Decatur Democrat, Volume 57, Number 44, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1912 — Page 5

j WEATHF.fi FORECAST 1 t fl i «*** ■ f\ir tonight, cooler extreme south portion, with heavy frosts; Thursday. ,! Rev Freiburger went to Ft Wayne ; today noon. James Stockard of Williams was a business visitor here today. A new awning is being put up in 1 front of the Charlie Voglewede shoe store Miss Gecrgia Magner went to Fort Wayne today noon to take her regular 1 music lesson. i Mrs L. C. Aiwea and .Miss Etta Mallouee were guests at the Anneii borne at Magley yesterday Tilford Moot's niece announces that she is now at liberty t* give her whole attention C family washin's. She met ber husband on tag day.—Abe Martin. Mrs. Godfrey Kurt went to Root township this noon to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jotn Ballard, and twin babies that came to the Ballard home Tuesday night

r "“I ! THE HOME OF | Quality Groceries I OUR I Goods Will Appear To I Much Better Advantage | In Your Pantry THAN ON OUR SHELVES THE FORMER Is Where They Naturally Belong. Anyway! We have some special prices to offer week on fancy home grown potatoes in 5 bu. or l ■ lots. Close trimmed kraut cabbage b lour in bbl. lots. Qet our prices and you will lay in supply for winter. It will pay >ou. We pav cash or trade for produce Eggs 28. Butter 19 to 2oc Hower and Hower. North of G. R. & I. Depot Phone I JNO. S. BOWERS I ■ President V.-Pres t & Treas. I FRENCH QUINN ■ Secretary S I THE BOWERS REALTY CO. I I REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS. | ABSTRACTS. ■ The Schirmeyer Abstract Company complete A | g| stract Records, Twenty years Experienc g Farms, City Property, 5 per cent i MONEY

| Peter C’poper has returned to AM? i land, Ohio. , Mrs. Dick Wallace returned from Fort Wayne, where she was visiting with relatives during the dty. Mrs Dan Niblick spent the day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henneford Vera Cruz. .Mrs. H. L. Merry went to Ft Wayne this morning, where she will visit Mrs. I Aspy, who is sick at the St. Joseph ' hospital. ( J. M. Frisinger. who has been in Belgium several weeks, has arrived home. His cargo of horses, which he imported, arrived here last week. j J. S. Peterson, local manager of the Indiana Lighting plant ,has returned ’from Lafayette, where lie was attending a meeting of th<- .Managers of the different plants .Mrs. Amy Syphers Grandstaff returned yesterday afternoon to Portland after a visit with the L. N. Grandstaff family at Monmouth. Mrs Grandstaff accompanied her here. Mrs. Arthur Bleeke of Union town ship, who has been seriously sick for some time, is no better and her physiIcian from this city, with one from I Monroeville, will hold a council tomorrow, relative to her case.

Dan Beery made a business trip to Berne this morning. Mrs. [tick Wallace went to Fort Wayne this morning. ■Mrs. H. J. nice went to Fort Wayne j this morning to spend the day. I Miss Nellie Blackburn went to Fort : Wayne this morning to si>end the day. | j Mrs. Ixjulsn ‘Fuhrman of Preble went to Fort Wayn<> yesterday after- ' noon. Mrs. c. B. Smith of Portland Is here tor a visit with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. C. Hsmmell. Mrs. Charier Mailand returned to St. Johns on tne 2:30 car yesterday aiternoon after shopping here. Mrs. Ann Robison of Winchester grand matron ol the Eastern Star, will I be the guest of the local chapter November nth. Mrs. F. A. Peoples and Miss Clara |Bultemeler went to Fort Wayne today noon. They will be entertained nt supper by Mrs. Ernest Naltrwald and will attend the show at the Majestic theatre this evening. Nine canary birds sent from New pork to Joseph A Lang of this city, j were missent to Decgtur, Illinois. Up- I lon arrival here yesterday, they were pound to be dead, not having received . the proper care in their round about trip. W. M. Kerr of Berne passed through the city this morning enroute to Fort Wayne to call on his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Duff, a patient at the Lutheran - hospital. She underwent an operation a week ago and is getting along ( nicely. Tlie Rebekahs has announced a pic- ( nic jarty lor next Thursday evening. Every member is urged to come and . . bring a basket of good things for the j : supper. An excellent meeting was > bold last evening, the plan for the new week being envolved at that time. Con, the elder son of Jack Moyniplan, was taken to Rockville, InJ., i Monday afternoon, where he will be i given treatment tor tuberculosis at | the state sanitarium. Hopes are given that the disease has not such a stronghold that the scientific treaiI ment will be able to b-'p him. —Bluffton Hanner. - I BELLE NIBLICK ELOPED. Sati.rday. about 11 c 'clock at Jackson, Mich., Daniel Foy .youngest son of Simeon Foy and wife, of this city, and Miss Belle Niblick, the seventeenyearpld dauwater of Mr and Mrs. William Niblick, who resides seven miles 'Horn Bluffton, were united tn marriage I Iby Rev. SmitH. at his home in Jack-' I son. They returned to this city Sat iurduy evening and Sunday afternoon went to the bride's home where they pmnounced their wedding to her parlents, who forthwith gave their parental blessing. Mr. Foy is employed at the shovel factory and they will reside in this city.—Montpelier Herald. o DAVIS FARM SOLD. Gibbons, Dredge Contractor, Makes New Purchase. Ezekiel Davis of Jefferson township and Henry Gibbons of near Wabash, Ohio, were here today and called at the Peterson & Moran office, where 1 they closed a deal for -the purchase of Davis’ ninety-acre farm by Gibbons. Thirty acres lies in Jefferson town--1 ship, this county, and sixty acres just ' across the state line. The farm which I was purchased ten years ago by Davis ! for only $3,500, was sold by him today 'for SII,OOO. Mr. Gibbons is a dredge 1 contractor, and has been dredging i lands in Illinois and other w estern 'states. His wife and son will reside I on his new farm here and he will conI Untie his work as dredger. Mr. Davis | has not yet decided what he will do. I —- —— did not come. ; The basket ball game that was to be played Tuesday night between De-1 catur an dPortland, was called off on j account of the fact that the Portland . team was laid up somewhere on the road to Decatur. They left Portland in an auto but only got a little ways from home when they met with an accident and by the time they made the repairs it was too late to come to Decatur, so they returned to Portland. A game with them is trying to be arranged for the near future. PAINFUL PART WITH WISDOM. | Chris Andrews is convinced that it is as painful to part with wisdom as to acquire it. His wisdom tooth- in i professional terms, “an impacted thi-d ’molar." refused to come through, and he called on a local dentist to extract it It proved very painful and it was necessary to call a physician to chloro'form Andrews before the tooth was taken out. — o — plush ROBE FOUND. Sheriff Durkin has in his possession a Plush robe that was found and 'turned over to him. Owner can get ‘same by calling on him and describing the property.

J ! 1 Ml m Hr ■ CERTAINLY, thers'a a sure way of getting All-Wool 1 Clothes without paying a stiff i price. Just ask for I CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES they are guaranteed to be allwool, to hold shape, and to give satisfactory wear And service, . *lO to 325. I tlohhouse, Schulte &Co. tood Clothes Sellers for Men & Boys ANNUAL • Oatlnued from Page J) Mallonec, Roy Mumma, Mrs, Eugene Runyon, Mrs. Cal Pe'.erscn, Rev. Geo. Owen. Entertainment —M.S C. D. Lewton, Chairman: Mrs. Lucy Fruchte, Miss Ireta Erwin. Mrs. E B. Kern. Miss Myrtle Brown, Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. Ruby Miller. Township presiuents who are active in the work in their various districts are: X'nion-Root —C. S. Mumma. Washington—C. L. Walters. Preble-Kirkland —Eaw Fruchte. St. Mary's—A. W. Gulick. Blue Creek—Amos Danner. Monroe —J. F. Lehman. French-Hartford —Ezra J. Glendening. Wabash —Clara Anderson 1 Jefferson —Christian Z‘hr. —. O--NOTICE. All wanting winter apples leave oldens at my office up to Friday evening, as delivery will be made Saturday.— Ernst Schlickman, and Monroe.—Advt. 260t3 , NOTICE. For first-class li« ary at reasonable prices, good outfits, call or 'phone No. 182, to Ernest Schlickman, Third and Monroe. —Advt. 260t3 o— — BOWLING GAMES. In three games played Tuesday night between the White Case tea.n and the Alley team, the Alley team came out of the trial with two games to their credit. A feature of the game was six strikes by Holthouse of the Alley team. Tonight all teams qje requested to be at the alley for the formation of the bowling league. There will be some games, too. —— o— NORTHERN INDIANA REAL ESTATE COMPANY. 1 Sixty-five acre farm, 4 miles from Decatur, 5 room house, large barn, buildings in good condition, on pike, all good beet land. 5 room house on Lice street, large barn, drove well, plenty of fruit, a bargain if taken soon. 7 room house on Elm street, good as new, a good proiverty at right price. NORTHERN INDIANA REAL ESTATE COMPANY. HOLEPROOF , ' HOSE — The greatest hose for Ladies and Men Men’s Holeproof half hose 6 pairs guaranteed 6 months for. . $1.50 Men’s Holeproof silk sox 3 pairs guaranteed for three i months for $2.00 Women’s Holeproof silk hose 3 pairs guaranteed three months for $3.00 Women’s Holeproof cotton hose 6 pairs guaranieed six months for . $2.(10 Women’s Holeproof mercerized hose six pairs guaranteed 6 months tor $3.00 THE MYERS-DAILEY - COMPANY 4

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