Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1923 — Page 2

' « HI m—— ■» Mm Robert H. Peterson and son, Robert Halo, Jr., arrived tront Indian upoll* last evening and aro guesta at the J. S. Peterson home.

, —— You’ll Like Our Shoes You will ho satislied with any style you select from our stock. New creations both in ladies’ and (ients' Footwear, inode by reliable manufacturers, quality leather and comfort in every pair. I For good shots at low prices we advise a visit to our store. Buy For Fash and Buy For Less Peoples Cash Shoe Store ! " l Er-x 11 hQI/10-PAINT \ very vjalion I cssond |j | Os This Paint j Equal To Five Quarts j Do vou believe you cun It's exactly the same ■ kBS i j quart can? 1-nt it true than most paint, isn’t it J I that some get 9 miles out exactly the same as if you | of a gallon of w!p3e had 5 quarts m every one ■ i other- gqt to? ttSESt of your gallons. Haven t j the number of gallons of loom here to tell you why g* ; gas put in the tank, that this paint we sell, goes so * i counts. It’s the number far, but if you’ll drop m j * of miles that come, out of we will gladly give you | it. the convincing facts. , The Hoithouse Drug Company i j —a^Ts\itfe cC J j SB As I am going into other business r will soil at Public AncSB tion at my farm 1 mile east and mile north of Decatur or l -j mile north of Steele school, on . P Saturday, May 12,1923 || Commencing at IP. M. sharp. • Hj The following property, to-wit: H 23 One team good workers. H jS One 4 vear old'CSnemsey. giving (• gallon a day; rn fi Jersey ■ 5 ’.errs old, giving 5 gallon a day; one Jersey 6 years old. giving 5 gallon a ttov; one good milk cow. Hj Chickens p ■ 100 h'-ad good laying Plymouth Rock. 5 head of Ducks. Wb H Hay and Grain „ p ■ 150 bushel of corn; about 4 tivu of good timothy hay. Hj f| Farm Implements M sag Binder, ti foot cut; wheat drill; mowing machine; hay SB rake; corn plow; i.crn planter; disc; double shove!; feed chop- ME MB per: breaking plow; raj-den plow; one horse wagon; surrey; itS h(v».j.wagon'; hay ladders; forks; lawn mower; set double ■ h onetej; fc.set buggy harness; platform scale, and numerous • TK-Itsis Ail s-.rm'j of $5 and under cash; over $5 a credit SB •i ;t thf/nths, hurt *» months to draw 3 percent interest. A dife- fl ■ count of 4 percent for cash. IB g .1, . U

W. A. Klepper of the C’loverteafl Creameries is attending to business at Binghamton and New York City this week,

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY. MAY 8. 1923.

Tuesday K. L. of C. E.— Ethel Fuhrman, 7:30. Everyready Class ot M. E. Sunday School—Mrs. Erve Klxey, 7:30 pm. Tri Kappa—Miss Fan Hite, 8 p. m. Three Link (Tub utter lodge—Rebecca Hall. Wednesday Bridge (Tub—Mrs. Win. Bowers—--7; 30 o'clock. Luncheon Bridge Club —Mrs. L. H. Klelnhenx —8 o’clock. Reformed Y. W. M. A—S. S. Annex. 7:30 p.m. Thursday Ladies Aid Society of E. V. Church Church Parlors ! Loyal Workers Class of E. V. church —Mrs. John Mostjr. Queen Esther Pot Luck Supper—o o'clock. Queen Esther Pot Luck Supper— At M. E. Church. 0 o'clock. Work and Win Class of l'. B. Church— Mrs. Jennie Schlickman. Friday Zion Lutheran Aid Society—School House, 3 p. m. Friday Night Club —Mrs. D. M. Hensley. May IStli. Ladies Aid Society of M. E. church Church parlors. 3:30. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Debolt of Herne entertained the following guests at Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. William V. Debolt of Berne. Air. and Mrs. Isaac Clironister and daughter. Miss Helen from Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lord, daughter Marjorie and son. Junior, of Ft. Wayne. * The Queen Esthers will have a pot luck supper Thursday evening at the Methodist church instead of Tuesday evening as was previously announced. It was necessary to make the change ou account of the laitin Club picnic. .* Mrs. Herbert Kern's section of the Delta Theta Tan sorority will give a benefit bridge and “500” party Friday evening. Tickets may be obtain ed from any menihei of her section. ★ The meeting of So Cha Rea has been postponed from Thursday evening of this week until Tuesday evening of next week at whieh time JHss Helen Gass will be Hostess. All members please notice. ★ The Friday Night Club will postpone its meeting of Friday night with Mrs. D. M. Hensley until a week from Friday night. May 18th. on account of the Delta Theta Tau card party. ★ Mrs Jennie Schlickman will lahostess to the Work and Win class of the Cniteri Brethren church at her home at 116 South Tenth street, Thursday evening. All members are requested to he present. ★ Kohler-Walchle A quiet wedding was solemnized at seven o'clock Saturday evening when Miss Lilly Wal<He. of Berne, became the bride of Clifton Kohler, of French township. The vows were received by Rev. A. M. Clauser, pastor of the Linn Grove Missionary church, at his home on South Hendricks street. The couple were attended by Mist Silva Kohler, a sister to the groom, and Andrew Hackenigos. Mrs. Kohler is a daughter of Mrs. Marianna Walehle. of Monroe township. and during the past two years lias been working at the home of Dr. -A. Keuaser. in Berne. Mr. Kohler is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kohler of French township, and has been assisting on his father’s farm. The young couple will reside on the Alfred Kohler farm. ★ Miss Ethel Fuhrman will be hostess to the young peoples society of the Evangelical church at her home north of the city this evening at 7:30. If the weather clears up it is hoped that a good attendance will be there. ★ The Misses Helen Blee, Marcella Tec pic. Loot a Iv-Brun. Hue la h Nichols and Edna Miller formed a party and hicked to Monmouth last evenulng for a picnic supper and (lower hunt. They returned on the Intern rban after which tlu-y motored to Berne and Monroe. ■k The Y. VV. M. A. of the Reformed church will meet in the Sunday School annex at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. * The Ladies Aid Society of the M.E church will meet in the church parlors next Friday afternoon. May 11th at Or'cfcK-h This is the Prs» meeting of this conference year and some very important plans of work will b* announced. Mrs. E. A. Beavers and

Mrs. A. I). Hunslcker are the chuir | man in charge. * Mrs. Charles Btirdge and Mrs. S. E SUamp left this morning for North Manchester to attend the annual convention of the Pythian Sisters ol District Four. A special program will he given to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the wrltttng of Home Sweet Home, written May 8. 1833. Lydia J. I.a-verton. district leader, will have charge of the meeting. Mrs. Shaiup is an officer of District Four. North Manchester, Huntington, Portland, Blußton, Peru, Andrews, ■ Penuville. Ossian. Redkey. Roll, Jonesboro. Marion, Converse. Warren. Van Buren, Tocsin, Montpelier. Wabash. Bunker Hill. Ges City, and Decatur, are the cities of this district. ★ Miller—Spangler The wedding of Paul Miller to Miss Rosa Spangler, took place this morning at the St. Mary's Catholic church. Ht S:3O o’clock Rev. J. A. Seimetz received the vows of the single ring ceremony. The attendants were the brother and sister of the bride, Anthony and Cecilia Spangler. Ihe bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Spangler, of east of the city, and has been employed in Fort Wayne for the past several years. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mill -t of east of-the city and is employed

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us moulder at the Decatur Fouudry.; The weddiug dinner wtfs served ut the bouie of the brides pareuts for; member* oi the Immediate families J The young couple will reside onj Adams street, where they have their home already furnished. NAME FOUR FOR JURY SERVICE 1 , — Four new jurors were drawn today, to take the places of those who were excused from further service during j the April term of the Adams circuiti court. The jurors excused from ser-, vice were Lewis F. Miller. Charles D. Schenck, Charles A. Mann and Abe Schnepp. The new jurors drawn today were Clark F- Fink, of Geneva; Martin Miller, of Decatur; James W. Barr, of Geneva; and Clement L. V. Snell, of Monroe. The jury will be called to hear the case of Niblick vs. Parrish on Thursday. A motion for a new trial in the case of V. Frances Murphy vs. Frances Murphy, administratrix of the estate of the late J. W. Murphy, was filed today by the defendant. In a recent trial, the jury awarded the plaintiff judgment in the sum of $4,500. Letters of execution were issued today in the estate of Elijah Pease to Joseph V. Pease. Mr. Pease filed bond in the sum of SS,OOO. John B. Stauffer was appointed guardian of Mary A. Stauffer and Eugene E. Stauffer, minor heris of Maude Stauffer, deceased. -

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