the business and social meeting was held. The as- | fair terminated in a '‘button party," the entertainment being a unique one. A large button was formed and in the holes appeared-the heads of nigger babies. An inscription; "Don't hit me hut hit the other follow," invited the throwing of buttons into the hob s, and first prizes in this contest were won by the Rev, Wehmeyer and Clara Boltnecht, and the booby by Henry Dierkcs and Clara Weiland. Another i was a button sewing contest. Each ] ] boy was given a square doth, a but- i . ton, needle mid thread. Each girl got' ' a button and they were required to. hunt partners by matching the buttons. Then the boy held th© needle ] while the girl threaded it. and he took the needle mid sewed on the button while the girl held the cloth. The attempts were somewhat clumsy but the boys finally sewed on the buttons, though many at first wondered how to make the knot in the thread big enough so it wouldn't go through the ] hole in the button. Fred Jaebker and j Agnes Haugk won first prizes and Herman Haugk and Marie Boose, the boobies. Mrs. Gunsett was assisted ih , ' serving luncheon by Miss Lulu Lanke-i ' nau. The luncheon carried out the' i button idea. The sandwiches were in button form with big raisins for holes, | the beets had holes cut in th< m, mid ' I the potato salad was in round form with beet dots for holes. Cake and coffee completed the repast. After supper other games were played. Outside guests were Caro and Iva Standiford and Edna Johnson. The Euterpean club will open its season with a G o'clock picnic dinner this evening at the home of Mrs. Jess • ■ Dailey. The Thimble club members enjoyed a good time yesterday afternoon just with its own little coterie of members, i at the home of Mrs. Frep Patterson, bringing their sewing with which they worked until the refreshment hour. The September section of the Ladies’ Aid of the Evangelical church held their last session Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Maynard Johnson, on Winchester street. After the business session, in charge of Mrs J. H. Rilling, refreshments were sen-. ed and a social hour was enjoyed by all, forty-two being present. The fl-' nancial re|>ort was a delightful aur-1 prise. Tim section consists of the fol- ] lowing persons; Mrs. Maynard John-

son, chairman; Mrs. J. a. Smith, Mrs. Clifford I.ee, Mrs. Simon Moore, Mrs. William McHarnes. and Mrs. Merryman. They raised the sum of $35.75 in various ways. o ■■ PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offer for sale at her farm, s'j, miles east of Decatur, 3 miles northeast of Bobo, 5 mil's northwest of Wren, Ohio, on Thursday, October !!, 1913. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.. the following property, to-wit: Five head of horses: One Belgian mare, 2 years obi, weight 1275 lbs.; 1 Belgian mare, 1 year old, weight 1135; 1 sorrel gelding, 1 year I old, weight 1115; 1 bay Belgian suck- ] ling colt; 1 span mules, 3 years old. Two head cattle: One black heifer, 2 years old. bred; 1 spring Jersey calf; 1! head of sheep; !» breeding ewes; 2 spring lambs. Hogs: Four brood sows, 1 black sow, duo to farrow soon; 3 spot ted sows; 9 head fat hogs; 10 head shouts; 7 head small shouts. Farming Implements: Deering binder, new; hay tedder, good as new; Superior grain drill, cheek rower, new; riding breaking plow, riding corn plow, walking breaking plow, disc harrow, spring ' tooth harrow, bob sleds, hog rack and ladder, hay ladders. -1-ln. tito truck wagon, hay in mow. oats in bin, corn in shock, baled rye straw, mule harness, set heavy work harness, extra collars, and many other articles not mentioned. Lunch served on ground. Terms of Sale: —$5.00 and under, cash. Over that amount a credit of 9 months will be given, purchaser giving a bankable note with approved se curlty. No property removed until settled for. STELLA MITCH. Ed Kirkland, Auct. Frank Kurbcr, Clerk. NOTICE. We will positively allow no hunting or trespassing on our farms. Any person caught doing so will be pros eeuted to the full extent of the law JOHN BOGNER 223tfi JOHN OMLOR. - ■ - - - o- - NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. Dr. Roy Archbold, the dentist, an nounces that he will be absent from the city oh Wednesday, Thursday, Fri , day and Saturday, Seutember 17 to 20 on account of the state denatl conven--1 tion to be held at Gary, j 222tG DR. ARCHBOLD. o Democrat Want Ads Pay.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. CO acre farm, 3% miles from count) seat. Good buildings, on macadan road, good locality, good prodiictivi soil. A bargain. Also a good list of city property. A largo list of southern Michigan p farms. Texas land—partial irrlgatioi '• —at a very reasonable figure, s For further particulars son m-th FRHCHTE * HELM. 0 v. • FOR SALE Cheap, following furni e ] ture, good as new: Extension tabic 5, dining chairs, 1 Morris chair, dresse I and commode, 1 bed, bed springs, mat r 'tress, a stand, a good five-burner gasc -,i line range, with oven, and go-cart I pood as new. Mrs. Will P. Colchin .. Russell street. 22ft V —o R FOR RENT -180-aere farm in Wabasl township, two miles from Berm 15 See Bowers Realty Co., Decatur, Indi i ana. 225 t d ~~ ' I STAR GROCERY | i: | g I (l 'l !•* Self raising pan cake I flour 10c a il ■'l Self raising buck wheat ' I 10 cents r, ■ ’ f . I Preserves all flavors 10c >. H j ii I Seeded raisins ... 10c I Corn syrup 10 20 & 40c I Sweet potatoes lb . .3c t Rolled oats . . . . 10c y 1 ] Early june peas . .10c ! Macaroni 10c ! Spaghetti 10c ■ Noodles 10c 1-:I i. I I [Will Johns,

\W \\ Pity Vnpainted House! y <\ \\ \\ * In \\ \\ \ V Would you go out in the peuring rain wearing ~ >. * \ \ \ \ \ your best clothes if you had no protection \ \\ N as an umbrella or raincoat? Nut if you could help it, you say. . Yet some people expose expensive material to the elements without adcipiate protection. b u >ld* n £ material in your house is ex- \ pensive and should be protected. Otherwise • \\ it will be ruined as surely as the fine clothes . \\ you wouldn't wish to wear out in the rain. ;r ; \ \ V Dampness causes decay in wood-work.’ If ’■ •' \ you keep out the dampie ss <Oll keep away °’ decay. Paint made with n, 'V Phoenix White Lead di (Dutch Boy Painter Trade Mark) -o-i AndjPure Linseed Oil iiL will keep ava/ dampne " ?n3 p v y, IIE We sell it. Come la ?.n 1 ’....: i Sa<..' ’• i ll' |IBH| Holthouse Drug Co. THE WHITE STAG EXTRA MILD “The Sweetest Smoke Story Ever Told” Just everlastingly kicks the grouch out of your system, old scout. Get I hep, play a nickel against this bet tease the tuck of a White Stag with a little fire and watch the old Dream Stuff come back in clouds of fragrantly cool smoke. The Delicious White Stag taste, make life a joy. 5c At All Dealers 5c