Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 14 February 1923 — Page 3

yES or NO? A T««* «♦ Ysur lnt,lllß-n€ * "* nsW.T 10 Os ffc-" orrH vBB , to th- other NO. :, ‘ O STOP TO THINK! Answered Tomorrow ,57!! railway uad a railroad the grammar a wlence like « i ““ rtion ’ A T red ’Ta W “ nil * rabb “ ‘ he " Bjitual' __ YE3 animals are ..X’Jodent "sPfdes and the differin name is often a matter of lo J .u.tom The cottontail rabbit. 2 sample, Is a hare. Ground -bur„.|pg animals of the species are Lily called rabbits. j-lL P |a,oD,r l ‘ >V,, m ” an 8,5 flUclt love? Apswer-NO. To the contrary, a, | O ve and friendship advocated by L o is devoid of MX consideration „ d is actually the purest form of Jipresslon of the sentimental atjlfiunent.

NEW CORYDON Fred Fennlg moved to Berne Thursday. ' Mrs. James Snyder Is visiting her ynirots in Elwood. Ind. Harley Kelley helped his father Ju, citer Thursday. Frank Fogle, who was working in thr oil fields of Wyoming, has return«l to the Kansas oil fields. Prank .Mann who was visiting relu fives here left for his home in Eureka. Kans., Tuesday. ( has. Snyder hauled a load of coal for Mrs. Everett Walters Thursday. Will Fogel bought a hound pup at Noah Brunner's sale Wed. Must of the farmers around here attended the Short Course held at Portland Thursday and Friday. Gus Kelly is having his house repaired. Stuber and Fennlg are doing th, work. tit-urge W. Fennlg, who was in a hospftat at Celina, Ohio on account of high bico«i pressure, was brought to his homo here Saturday. Edmond Woodruff sold a good young a Wednesday. School at Jefferson Pen tar will reuube work Monday after a two weeks ihui down on account of Scarlet Fever. 'Mrs. Chas. St'.da was at Celina, Ohio, . Bat rday. Vui. Buekey, of West Milton, O„ and Mr.- lx»n Varve], or Humansville, Mo., visited with (he latter’s sister, Mrs. Wu, Butcher and family, Thursday.

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birthday surprise on Mrs. R. J Holiboutje at Terveer home. Mrs. C. S Meibers and lira Frank Gast won >rlz»s. Abner 8. Elzey purchases large gen*nd store at Ossian l’-ler Kirsch has thrilling experfence when clothes are cauht in cogs o’ big machine, but escapes uninjured. b 'phomore class of high school l " 6a reception for freshmen at home of Miss Leota Gllpen. •niiana legislature votes proprial "'U of $150,000 to provide suitable •“• i'lhit at St. Louis Worlds fair.

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MONROE NEWS Mrs. Margaret Dulin left for Frankfort. Ind, Wednesday Iming called to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Howard Keller. Ms. Clyde Noffsinger, wnat of town is reported in a serious condition Mrs. Noffsinger was formerly Miss Mary Bowman. Little Helen Sella, who han been in a dangerous condition for the past week, suffering from a complication of diseases, is reported as slowly Improving at this time Mr. Henry Thomas, of Decatur, was here 'Thursday on business Mrs. Ford Kessler and son, Harve, were guests at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Kessler, Sunday. The Ladles’ Aid society of the M. E. church, numbering 17 members, met at the home of Mrs. J. A. Hendricks. Thursday uftenoon to hold their regular annual meeting for the purpose of electing officers to serve during the ensuing year The regular routine of business was transacted. an excellent lunch was served and a good time was had. The officers chosen were: President, Mrs. Busche; vice president, Mrs W. L. Keller; treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Hendrick; secretary, Mrs. M. S. Llechty; Cor. secretary, Mrs J. P. Heffner; chairman work committee Mrs. J. J, Hofer. Mrs. L. A. Thomas, for many years a member of the society, but who has resided in Decatur during the past four years, was present and again paid her dues for the continuance of her membership for another year. Mrs. Themis 13 one cf the loyal and faithful workers in this organization, and has seldom failed to attend the meetings of this organization. The Eadies’ Aid Is a most valuable adjunct to the church, and are continually busy doing good to relieve the wants of the needy or anything that comes to their attention. They have gained an enviable reputation as being the best people on earth when it comes to furnishing dinners on all public occasions, as they have the best of cooks in their ranks who know how to serve the hungry. Homer Winteregg and Roy Hock were at Fort Wayne, Thursday on business. Mr. Kaehe, living southwest cf town, informs us that hts four-year-old son will brobably be blind from the effects of a powder blast which took place at his home several days ago while the children were taking powder from shotgun shells which they secured, putting the same into a tin cun and settiu!; fire to it. Three of the children were badly burned. The little lad had his face and eyes terribly burned and it is now thought the boy will be permanently blind. E. O Osterman and family are moving into the Harmon Osterman property on West Jackson street, from the farm. Mr. and Mra. Howard McCullough of Tourfn, Kaus., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Purr several days last week Albert Gray a student at Valparaiso University, returned to his studies Sunday night after a week-end visit with his parents here. Mrs. Grant Springer ant children, of Sturgis, Michigan arrived here Saturday to visit relatives and friends for a few days Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haggard and children, of Fort Wayne, visited over

ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WITH SULPHUR Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Rowles Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Bebause of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings ease from skin IrrlatioE, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use It like a cold cream.

When —you engage a Master Painter you have a right to expect the BEST Possible Workmanship and the use of his specialized knowledge on every point You can expect this service from us. We are Master Painters. Interior Decorating is our Specialty. Bee display of our work in the Smith, Yager & Falk show window. Gaffer & Son

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1923

the week end with relatives here. Mr Louis Sprunger and family of Fort Wayne spent Saturday as guests of Mr. and Mrs Homer W’interegg. Mr and Mrs. S. C. Souders left But urday for Grabiil Ind , for an over Sunday visit with relatives and friends. Ed Lehman, a student at the Hluff ton, Ohio, College arrived here Sutur day for an over Sunday visit with hts parents, Mr and Mrs Manuel Leh man O. E. Osterman and family have moved from the farm Into the Harman Osterman property recently vacated by Dr. Somers. Mrs. Otto Lob- nstelu is reported us being quite 111 with the flu. Many people from this place attended the funeral of perry Andrews, held Monday afternoon A great amount of sickness Is reported in and near Monroe at this time. Mr. Harmon Osterman, one of our well-known citizens, Is lying very sick at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Amos Brandyberry, suffering with a severe attack of pneumonia. Clarence Davis, of Fort Wayne arrived here from Fort Wayne, Saturday, being called on account of the

—— . Telephone Patrons-- | TAO you know that two party | line service on the new I system as proposed by the com- I pany will give y«u from 40% to 50% improvement in service over a magneto private line, such as that which is now r serving you? I ON THIS NEW two party ser- | vice you retain your private line number, get a new telephone, very small in size, lift receiver to call central and have all the advantages of the new Super-Service Switchboard. I I I I I WE WOULD RECOMMEND if | ■ p . | the proposal for the new tele- | phone equipment meets with enough public favor and is installed that 500 out of our 700 Decatur residence telephone users try this grade of service, and you would pay no more than you are paying now with the present system. I LET’S HEAR FROM MORE OF YOU I CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY a

dcaili of his grant! father. Perry Andrew.: Jack Gilbert. of Fori Wayne, visit cd relatives her.- oyer Bunday. Mr. John Ervin, of Monroeville, was hare Sunday evening calling on friends Arthur Haggard, of Fort Wi»yn<-, was th<- giieut of his parents, Mr. and Mei. H<-nry Haggard over Sunday. Solomon Kipfer, a farmer of near Vera Cruz, was brought to town Sai urday afternoon for medical aid from the result. of falling from a load of hay which he was hauling to Bluff j ton. Mr. Kipfer was seized with an epileptic fit, throwing him to the ground and badly lacerating and bruising his head and face. The revival meeting was begun al the local Friends church last Sunday night. A large crowd attended. J. J. Mayor has received a large amount of flower and garden seed from Congressman Albert Vestal which he will distrlbunte to all who may see him. TRY COLUMBIA CITY MAN (United Press Service) Indianapolis, Feb. 14 —(Special to Daily Democrat) —The case of Heber Alotn Besson, formerly cashier of

the Farmers Loan and Trust cotn-j puny of Columbia City, will go to the Jury in federal rourt here today.' B< .son wan indicted by the federal grand jury last month on a charge of

CRYSTAL THEATRE Home of Paramount Pictures TODAY and TOMORROW Thomas Meighan in “The Bachelor Daddy” Five cute kiddies orphaned by a bandit’s bullet—when a big handsome bachelor attempted to father the brood they led him a merry chase straight to a great love and happiness. I.EATRICE JOY ALSO IN CAST —ALSO— Pathe News and Comedy Special Music 10c—-25c

I t 'conspiracy lo violate the national motor vehicle act. Seven other tie J ■ fendanta in the rase have entered i pleas of guilty.

South Bonn—George Davli, wlit) I stole nine cents from a newsboy’s | stand, was sentenced to the state 1 farm for six months and fined s£oo In I criminal court.