Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 105, Decatur, Adams County, 1 May 1924 — Page 5

1 Auction Salo \s I have rented my furm. I will sell nt Public Sale, 2 miles c of Willshire, near the county line, on soU Monday, May sth, 1924 Commencing at 12 o'clock sharp. The following Personal Property, to-wit: I HEAD OF HORSES 1 bay gelding o years old. weight 1150 lbs.; 1 bay mare 5 years old weight 1 150 His. with colt by I I bay mare I<> years old weight 1100 tbs. will foal by <!;(.• I h | 1 gray mare 10 years old weight 1500 lbs. These horses ' ~rr sound and good workers and the colts arc from the T. C. Bowin fine Imported horse and are good ones. SIX YOl'N'G BROOD SOWS with pigs by their side; also i ll hog weighing about <»<M> pounds. SIX BREEDING EWES will lamb soon. ONE BI LL about 15 months old. FARM IMPLEMENTS 2 good wagons, one in. Birdsell and 3 in. Turnbull; 1 gearless haV loader. 1 hay tedder. 1 hay rake, I disc grain drill, 1 check row corn planter. I Nesco manure spreader. 1 disc harrow. 1 double A harrow. 1 spring tooth harow. 1 pair of heavy bob sleds. 1 set hay ladders and grain bed combined, I gravel bed. 2 set of breeching work harness, 1 set of I single harness, 2 walking breaking plows. One riding corn cultivator 2 tons of hay in the mow, and many other articles not mentioned. TERMS All sums of $5.00. or under, cash; Over $5.00 nine months lime on good bankable notes without interest. 1 per cent off for cash on sums over $5.00. _ Fred Morrison ••Pal" Bevington. Auctioneer J. M. Dellinger, Clerk

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, IIH RSDAY, MAY I, 1921.

Asks That Allowance Not Be Increased Portland, May I.—A counter affidavit by the defendant to the plaintiff's petition for an Increased allow- ’ ance of fees for plaintiff, asking the court not to grant such petition, has been filed tn the Jay circuit court by William Murtaugh, of Decatur, in the divorce suit filed by his wife > Mary Murtaugh, to which lie filed a cross complaint. and which was as signed to the Jay circuit court on a ' charge of venue some time ago. On • last April 23, a verified application was filed by the plaintiff for the ' defendant to pay 1100 for the plaintiff's defense in the trial. The court docket shows a hearing on this is set for next May 6 In his counter affidavit, Mr. Murtaugh sets out that he has just came for a divorce from his wife and can prove the allegation which he makes in his cross complaint and that he has no money or means which to pay the increased allowance asked for 'all that he possesses being a small amount of household goods. HiC says he is employed as a section hand on the Clover railroad, and tint the Adams circuit court where the suit was originally filed gave the plaintiff $35 for attorney fees and an allowance of |5 a week for the sup port of plaintiff. That since the allowance was made the affiant has

been sick for ten days and has had a hard time to make the payments of the allowance. He further says that the plaintiff is employed by the Home Telephone Company at Ft. Wayne and earns more than sl9 a week. —■ a Bin fit on Country Club Still Seeking Grounds Bluffton, Muy I.—Having abandoned entirely the Idea of fixing up the Kunkel farm north of the city for a club grounds, the Bluffton Country Club association will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Studabaker bank assembly room to decide whether or not the Jacob Fackler furm. three miles north and a half mile west of the city can be considered for the club grounds. The Cackled farm consists of 75 acres, most of which is virgin soil and is sodded so that a golf course can be laid out this year. The land can be rented at sl,udo a year. It will be necessary to erect a. club house, however. The Kunkel farm was considered] too large end too expensive for the: club to handle, it was said. •— Holds Sunday Movie Ordinance Invalid (United Precs Service) Kokomo. Ind., May I.—Judge ! John Marshall in circuit coup today held invalid an ordinance of the city council prohibiting Sunday shows. j The ordinance was passed after Mayor Burrows voted to break a deadlock in the council. ■ Judge Marshall held Mayor Borrows under the law could not cast the deciding ballot breaking the tie in the council vote the Mayor presiding officer and not a lot.ncilcun elect. Spanish War Veterans To Celebrate At Bluffton I Bluffton. May I—Companyl—Company E. I Ifibih Indiana. Veterans of the i 'Spanish-American was, celebrated ] . brute the 26th anniversary of their! .enlistment Tuesday evening in a banquet at the Williamson Hdw Co. room on East Market street, next . door to the East Bank restaurant. I The meal was nerved from the | restaurant and an informal program 'I was carried out. !| At this meeting plans were nMNte I for entertaining the annual reunion I of the 10th Indiana Volunt'-er infan- I try this summer. Company E will be I .host to companies from Marion. De- I catitr, lAtfayette, vyabash. O- ian I Colombia City.’ Wamtiw, Tipton I —— — .Q - ALL OVER NDIAE'A J South Bend—Charging that Iter hns- I | band's continued swearing around I jibe hvme made it Impossible to break ■ I their eight year old son of the same I habit. Mrs. Irwin Staffer filed suit I for divorce. I Columbus-- When he inspected 172 I ' yardsticks here. Ed Hall, inspector I i <>f weights and nt inures. found only I one rhert the requir-.-d 36 inches. I Bloomington—Two historic elm I trots will be cut down when construe- I tion is started on the new Masonic temple. Tipton—The convention \of the Ninth District Indiana Federation of i Women's Clubs will be hel l here, B April 3«. It'i hmond —Candidates for nomination in the primary ole, lion have re H i elved questionnaires from the Ku | Klux Klan The candidates were not tasked to their stand on the Klan. *1

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