Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1929 — Page 3

Talk *»*—■ k S<mi" ki " look K ° b '” y <l<>l " .hat I Hometinw wonder why nothin, tn l * l 1 . v don’t '«>“■ a vß '' , " l, ’ n Thl ‘ K,t ’ !h . ,aM- has been Mettled out o’ dlVl *r Mrs Kim readily ugreein' to let J n if he <1 kive her the ear. 4t) ( > Martin, IndUnapwil* New*. novld J Mazelln of Monroe wm u ( visitor here yesterday. b WaV .i Siherry. Jeanette Spade. I ....her Arnold, and Theodore Heller I ' o(ofW j to Preble last evening and ati ."Lied th» box social. Misses Kathryn Dixson. Naomi Wit.(.nfeld and Hubert Stultz motored to t, rt Wavne where they witnessed I .Rio Rita" at the Shrine. Mr and Mrs A. R Holthouse motorP d to F«rt Wayne last evening mid attended the Shrine. Misses Irene and Margaret HoltlloUse were among those from this Htv who witnessed the i showing of Rio Rita" at the Shrine last evening Graytlon Dixson and Martha Freder--1,/of Fort Wayne attended “Rio Rita" . .h» shrine Auditorium last even•l - "tlio Misses Mary Jane Devor and Mary Ma< v motored to Fort Wayne last evening where they visited with fi lends. Miss Ruth Castle of Fort Wayne, supervisor of music, visited in this city today. Pick Graber returned to Fort Wayne today, after visiting in this city. Mr. and Mrs Wai Wemhoff saw the show. "Rio Rita" at the Shrine auditorium. Fort Wayne, last evening. Mrs. Mary Holthouse. Mrs. Minnie Hblthonse and daughters. Margaret and Irene attended the show, "Rio Rita", at Fort Wayne last evening Mr. and Mrs. (Will Myers were among those who saw ‘Rio Rita" at the Shrine auditorium. Fort Wayne, last evening. The fall convocation of Scottish Rite Masons, always a big event for members, will be held at Fort Wayne November 6th. 7th and sth. The lodge now has 4.453 members. A letter from Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blair says they are trying to arrange a trip here for the weekrend. They have been at New Lexttlgton, Ohio about two months and though very busy, find time to get a little homesick Mr. and Mrs. Walter Avery of Willshire. Ohio were Decatur visitors last evening. Tom Vail of Chicago is visiting in the city. Congressman David Hogg of Fort Wayne attended to legal business here this morning, visited with friends and seemed to be enjoying himself. Forest Vail of Fort Wayne is spending a tew days here. M J Mylott, Joe Lose and Hubert Schmitt have returned from Chicago. A. T. Vail of Fort Wayne is here hecause of the death of his sister, Mrs,] D W. Spiang. Dr Frank Lose is home from Chicago where he witnessed the world aeries opening ball games. ' Frank Parrish. 607, W. Jeffersort I street has found a bunch of keys that' look like they might be ‘needed by! some one. The owner cap have same, by calling on Frank and describing. the keys. . ’ ■ - * Mrs. Howard Rodebeek of ludianapo-1 lis is visiting v with her sister and brothel in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman.!

fll Ii iMMtL [~' COAT JXI for FALL ' '' *' WW‘ L'* *” «’ /Z/Bmfit - IF sou are intending. Io get a new / if coil! this fall, now is the time to i — ' >JSfIS®\WW|S v l *izliViW select from a group that is absolute- , I/- Mv .? / ;4 > '->. ' | V authentic. Coats with flared and J - straight lines. Coats that feature the princes’s silhouette. A marvelous ■1 ■ » ■■'iflSin ■ <4 A -: . - ' WIMSI kft ®<* wrwft /W)* a /m* Hulk ltd (j» it, OB Z;<W ■ —4 i £ xJ V^- hSBKK/ lr ‘ m /l $35.00 ifff WM II $42.50 iffl ftF and other ULk ftftw Popular Furs. $55.00 tfjßH |

Itoinance Still Lurks in South II California Explorer on K i After a I wo*Year's C.rulae in a Sailing Vrsael. Harvey S. Bissell and His l*uniily Come Baek to lx» Angeles with Many Strange Tales of Adventure Off the Beaten Track. II * ■ r ’ • 1 v'. • • \ - a. -—*'**' wk tjjufi * — ‘ i,h L. w '■' Left to right are Dorothy Bissell, Ann Bissell, Harvey A. Bissell. Mrs. BisseJl and Captain Victor Brisson, as they arrived in Los Angeles harbor after a two years trip to the South Seas. Below is the schooner yacht “Wanderlust” in which the party took the cruise. international Ns*«rs«i

DESPITE reports to the contrary, romance still lurks in the South Seas, according to • Harvey S. Bissell, wealthy Los Angeles explorer, who has just returned from a two year’s cruise of the land of childlike natives and rainbow sunsets. «Two years ago he and his family (pictured above) left Los Angeles In the schooner yacht “Wanderlust” and sailed westward in search of adventure. They touched at islands never before visited by white men i and in many instances their ship i was the first that had been seen by I

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I Schnepp and family. George Ringger, residing near Bluffton was a business visitor in this city this morning. Dick Miller is visiting with friends in Homer, Michigan, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Shafer and family of Hpmer. Michigan spent the week-end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Schnepp and family. Sam Brooks went to Converse today where his store is having an opening with a brand new front that Sam says is the best looking one in town. Herman Colchin was out of the city today attending to business. Frank McConnell was at Fort Wayne | J today. Mrs. Ida Chronister will leave Sun-' day for Detroit. Michigan, where she will remain during the winter months. I ■ Many local "grown-up children" urp I deriving much amusement from the ' new toy. the Yo-Yo top which was' I recently* invented by a Philiiijrind. A Yo-.Yo is a shnple wooden top but not. < easy to> operate as those who ‘ have ■spent hodrs frying to gain the skill to I spin opt will testify. i Kathryn .Hyland and Otto Wise nioI tored to . Fort Wayne last evening. . *• ■ .

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the natives. Traveling more than 36,000 miles off the beaten track they saw many strange sights and are enthusiastic about the real simplicity and childlike candor of the natives they found in the little islands which lie concealed from the larger and better known groups. “Romance lurked everywhere.” according to Mr. Bissell “ The natives were in the raw, se to speak, and had not succumbed to the vices and diseases brought to the other island tribes by the inroad> of the white traders.. We hope to return Ito the South Seas next year

Charlotte Elzey, and Red White attended a dance in .Fort Wayne last evening. . , Isabel flower «nd‘ Don Leßrun motored to Fort Wayrte last evening. Jerry Smith. Marie .Zeser, John Burne’t, and Kenneth Arnold spent last evening in Fort Wayhei Carl Martin of Huntington attended to business here this- afternoon. Mie. Harry Murray and Mrs. Russel Beyetly of Fort Wayne were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I*. base and family today. .. . Miss Rosalie Hammer of Massillon Ohio, who pas been {visiting for the past few days at' the Johanna Brown j residence, returned -to her home today.. I accompanied' by her Jirpther, Norbert, I Hammer and I-eßdy Danner, also of Massilon. Ohio. • ; , . —* - 4 ■ K '■ . *• * *Till'- . x - A ■ ; ‘ . ,-J.- philosophy , Lgt jpt another * cfl|o'Vtfdlep< , e to a*- * turf become- an . yf toyan; for, you wtrf rq ;t>t tod urtbappji with .tyt* tigppf. with them * unhappy ti< l»-«» for blmfolf;. for G<*t( ninile all .uw» tw enjoy foil city apd peace.—Kp‘ctotUt/(Qrcß 60 A. D.)- —' 11 ' f!

NEW GOLD RUSH THRILLS IDAHO Hundreds Mill Way Into: Hills Os Idaho Northwest Os Wallace Wallace,’lda., Oct. 10 — (U.R> - The cry of "gold" has been heard in Wit!-1 lace again'and this little town, once I .a front'er outpost, |r rallying to the. stampede. Prospectors, mining men, business I men old and young—have joined the frantic rush to the bills northwest of Wallace where the first "strike” wan ' reported. Hundreds poured through here today. They came. In pairs, by the dozen and by the score, eager to stake a claim In the supposedly rich country. John S. Zont, veteran prospector, found a piece of ore that assayed 12,663 tn gold and smaller assays in silver and copper. About two weeks ago, but kept ■ fils find secret. But the word leaked opt ,and the first rush was underway a few hours after the announcement. Every available means of conveyance is being used to reach the "gold field” up in the hills. The focal point of the rush Is located about 24 miles from Wallace and about 25 miles northwest of Prichard. - Greentown Lad Is Seriously Injured Kokomo, Ind., Oct. 10. —(U.R) —A preHalloween prank at Greentown last night, ended seriously for 11-year-old Darwin Carliss, despite the fact that he was not a participant.- He was in the Howard county hospital here today in a critical condition, suffering injuries received when Dr. Shrock. 73. became angered at a group of boys and fired a shotgun at them. Young Carlies received a charge of shot in his abdomen and doctors -held . , 1 i i'

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