Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1922 — Page 5

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(-oloiiel Fred Reppert H»ft Inst night , or xbrsskka on a circuit or Hales. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fruechte, of KirkI(|tM l township, were business visitors , 1|1(1 shoppers here today. W. E. Kintz, of west of city, was (l badness visitor Here today. Kennan Stenzel, of Cincinnati, was h business caller in this city today. C D. Lewton returned last night lr oni a business trip to Indianapolis. Ibtb Mason, of Dayton, Ohio, was a business caller here today. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Guild, of Fort Wayne, visited friends here this afternoon. Miss Marie received a big box O s beautiful garden roses this morning from her mother, who is visiting In Bandera, Texas. She also received # box of mistletoe. Mr. A- Foreman, of Preble township, was a business visitor here today. Arthur Bleeke, of north of the city, was hero today on business. Mr. Werling, of Preble township, was here today looking after business interests. Porter and Beavers have delivered ' two new Buick Touring Sedans, one to Avon Burk and one to Henry Sheiman. Miss Tawney Apple has got so she kin smoke an’ read, but she’s havin’ some trouble expectoratin’. We guess Ike Lark has been some place on a sleepin’ car fer big shoes are shined t’day.—Abe Martin, ndianapolis News

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111 ‘.' WhWe ,OTe *" ‘her s no i abor .. but you canT ke lh , h . rtd giri "ve it. Another thing that keens emat home a little dose’ thai they’! ordinarily stay is that they mXsmoke ’em on th' street-Abe Ma-tfn ■n Indianapolis News. was a Fort W.y M visitor 801 K Sl ' ee "'’ of ast O s the city, were business vlsi tors h<‘r« today. Dick Holbrook, of north of the city was a business visitor here today. Mrs. ixniis Koldeway, of northeast of 'he city, was here today on bus! ness. Mrs. Ed Goldner, of Preble, spent the day here shopping. 1 he Co-Workers Class, of the Meth odist Church, motored to the St. Paul hurch, five miles south of here where they attended the Revival Ser' vices last evening. Mrs. Joe Smith went to Ft. Wayne this afternoon where she will visit friends. Mrs. George Kintz, visited friends in Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. C. Spuhler, of south of the city, shopped here today. H. E. Battenberg, of Monroeville, was a business visitor here today. Herman Buuck and children. Aman da and Arthur, of Preble, attended to business matters and visited firends in this city today. Mrs. Herman Fuhrman, of Root

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township, spent the day In this city shopping. Willis Schuum, of Willshire, was here today looking after business matters. Henry Reinklng, of Union township, was a business visitor here today. Mr. and Mra. Adrian Wemhotf and son, James, will leave tomorrow afternoon for Baltimore, Md., where they will spend the holidays visiting Mra. Wemhoff'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAllister. —— — Two Automobiles Collide At Street Intersection —■ 11. Two automobiles collided at the intersection of Marshall and Second streets about noon today. One was driven by Hubert P. Schmitt and the other by Avon Burk. Mr. Schmitt ' was driving north on Second street and Mr. Burk was going east on Marshall street. Neither driver saw the other car approaching in time to stop his car. The car driven by Burk struck the left rear wheel on Schmitt’s ear, throwing it against a telephone pole and breaking two wheels. Mr. Schmitt received a cut in ono Jaw, hut otherwise neither driver was injured. One spring was bent on Mr. Burk's car. Hunt Men And Women Seen In Shafter Auto (Continued from Page One) turning home. She went to sleep again and thought no more of it until it was definitely established the automobile had been abandoned. When farmers discovered the hatchet murder and little Billy cuddling up to the corpse of Mrs. Shaffer, in her bed trying to keep warm, Mrs. Laird told her story to authorities again and new significance was attached to it. Sheriff Yost was still questioning Ben Brookshire, farm hand, discharged by Shaffer shortly before the Shaffers were last seen eight days ago. He was convinced that Brookshire did not wield the hatchet which split the skulls of the victims, but thought perhaps the youth might throw some light on the crime. Brookshire’s story of his whereabouts was found to be correct generally, but there are still a few details which Sheriff Yost desires to clear up, he said. o — CLOTHING STORES OPEN EVENINGS NEXT WEEK The clothing stores will remain open each evening of next week until 8 o’clock: Holthouse Schulte & CoJohn T. Myers, Vance & Linn, Tecpie & Peterson. Hear the F. & B. Orchestra of Chicago at the Cort theater Friday evening only. 1 I o —... ■ SPECIAL LEGION MEETING Special meeting of Adams Post No. | 43 of American Legion in Legion hall at 7:30 p. in. Monday, December 18. Business of importance. All members urged to be present. 293t3 V. J. BORMAN. Adjutant. o CARD OF THANKS I We wish in this way to thank all who helped in any way during the sickness and death of our loving son and brother. Harry Elias Whitright,, and especially do we thank the Rev. i C. L. Haney for his consoling words: and kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whitright and Children. o FREE INSURANCE An abundance of pure water and fresh air with moderate eating, physical and mental rest, -cleanliness of mind and body, coupled up with regularity, common sense, exercise, cheerfulness, pure food and thorough inastification greatly insures youi health. S. J. ZURBUCH, De. M. C. Oilice phone 189. Res. phoje 590 293 U o Tell Sufferers How to End Piles Forever' Rochester Doctor Achieves Remark-! able Success with New Prescription, J Must Give Absolute Relief or Money Back. It has remained for a well known Rochester doctor to find a real remedy for Piles. Years of patient, painstaking effort on his part has resulted in ’i prescription that will actually heal Piles and absorb them never to return. This doctor says no man or woman need suffer another hour front any pain arising front Hemorrhoids or Piies now that he as made arrangements with leading druggists to dispense this wonderful prescription known as MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES lot- a modbrajc price on! the! money back if dissatisfied plan/ You'll be amazed to see. how quickly | it acts. Blessed relief often comes in ■ an hour; oven in cases of long standing with profuse bleeding really wonderful results have been accomplished. Special Note—Out of town sufferers: 60 ents mailed to Mecca Medi- I etnai Products Co., at Rochester. N. Y.. will bring a box by Parcel Posl and guaranteed. You are sure to get it at any good druggist. |

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