Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 158, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1939 — Page 2

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<OMVG«sI(>9t.HM CLAIMS AU.IIULU JLL* X l*M Mlxtllaareax Fori Ways* in*. Co. vt. sup. IJLSS Th* Dxatur Otmu.ru Co. aav. »> »• City us LMholur U«Ol puwar 181.4* CH lean* Talesneaa Co. phen* i».*a U*u. U. Mlerly, Jr, deputy hire 78.au Utrniece Dubach Hog, vial* Ba.ua G, Kenly illrrly Ilog, attlvlu J».a«‘ be- urity Envelope Co. CU. op. I*.** <> Horny Uierly Inquest e« U. Remy Marly d<> .. . lou Ur. F. L. Uraiidoioll <lo ...... to.-U Ur. F. L UroiHl.Utl du ._ . Xia Dr. V. <1 Rayl du . ™ iUS 1 Ur. Hon Duka du . ... ... _.. *.!<> 1 Uodgteo Store do . ........... U.*Ed. O. Mlllor go II.W old I*. Millor du !*.*• ZwicK Funeral Home So .....— live U lie my Uieily do ........... ... boa U. Homy Blerly do ............. Lie k. 4F. Miller do ex——. — 71.64 1 Dr. Palmar Either du .........™ J.J* Dr. H U. Jone* do 4.J*| Dr. UruKtoUklt do .......... 0.10 Vaace * Uno do _. ga.ll Dr. J. M. Miller do a.vv Mary Cowon Deputy Hire ... ii.ev D. Lewie Ki.-her Clerk Hire fe.ev Typewriter darvlce Co. And ok ll.oti AIK* Lenhart Dep. lure .... 7*.»a Jeff Lle-hty Tree*. *% lei 18j.Ii H 11. Kaurfntaa dep. hire 7a.su l*o T. Ullllg do —.. IXi.O if Kd P. Miller mileage laa.ua KO. F. Miller du _™ iLtu Sd F. Miller IM ot PrMuoer* »<.*« Lr. J. M Miller flherltt'a ex*. J.eu 1 rank Uarwuod do x.a-i Hoy Harun, k do ».a* It. U. Leininger Clk hire .. I**.«U Karl iletnklng ditch exp _ l.o* IfOrtnaa Thieme do *•■*{ Freak Kaitiie do ».»• . Wta. BeiU do . ».*•' Ktldolph Welland go __ IJ.IO 1 11. u. Kainklag do ... ».»a Uayl* Detio at do _ — Ji. an Andrew W hiraek do ... *1«" Henry Ba*era do Sl.ee Idoyd Bowman do ... ... *».JU I'll! lon E Striker Sai. puetago li»4v Margaret S, Myers salary . 45.ee Hammond a Stephens Co. *. aa. JS.sa U E Archbold eatery —— U.S* L K Archbuld op. exp — ja.Je Alive Keinklng Sal. -or u* i< J. Wortbmaa salary ___ »o.»a

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LEUAL Ml 111 H UF Fl BLIt IHIIHIM. thIRM Ml. HO Notice I* hereby given that the Lo» t J cal Alt uholic Beverage Board ot Ad-! inn County, Indiana, will at *;VV A M Central Standard Time, on the 13th day ot July 1(1* at th* County Commissioner's Houin In Auditor s > I Office, Court Huuae. in the City ot Decatur in aald County, begin in»ea-| 'ligation ot the application* of the' following named persona, requesting , ‘ the issue to the applicants, at the locatkma, hereinafter set out. of me I Alcoholic Beverage Pernns ot the' j classes hereinafter designated and | will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fllneac ■>t said applh anla, and the propriety i of Issuing the permits applied tor to ' such applicant* at the premise* nam- i ed: Walter E. Either, I**7o. <White spot Cate), 11* W. Monro* Street, Decatur—Beer, Wine Retailer. B. F. O. Elka No. »»J, l»Ss;, (Club! 1 .177 N. Se< end Street, Decatur—Llquor. Beer. Wine Retailer. Homer E Rehug. I»5*J, (Happy's i Place), 101 E Main Street, Berne—l ! beer Retailer. Said Investigalion will he open to' I the public, and public participation ! Is requMtod. Al< ohollc Beverage Commission ol , Indiana, By John F. Noonan. Becrelary Hugh A. Barnhart ! Excise Administrator July * hOTICH NOHne Hereby given that the: i.mlershrrie.l guardian of Cunatau<o' Falk, will sell on July *l, l»:t>, at I the law offices of IL J. Wildman, i 118 U North Broadway Street, Peru, Indiana, an undivided two-thirds I <%► interest ot the following dearl'f d real < <l«* -Husted In Adam. Cuunly. Indiana, to-wlt: In lo»t N'o. Two Hundred Forty.one Hill in the original plal of the Town now City of l*ec*tur, Indiana as the same is designated on the. I original plat nf said town. Said sale la being made subject to . the order and the approval of the Miami Circuit Court of Miami Coun-. i ty. Indiana, will he for all cash, or I on terms as provided by statute, tor, not les* than the appraised value, I i will be at private sale and will be I continued from day to day thereafter until sold. In Witness Whereof I have here- ! unto set my hand and seal this Sfln, , day of June, I*l*. DANIEL L FALK. Guardian H. J. UIi.UM th. Attorney. June 3», July ( gg 1 ‘SB NOTICE Friends, just aa mmn aa I ran j find a location I will be Inuk on, the job and open my shop again.: When the house was sold I had to 1 quit my work and alay with my mon. Harvey, in Portland, until 1 can return tn Decatur again and 'open my shop. | will keep you printed through Ihia paper. I). A. Gilliom Portland, Ind.

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CHAPTER XXXIII Her face stiff with smiling, Marie hovered between the roesta and the kitrhen. It was almost two, and they'd **p*ct tn have dinner right on the dot. Was the roast beef done T Maybe she should have put it in sooner. Th* Wilsons, showing th* effects of waiting uncalled for. arrived with Edward, at last “What do you hear from Bee?” Jessie asked. "Oh, she's OLting along fine." “Weill That's nfce," Ada said. "I told Clem, it wasn't as If she was a real young girL 1 guess she's old enough to know her own mind, I •aid. I said, if she's not going to marry, then I guess the place for a career is New York. That's what they say. And I told Clem's cousin, Mis' MeUger, I said. Bee's always been a good girl. I never heard of Mattie having any trouble with her. 1 said if you raise your children right—" Mrs. Wilson said, "She'* got dinner ready, I think. Edward, find out. are wo supposed to sit down ?" Marie took off her apron, dashed into the bedroom to powder her. nose. Heavens! Her whole face was shining, and her hair stuck to her damp forehead. Oh, well—it didn't matter. They sat around the table, their chairs—the four straight chair* from th* living room, the two bedroom chairs, th* two kitchen ehair* and the two kitchen chairs borrowed at the last moment from the girl downstairs—aa dos* they scraped together. Pop sat at th* head of th* table and carved the roast. “Who likes it well done?” he asked jovially, as the knife he had sharpened carefully, slid off the first brown outer slice. And then h* Mid, an ansions note In th* joviality: "And who likes it rare ? Clem ? Ada, I think I've heard you say—" ’l’d like another hot roll," Edwin said politely. "So would I, please," Irwin echoed. Smiling nervously, Mari* hurried oat to the kitchen. Put th* leftover rolls on a Hate. To buy 1< roll* for 10 people. She must have been crazy. But two dozen rolls sounded like so much—“l don't like to speak of it. Marie/' Jessie said, diffidently, “but did yon forget the tea ? I don't mind, myself, but Bert kind of likes hi* with his dinner. I guess we're Just old fashioned - Oh, well, there was enough lemon pie, anyway, and it was good. The bakery knew how to make pie. “A very nice dinner," Unele Clem told her kindly. “Very nice, inAnd Pop said, T think Marie did real well. She hasn't had much ezperienee, you know." The company smile wa« frozen tm Marie's face. Nobody was having any fun. Why didn't they go home ? They did, finally. "W'ell, Mattie, well drop yon off on the way," Jessie said, a* she struggled into the tight sleeve* of her jacket. “No, Edward will take u», thank you." So Edward took them. Marie put the borrowed chairs on the back poreh, out of the way. She looked at th* wreckage of the feast El win and Irwin had pulled odd grape* out of the bunches. Somebody had left grape skin* in a tea cup. Somoene else had dropped a piece of pie, and stepped on it The teapot had dripped on th* tablecloth. Plates wer* piled upon plate*

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in tipsy desoletion on the kitehen dramboerd. Food was everywhere. Grimly she set to work. It took move than an hour to •ernp* things, get ready to wash dishes, and Edward wasn't back. Hr might come and wipe them for me, she thought v Tear* mingled with the dish water. On her shriveled finger the wed ding ring worked loo**. She looked at it dispassionately. Reid her Aager down, let it slide as far aa the fingernail. Thea she slid it bsek. • • • August was gone. The firtt September crispness wa* in the nir. Th* office* of the Jeanne Duval Hat company hummed with business. Already it was a part sf Marie's life. She knew everyone hi the building. from Jimmy, the night janitor, to Nick Schneider, the owner's agent And everyone knew her. ‘Good morning, Mis' Wilson!" “How ar* you?" 'Gee, you look wonderful in that blaek beret!” “Swell day, Mb* Wilaon!" Every morning was a fresh adventure. Wonder what'll happen today? Who’ll drop in? Will there be any big order? Will the proof* for th* last picturM be ready?” “You're your osn* boss,” Walt said, “Take aa much time a* you need at noon.” She tried to be conscientious about it, but that* were so many things to do at noon. Window shopping. Manicure*. HaireuU. Shampoos and finger waves. A new slip to look around for. Shoes for th* new fall tvreed Herta had practically given her. Walks to Chinatown with Fay •'aughlin. Hertz' bookkeeper, who alm got ezeiting models for practically nothing. An occasional art exhibit Lunches with th* little group of girls she'd met at work.... And most important, of course, the lunehee with Walt, when he was m town. Walt was showing her San Francisco. He thought it was a crime that she'd been her* more than a half year and hadn't been to al! the show places and beauty spots yet. So their lunebee were always eleiting. One day they'd go to the Italian quarter, for “the best spaghetti" m town. Another day they'd be at Fisherman s wharf for seafood, just out of the water. She kaew all the big hotels, the famous small restaurants, the smart bars, the shops, the out of.the-way for-ign sections, the docks, the almost forgotten historic spot*. Iler letter* to Julie were brief and bright: •There's a good erh-bit)cm of Jade at Gump's, I went baek twiee to see lt ~ .Walt and a couple of buyers and I had lunch at Pierre's and dropped in a show for a little while afterward ... I may stay over to the symphony tonight, for Edward said he'd be late." Julie pored over th* letters. _ "Two months ago," she said to Charlie, "it was all apartment and lake, and wild docks in the park and th* beautiful Oakland hills. 1 could walk mtbthat apartment in the dark and find everything in it. she's described it so thoroughly. And now •ne s part men t is never mentioned. ?*i.‘** office, and Saa Francises high life. Charhe. I never did un•lerstand that kid, but really ~. it’, getting too much!" "I always thought she'd like buain***,\oHe* ,h * lrot into X. Anybody would," he said. “That dumb old library she had. No wonder sb* wasn't satisfied." "It was what she wanted at the "She didn't knew what she wanted." kc», and I wnnder if she know*

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now," Julie said. "I can't My that I fell in love with her Edward on sight. Frankly. I didn't like him then and I don't like him now. But I most say he's turned out pretty reliable and steady, and I tell you, Charlie, I don't think It's right for a wife to be gone all day.’and dash home and serve a sardine on a lettuce leaf and call it dinner. I don’t think she ought to. I've been anxious to get up there for months and now I'm going. You'll come, won’t you Charlie?" “Well, I don't mind the highway, bet I hate strange towns and traffic." “Marie will drive when we get there! Or Edward—or somebody." “Well. I got a little business 1 want to watch until after the first of next week ... will you wait ten days?" “I suppose TH have to." "That'll give you time to let her know.” She looked at him pityingly. "Oh, Charlie! We're not going to let her know! We want to see how things ARE!" How things were! In spite of her bright letters to Julie, Marie was nearly mad, trying to decide how things wer* . . . and how they'd be next There was no use pretending any more. Edward didn't have a job. He hadn't had one since early in August A* he himself explained, “there's no use driving out to the darn spot hanging around al! day when there are ten salesmen to every prospect, and there isn't a ehanc* in a million. Everyone says I was a wonder to make the sales I did .. "Two," Marie said. But after all, two made it plural. "Two mor* than a lot of the boys made!" She sighed. She couldn't expect him to perform miracles. But why did he lie about it, and let her think he was working vreeks after it was all ever? He had no answer for that But after she knew, after there was no more need for pretense, he stopped getting up in the mornings when she did. He no longer met her at th* station with the car. She’d walk the l<m< uphill blocks alone, eome into an empty apartment that smelled of stab cigaret smoke and burnt bacon grease, walk into a bedroom with an unmade bed. It •J’lved the problem of dinner, she told berseif, trying to be philasophical about it. He rarely earns home for dinner. Rarely earn* home before the small hour* of the morning. Things got so bad that they could hardly speak without quarreling, so she trie<! not to mind when he was away. The part that hurt the most wa« that he was to completely ungrateful for all that she'd done. Every bill that came in was paid with her earnings, even his tailor, and the haberdasher who sold him the gray sleeks and the imported yellow sweater. The very food he or » the cigareta ha emokea-—

It was her money that met ths paymenta on the ear. Her money that paid for oil and gas on the car that he drove, heaven knew where, day and night. Th* telephone, silent when they nest moved in, rang regularly now. Curt maeeuhn* voice*, “Ed in?" t arerul feminine voice*. "Mr Wilron N °’ “ ,ou ' , U h*d happened to them? Would they ever find themselves again? Z _ <To Be Continued! '"'"■l 11 - 1 *•>«. St Kk-t Stttwtt *r-tir«x !■«

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FOR SALE ALWAYS ut-W and USED washers, sweepers, refrigerator*, cook stoves, and irouers; small payment*. Decatur Hatchery, James KIU beU, Salesman. IM If FUR SALE Young chickens, 3 to 4 lb*. Market price. t'bde Troutner, 6 mile* S. E. Decatur <>■ Ruud 33. IM Jtx FUR SALE-Ulo* Maid range, good as new; Nappam-e kitchen cabinet; 2 burner oil odorless oil beater; loud grinder, new; daveuport; sectional book case; 3 do* quart Mason jars; M ot S' galvanised line mesh poultry wire; 100 ot Ju" One galvanised wire; M' ot fence wire; » cedar posts, set of stove rollers; other article* not mentioned. 611 S. Winchester St. LM-3t» FUR SALE—Spw la! this week IMB started chick* at bargain. A so day old chlcka. See Decatur Hatchery ?lione 427. Itii-g-it FUR SALE Estate Healrola; Seller* kitchen cabinet; baby carriage, child* high chair. Al condition. 13v S. Stir St Phone 1381. 1672 U FUR SALE — Clean, easy milking machines. Also used machines. Reed's Feed Supply Co., Decatur, Phone 333. 167-31 X FUR SALE — Geeaeberries. 33c gallon. Mr*. Noah HendrKka. 2 mile south ol Monroe. 1&8-3U FARMS FUR SALE- All size*, all prices aud beat terms in history. Farm* located in Adams, Well*. Jay. aud Allen counties in Indiana and Van Wert, Paulding aud Putnam counties in Ohio. A farm will always be the safest investment you can have. Be sure to give liMati-m ol your pnseut home. A. C. Geuuit, P. U. Box 147, Napoleon, 138-31* FUR SALE Mr*. Gerber's HOME MADE noodle* al Gerber’s Meat Market, IM South Secund street Phone 97. 158-3 t EQUITY in beautiful tarm home, five bedroom*, forty acre*. Large hog house, barn, fruit cellar, chicken house. Payimnits less than ISO monthly through Louisville Laud Hauk. Write Harry O. Williams, St., Ft. Wuyue, lud k OR SALE ■ Black Getdlng, 4 years old, sound in every way. weight about 1800 lb*. Mr*. Lydis Rm-ae, 8 miles north of Decatur on River Bood. 157 31X ——th———FOR RENT FOR RENT - All mod. rn 4-room apartment. Private bath. Heat. Hot water. Furnished. Available August 1. Harry Staley, Phone 205. 137-31 x FOR RENT - Furnished apartment*. all modern; right up town, in private home; heat, lights, gas, water, refrigerator furnished. Corner First and Monroe St., next to Adams Theater. Phone 846. IM3I MARKETS AT A GLANCE Blocks: irregular and quiet. Bonds: higher. U. s. government* higher. Curb stocks; firm. Chicago stocks: highe.Call money; one peg cent. F'lri-ign ex« hangs, steady tn reUlion «o the dollar. Grains: wheat steady, core firm, op shout Vs to u cenl. * hicar.ti livestock: hogi weak cattle strong, sheep steady to strong. Silver bar In Naw York: off %e In New York to the lowest lovvr I'liv 1933 at cent*.

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WANTED WANTED- Three or tour room furnished or unfurnished. Downstair*. Call 6743. WANTED — Mlddlo-aged housekeeper for small family. Write Box 147, care ot Democrat. lM 3t MEN WANTED-Meu with car to call on farmers In Adam* and surrounding counties. Steady work, good pay. See Mr. Tumbleson, 837 N. Fifth St. between 6 and 8 p. m. 167LOST AND FOUND LUST - Boston Bull dog. White left ear. While breast and neck. Name Jack. Finder please notify Community Gas Station. Reward. U7-2tx MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 870-A at our expetue tor dead stock removal. The Stadler Products Co. Frank Burger, agent. SINGER SEWING Machine Co., Number of used sewing machines. all reconditioned. Repairs on all make*. 413 W. Adam* St. 1584 U o — NUTICE -This ad Is worth a premium to you. Save it! Ask u* why. Harman A Schilling. Electrical contractor*. 438 Mercer Avenue. 157-13 x - ■*> NUTICE I will continue to operate the Riverside Nursery, located four mile* west ot Berne. You are invited to inspect our stock at any time. Fred Brenneman. 168-

Many Reunions Scheduled For Summer Months • — 4 Sunday, July 9 Decatur Lutheran church picnic Sun Set park. Johnson family 13th annual reuuiou, Sun Set Park. Sunday, July 19 Moose annual picnic, Sun Set Park. Sunday, July 23 Harker annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday July 30 Haggard Family Reunion. Berne, Indiana. Borne annual reunion, Sun Set Park™ Meyer family reunion. Sun Set Park. Miller family Sth annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday August • Krause annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Oettinger reunion,train or shine) Sun Set Park. Vennia annual reunion. Sun Set Park. T. L. Risen reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday, August 13 Rellig and Reohm reunion. Sun Bet Park. M. O. Brown reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday. August 20 Steel annual reunion, Sun Set Park. May reunion, tram or shine) Sun Set Park. Chattanooga Zion Lutheran < kun h picnic. Sun Set Park. .. family reunion. Sun Set Park. Sunday. August 27 w esley annual reunion. Sun Set Park. Park“ k,e UW “ X Bb “ Be‘ „ . •“"<‘*7. September 3 Park"* 1 reu, » ,u ". Sun Set Set‘ , pLk e “"“ ,n ‘' r ““ * 8 “ n Sunday. September 10 annual reunion. Sun Set That tn, nilnl.i/“'J” ’" •PHHiUad A .|- <«tc ..r “’’iit'i'/r:,m« County, >!••• ~..,4t ',, . of A< *- probably 4lv"nt Th * ”lata „ Noth, 1. lH>r.|,7T’X* , ' T "»'» I h»>,r, „f Prebl, t..!,™?.", ’h* •Siunty Indiana. Th.. **** Irani ofti.rr, ~'t J!?} ~ * ro 9**’ • r'ldrti.n <,r in, i„ w l ! “t th, 'hr Hth <Ur of J*r; h l' , ll <■«•<« on lh» following .a.,., L ■ l,l e "»»l<ier turn. n,.,,.,ry to m ,. t L. ’ r ‘ '’"“"’•r • ,ul " Haptlro“' ‘"""'"•“ton. finally mad, win tt a* r»f.rr..| t„ lh , »tata u n ?£‘ <Uy KU Zwlck F NOTICE! My oHlee will b. , J-'y « to July „ Or. Joe Morris ;

MARKET RERORI! DAILY REPORT OP Lout AND FOREIGN MARk( T , Brady's Markst for Doeatur, Cralßvllla. Hoagland and wiita. Clos'd at 12 Noon. Corrected July 6. No commiaslon aud no yxrLVmtla received every day* 100 to l!0 Ibo 130 to 140 Ibo 140 to 160 lb* 160 to 335 lbs m to IM ibn. 260 to 300 lb* .... 300 to 360 lbs. 350 lbs., and up Rough* .... Stag* .. Vealers * Spring lambs Spring buck lambs s Clipped iamba ,< Yearling* _ Jj WHOLESALE EGG ANO POULTRY QUOTATION! Furnished by M'ta'e Egg A Poultry Ca. Decatur Phon* 1M Corrected July « Pricoa tor first class oS'rtagi A premium ot 1c per dot be paid tor all clean, cool k«g white eggs. White Eggs. dog. g Bi own or mixed eggs, do* Heavy bene, per lb. 1-cghorn hen*, lb.™. Heavy broilers, barred or whin Rocks, 3 lb*, and up y Leghorn broilers, 1% lb*, sad up _y Heavy roosters 1 Leghorn roosters „ | Pigeons, per dos._.._. J FORT WAYNE LIVEITOCt Fort Wayne. Ind., July 6,-a —Livestock: Hogs. 25c lower; 200-329 M 67.16; 180-200 lbs.. 67 05; Hay lb* 66 95; 226-240 lbs . 66. N; I ISO lb*.. 66 85; 260-28'1 lb*. Ml 380-300 lbs.. 66 55; M 66 45; 335-350 lbs.. 66 35; 1»6 lbs . 66.50; 130-140 |b« 16 H. M 130 lbs.. 66.40. Roughs. 65.25: stag*. 64. Calve*. 69 50; lamb*. 69 SO. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE July Sept St Wheat .68% .69% 7S Corn .47% .49% S Oats .61 .30 71 EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCI Hogs: receipts 300; IM* M er: good and choice 180-31 S I 67 90; trucked his 150-23* I 67 40-7,75; no action on h**t weights; few sows 64464.75 Catlie: receipt* So; s-twn steady; few grass steers »n 4 k era 68 50; plain and mediua <■ 6575-635; canner* and esn ft 50 5.50; light weight s*M bull* 65 50-6 35 Calves: receipts 50; veabt*. soc higher; good to choir* | Jo 50; plain and medium HU Sheep: receipt* MO; »i«si odd lola native spring lamto I 10.35, one load 810.50; tm p ling* 86.50-7.50. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK

Hogs 8.060; holdover. IM; I ket 25 lower; 166-360 lb* KI 7.30; 30t) 454 !t>. 36 6 25. UN lbs 36 W-6 75; sows 1*25 M mostly If US-5 75. Cattle 800; calves SOO; M fully steady, heifer, steady. « steady to weak; bulk steers I* 9 66; m»»i heifers 37 50 * 56, a era 56 higher, top lift.s" Sheep 1.560; spring **• Kieady. bnlk good to choice I* 10 25; few strictly choice 31*1 Cleveland Product Cleveland. July 6—tl'PH dues; Better: steady, tW» Standard 27. Scan: steady; extra graded 19. current receipts 15. Live poultry; active; hew *d :• and up 1718; duck, fancy >d and up 12-13. Muscovy sail ori-d 9-10, old 9-10. Potatoes: Penney Ivanl 1 W ‘ldaho 32 35-2 30; new LoulaiaMl Aalabama Bll.a Triumph* L tied. 32.30; Calorh a and Vttf Cobblers 32.56-2.65: Abtlut'ii* •* cd Reda 32.60; CalUmui* > willies 32.65. LOCAL GRAIN MARKI* BURk ELEVATOR CO. Corrected July 5. Prices to be paid tonmrro* No. 1 Wheat. 60 lbs. or better I No, 2 Wheal, etc. Oats. 30 lbs. test 28c 2* lb* ‘ No. 2 Yellow Com No. 2 Soy Beans — • Rye .k.....™...™............ 5 .... CENTRAL SOYA CO. No. 3 Soy Beans -H Adams County Memorial Hospital Admitted; Lester Lau»hry R toe; Clarence Kruse, route 2 ; r KlHnger. Fort Wayne; Doyle* week, son of Mr. and Mr* Ain Handwock of route 2, Oht« 08 Dismiaeed; Thom*, Tit**2. Decatur; Mrs. Max B"'* 11 North First street.