Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 19, Number 189, Decatur, Adams County, 11 August 1921 — Page 3

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t.. _ _ i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ + + ♦♦ + + , • ABOUT TOWN + I ••♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs. Charles Throp returned home yesterday from Portland after a visit at the home of Mrs. T. Throp. 1 Miss Grace Arnold is visiting in Portland at the home of Miss Blanch Ford for a few days. Mrs. Vaughn Murray and daughters. Mildred, Jane and Catherine, are spending the remainder of the week in the country with Mrs. Murray's parents. Mrs. George Flanders and daughter, spent Wednesday in Fort Wayne. Rev. R W. Fitch, pastor of the Christian church of Katon, Ohio, arrived Monday for a visit at the homes of Jesse and Jasper Gilbert; also other Mends and relatives. Mrs. ?itch and children came Saturday to te in attendance at the 56th wedding inniversary of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Gilbert. Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Fitch and children, left today for Montpelier, Ind.. to visit the former's parents and from there will return to their home at Eaton, Ohio.

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George VV. Stogill returned to his home in Bluffton after attending the fifty-sixth wedding anniversary of his sister. Mrs. Jasper Gilbert. France Cbnter will motor to Chicago tomorrow where he will attend the Pageant of Progress Exposition and visit with friends. Oscar Lqnkenau has been in Chicago this week attending the pageant of progress. The Rotarians will meet this evening at the Decatur Industrial Association rooms and Henry Heller will give a talk on the proposed thirteen amendments to the state constitution Several people from this city went to Muncie today to attend the Delaware county fair. Mrs. Louise Vanderlip of Elkhart is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Catherine Hoffman an dother relatives. “Dad” Cross of Geneva was a business caller in this city today. Mrs. Avon Burk and Miss Madge Hite spent yesterday afternoon and evening in Fort Wayne. Mr. Fred Elzev is spending- a few days in Fort Wayne. He is taking his vacation at this time. Frank Loshe of east of the city was

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a visitor in tills city today. James Watkius of Pleusaht Mills was a business caller lu Decatur this morning. William Krourkeberg of Union township was in Decutnr on business this morning. , Mrs. Leo Henesseo and daughters of Wren, Ohio, were visitors in tills city yesterday afternoon. Charles Mnrbaugh of Union township was u business caller ftfero today. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fuhrman of Preble township shopped In this city today. Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Stover, daughters, Gladys and Dorothy, of Rockwere visitors in Decatur yesterday Miss Sbplita Ifeuer of Root township was a shopper in this city today. Jacob Roth of Monroe township was a business visitor in Decatur today. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bollinger and daughters, Edna and lona, of Monroe township were shoppers in this city today. William Miller and son. Lee, of St. Marys township visited in this city yesterday afternoon. Th* ole Moots farm, long regarded as th’ most valuable an’ desirable estate in this section, passed quietly int’ th’ hands o’ Ice Cream Dealer Joe Bentley, t’day, before Candymaker Steve Beasley knew it wuz or. th’ market. Ike Soles started fer Tulip in his car early this mornin’ an’ his wife is afraid somethin’ has overtaken him.—Abe Martin in Indianapolis News. Don’t forget the Ice cream and cake social Friday evening at the U. B. church by class 11. Any one wanting a pint or quart of cream phone your -orders to the U. n. parsonage and cream will be delivered between 5 and 6 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Riley and daughter Maxine, of Blue Creek township were shoppers in Decatur today. Fred Bieeke of Union township was a visitor in this city today. Pete Hockemeyer of St. Johns was a business caller in Decatur today. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Reiley of Salem, shopped in this city today. R. A. Davis 6f Salem was in Decatur on business this morning. Mr. Dye Furgeson of Willshire, 0., was a business visitor in this city today. Mrs. H. G. Sells of Monroe visited in Decatur this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scheiman of near Hoagland, were shopperff-in this city today. Gordetf Enger spent two weeks at Lake James and returned home last night. Mr. Herman Reider and daughters of St. Johns, were in ths city yesterday afternoon shopping. Galli-Curci, sweet singer, will give a special concert at Winona Lake the night of August 16th. Tickets are on sale at the Holthouse drug store now. James P. Haefling, of Fort Wayne, expert accountant, was looking after business here today and greeting many old friends. The Hosea Ray family moved to Ridgville, Indiana, today where they will reside at least for the present. Mr. Ray is in the trucking business and has been employed by the stone company there for several months, finally deciding to move to that place. The public schools of this city will ofcen three weeks from next Monday and it’s time to be thinking about it. A crowd from this city left this morning early for the Muncie fair. If the same weather exists there the day was no doubt somewhat of a disappointment. ~Ti. L. Conter attended the Marcus' show at the Palace theater, Fort Wayne, yesterday afternoon. Bob Peterson, of Sherwood, Ohio, is here for a visit witE his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heller will motor to Fort Wayne this evening to attend the Marcus show. The Mumma family reunion will be held at Lakeside Park. Fort Wayne, one week from today. Jesse and Charles Niblick attended the Marcus show in Fort Wayne last evening. Don't forget the Mt. Pleasant Ladies' Aid social to he given tomorrow evening on the court house lawn. There will be Ice cream, cake, crackerjack and cottage cheese for sale. Everybody invited. Harry Knapp, Bill Linn, Vane Thompson, John Clafkf Pat Hyland, Joe Brenen and Heck Hensley motored to Fort Wayne last night and attended the Marcus Review given at the Palace theatre. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hensley visited their daughter, Mrs. Schick in Fort Wayne yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Graham were Fort Waytoft visitors yesterday. ’ Lester Hoffstetter and Lohnes McIntosh attended the show at the Palace last night. A number of Australia plants are covered with hair. Cuba has 1,250,000 tons of sugar ready for shipment. Good Ceoking Apples, 6 fits, for 25c at Steele’s Grocery. It

NO-TAIR Huir, Nets, all colors, 10c each, at G. C. Steele’s store. it —•— W. C. Macke of Root township was in thin city on business yesterduy. —. t . Helpful Hair Hints Worthy the Attention of Everyone Who Would Avoid Dandruff, Itching Scalp, Gray Hairs and Baldness. "What will stop my hair coining out?” Reply: Parisian Huge (liquid form) is the host remedy for hair and scalp troubles; said to prevent bald ness, gruyness and dandruff. “Before going to lied, ! always rub u little Parisian sage Inio my scalp," says a woman whose thick, soft and Huffy hair is greatly admired. This stops Itching sculp, keeps the hair from falling out and makes it easy to urrunge attractively. Reautiful soft, lustrous healthy hair Is a simple mutter for those who use Parision sage. It’s inexpensive and sold by the Holthouse Drug company and all good druggists with guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded,

PIANO PRICES DOWN! Prices and Terms Hit Rock Bottom In Our Effort to Completely Wind Up Big Sale. HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! E Decatur’s Greatest Piano Sale Is Now On! t t ~ 30 to 50% Discount from Former Prices ||g i JJa# $389.00 ‘>■ ’ ■ WONDERFUL BARGAINS ALL TO GO „ , XT Brand New $650 Player l!i ,»l .- ' -.j,1 'l i ,r I A line up-toJatc Haver Uilhlta'di WUfc Bench and Twelve Rolls. “„ d w T "." s $507 - $455 , 0 J 1 * .. . t - - * ( vis , . * * Big Bargains in Rebuilt and Used Pianos, Players and Phonographs. Every Piano and Player as advertised. No deception, no fake. Come in and see for yourself. \ Such new Pianos and Player Pianos as the famous STROHBER. SMITH tk BARNES, SCHILLER, HOFFMAN, GULBRANSEN, LESSING. I GAY, ZWICK & MYERS x Open Evenings DECATUR, INDIANA J V t

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