Decatur Democrat, Volume 56, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 19 October 1911 — Page 5

A Woman Can ' Improve the looks of her \ ' feet by wearing a pair of \ J ' our new fall shoes. The \ Ji short forepart and toes give \ * \ the greatest comfort and IX; \ still make the foot look / small and neat no matter / •w/ what size you wear. We / have them in Patents, Gun Metals, Tans, Velvets and Suedes. $2.50 to $4.00 Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller

• o*o*o*o*cv WEATHER 0 ‘»C*O*G • Fair tonight and Thursday. •- - ■*» i ■ I ■ * -* •«M. J. F. Lachot made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Nell Brown of Willshire and Mamie Teeple went to Fort Wayne today. Father George Angermeier of Au bunt was a business Visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yaks* of Kirkland townshin were here yesterday, site] ring. Miss Katie Zurcher of Berne transferred here this morning enroute to Fort Wayne. Mrs. Louis Dolch and daughter, Ruth; of Flint Mich., are here the guests at the Henry Krick home. Mrs. Samuel Opliger and daughter ( Wilma, of Linn Grove are in the city for a Visit with her son, L. E. Opliger. Mrs. Homer Krick returned yesterday to Fort Wayne after a visit with her mother. Mrs. David Liby, at Preble.

SPURR’S Revere Coffee ■ TRADEMARKS DELIVERER X REDEEMABLE FOR G LIF£ 0F F!»K PAPER BASS PAUL REVERE BEARING 2 '*'*' an<l THtt jEr PAUL REVERE TRADEMARK HKEL - Best Coffee in the world. THE HOME OF QUALITY GOODS free to you For that Lodge or Social meet, a pound of Revere Coffee and what napkins you need. Cal) us up. We are the agents for the Howard W. Spurr s Coffee at ?7. 30 and 35c cents at The home of quality Groceries. We pay cash or trade for produce Eggt 22 Butter 18 to 22c Hower and Hower» North of G.JR. & I. Depot ’Phone 108.

■OIO ■O■ O■ 0 ■OOOOBOIOEOBOEOIOEOII 5 J. S. Bowers. Pres. F. .M. Sehirmeyer. Vice Pres. c fiM o ■ X o O • ■ — 1 o ■ 2 The Bowers Realty Company has some ‘excel- g ' votTcall at ite office and see its offerings. The com- < ■ pany ha/plenty of five pe-n« to loan on g ■ U. Twenty ° 2 years experience, complete records. O z ■ ■ ® O ® . The Bowers Realty Go. a I® French Quinn, Seety. O

v Mrs. Fred Heuer was at Richmond today visiting with friends. Mrs. Sherman Schnepp went to Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon for a visit. Earl Snow has moved from First street to Russell street, south of the city. 1 Kit Cowan, the Bobo postmaster, was among the business callers here ■ yesterday afternoon. Attend the Christian Ladies’ Aid so ciety’s pastry sale at the Hower & Baker meat market Saturday. Mrs. Rosa Baumgartner of Linn Grove, who has been visiting here with ’ lier daughter, Mrs. L. E. Opliger, has i eturned home. Mrl Florence Bain, Mrs. Al Garard ’ and Mrs. Al Burdg and tomorrow will attend the sessions , of the Pocahontas lodge to be held > there. George Gentis was at Indianapolis , today looking after some business af- ' fairs which required his attention dtn- . ing the day. Mrs. -T. S. Bowers has gone to Indii anapolis to attend to business matters for a short while and also to visit with friends while there.

Mrs. E. H. Kilbourne Is In the city I visiting her parents. Mrs. 8, E. Krill of Root township i was a business visitor here today. Charles Lammiman of Monroe was | a business caller here this morning. Frank Cottrell of Herne was here this morning looking after some business leaving at noon for his home. F. M. Armantrout of Geneva was I j among the business callers here this I , morning, returning at noon to his i home. | The third section of the Christian | Ladies' Aid society will hold a pastry sale Saturday at the Hower & Baker moat market. Attend the box social Wednesday i night at the Luckey school house, Miss I Marie Daniels, teacher. A good time ' will be in order. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoffstetter atI tended the funeral of their brother-in- ■ law, Simon Neuenschwander, which I was held at Berne yesterday after noon. I Mrs. Leo Freldman returned yesterI day to Chicago after a visit here. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. ’ Howard Burdg. and son, Floyd, who will visit there. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Lenhart returned yesterday afternoon from Portland, where they attended the funeral of their uncle, Joseph Valentine, which was held there yesterday morning. The business men who went to Willshire Tuesday evening held a ' i very interesting meeting and explainI ed to the business men there the pur- .! pose of their coming. Thirty some ■ made the trip, and it was greatly enjoyed by all. A. S. Keller, the real estate man of : j Monroe, returned home yesterday aft- ! ernoon from Fort Wayne, wjtere lie j was attending to business affairs, j stopping oft’ here in the afternoon on his way home. He secured an option on twenty-five lots belonging to the Veseys, and located near Monroe. 1 which he will dispose of. ' V. Linker, who farms the Peter Holt- ’ house farm, west of the city, brought 1 I us in a basket of the finest winter pears you ever tasted. They have : I over 600 bushels of these and have -I arranged to ship a car load of them to the eastern markets. The Holrhouse farm will sure raise anything and you want to watch for its crop, of sugar beets next year. Addie McDonald of Warsaw is visit ing for a short time with her sister, Mrs. Rev. .1. W. Lower, and will rei main while he attends the district meeting at Roanoke two or three days this week, and will take an active part on the program at the meeting.. His I subject assigned by the elder was "Sanctification.” and lie has a ven carefully prepared antj, strong paper for the occasion.— Bluffton News. Father George Angermeier of Auburn. formerly assistant to Father Wilken here, was tn the city Tuesday for a short while, shaking hands with his many friends, and renewing his former acquaintanceships. He states ; that everything is all right with him. i his parish in a flourinshing condition, : and surrounded try a city of good, in- ; dustrious people. On Thursday, Fri- ' day and Saturday of next week the ! Immaculate Conception church, of 1 which he is the pastor, will give a bai zaar for the benefit of the parish, and i great preparations are being made for ! the affair. He extended an invitation I to his friends here to come down at least one of the three days, and assured them a good time.

Old Adams County Bank Decatur, Indiana. ' Capital $l2O 000 Surplus . $90,000 MC. S. Niblick, President M. Kirsch and John Niblick Vice Presidents E X. Ehinger, Cashie-. i) oaf i Farm loans KcdU a Specialty Reflect Resolve Collections • Made IF YOU NEVER LAID atTarorYour CORN By Every You Would Never AccomodaGET A CROP! tZv x r I With Safe If You Never Lay Banking YOUR DOLLARS BY letho J ds J You Will Never Extended Get On Top Jo. ur Patrons We Pay 4 Per’Cent Interest on 1 Year Time Deposits V

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Mrs. Guarlee Kristen was at Fo/t ; j Wayne today. i- TheOew boiler for the court house heating plant has arrived and this aft- 1 ernon was being installed, and will seen be ready for work. I Would you bring a smile to the good wife’s sac shout of joy from the j children? Take home some He-Mi-La ! chocolates. You’ll enjoy them your- ! I self. Be sure they are pure. See | He-Mi-La on the box. Mrs. Thurman Gottschalk and j daughter, Elizabeth, of Ottawa, Ohio, arrived in the city this morning for j a few days’ visit at the Winnes home i Mr. Gottschalk, who accompanied j them, left at noon for Markle to at-1 tend to some business affairs. Mrs. Martha Ridenour, president ol the Fort Wayne W. C. T. IT., and a sis ! ter of Mrs. John Houk of this city, was a candidate for the state W. C. T. U. presidency at the convention closed at Marion Tuesday, and received a hearty support. ' Thurman Gootscbalk, former representative from this county, now living at Ottawa, Ohio, was here for a few hours today. He is just recovering from a nine weeks’ illness with typhoid fever. His town recently landed a 600-ton sugar plant, which is now being constructed. , I Will Parent has received word from ! his wife, stating that she reached her I father's home in Gransville. Mo., in 1 safety, and is enjoying her visit very 1 much. The trip made from West Plains, Mo., by stage coach covered a distance of fifty miles, which was very tiresome. It is the first time in years that she has seen her father and the | visit is one of great rejoicing. I The attraction booked at the Bosse I opera house for Thursday, October 19, ; is “A Millionaire Tramp,” a corned) i drama with a real plot and- a real ■ story of heart interest. It will be pre 1 sented by a competent company ati-i , with special scenery and good seen ery and,all other adjuncts necessai > 1 to give a first-class performance. The traction is guaranteed and so all I who attend can do so with the know 1 ■ edge that they will receive full value I for their money. Price, 25c, 35c an I 50c. Seats on sale at the Holthouse | Drug store. WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT. — A telegram received here at noo I gave the intelligence that‘Mr. Sprung- | er of the firm of Frisinger & Sprunge: i would arrive here this evening over I the Erie railroad, via Wells-Fago e . I press, at 6:50. on No. 13, -with a ea: I load of imported Belgians and Perch- ; I erons, which have recently been pui I ; > based in the old country by Mr. Fris , inger. The, freighter carrying t/' ' same arrived in New York harbo I Tuesday and the horses, were at once loaded into the express car. There were twenty-two horse® shipped across but Mr. Sprunger sold two of them in 1 New York City, and h-ence will on'v . 1 arrive here with twenty. Mr. Frising 5 er will still remain in The old country . • l and will start from There in about : ■ three weeks with another shipment of heavy draft stock. Many of the | horses in this bunch are already sold. ' and will be delivered as soon as they have received a short rest. As soon ' as they arrive here tonight they will 1 be unloaded and taken to the com- . I •. • pany’s stables where they will be on 1 ! exhibition. It is said that many of the horses of this bunch will prove to be some of the best stock ever imported into this country.

Mens O’Coats Young Mens JjjMk, O’Coats Boys O’Coats SB For the coming winter are on display £ hT and you’ll find us ready to show you fcV l iLPh Stylesand Patterns that no other store MTi is able to show you. All the new designs in Colors in ConAvertible Collar Coats, Button Thro, I;A Belted Coats and the staple Chester- ts field models. j ~ - j "yi Give us a chance to show you H -tZiL Mens and Young mens O’Coats 1- p M $5.00 to $25.00 Boys O’Coats $2.00 to SIO.OO ftoltholise, Schulte Go. ft. Good Clothes Sellers for Men and Boys.

FOUND —Small white hood. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for ad. 241t3

* « ♦♦♦♦-. ♦♦♦♦♦♦ : in a pinch : 5- ♦ You can borrow any amount from us from |5 up, on your I household goods, pianos, teams, j * wagons, etc., without removal, I * and on short notice. You can have from one to ' twelve months' time in which to * pay it back. Ol’R contracts I * are simple and all transactions * are clean-cut and private. 84 cents per week for fifty • * weeks pays a $35.00 loan. All ♦ I * amounts in proportion. ♦ If you need money, fill out * the following blqtnk. cut. it out ,j I * and mail it to us. > ! Our agent is in Decatur ever. •» ! * Tuesday. * ♦ ♦ Name ♦ Address; St. and No k Amount A’anted * * Reliable Private 4 ♦ H. Wayne loan Company ‘ ♦ Established 1896. Room 2. Sec- ♦ * ond Floor, 706 Calhoun Street. H Home 'Phone, 833. * Fort Wayne. Ind ♦

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/ " i Cold Weather Coming Coid Weathersh<>es fcffl ffil AWAIT li|| S| Your Coming! Wr■ * B IHlt! They Have Been Here ... F° r Some Time, Many Os Them Sold! I Don’t Be Ought Napping By A Cold Map And • atch A Heavy Cold As A Resull! ’TVould BeAßisk You Can 111 Afford I i Heavier Leathers For Winter Weather ARE HERE IN ALL THEIR COMFORT j ELZEY & FALK OPP. COURT HOUSE 1