Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1923 — Page 2

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Gravel Road Bonds To yield 4 , /i% interest. Adams County Gravel Road Bonds at Par and Accrued Interest. Victory Bonds taken in exchange. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. BANK OF SERVICE - ' " I PUBLIC SALE I g As lam going into other business I will sell at Public Alte- H I tion at my fartti 1 mile east ami ’u mile north of Decatur or Vi M 9 mile north of Steele school, on |K | Saturday, May 12, 1923 I 9a Commencing at 1 P. M. sharp. M U The following property, to-wit: H Horses 99 One team good workers. 99 Cattle 8 |g| One 4 year old Guernsey, giving f> gallon a day; one Jersey 99 ■ 5 years old. giving 5 gallon a day; one Jersey 6 years old. giv- ■ ing 5 gallon a day; one good milk cow. BB Chickens ■I 100 bead good laying Plymouth Rock. 5 head of Ducks. H Hay and Grain k 3 150 bushel of corn; about 4 ton of good timothy hay. SB J Barm Implements B Binder. •: font cttl: viißreWW!!: mowing machine; hay ■ ■ rake; corn plow.; corn planter; disc; double shovel; feed chopH per: breaking plow; garden plow; one horse wagon; surrey; BE ■ two horse wagon: hay ladders; forks; lawn mower; set double BE H harness; 1 set buggy harness; platform scale, and numerous ■ H other articles. ■ K TERMS—AiI sums of $5 and under cash; over $5 a credit M ■ of li months, last tj months to draw S percent interest. A dis- ■ count of 4 percent for cash. ■ H ROY JOHNSON. Auctioneer. ■ W. P. Colchin I m I* — _ Here’s Your Chance W ; \ “A Stitch In Time Saves Nine” anti “Saving in Time” will save you nrany a worry when a rainy day comes along. Come in and let us give you a “TIME SAVE!!’" which is a combination timepiece tint! savings bank, finished in ebony for the ollicc, and ivory or nickel for the $ home. ' Let us explain the plan whereby you* can obtain one of these clocks FREE. I Old Adams County Bank . ' n 1 I ■■, 1 1 —- , Wl.i 1 1.'.1W Ml. .11.1' ■ . LMMHH9HMiBSSS»BBBBBEBMHIBBnHMBBnBBBEBBBBMM»R

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT? THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1923:

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Thursday Ladies Aid Society of E V. Church Church Parlors Loyal Workers Class of E. V. church —Mrs. John Moser. Queen Esther Pot Luck Supper—6 o’clock. Queen Esther Pot Luck Supper— At M. E. Church. t> o'clock. Work and Win Class of U. B Church —Mrs. Jennie Schlickman. Aid Society of U. B. Church —Mrs. C. E. Baughman. C. L. of C. Degree Team Old Moose hall. 7:30. Burk's Bible Class —Wm. Kohls home, 10th street. Eastern Star Initiation. 7:30. Eastern Star in hall at 7 pan. Friday Zion Lutheran Aid Society—School House. 3 p. m. Friday Night Club—Mrs. D. M. Hensley. May 18th. Igtdies Aid Society of M. E. church —Church parlors. 2:30. P i lota Xi —Mrs Wes Hoffman. 8 o'clock. Philomath Bible Class Mrs. S. P. Sheets. 8 o’clock. Woman's club business meeting— Library. 7 o'clock promptly. The Civic Section of the Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon in the Rest Room of the Library, for a business meeting* At a previous Mrs. Grace Walters was elected . chairman of the section but being unable to serve resigned at this meeting. Mrs. Hattie Suttles was elected chairman; Mr< Nellie Haney, treasurer to take the place of Mrs. Hattie Suttles; Mrs. Grace Schafer, assistant chairman; and Mrs. W. K. Smith, secretary. The report of the playground committee was read, they having completed the erection of a tennis court at the South Ward and a horse shoe court on Monroe street. The section decided to meet every two weeks from 7 to 8 in the Rest Room of the Library. * Mrs. Herbert Kern's section of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority will give a benefit Bridge and "500" party at the Elk's hall Friday evening. A parcel post sale will be held before the games which will start promptly at eight o'clock. Those who ' are hot there promptly at eight will forfeit their first game. Tickets are being sold for 35c and may be purchased from any member of this section. Mrs. Will Bowers entertained the bridge Club last evening at her home on Monroe street. Out of town guests were Mrs. Edward Wilson, of Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Robert Peterson. of Indianapolis. The guest prize [ was won by Mrs. Chalmer Schafer. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Hause-Vore The wedding of Coach Raymond B. Hanse, of Berne. t> Miss Ruthella Vore, of Bluffton, occurred Saturday, April 28. but was kept a secret until rumors were received in Berne. I Tuesday evening. The wedding took place at Coldwater, Michigan, with tile single ring ceremony being used. Mr. Hause is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hanse, of west of Bluffton. He is the graduate of the Liberty Center high school and later attended TriState College and Muncie Normal and will attend summer school at Franklin College. Mrs. Hause is the daughter of Mrs. W. S. Kelley, of Bluffton, and has heen employed as a telephone operator at Bluffton exchange for some time For the present they are making their home with the groom's parents. w > . A pot luck supper and farewell was I given in honor of Mrs. Ada Martin hind Miss Irfora Thornhill last eve- ! ning by the Gm o Geto club members in the chib rooms of the local General .1 Electric plant. Mrs. Martin has aci copied a position with the JournalGazette and Miss Thornhill'has acjeepted a place in the Fort Wayne j works of the General Electric. Following the supper the club members presented the honored guests with a ! pretty gift. Those who were present were: Ethel TutnblesOß. Viva Ray, Agnes Huston. Velma McGill. Franeile Marlin. Gladys Rcffy, Melvena Butler. Mabel Walters. Verena Miller. Beatrice Peterson. Frances Lichtenstiger anti the two honored guests. Miss Thornhill had been ertiployed at the 1 local G. E. plant for two years while Mrs. Martin had been a year. Tue Order of Eastern Star will llieet in the Masonic rooms at 7 o'clock, prompt, tonight In addition to the regular meeting, there will be initiation. There will be business meeting of I [the Woman s club tomorrow evening ‘■at the library, ar 7 o'clock promptly. (All members are urged to be present.

JOHN MG CUSH SEEKS DIVORCE Says Wife Left Him and Refused to Cook His Meals; Other News John McClish. today, filed a com plaint in the Adams circuit court asKing for a divorce from his wife, Minnie Mct'lish. whom he says he believes is now located in Tennessee. The complaint states that the couple were married on July 23 1919. and that the defendant left the plaintiff's home on January 3. 1922. The plaintiff charges that the defendant stayed away from his home for wjeeks at a time without telling him-

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! where she was. and also rMuaed to couk bls meals. TUe firm of Frucbte 'and Lltrivr represeuta tin* xplalutiff. Judge Jesse C. Sutton has declined Jurisdiction in the estate of Clintou C. Cloud, he having been an at i torney for the estate previous to his ; ' I appointment as Judge of the Adams i lirelltt court. Judge Sutton appoint- 1 cd Attorney Earl H. Adams special judge in the estate. The different | heirs filed their ascent to, the sale i of the real estate, and Judge Adams ordered the real estate sold: one- : third of the purchase price and SSOO [lto be paid to the widow, Elza J. I Cloud. j The Lincoln National bank has tiled a complaint on a note against Oscar Buttemeier, through the law ; firm of Shambaugh and Shambaugh. Judge Sutton today awarded judgment in the sum of $488.38 in favor of the plaintiff in the case of Lavina Bricker vs. George W. Fravel -et al. [ Judge gtutton returned from Portland last night after acting as special judge in a case in the Jay circuit court yesterday. The case was not completed and it will be necessary for Judge Sutton to return there on [ May 31. >

r ~ > VICTORY 4/0 BONDS Due May 20,1923 These bonds may be cashed at par, plus ticcumulated interest and the funds invested in ! strong, desirable TAX EXEMPT investments, yielding • 7% You will be pleased with our service. The Suttles-Edwards Co I O. P. COWARDS, Pres. A. D. SUTTLES, See’y. South of Court House DECATUR, INDIANA