Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 18, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 4 February 1920 — Page 5

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- ABOUT TOWN The five consecutive winners of the great Indianapolis race ainee 1913 will run races within a race in the eighth Annual 500-niile International Sweepstakes on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May ~lst, for a ca J purse of 150,000. whi h will make the big five century grind one of the most interesting battles in American! speed history, as th- lure of the big purse will be so great that not one of the former winners will be able to resist the call. This was the thirty-sixth working day for the Ferguson company on their contract to complete the G. E plant within sixty days. They have four weeks yet and will finish with in the time, it is confidently believed by the men in charge. The weathei has been against them but they have certainly shown their ability to construct buildings through the winter months. The flu situation in, this vicinity is improving each day and fewer new cases are being reported. Those ill with the diseases are reported better. Mr. and Mrs. William Spade and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Banmgaduer of

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’Pent ycctcidny with Mr. ; and Mrs. John Mosure. Belina Ruckman returned to Cartridge, Ind., after spending the weekend with his father George Ruckman ■nd diaries Knodle family, and Will Rucknian family. Harriet Wertzberger who is a pati- ' tfnt at the Methodist hospital at Indiaipolis. is reported as getting along : very nicely. Her friends will be glad to hear of her improvement. ■ I. (' Marker, of Windfall, Ind., is visiting with W. W. Marker and ; family t Jess t’ole is able to be around alter an attack of the Flu. ' Mr> H. E. Jackson and children, of Fort \\ ayne arrived for a visit with I her sister, Mrs. George Mumma and • lier parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. ■ Drake, of Wren, Ohio, The alley sewer back of the prop- • erties on the west side of North Sixth stree became clogged up fol- ■ 'owing the thaw the other day and ' consequently caused a great deal of I nconvenienee and discomfort to the . property owners who had their cel--1 l?rs flooded with water. Street ComE missioner Tom Dowling had a force ■—r-w-.-. T-r ~ -II- - nnir- - ll—i i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1920,

of men on the job this morning trying I to find the cause of trouble and promised not to stop work until an outlet wu made and every cellar was 1 drained. I The county commissioners adjournI'ed today in continued session until Friday when they will meet with the I 'commissioners from Wells county ami take action on the Fred Gallemeycr county line road. The city council in session lust evening authorized the clerk to go ahead I with the advertising of receiving blds for the building and eqnlping the new | Power House. Bids will probably be | received at their session on March I 2nd. |i Have you investigated the merits of I the Victory Savings Account inaugI erated by the Peoples Loan and Trust I company of this city? Its a real way | to save money and a protection for I you and your family : Th<‘ American Legion Post of this I city is preparing to hold Memorial ] services on Sunday, February 22nd | in honor of the men who died in the I service of their country. 11 Mrs. Amanda Helm went to Fort | Wayne this afternoon to visit y'ith I ■ relatives. Ji Mrs, Katrina Habbegger and dough ter Barbara, of near Monroe returned after Consulting Dr. Bulson regarding Miss Barbara’s eyes. Mrs. Chester Howard and bab< went to Fort Wayne to visit with Mr and Mrs. Ed. Howard. 1 Ten new cases of the influenza have 1 been reported to the City Healtl Officer, Dr. H. F. Costello since yes . .terday. The Reformed church of the United - States, through its Forward Move I ment Commission, will this spring asl its members for $10,874,425. for thi ’ work of the church for a five-yeat 1 period of growth and effort never be fore equalled by the church. This is r in addition to the amount needed for regular expenses which will ag f gregate over $4,000,000 for the five i year period. The huge budget will bs I itemized as follows; Home Missions . $2,383,200; Foreign Missions, $2,514. 225; Educational Institution, $3 850. >- 000; Publication Interests, $550,000 li Ministerial Relief, $1,200,000. Th, I cost of the campaign, estimated a il three per cent, will be $350,000, whirl f makes the grand total as shown above e (if the amount for Ministerial Reli-f I 81,000.000 will go for sustentation i- and the remainder for disabled or aget e ministers. ’ r

' COURT NEWS Real Estate Transfers. Jacob Fall) 1 $1; Elizabeth Ellonberger and others and heirs to Christian Moeschberger, , ’ tiuct in French twp., Quit claim deed, 1 to Christian Moeschberger, 40 acres ’ in French twp., $1; John Barnes to R. c 1 S. Worthy, lot in Geneva. $1,000; Olis c 1 Burk and others to Jacob Alt and others, 40 acres in Jefferson twp., $5,75'1. c | Jarnos (liilcoat by his next friend I Orpim MeConnehey vs Samuel Sch-. ’ rock on a charge of replevin a Demur- ' er by plaintiff to the defendant and plea in abatement field. 1 ; In the suit for damages of John 11. 1 Porter vs Ixmis Miller and Clarence 1 Miller, the case was dismissed as the : defendant Louis Miller. Leave was j t asked to tile an amended complaint y which was filed. Rule to answer j r amended complaint. I A. D. Baker Company & Corporas tion vs Schafer Hardware Company, il the defendant motioned to cause sep-! I arato actions stated in plaintiffs corn* e plaint to be docketed as separate ac- , tions is overruled by the court. Ex•t ception by the defendant and 30 days p time is given to tile bill for exception. I In the petition for drainage by Wil r Ham Gallenieier and others exparte, the case is set for trial and hearing ( on March 4. g | Fred L. Stevens vs Anna McConnell on note, cost bond was filed by the ■ I plaintiff and approved. [• I Harvey L. Sipe and others, exparte. in their petition for drain tield appliede tion for allowance. '* Charles L. Estell was appointed as 3 ‘ administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Johnson. d Barbara Bremerkamp. executrix of ■- the estate of Henry Bremeerkamp. apk peared and filed her written waiver ie and assent to the sale. An appearir ance was also made by Charles Snyder ?- filing his written waiver and assent, is A default of all defendants except d Barbara Bremerkamp and Charles ?• Snyder. Suggestions of the minority ‘ of the defendants Helen Bremerkamp ■e and Margaret Bremerkamp. H. B. s - Heller was appointed guardian. i,d; ■■ Litem. Appraisment of real estate I *•’ filed. An additional In,nd was tiled j l; Finding for the Plaintiff on his petiholds a mortgage on lots in the sum lt of $5,000. A sale is ordered at not ‘ II less tha the appraisment at private ‘ ■ with 3 weeks notice. '• Raymond Harting is able to be back d at his post of duty at the ’ Eats" after a seige of the flu. y INDIANAPOLIS MARKET (United Press Service) ,! Indianapolis,. Feb. 4 —(Special to I Daily Democrat) —Hog receipts, 8,-■ I 000; market 25 to 35 lower; best h heavies, sls,Vi 15.20; medium mixed, | ■ [email protected]; common choice, $15.30 ! I @15.50; bulk sales [email protected]; cat-! tie receipts, 1)00. steady; steers, sl2' 8 @18; cows and heifers, ss@l3; I $ sheep receipts 200; market steady. | Tops $9 @lO. | TWO ROADS ARE ORDERED I Tlie county commissioners in session today ordered the construction of the A. R. Wolfe and Henry Kruckeburg macadam roads in Union township. The auditor was authorized to advertise for bids for their construction on March 2nd. It is doubtful 'if these roads will sell as the estimate on which they were originally figured was made a year or two ago. FOR SALE - Secondhand threshing , rig outfit, 20 horse steam traction engine w and 3658 separator witli all attachments. In number one condition. See D. N. Stauffer, Berne, Ind 20-27-34 FOR SALE Modern residence on N. Fourth St. 1 building lot on West Monroe St. 2 building lots on West Adams St. 2 building lots on South 11th St. 7 building lots on West Madison St. 2 building lots on Winchester St. For particulars inquire of 29-TU-F-5 wk A. D. SUTTLES.

FINE fOß■■ Musterols Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints —D-ives Out Pain You’ll know why thousands use Musterob cnee yot? experience the glt.d relief it Rives. Get a jr.r ; 1 once from n.c- nearest drug store. It is a clean, white ointmen made with the oil of mustard. Bett :r than a mustard plaster and does not jlister. Brings ease and comfort whihit is being rubbed on! MusteroJe is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia!. 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. MB

A HEARING FOR JACK (United Prass Service) New York, Feb. 4. -(Special to Daily Democrat)- Jack Dempsey, world's (hampion, will be given a chance to clear himself of "draft dodging charges. The army, navy and civilian board of boxing control, to whom the champHAVE COLOII IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets To have a clear, pink skin, bright syes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets (a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil) act on the liver and bowels like calomel —yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That’s why millions of boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25c.

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■JT'VICRY dollar you keep at JU/ home helps you. Every dollar you spend with peddler.-, and mail order houses goes out of circulation as far as your town is concerned.

I Decatur—Bena Buhler, Enterprise Store, Fisher & Harris, S. E. Hite, M. E. Hower, I Bert Hunsicker, A. D. Hunsicker, Mangold & Miller, F. V. Mills, Niblick & Co., Run-yon-Engler & Co., G. C. Steele, W. E. Steele, W. 0 Stewart. Preble—W. F. Jaebker. Mercer. ()., —Carl Daugherty. Rockford, 0., —Rockford Supply Co. M ellsboro, 0. —Ray & Co.

I Read This I YOU SEE SOMETHING IN THE PAPERS EVERY FEM DAYS ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF CLOTHING WHICH WOULD MAKE YOU THINK THAT CLOTHING MAS GOING TO BE CHEAPER FOR THIS SPRING. THE TRUTH IS THAT CLOTHING FOR THIS SPRING WILL BE HIGHER THAN THEY WERE FOR LAST SPRING. WE ARE PLACING OUR CONTRACTS FOR NEXT FALL AND WINTER SEASONS NOW; AND WE FIND THAT MERCHANDISE M ILL COST THE MERCHANTS FROM 90 PER CENT TO 100 PER ( ENT MORE THAN THE SAME QUALITIES COST HIM FOR LAST FALL. WE STILL HAVE SOME GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS AND S OVERCOATS WHICH WE ARE SELLING FOR MUCH LESS THAN WE COULD BUY THEM FROM THE MANUFACTURERS TODAY. COME IN AND GET YOURS TODAY. I Holthouse, Schulte & Co. j GOOD CLOTHES SELLERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.

ion appealed for a hearing, has reconsidered its previous decision to remain out of the controversey ovei his war record and will sit in judgement i on the case Feb. 11.

i ATTENTION FARMERS VVe pay the highest cash price tor hides. We have some good feeding tankage al SI.OO per 100 lbs. ’Phone 101 or 10G. FRED MUTSCHLER PKG. CO

These dollars do not help build your schools or support your churches. Peddlers and mail order houses that rely on premiums to secure business must sacrifice quality.

NOTICE Please leave your subscription at the Engclcr store this week f«r the Designer Magazine. Regular price $1.50. Special at 80 cents a year. 3t.

You pay full price for every premium. Patronize only your local grocers, foi they are the ones who are helping make this town a better place to live in.