Decatur Democrat, Volume 57, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1912 — Page 5

I 'T’HOSE Velvet Boots with the I | 1 leather and cravenette tops I I are selling stronger every week. I We’ve sold three big lots of them I in a week and a half and another I big lot came in this morning, i | When you see them you’ll say " they are the classiest shoe of I the season. I Charlie Voglewede I THE SHOE SELLER

; WEATHER FORECAST | Fair tonight, warmer in north and centra) portion; Thursday fair. Rav. Freeman was a business visitor here yesterday. Fred Hoffman went to New Haven this morning on business. Mrs. Glen Glaney of Monroe was her-' today visiting with her parents, .Mi. and Mrs. Stults. Rev Karl Thompson left this morning for Indianapolis to attend the ministers convention which is being held there A basket of groceries was left at the smith. Yager & Falk drug store. Owner can have same by proving property. Rev. William Flaherty arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and assisted at the forty hours' devotion service at the St. Mary s church. Miss Margaret Gallogly left this morning for Portland, where she will attend the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. George Ramseyer, whose death occurred Monday --«WII lint Ilf—■ limit

r.»* lull wai — — THE HOME OF Quality Groceries | THE TOP NOTCH ■ jSS in Groceries U I WE Strive To Attain As we Succeed, our Patrons Gain’ When it comes to Selling things to eat. In Quality and Price We’ll not be.Bcat. Fresh oysters qt 40c, New seeded raisins 10c, New seedless raisins 10c, New prunes 12 1-2 and 15 pound White clover honey 18c, Fancy onions bu. /oc, Preserves qt. jar 30c, Mince meat qt jar 30c Extra tancx eating apples 40c pk. Winter apples 90c bu. a— We pay cash or trade for produce Eggs 30. Butter 19 to 2oc Hower and Hower. Nir th of G. R. & I. Depot. Wg. TMn < rowh'RS F.M. SCHIRMEYER T JNO V.-Pres’t & Treas. g FRENCH QUINN g Secretary ig THE BOWERS REALTY CO. I REAL ESTATE, BONDS, LOANS. ABSTRACTS. g The! Schirmeyer Abstract Company complete Ab- g struct Records, 'twenty years Experience Farms, City Property, 5 per cem g MONEY g

1 John Joseph made a business trip to 1; Fort Wayne this morning. 1 John Colchin went to Ft. Wayne i this morning on business. ' | Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Helm were at Fort Wayne today visiting with reia--1 tives. .Mrs. J S. Nelson of Fort Wayne is here for a visit with her parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murphy. Mrs. E. H. Kilbourne of Ft. Wayne I is visiting here with her parents, M-. and Mrs. U. Deininger. Miss Martha Schinnerer of Will- ‘ shire, Ohio, changed cars here this morning enroute to Fort Wayne. A. C. Hall has gone to Marion, where he will be for some time at tending to his picture business in that district. Mrs. hayton Haltzell arrived from Fort Wayne yesterday afternoon to visit with her i>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Haley, and her daughter, Mrs. Ed Kleinhenz. A coat attracted much attention in its crate yesterday afternoon at the local National express office. The goat was being shipped by F. G. Lucas to his family at Bay City, Mich. Mr. Lucas has been employed at the sugar factory here. ■Uli ■■TtW—

1 Mlsa Jean Lutz left this morning for Lafayette and Peru, Ind., where she will visit with friends and rein fives. I Father Kroll of Fort Wayne, who 1 was In the city assisting at th* forty hours' devotion, returned home this afternoon. Homer H. Knodle left last night for IndlanaiMjlla, where he will attend u two days’ session of the I. O. O F. grand lodge. Mrs. J. G. Adler of Linn Grove ur- ' rived lu the city this morning, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. : Orval Harruff, Mrs. Clark Dibble and daughter left I this afternoon for Portland, where I they will visit for a couple of weeks with friends and relatives. A ease of diphtheria is reported in the city, the house of Morris Hay being quarantnied on account of the illness of a son, who has diphtheria. -Mrs. Charles Long and daughter. I Geraldine, returned to Fort Wayne this morning after a visit in Willshire, Ohio. She stopped off here enroute home. The Pythian Sisters will have a Jolly time Friday evening, when the losing side in a membership contest, recently closed, will entertain the winning side. Mrs. A. R. Hell, Mr. and -Mrs. Jesse Helm and -Mrs. J. H. Heller motored to Fort Wayne this morning, where they spent the day with relatives and friends. Dr. Fred Patterson's dental offices have been adorned with new window signs which announce his location to the public. His offices are in the Dorwin block, over the Auth Jewelry store. Miss Rose Martin came home from Fort Wayne, bringing with her her lit tie nephew, Fred Connell, who has been with her during the time h’a mother has been a patient at the hospital. They came to be here to greet Mrs. Connell, when she arrived from the hospital today. Mrs. O. L. Vance who Is a patient at the St. Joseph hospital, Ft. Wayne, is kindly remembered by her friends with a profusion of flowers, tribute of their esteem. Among those received were handsome bouquets from the Fort Wayne Scottish Rite Masons, the Decatur Masons, and other lodges, a Decatur club, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Hoifman and other friends. W. F. Wilson and A: J. Smith have returned from Delaware, Ohio, where they attended a sale of Hereford cattle. Messrs. Wilson and Smith are engaged in the raising of Herefords and have a fine bunch at the Smith , farm north of the city. While at Dela-I ware they purchased eight more. They ’ expect to take three head to Chicago ' during the International Stock show, to be placed on sale there December 4th. Peter Schneider, who has been serving as government inspector in a large packing establishment at Terre Haute, is here on a ten days’ leave of absence. He is feeling much better than when he left and has about regained his former good health. He came home last summer in a very serious condition and friends feared he would never be well again, but they are all glad to know- that he is again in splendid health The desire of William F. Palmer, Jr., of New York City to take his one-day-old daughter down to the club to “show her to the boys,’’ is stated by Mrs. Palmer as one of the reasons why a decree of separation should be granted her. Other reasons alleged are that Palmer threw plates about the house, indulging in liquor, and used harsh language to his wife. Mrs. Palmer filed her separation complaint in the supreme court. She is living with her daughter at the home of her father in East Orange, and her husband lives at 220 Edgecomb avenue. Come and see the big musical comedy success, "Funny Side of Site,” which plays an engagement at the Bosse opera house on Friday, November 22nd. It will give entire satisfaction, judging from reports which have reached us from other cities. The owners of this well known aggregation are Richy W. Craig and I>ou Stark, two producers of well known abiliay, who have spared neither expense nor labor to make this one of the biggest hits of the season, and they certainly have succeeded, judging from the reviews of the competent critics in the larger cities. A strong company of players are involved during the action of the two acts and laughter runs riot throughout and musical numbers of much renown are sung throughout by people who can sing. The large company is headed by Richy W. Craig, the well known and popular German comedian, assisted by Al Martin, the funny Irish comedian; Lillian Stevens a prima donna with a charming voice and figure divine; I-otta Baker, who can sing and dance her way into the hearts of her auditors; Ben Hilbert, Ethlyn Grace, Neita Harter, and as pretty a bunch of chorus g' 's ever gathered with a musical comedy attraction, who are bedecked in costumes of gorgeous designs.

INSPECTING OUR BRIDGE. D. B. Stump and William Pelper, commissioners of Noble county, were here today inspecting the new Monroe street St. Mary's river bridge to get pointers to aid them In their bridge work. Frank Burke of the Burke Con- ( struct ion company, Newcastle, the firm which built our bridge, was here with them, going over the Svork. DAILY CENSUS REPORT. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gelmer, living about a mile and a half south of town, I are the proud parents of a big baby boy. A baby boy was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Tise Raker, living about five miles from town. Both mother and babe are doing fine. ABOUT THE SICK Two Decatur patients at th? St. Joseph hospital, Fort Wayne, were brought home today, being well on the way to recovery. They are Miss Bernardette, daughte- of Peter Forbing, who was operated upon for appendicitis, and Mrs. C. V. Connell, who un derwent an operation for gall stones, and two other complications Miss Eva Dorwin of Lafayette, who has been dangerously ill with peritonitis and complications, shows little improvement. Miss Dorwin is well knwon here, where she formerly lived. ARREST PATENT MEDICINE MEN. (United l*ress Service) Washinfton, D. C., Nov. 20—(Special to Daily Democrat)—Simultaneous arrests of z-175 manufacturers of alleged “quack’’ patent medicines were ordered tod-/ by Postmaster General Hitchcock in seventy-two cities scattered through twenty-two states. Among those Included were several in Indiana.ulis, connected with the Duplex Remedy company. Miss Rose Smith went to Geneva this afternoon. Stella Bremerkamp went to Portland this morning to visit a few days with friends. Henry Schumrn of Schumin, Ohio, was here today to consult a physician regarding a sick child of his. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Clymer of Berne were visitors here today, consulting a physician for Mrs. Clymer. Father Travers returned to Portland this afternoon after being here to asI sist at the forty hours' devotion at the ' St. Mary's church. i oFOR SALE. Sixty-acre farm, 2 miles from market, 5 room house, fair barn, level, black and sandy loam soil; will se'l at right price or will take Decatur property as part pay. Address A. S. Keller, Monroe, Ind. 277t6 (Advertisement) — — -o— PIANO AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR SALE. Oak case piano iB fine condition; dining room table and sideboard, rugs, book case, sofa, and some other articles of furniture. Customers may call any day this week at 310 N. 4th St. 275t6 DAN ERWIN. (Advertisement) EARLY ggjBUYERS JW Always Get the best of everything Do you realize Christmas is almost here? You will nave to get busy and solve the problem of what to get for loved ones, the most lasting | and appreciated present and H thing that always instills the rememberence of the ; giver in the minds of the reIciever is a present of Jewel- ■ ery, no Jeweler in any city has a more complete stock of fine Watches, Fobs, Bracelets, Umbrellas, Rings, Dia- , monds, Necklaces, aid every ' thing in the jewelery line than Henslev the Jewler, ■ ever,thing has advanced in the cost of living but Jewelery which has declined in ( price one third, what cost . you $9.00 last year you can buy for $6.00. Remember Hensley will ‘ lay your presents away for ; you until Xmas without any ’ deposit, everything engrav- , ed Free you get at Hensleys I the leading Jeweler.

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siring V \ / Evanjrlist J. Bennett Tonight at the Christi in | ihi ci the subject wi l b- i ‘•Sincerity” ana there will j be s leciai music all are in- * vi erl to be present at 7:30 p.m. AT THE CKYSTAL. The Crystal .iu* some very good shows for tonlg’ut, consisting of two comedies and a drama. These shows ■ are all interesting and the comedies are exceptionally good, so do not torget to come. We always try to please , the public by getting the best shows on the market: “THE SAND STORM,” Lubin, Drama. “MARJORIE’S DIAMOND RING,’ Ediron Comedy. “THE TEXAS TWINS,” Pathe V.'nst-' ern Codemy. FtVF CENTS. The CRYSTAL Theater._ MEN WANTED | ■ To go to Detroit to learn the Rubber business. Instant opportunities foradvancement. Steady work the year around. Good wages while learning. I Apply at MURRAY HOTEL.FRI. November 22.

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