Decatur Democrat, Volume 58, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 27 February 1913 — Page 2

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' sesrtarvm m eoart today by the heir fwho baa also beea toft out «f >3 . former acmoas. came as a Mg w_rprise to m»xy ot the axtemeys who have heec Sa the case. The swit to I resist the prokats of :he w®. which ■was filed Sa the ctfristt ewt. Sepkess'ber <- 19*2. ■*» sft for trial oa per. Meoday This ssdt was DM fuftow*wg the offensg of the wfii tor jrisfbate. but at that ease Boy tax tor. who sjkSt * putF tito vkH. -TLe wf3 ut Mrt FWIor waa wife•et, a* JsssAry 23, &&4 wM-

sis* es wiiwt ie Joerpk Faylor. oSA i riz. * Katie see Ankaada aad Mary Asa. li*: riXdrsa rs E»rabech lor. H any there be. tSf*. to be 4i’’:-4- j ed er.ia.ly aaoe< the*: iota Hesry Fayior, son of Go«l>i Fayior. »!*♦; Boy Fkyter. km of J oka Hwy Fsy~.e. !’■'•' : Stoet. ia-citer of the heather. Sc-kmoc. Fkyior. K-rF. o*4; Geor?.e Faykr. «oa of Soke&on FkyJor. ST**; Jots Faylor. ana of goieceCM Fhykr, gNk; Reteeea Hostz. -.ae Faj-kr. «35; to S'xiaziah Koontz. :f -oaepk Fay tor (hosto die before Fayior. '_» .aare j it is tzae vlsz of the 4erease4 Cather- :■ Fayior that the xojerty rerr.a~Zr earex Rebeeoa Hosts, ta the same prcportioe aa set ost is th* a®ozs.t* give* the*. The property is ’ the* described and acxx* the de-' •-ased to have beee the owner of! 123..64f of isxd j»sM c 4 *te city alorr the Wai<ih nrer. ~ "Hess focr D. D Bto4abaMer . <rf we will *_i it give# | shß to diftr: as f. let OTxt “Jsst a few weeki ago the rzprecze eocrt of Isdaiia iuaded dow> ta*. : fsa2 deciiioa is tie the Fay ] liar h*jf» axi.iAt D. D. Stadahaker | < aad tkto <aae wae to <oc.-,es* a deed to p Caxheris* Fayx>r- After -r y ?h»- <io-"zrti for tie higher court gave out its final de- >; cisioc is favor of the heirs, and a suit , far tie pa.-tition of the land is no< 11 - in ciretrit court The will o'! < 1 the dec eased, Catherine Fayior, did i jnot enter into this suit. 1 Mrs Fay-or died July 2, IW2. tear- j ing the estate vaitsed at The < will was oMersg for probate later and a suit was filed to resist the probate. , D. D Studa baker, knowu as the exec-’i □tor, te.zg the defendant. This ■< case has been pending since that time, h i the pLaiz.tiffs aHegiag that the de- ’ s • ceased Catherine Fkytor was of un<i sound mind at the time the made the ‘ i 1 wilt Tte case vaa set for trial next j, Monday before Special Judge R H.'j j Hartford of Jay equity, J udge W. H. I ■ lESckhm being disqualified in the ■ .-ase. ■Roy Fayior, who offered the will;< I for probate today, was the son of John ' Henry Fayior, who was a resident of | • the county for many years. ! “Outside at Thomas Fayior of Petin- : sytvania it is not thought that the |he&B will offer any objection to the wiU; according to the statements of attorneys, who are interested in the case. "Catherine Fehler is the way the de<eased spelled her name as shown by. ’ the wiE, but it Is more commonly callI ed Fayior." | William Rang*man, former Adazns county recorder, and for years one of the best known men of the county,: ' died this morning at 8:34 o'clock ar the Lutheran hospital. Fort Wayne, i from paralysis, at the age of eighty-six years. About ten years ago Mr. Baughman went to Fort Wayne to reside with his daughter, Mrs. Clem Pittman. A short while before the holidays be entered the hospital for ,an operation, and never regained bis, I'ormer good health, his advanced age being against him Had he lived ■’in. til next September 26, he would have' baea eighty-»ix years old. Mr. Baughman was a native Ohio, being bora September 24/ 1827, at Mansfield, Ohio. Nearly half a century ago he came to Adams county, where he lived for forty years. Prior to coming to this city, he lived at Steele, the little town south of this city. During the greater . part of his life, he waa engaged it. school teaching, later becoming a huckster. His work took him over a wide part of the county, and he was very well and favorably known, being familiarly known ao til his aequaintances as "Uncle Billy." He was electjed county recorder for a term of four I years, serving from 1890 to 1894, serv-

r tag prior ta the lace H H Harrufi 1 Be was sa eftcMvt sdßu.'lal. sad made -a good record t* Ma oftcial capacity. » Hm wife &ed aereral years age > wt.lr the fast-iy rwaafiad m tkM dry s A aca. Artasos. wise shad ptMdeaiy. - dead at tha faarily tecase t here. He is amvfved toy th* foStov- - tng ckfldrea Afttne at Pw-or-a O ; ■ Mary FixxmsA Fo~, Wayae. Laey. >'*■ > ntop ia M -»sosr . Adatea. wife of Irt vis Weaver, of M.x*ugaa. Mr. la.zgtssax •as a devout west • her of the Oristsaa U*toa chare*. f'VIWfT'J.J litTTXjfjg WISJ Ito SB w to 1 Tt# feoey will Isp g.*e ewt> F‘l'3 y F’q*’*"? 'Wa?'## AX A* tlto C»3faT<JL. A BifTii jstrry ax H wz-1 but* —— " C» — Sre yea*v. a mz?*4 fxrß&*r vhoto *;l3 o’clock Weis****y T»arE..2L< 13' * paueßt *i»ce Fet-rzirj «. rsffre® j ffc'i, pHrto OC* toW.. Pr< <-1 eo&d©rtor os tbe r*s-J road, aad one da.ghter Ml*.* Frazr j Masters, of Decatur azd aatrher ■ ia Mmaeapocs ; The mains will Se sk:p<ped to Me-, vada for funeral seTv-.ees and mv---' mezt —Pc- Wayne Sestme-L Mr. Gustenlager paseed throath the eity two weeks ago ess-'c-zte to the boopttai. and at that rinse was so is that fee rec ured tie arimsanoe sf ewe set mafczg the tnzr*er ts the laterzrbaa ear His dazghtiev. Mra Ma*- i ters. of Pl*asax' Mito caDed oe : si Tuewday at the tooriHai He was! quite well known m this coteaty. Mrs. Ma-garep MiOer, a weß kßo«*| axd greatly betov «d lady, who had I i «ong sMes psuee’-f the ar*- of three-, score year* and test is dead at tar. home T Ohio, just the state i l;ne, fro* Uatoa township, this cozs-i ity. Death eame Wedz>e*day momiiig| at 7 ociock. Last tali during Ori j Home Week, Mrs Mnier vir.ted with' a brother. Mr. Gilmcre, at T-muup-| town, OMo, *sd while ecc | i pxetnnocia She was at the point of death then, but grew better and a few weeks ago was brought to her boa* east of the city, being conveyed frets the railway station here, in an ambo- : lance. She never fully recovered and her death ensued from trouble brought 1 on by the pneumonia. Mrs Miller is survived by three < children—Wilford and Harwhie Mi2er, 1 sons, who live near her home, and a 1 daughter, Mrs WL’.iam P. Barkley, : Union township She leaves several grandcbildren, among them being one, ] Mrs. Otis Shifferly. of Union town ship, whom she loved as a taWMer, as Mrs Miller bad reared her frotn : infancy. A sister, Mrs.. Belle Gilmore, mad* her home with Mrs Miller The funeral will be held Friday morning at 9 34 o’clock ah Clark’s Chapel. Jnternsent will take place in I the church yard cemetery. o i Gustare Hoorock, a prominent resident of Hoagland, met with a very painful and serious accident while assisting some of the workmen oc his farm, who were loading logs, when one of the heavy p-ieces of timber slipped from the grip of those who were holding it, and it rolled over the left limb of Mr. Hobrock, breaking, , two ot the bone*. Both boces of the j lower limb were broken, the little one. j near the ankle, and the larger one, • tear the knee. Word was received to-' day from Mr. Hobrock’s home that it! iwas thought by the physicians in' charge that the injured member would •be all right after it once started to j heal, and would not cause him any more trouble. He will be compelled to walk on crutches for sometime. He Is the son of Mrs. Sophia Hobrock of this eity. Henry Gerke went to Hoag- j land this morning to visit with the injured man for the day. MERCHANTb HELD MEETING. State Offciais of Retail Dealers' Association Boost Garnishee Law. ■ I Mr. Bogue, secretary of the Retail Dealers’ Association of Indiana, and Mr. Faught were here this morning, , talking garnishee bill to the Decatur ' merchant*. A meeting was held at the , city hall but representarives ot the pres* were barred from the meeting on motion by one of the local mer- ‘ chants The bill tor a garnishee law ’ lost on final passage in the bouse te- , cause of a lack of a constitutional ma Children Cry FOf •J AWVOR I A

t >*9ty. ’A* vote beta* O to 41 a favor e es th* MR w*sT* JJ voces were vtteatan F-****»y tb* b* ws« jtfwtyo**-: » sr’-J March X a date wtx* Salto ot teniay sad w*k* K was takes for '. rrtxted mesa t th* «M at th* to®, tost t sa effort wifi be m-Se to tare aaottae - vote take*. Mr ctoasy voud tor the ; bffi tuoe the nerrhaats of Deeaxsr w ► israrat-ie to it. *"**: setsoe was tak- ■- e* a: th* aserisg this xnortAg was MAY GO TO OHIO. . Mm. *-•* Lotanaw WW P-rnaby Locate w C**ve.a.wo or *«reo, O. i Nev* NLamal, at* tn €st>®r tn to Al - ran. atlnr m Vm ’ x Xv* •¥*► girfFje r* * AS W "®'? "B * Wi - A*'* 1 * *■’*.. Xs FE.'ft fn* <*n * W *d t ’T*4-~’.A ** 2. #*"*■ . * r**** 1 ’’ w A ’ 4€9art3B«i kt a Ary* ftto*. > to .‘f to Afcrmß A-t* wUI t jes AS A**S Ot T»**R fyjto t*s * MBrttfß ia her »e< »fe.>, Ts**- I? rlbn C t i* w lb®r Ek*' - ;££ rW vfSI tiiea k*A* vtazx*- - ■ Beet* for c <hxi r be? bofflto here ptr- j ax flMflW »► Iffiiei froo tiMe two mfe*, wtm| si-e west cc re-i-xx *o i A sew az f rejßu.risjE’ ’ zts ’toex by ;4 ee is tie b’-.ki.zr *ore-*-rty I :rr the ptrezt Brocitorf' eSKiw?*- j Ucp o* M -\ Ce< ri ■ was foe merry coz ze-ted wrtz Efn*y < | Hac-kmaa. bavmg charge of their re ' I p*.-rmg eeparssn-ZL tart see-mg that | j the poeslnitSe* for aa exclusive re-1 ;g *~*g shop were so great is the city ! !be decided to o;>e* cm* of Lis own > £c Las tad eie«ve* years’ expeet-etce ; ia tkis Lme of wee* azd know* every I IwiE soon wcr* up a fipe. large pat < I wtxh win do the work ot fifteen ssen 11 , .ng of the job writ m a short tzme after . ■ I being ordered Mr Coffee takes grwst! irk***** is sbosring this sew mack in* >i to say one who c*«re* to s*e it and . also g--arax*.ee* all of the woe* p:i I Tta Adaißs Coczty Poettry associa-1, I tie* met ia inis city ths moraiag st, I the temuel Butler oS.ee and reorgan-1 lined for a moel saeceasfol eaast*ign| ( and show for 1913. The date Las act i i yet been set. but it was decided to j noid the show is Ptocaxur this year, < Beme bariag had the exhibit fur the past four years When Bern* took the shew fosr < years ago, the association was ia debt. < The have made things hum and work- , ed cp a good artee.dance so that now ( the anociatt-ot. has a big balance it the treas-'ry above all expenses. It is up to the north part of the county ; to see that the show is given a good j patronage and sustain the record made .. by the south part of the cocmty. The eScers were «ected <, for the year: President, Thtana* ! Dowling: riee prewident, Chariea. Magley; secretary and treasurer. ■ Charies Getting. ten dent. D. M | Rice. I The executive committee comprises ’ Amos Hirwchy, Samuel Emison, John j J HUty, Mrs Fannie Christen. Charles ! Zimmerman, William DowLng and 1 Cal D. Kunkel. Amoe Hirschy retires as preridenti and Samuel Simison as treasurer, after • a several years' eSeiett service. | • | Hersteil Russell, aged thirty-one, j residing near Vicksburg, Mich, was 1 (killed Wednesday by a falling tree, ac-' cording to a message received here : Wednesday by relatives of .the young mam Mr. Russell was marrri-d November 5, 1919, in this ! city by 'Squire J. H" Stone, his wife * being Miss Flossie Roe, daughter of Nathan Roe of near Berne, with | whom he became acquainted on a visit made by Miss Roe to Michigan. After tbeir marriage they went to a farm eight infle* rinsn Vicksburg, where they have since lived. Mrs. Rnsweß is a cousin of Mrs. E-1 mer Archer of this city, and tar son. | Isaac Archer, of this city, is now visjiting at the Rasa* H home, taring left here last Saturday for that place Full particulars of the death were not given, but it is auppoaed that the accident occurred while the young man was working ia the wood*, togging. ! . The yoimg man was a son of FYaak ‘ Russell of Flail in s nan county, Mich. • He leaves a widow and two children, besides many other relatives. Harvey Shaw who has just finished ’ t jaf! sentense of thirty days st Ft. ’ Wayne, was brought here this morning by Deputy Scheriff H. F. Parnin of Alien county. Shaw is now in jail ’ here and wffl probably answer to a charge of contempt of court, for failtire to comply with the order of court made when a divorce was granted his wife, the rider relating to the support

of th* chudrv* Th* warrant for Vs srrewt was Mwnri last May. tat rt coeM *M toe served as it was tat.posri Lie to locate Shaw Qrite recewtiy be < wime tn to the psftce . Wayne, a* accriat «f W* reuatsons * wr-th Mrs Boaa ®aaer. also a c®etjßr* reata: «< the rity. Mt* -etng . jaDed. His sentence has just expired and as tta vgni: fr-cux tits county wa* r«*dy tor hi*, ta was brought hem His <*»—g’-’ter Dearie Fha®. vis tte of tta yoricr’ ~g w;me*aea i* tta Jas* Bgtaras case. <* trial here this week. A Mhawf'JwG®# C3U* W < ■a6f* M-'OTyTSAX antou**:!® Iwafjfcx woe< ti-At be » Bto *$ veH *1 be yesße.-tli,’• gg* <**hl He -i fL-fferiSi -urot'* AS AfLA' k ACCXe *2E TWA W3~ jiilßijytA,’ J V. J. -? Ybe cbjm* 3? Wfi.’le* flf Gesie"wu 'cri..-ged w:tk Tasting a mm me bo’xte vxs vOdBF- •»» eccßJae-'.ed *t 2 B’cltok •-* Ptxjt«e<'-»tto Pa.’T'.s.i cos. • - :he >ro»toxuDß J. C. Motax, * the beiM by tbe I trim to taf«*d Wit-Se as a potr perWTBaaa Riff a»4 Miss Cor* Tritng ■« **» qrietiy marned at tta clerk's of- ' fire this afternoon at 2 o'clock by j Mayer Teepto Th* rrld* was been I January 4. I 4 **. a*d to a dugnter of . *maat Tocsg Tta groom, resides az ifa lew was bora November 9. Is**, — Marriage Drexs-es were issued to >*.ma Maud Essen tar* May 1. lISX' daughter of Jes.se Dsset- to wed ; lames Edmund Sprier, farm** sr-a I£* Albert SpuDer; Leczat’e-le daughter of George CaSdervood. to | a—*.** ri-wsk’-w Andrew«. ca*p*n- • ter. tor* May I*. IBt’. cf Cabri. Sas- ■ karenewa*, Canada, «ou ri Robert Al-' bsrt Andrews, of Aiams ewmty Both * ere carried before., the bride's first groom’s v“e. Ocpcber. XW. Inveßtory and statement filfri by Jctz Ensley, atatoiaintor of the Cattariae Ensley estate, »*re approxA petitk® to seif petsona.’ property Miranda Q. Moore, adminxFtratcß’, was | granted. Sal* ordered after posting for ten days in public places. Philip Ge* iaf_ administrator of the George K. Jacobs estate, filed report I cf sale of perfeanal property at private j sale for easti. Sato confirmee and title i ordered vetoed In purcisaser. Real estate trtzsfers: Elizabeth.' Rosser et aL to Abraham B. 'Mier and Isaac Roe*. 1585 acres ia Hartford ■ tp_, Minnie L Daniel to John ; P Smith, tots 16-17. Prttie, I4»’>: Min-! ale L. Daniel, guardian, to John P < Smith, iota 16-17, Preble BS7’.-. Veltaa i Daniel to John P. South, tots 16-17, . I Prebto, quip claim deed, 11. — Deputy Sheriff Kelly and Poiseeman . ’ Meletti were called to Magley this ' , morning by both the Shoemaker Con-, i strurtto* company and their Italian . : laborers, who went <® a strike. The! j most of tta sixteen Laborers who were j oa a strike Wednesday, went back to ’ work, but five, when being paid off I this me-ning, refused to leave Two of these were brought here and will !be charged with carrying co-neea’ed ’ w*«p<ms. while a third win be charg’ed with malicious trespass. He was ■ discharged by the company a month or ' six weeks ago. but has refused to I leave and has been bunking with the ‘others ever since. The Italians waat,ed their boss. Pat Durkins, arrested j for drawing a gm on them, but this eculd not be suiotaatiated. as it was! said he took the gun with him for I self-defense, and no action was taken against him. FOUR DEATHS SINCE OCTOBER 15. — Mra Nanry Noll left this afternoon for Fort Wayne where sb* will attend the funeral tomorrow of her sister-in-law, Sarah Roebuck, wife of Asa Roebuck Mrs. Not! has had more than ter share of aorroa in tta last few months, kwng four relatives since October. October 15 occurred tta death of her husband, John Noil; three weeks later, her sister, Mrs Susannah Falls: then a gre.sMind, infant of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Miller, of Sherwood, Ohio. CLAIMS AGAINST I MEXICO. fUnited Press Service) Washington, D. C, Feb. 2<L— (Speclal to Daily Democrat)—American Children Ury FOR FLETCHER’S CASTORIA

’claims for damsges against property] t* M*i.ro CKy atota •«! Po-fbly] read between fifty and seventy-fir* *Rta* d&Osrs and tta stale department will bare to face the difficult task of adjudxating these claims To day, ij patches said. "Many of the txt*- "i.- r«rid»ac«a are entirely r a forc*ly • stand* V z*d been marked by rifle shots or hlbd looted-" POLICE COURT. Knof* was again brought Into " r : n -he even.ng by Marshall Pes*ev fruri *•*- He ru give* trial • Rfw< .ri Ts?,ti it rives a fill* <n And cobia. a -are bmd;•Arters at the county SPL LLER-ESSEX WEDDING Ss>e-' zed at Presbyteran Manse by Rev. Gle ser. Jamee Speller and M:ss Leona M Essex a well known young couple of sear Moaroe were principals in a happy wedding soiemnized last evening at 4:39 o'clock at the Presbyterian Manse by the Rev W. H. Gleiser, pastor of tta Presbyterian church. The couple was unauended and tta wedding was a very quiet one. They will reside on a farm a mile and a half north at this city on the interurban -PORK" BILL PASSES HOUSE. Washington. D. C.. Feb. 2D, 1913. Daily DetnocraL Decatur, Ind.: Bril providing 110,9** tor site for ■ federal building at Decatur passed tta 1 'tarase tolar J. A. M. ADAIR. I i T-e bill dc* roes to the senate for | ' €-02.1:rr*a!k*a. While it Is aDDOuoced • zy ;«er representatives that | there wffl he considerable opposition t j t cche bill is the upper house, it is ' .• believed that it will pass. < e O — TH S WILL INTEREST MMOTHERS. Mother Griy’« Sweet Powders for acße. bad stomach, teething disorders.

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