Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 12 January 1928 — Page 5

I obituary" I | , \v ttlfc o:wr77on of NIcUoHh , f Jol, “ wagoner, wan born in Ad- | aad Ma ’;’ X Monroe, March 15. K ■ inlH *'Jdeparted thia life December I I s49 ’ reached the ripe ago I «• a ;J months, and 10 days. | i " f 7 ' V nt his entire life in Adams ; I I,p Hpe ne lived near Monroe until I to " n vears ago when he camo.to | Mahon.*’ to the time of hit. I '"‘m," Waggoner was married Augu.t I ' Is .- S tu Sarah Jane Hughea. Thia j i h very happy and auceeaaful S g an? tor* over 48 years to.h‘r they travelled life’s pathway. I gt> h ?blessed with six sons, three of ’tn'.n nreceeded him in death. His I Je proceeded him in death. March I 5, 0n l tiw Uth of November, 1923 Mr. Waggoner was united In marriage X Ellen Roe. This marriage also I proved very happy, and gave to Mr I waggoner a true companion and help- | r in the evening of life and espec I tally during the past year of his illI n“ K s, during wnich time she has faithB fully cared for him. | it' was nearly a year ago that Mr. I Waggoner was stricken with a se>- ■ F ious illness. Up to that time he had been practically well. Through the , frequent admonitions of his compan- I ion during his illness, he was led to i seek die pardoning grace of God. He entered into a happy experience of j forgiveness and adoption into God’s | family. He was Itaptiaed and remain- | ed ;l faithful Christian to the end. , .lust Sunday he remarked to his wife I that he was ready to go any moment. ‘ | He derived great pleasure listening I to sermons over the radio. Suddenly | i and with but a moment’s warning his I | s pjrit was wafted into the spirit I world. Again ate we reminded of the I words of the great Teacher: “Be ye I. ready, for in such an hour as ye think | not, the Son of Man cometh.’’ j The three sons who preceded Mr. | Waggoner in death are Hozy C„ who [ died while still a boy, William Wes- | ley, who was married and who died about 12 years ago, and Lewis Edward. of Continental, Ohio, who departed this life just last March. ' There remain who deeply mourn iheir loss, the beloved companion. i Mrs. Ellen Waggoner; three sons, Albert Clinton of McComb, Ohio; Benjamin Franklin of Denver, Colo., and David Warren of Pontiac, Mich.; twe brothers, Ira of Monroe and Eli of Spokane, Wash.; two sisters, Mary .lane Baker of Decatur, and Minds l.aisure of Monroe, six grandchildren and many friends. We commend them all to the keeping of a very precious Heavenly Father. "Tis hard, so very hard To break a tender "Cord, 'll * That love has h<pm<l. togetltfW'. * K Tis hard to speak the solemn word | That we must part forever.” I Bui there is a Christian note of IB hope and joy; for ’’There is a world above Where parting is unknown; | A whole eternity of love I Form'd for the good alone; I; And faith beholds the dying here Translated to that happier sphere.’ "Then steal away, give little warnI ing, ; Choose thine own time. Cay not good-night — but iy some brighter clime Hid me good-morning.”

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BIRTH Gian W. Patterson received word i today, announcing the arrival of the stork this morning, Thursday, January 12, at the home'ef Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Rapp in Syracuse, Indiana. A eeven-

DELINQUENT TAX LIST The following is n list of lands, city an<l town lota remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year f»2B and previous years In Adams County, Indliinn: — - _ ~ 1 H I I ’I ’f NAME - DESCRIPTION I 5 a B " S 83” 1 3 I fi I I I I J ’ Il I ~ , , I NK.N TOWNSHIP Lichtenberger, Win. H. E-3 E-2 8W |3!|4O. ||B73«| I 1 1121.Mi|2T,18 Owens, D. F.,at al Trustee H-3 NE I 980 , 6800||8|ft' I -2 NT: I 9|7A.6A| I I |215.411h»».«0 „ HOOT TOWNSHIP ' “ - — — HE HE 10 | 3670| 620 f I I 60.38' 10.11 „ . „ . KI’BKLAND fOWNHIUP ’ I lerce, Geo. R. A- Reuben, lots 17-18 Curryville I 601 I | [ .Sul 1.07 WASHINGTON’ l oWNSjltl’*’ Gray, Roland C & Wm. W„ NE SE l.tlMo SI7IO H7O Miller, Michael. •®2SES '• E- 2.1-21 Bellmont Add... .. to | *****( Clevenger, Emmett C. * Pt SW | i , , . i Gephart, John. ear ‘ Pt e’’ SE \ 43U 1,50 ,3 ‘« ' 1 1 16 Pl 1 «4»f Northeastern Realty Co., E-2 NE .'7..'"w «|9'gio <| o ’ig’ul SS4I | Roebuck, K. B. Pt SE 20 i 22 12® ** ” II". buck. Edith. Lot 15 Pleasant Mill- | ( <> ISO' ( 7( FU BLt E ('REEK TOWNsIffIF" 1 “W’’ [Townaenc, * Cornelia PtSW ,3250 . G.ioo 2100| | |IS6.S2|IM»S i , , trench Towwianp —— Studebaker, David D., SW fr 12SI | Illi I Pt Lot 2 |2l S I 660! I I <i "if. tnrt | Springer. Herman D. SW .1231140 | 7«00|lM»| I (HB'.UiISS 3a HARTFORD TOWNSHIP | Brunton, Jeune Pt SW SW |g| .’s| ioo| 620| | | 17.221 10.23 WABASH TOWNSHIP ' ~ I r 'ook. Magdalena & Joseph, Ceylon Lots 77-78-19 SO' 180 | 10 061 671 Edens, Geo. D. E-2 HE...... 7|»o 4770 W-2 SW. BIBQ 47701 I Spt NE Fr 18 38.57 23404570! ' 280.01 181 .10 ' Ford. Geo. W. Wfr SE 35:12 3601 7 591 "6 I Hiser. Geo. D. & 8-2 SW 5’71 Kenneth Larwill S-2 N-2 SW 5|40 6000'1150! | 15 |.9Bi 1»3 25 Jack. Robert W. NE 22 IM Pt N-2 NW 22i19.50jH600| 40115101 289.80'336.33 Shlmp, Silas F. Npt W-2 SW '271 I Pt sfr NE |28|43 | 2360'1»50| 320| 1 61.82) 49.1 S The Federal latnd B*nk of LouUvßle W-2 NW M|M I 320"' ! I f_RO.6 11_£ 1.«»1 JEFFEHSoN TtIWNSIHP Fetters, Grover C. W-2 NW NE 12T|30 | 11101 880| | | W-2 SW NE .137120 I 107" I 590 1 9.1.16 107 J 0 Kinney. Stephen J. Ept Hw ... 1271100 I 6560 860 1230' 214.5T.249 8| Ketchum. Frank SW NE :20140 I 2650 860’ I.lo' 84.101 60.1.1 Parrish. James F. NF, HE 120,40 I 2030 9401 8.1.81' 40.5 > BERNE CORPORATION Aeschliman. Emil E-3 Lot 6—Berne I 650| 2701 7401 l| 71.1»> 69 3" Steiner, Gerhart H. W-2 I-ot 471 Berne .. I 356H5001 6401 1| 87|«~! 46.7't Wilson, Wilma Dell Lot 21 Berne ...| 450! 540' 36.631 39.61 GENEVA COItPORATfON tiles, Peter Lot 53. Geneva 901 2601 I I 12.381 ?ook. Socrates Spt L"t 131 10"' | Lol 132 ~. 100| 300, 18.7.1! 22.10 ? ord, Ru< hel ■lockingberry, C. Lots 8-9 Geneva 7<>| 4"! 4.13! 4.84 tenner, S. J. Lot 236 Geneva 80' 4201 S.OOj 20.31 ■“DECATUR CORI’ORATtON krehbold, Angeline M. Lot 219 | 6001 800 I I 48 721 53'»■ terling. Wm, lx>t 66 Cits 2nd Add. 15" 57s Bell. Laura 1., la>t 11. Citz. Ist Add LIO; ' 3.22! a7B iroppleman, Anna U>t 860 ! 300, 300 I 20.881 io.t'6 lakes, James Lot 64 Citx. 2nd Add I 1501 tt.O't 63.2 1 freigh, Hansel Lot 611 ... I 6"oi I I 20.881 10.96 Leonard, Thus. A. At Frances. Pt Lot 217 I 800 160"' 1901 1 53.52402.1 7 -ee, Albert & Bertha, Lot .10 | 50| so| j 3.481 3.8,1 loser, John W. Lot 53 Cita. 2nd Add I 1601 ' 5.22! 5.78 McClure, Cover S. A Mara. Pt Gut I«ot <9 1 150; 5.22' 2.71 jpliger, Lawrence E. Lot 77 1 1060! 1156 Lot 893 ' 55# 500 Lot 76 Citz. Ist Add. 1501 150! Lot 77 Citz. Ist Add - ' 15"' [.Gt 82 Citz. Ist Add I 1.1" Lot 83 Citz. Ist Add .1 150 150 11 12.2"' 75. ’■ Tld Adams County Bunk, Lot 902 t 260| 8.70 1.57 "oinsetta zluto Co.. Lot 973 I 10" 3.481 3.8., Iteele. B. * Harvey S., Lot 839 I 400| 1001 27.81 30.82 sheets, Nancy, Lot 230 900 700 55.68: 29.-3 Ichirmeyer. F M., Lot 23 Citz. 2nd Add 15" Lol 26 Citz. 2nd Add 16" I 10.44 5. IS Stevens, Clarence el al Lot 93 4 90" J?'7,,! Smith, Asa E, Lot 938 - " 160. |O, 1 17.1" 6.J9 Jchlrmeyer, F. M, Trustee Lot 68 Citz. Ist Add 00 Lot 89 Citz. Ist Add I _lot> |. 6.9»| 3.66 ’in'addillon’turThe'abuVv'tax'lL'fS costs, niust be added for each desci'iptio i tor printing. with each receipt issued there will be an additional cost charge of fitly cents to the treasurer. State of Indiana, County of Adams, HS:--I. Martin Jaberg. auditor, in and for said county, do hereby certify that lb above is a true and correct list of land and city and town lots returned and renaming delinquent for tile non-payment of taxes for tlie year 1>26 and previous •bars with penalty, interest anil costs, together with the current years ta\es for 1927, ami further that the amount charged was rccurde<l betwq/.u the fir; Monday of December. 192". and the first day of January, 1928. W itness u>v hand at the Auditor's office In the City of Decatur, this sth da - )f • ,anui " y ~3S - MARTIN JABERG, Auditor Adams County, Indiana. State of Indiana, County of Adams, 8S:--Notice is hereby given that so much of tlie foregoing lands, city and town lots'as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, interest and costs which may be dm- thereon nr due from the owm-ts thereof on tlie day of sal vill be sold at public auction by the Treasurer of Adams County, at tha east ioor of the court House, in the City of Decatur in said county and state, on lie Second Mondav in February 1928, being the loth day of said month, i-om-neneing at M o’clock am. of said day and that said sale will continue from lay GWen y under my hand at the Auditor's office in Decatur, lipliana, this sth day of January 1928. MARTIN JABERG, Auditor Adams County. Indiana. ■ p I THE DAY |' i In the Ufa of evtry one there j Ifti comes a day when cash in bank is BL 1 ■ absolutely necessary. S K By depositing every dollar pos- ♦ sible in bank and holding part of it ,5! m reserve here, when adversity conies ■ -it need not overcome. In the great K Day of Need, the accounts of some O !>' people are as empty as Mother Hub- It. ff bard’s cupboard. ■ ; . r Capitol and Surplus?!^,ooo.os J

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1928.

txmil baby boy was the gift of tbo 1 atork. Mrs. Rapp was before her marriago, Miss Ruth Pattoraon, of thli city. iineOßisii iiuiiiuigii i mi Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Fays

REAL CLOTHING I Sale Starts - B I Sale Starts Jan. 14 j Jan ’ 14 35 SPECIAL ■■ 35 35 MENS OVERCOATS from SIB.OO to $35.00 $9.50 OVERCOATS BOYS LONG PANT SUITS 515.H0 FOR $11.25 SUITS $15.00 FOR $11,25 $20.00 FOR $15.00 SIO,OO FOR . $7.50 $20.00 FOR $15.00 $25.00 FOR $16.75 $12.50 FOR . $8.75 $25.00 FOR $16.75 $30.00 FOR $21.50 $15.00 FOR $ll.OO $30.00 FOR $21.50 $35.00 FOR $23.50 SIB.OO FOR $13.50 $35.00 FOR $23.50 $40,00 FOR $26,75 $20.00 FOR $14,50 $40.00 FOR $26,75 43 - - SPECIAL - - 43 43 BOYS KNEE PANT SUITS with extra Pant, price sl2 & $15.09 $7.50 SWEATERS ! CAPS LUMBER JACKETS $2.00 FOR . $1,25 SI.OO FOR . .$.70 $5.00 FOR . $3.50 $3.50 FOR , $2.25 $1.50 FOR . SI.OO s 6 ' so ™ ■ M ' so $5,00 FOR , $3.50 $2.00 FOR . $1.35 $7-50 FOR . 55.00 SIO.OO FOR . $7.00 $2.50 FOR . $1.70 $3.00 FOR $2.00 $12,50 FOR , $8.75 $3.00 FOR . $2.00 $5,00 FOR . $3,75 25 -- SPECIAL - - 25 25 MENS AND YOUNG MENS SUITS from $20.00 to $35.00 $9.50 ODO PANTS ' DRESS SHIRTS ! UNDERWEAR $2.00 FOR . 51.50 SI.OO FOR . $.75 SI.OO FOR . $.75 $2.50 FOR . $1.85 $1.50 FOR . $1.15 $1.50 FOR . $1.20 $3.00 FOR . $2.25 $2.00 FOR . $1.50 $2.00 FOR . $1.50 $3.50 FOR . $2.65 $2.50 FOR . $1.75 $3.50 FOR . $2,75 $5.00 FOR . $3,70 $3.00 FOR . $2.25 $5.00 FOR . $3.50 $7.00 FOR . $5.25 $5.00 FOR ■ $3.50 $6.00 FOR , $4.50 LEATHER COATS BOYS MEN'S SIO.OO FOR . $7.50 SHEEP LINED COATS SHEEP LINED COATS $15.00 FOR $10.50 $7.50 FOR . $5.50 $8.50 FOR . $5.75 All Hand Luggage 20% off Regular Price j "ay I Sale For Cash I I Teeple & Peterson Decatur, Indiana Corner North of Court House

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