Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 17, Number 287, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1919 — Page 3

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ABOUT TOWN f< e Kenyon Walters spent the weekend with his parents returning to z Fort Wayne yesterday. t , Mrs. Em Moots wrote t’ a Chicago mail order house fer three thousan’ j clothes pins, a hundred cans o’ bakin’ v powder, three croquet sets an’ seventy- £ five pounds o’ sugar an' got ever’thing but th’ sugar. Folks that eat unions j alius seem C be outspoken.—Abe Mar- y tin. Indianapolis News. Miss Marie Connell has returned v front a visit with her sister, Lois, at! Olenberg, and friends and Indianap-, ’ oils. I ‘ Mrs. S. E. Hite and daughter. Paul ine, went to Fort Wayne to spend the i 1 day. Mrs. C. E. Buck left this morning 1 for Morris. 111., for a short visit. She will be accompanied home by her daughter who has been visiting there for some time. Miss Grace Laughlin returned home yesterday afternoon from Geneva, where she has been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Funk and bahe returned to their home at Antwerp, after visiting with Mrs. Wilson and other relatives. ? Mrs. Christ Boese spent the day in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Edna Douglas went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit with her sister, Mrs. Eva Johnloz, who has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Liechty and daughter, Helen, left on the 1:95 train Crystal Theater TONIGHT “The Law of Men” A big five reel Paramount production featuring the charming little screen actress, Enid Bennett. Here’s one that you will like. The story of a young girl who is forced Io make her own way, landing in Ihe big city where she becomes a sculptress, and makes good. A feature extraordinary, and a good one. Don’t miss it!

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tor their home at Berne. They visited with a daughter east of the city. Mrs. L. W. Tague and daughter, Hazel, went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brake anil daughter of South Dakota are visiting with his mother, Mrs. Catherine Brake: Dan Niblick attended the Tri-State Merchants 'meeting in Fort Wayne yesterday. Mrs. Bessie Reffe returned to Geneva after attending to business her'. Miss Margaret Kidwell returned to Monroe on the 1:05 train after attending to business here. Miss Pearl May, accompanied her two nieces, Audrey and Kathleen Magner, went to Valentine today to visit with the Abe Raver family. Miss Vera Hower went to Fort Wayne for the day. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKinney of Russiaville, returned home this morning after spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. G. C. Steele and son. Mrs. Glen Ayres and son Billy Junior left this morning for Redding, Mich, to spend a few days with Mrs. Lester Patterson and Charles Craig and family. Mrs. Florence Craig who has been visiting with the Del Lake family accompanied them returning to het home. Mrs. C. E. Bell went to Fort Wayne for the day. Misses Cecilia and Anna Smith went to Fort Wayne for the day. Mrs. F. G. Schinerer spent the day in Fort Wayne. Miss Hulda Bleeke went to Fart Wayne to visit with her brother Adel ph Bleeke and family'. Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Walling of Will shire passed through the city enroute to Fort Wayne to attend a meeting of the church. The apparently smooth surface of tre body of the angle worm is covered with tiny bristles which aid in crawling and burrowing. If you like a Cough Medicine that’s pleasant to take, and one that gives results —try DR. MARSHALL S LUNG SYRUP Prices—2sc, 50c, SI.OO I Sold at all Drug Stores |

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COURT HOUSE NEWS c Real estate transfers: Margaret L.'e Daniels to Fred Reppert, part of lots f 129-130, Decatur, $800; James T.' Merryman, commissioner, to Rachel • Andrews, 35 acres of Washington township. $5410; James T. Merryman. commissioner, to Rachel Andrews, 35 acres of Washington township, sl. Francis M. Buckner vs. Union Traction company. Demurrer to complaint by defed naat. In tire matter of the assignment of William Drew, David E. Smith was appointed special judge, the present judge. J. C. Moran, being disqualified on account of having been of counsel. Deed was ordered, reported and approved. Final report was filed and I approved and the trustees, Thomas Drew and E. C. Arnold, discharged. The divorce case of Nannie Pontius vs. Homer Prtntius, was set for December 10. lowa City State Bank vs. Luther E. Carter. Cost bond filed. The A. D. Baker company vs. The Schafer Hardware company. Appearance by Lutz for defendant. NEXT GAME SATURDAY The Phi Delt basket ball team who opened their season Monday evening, at which they so successfully defeated the Fort Wayne Rayls, will stage another game in this city Saturday evening, having secured a game with the Fort Wayne Senators. The Senators are a fast bunch of basket-bailers, ihaving a stronger team than the Rayls [and come to this city witli the intention of defeating the locals, a feat which will be hard to do. A preliminary will be arranged for, and it will be well worth your time. Remember it’s Saturday night. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY A Thanksgiving program of unusual , interest and talent was given by the ( pupils of the First, Second and Third ( grades of the Riley school on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. The t program consisted of the representation of the dlfferen historical charact- £ eers such as the Puritan fathers, Pil grims Indians in qostume making the program more effective. James Thonr as represented Massasoit and when it . came time for his part he surprised ! the pupils by giving them popco-r balls and apples which were presented by his mother Mrs. L. A. Thom.is This surprise was appreciated by th< n children. _ About forty guests wer< present and enjoyed the program ver; •r much. Q Nearing the End h (Continued From Page One) >’ is said little Mary Patterson and an other girl appeared and Mrs. Patter t son told her daughter to help he 1" whereupon Mary went and got th' spade and m.uie two movements a; 1- though to hit Mrs. Adler with it. Mar; e did. it is said, pound Mrs. Adler oi g the back of the neck with her fist. The white dress that Mrs. Adie if- wore that day was exhibited in tin court to the jury this morning, sho'V 1- ing the grass stain on the front, math by the right knee, when she fell oi a ton of Mrs, Patterson, who, it is sai' ■1 held her in that position until the; were parted. The dress also showet blood-stain on the front 4>f the wais .where Mrs. Adler’s nose bled on ac h® New Treatment That Knocks Rheumatism 7Sc IIOV I'HEK TO \XY SI I-'FE It Ell 1 t'p in Syracuse, N. Y., a treatment for i'i-liunifitlsin has been found that hundreds of users say is a wonder, reportinjr cases that seem little short of . niiraeulou <. Just a lew treatments i even in the very worst eases seem to nceompllsli wonders even after other remedies have failed entirely. It : seems to neutralize the uric acid and ’lime salt deposits in tlic blood, driv'ing- all the poisonous clogging waste from the system. Soreness, pain, stiffness, swelling just seem to melt away \ and vanish. ! The treatment first introduced by .Mr. Delano Is so good that Its owner wants everybody that suffers from * rheumatism or who has a friend so afflicted, to get a free 75c package from him to prove just what it will do in every ease before >i penny is spent. Mr’. Delano says: “To prove that the Delano treatment will positively oVer- • omo rheumatism, no matter how severe. stubborn or long sfumling the ease, and even after .-.lf other treatments have failed, 1 will, if you have never previously used flit- treatment, send you :i full size 75c. package free I if you will just ent out this notice and send it with your name and address with I<>-- to help pay postage and dis-: Irtbulioii expense Io me persoiwilly.” I I’. fl. Delano. J1 <» Griffin Square Bldg., Syracuse. N. V. I can send only one Frew Package to an address. _ 21-20-2

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morning, was ten year old Gerald Ro u a non of James Floss who watehed the fight from a distance with all a boy’s Interest and was able y> tell of it in detail.

s During the trial the witnesses were e separated, the state’s witnesses and s those for the defendant, being sent i to separate rooms and not allowed to hear each other's testimony before

taking the stand. The evidence was concluded about 2:15 o’clock after which the attorneys began their arguments. The case will probably go to the jury this evening.