Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 223, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1903 — Page 3

TIME tables (1. R- & I(In effect sept. •r.IMOS) D TRAINS north. ...<vt>t Sunday: »:S pm *t n! y m tirand lta > ),dß «:00 am ; S O, ' U TRAINS BOOTH Sundays....... h ■ vrpt Sunday J*'P m ; nl v U ieept Sunday) » m .:icpm clover leaf. In effect May ». 1«B FAST. „ -mnerfal Traveler dally... S:» *tn i.’lsss FreW 1:10a tnj ’ c WEST Sunday nSiS CHICAGO 4 ERIE, fri etfwt June N. lsteW KPT. S t’eST-rk Chi.-airo Limited Sf a Mar.'-i.-II n Ace'tn 10:10am EAST .„»_V P .tihule Limited for N V . ..«:Ma m Es-Marion and Columbus except ** Sundar ■■• •.•••! 8M • “ i_\ew York and Boston Limited ’ through coaches Columbus ,„<i Chicano ■ «:« Ptn | j c l _B..t'a ami Chautauqua Lake V:» pn ; tn IT not carry baKitare. 3 and 4 has . tt'rougl. co»cb t olumbut to Chlo Mo. • y r . clint' n Drummond is on the sick list. I'b-.. Hvlundan Ed Morris return rite Huntington last evening. Mr> Harruff of Marion is the guest < t Harvey Harutt and family. Chis B Yob.4 and family spent Sanity with -lee When nt Monroerille. The Wrong Made Right company n-illh''M their weekly dressrehearstl tonight. Frank Schumaker and E l Er ain left for Eaton. Ohio last night where the l»ys Iwith have good petitions. Burt Niehols left for Bryan. Onio, ti close a contract to furnish Pertlan 1 cement for paving purposes in that citv. Mr« Everhart returned to Fort Wayne last evening after sjiending a tew days with relatives and freinds. George Flanders returned from: Bowling Green yesterday where he had been looking after the interest of his race horse, True Worth. Mr Joseph Ruff who has been visiting with his Brother Will Ruff chef at the Burt Hotel, returned to his home at Fort Wayne this morn mg. Frank Oast and wife aie the proud possessors of a brand new baby girl, same arriving yesterday. Both mother and babe are doing well. Mr McDonald of Van Weft, reprc anting the Vegene Medicinb was in the city yesterday. He made the trip in his automobile whioh is artistically designed.

NOW IS THE TIME fI to Our ew Store We have the best A ASSORTED and newest line of CLOTHIN G; HATS,CAPS and UNDERWEAR >pT yl \ of any firm in town. iJ his Not To ° Harly I y To buy your Fall and Winter Suit and v »~' I© Urs *rT Overcoat. Our Overcoat and Suit or\\VJj I Im r / chard is now full. Come, while the PICKM 'tv ( ING IS Goon - ; Be Sure and See Our Woolen and Cotton Underwear be- \ 6 fore you buy. Now, riot her, \ T We want you to bring the boys in, and f/ ’• ' try sonie °f onr su ’ ts an< l overcoats on U them. If you do, we will make a sale and you will be well pleased. Boys* School Suits We have an exceptionally good stock of Suits suitable for school wear. See them. Eyou want the LATEST STYLES IN HATS and CAPS, we have them at prices that will make you buy. Acker, Elzey & Vance Remember the P.’cce Corner East of Court House. — , lie ' *■■!!!—l——

Miss Eva Smith left for Berne today. Mrs. William Pillars is on the sick list. Sam Frank left tor Montpelier today. Harry Harb returned to Geneva today. Ed Coburn returned to Warren last evening. Frank Railing returned to Lima last evening. Fred Mull of Portland spent yesterday in the eity. Miss Dottie Keller returned toiler home at Van Buren today. J. T. Merryman is at Bluffton today attending to legal business. A. J. Smith left today for Urbana, 0., to look after some bridge timber. Mrs. William Burdge left for Elwood for a few days visit with relatives. Ed Harber of Fort Wayne, was the guest of Miss May Webber yesterday. Mrs. J. Staoff returned to Geneva ■ today after spending a few days relatives. | Nellie Hoggins and Maud Blue I went to Portland this morning to spend the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jes<e King and son of Portland were the guests of Mrs. C. D. Murray* Sunday. Miss Minnie Hart left for Van Buren where she has accepted a position in a dry goods store. Fred Reppert reports the hog sale that was held at the fair grounds last week a financial success. John Mi ler of Fort Wayne, was the guest of his uncle, Jacob C. Miller and family yesterday Andrew Mylott arrived today from Durand, Michigan and exjtects to i visit a few days with his parents. Med Miller left today for Geneva to complete all arrangements for the frescoing the home of Mr. Pontius. Charles Conrad who has been working at Hammond for the jiast two years is visiting with his ]>arents. The wedding of Charles Wertzberger and Miss Clara Rumschlag was announced at St. Mary's church yesterday. The marriage will take place week after next. Oil Prince, owned by Charles Ahr won first prize in the show ring and champion sweepstake at the decent fair. A colt sired by Oil Pfinoe and owned by Theodore Beatty also secured a first premium. Rudy Lehman of Berne was in the city today and informed us that in a few days he would leave for the wes<, where he Wonld join his wife. They expect to soon locate in Some ' jiart of California, where the climate is suitble so the health of Mrs. Lehman.

A. VauCamp is at Fort Wayue to ; day. Olive wagers left for Willshire to- | day. Frank Thomas went to Berne today. Julius Haugk left this morning for Berne. Charles Christen is at Berne today ou business. Geo. Wertzberger returned from Bluffton today Mrs. Grindell returned to Portland this morning. P. K. Kinney is a business caller at Geneva today. H. C. Cramer returnee! to Fort Wayne this morning. Fred Bell left for Elwood today, for a suort visit with friends. Miss Mollie Smith left for Bryant today for a few days visit with friends. Mrs. C. D. Sullivan, after a ttw days visit with relatives returned to her home at Berne today. Mrs. F. Downs arrived today from Monticello, for a few weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Shackley. John Mann and family returned to Gas City today after spending a few days with her parents. Mrs. Gala* “Kitnz and daughter Marie who have been visiting friends and relatives at Freemont Ohio. W. E. Moon and W. H. Baker left left for Berne today to do carpenter work on a new building being erectthere. Col. Puntnan, who has been visiting with Judge Studabaker and R. j B. Allison, returned to his home at Palestine. Ohio. Lcanor Forbing and Oscar Lankenau attended the wedding of | Louis Mailand to Miss Marie Goeth- , ner yesterday. Ed. and Albert Huber who have been visiting with D. Weber and family, returned to their home at Ft. Wayne this morning. Mrs Hattie Schelgal who has been spending a few days with Mr. and | Mrs Chas. Helm returned to her home at Marion today. Miss Emma Hurdle who spent Sunday with her sister Alioe, clerk > in the Boston store returned to her 1 home at Van Wert last evening. Misses Tena Gast and Emma Sult house, who have been the guests of Wtu. Harding and family for several 1 days, returned to their home at Ohio f City. j If ever a man was surprised yesterday, it certainly was Jeremiah Arch bold who lives about one and one half miles east of Decatur, when 1 twenty six of his friends and rela tivea made known to him the fact that it was his seventy-fourth birthday. Mr. Archbold was presented with a handsome chair, and from all reports an enjoyable time was had by all present.

B 1 ■ « S a Before and After the Fair || = FLOCK TO = S| I M. FULLENKAMP’S 1 5 For Great Bargains S ml i I® g ‘ g J RETAILERS OF EVERVTHING H 6 i 1 i

Sam Simison of Berne, is in the city today. Cunny Pyle of Geneva, is in the city today. J. C. Hower returned to Winchester today. Mr. Cockran returned from Delphos today. A. V Steele left for Bluffton today on business. Jake Butcher of Geneva, is attend-' ing coujt here today. French Parrish returned from Portland this morning. O. N. Snellen left for Portland to day on his regular trip. Robert Rethan of Geneva, is at-1 tending court here today. i The Entre Nous Club will give an informal dance this evening. i Henry Eichhorn of Bluffton, was a business caller in our city today. Lovina Watson of Berne, is visiting her many frinds in this city. 1 William Lankenau returned to his , work at Fort Wayne this morning. 8. P. Houser and wife of McClure, i Ohio, were gifests of friends here over ■ Sunday. Rudolph Lehman of Berne, is in 1 the city today attending to some r banking business. The St. Vincent DePaul Society I will meet Wednesday afternoon with i Mrs. Henry Meyers. Jesse Sutton and family who have! I boon visiting with W. S. Sutton at Geneva, returned home this morning There will be a called meeting of the M asonic Lodge Tuesday evening Sept. 29, at 7:30 p. m. Work in first degree. Miss Lillie Ashbaucher who has been visiting a few days here with her brothers, Ed and Fred, returned ; to her home at Petroleum, this morn iog. The deer that gained its liberty during fair week, was the property of J. B. Corson, and he will pay a liberal reward for any information leading to its whereabouts and recovery. The editor of the Review of Re- | views comments in his October number on Canada’s part in the Chamberlain zollverein programme, with especial reference to commercial union as a practical policy for the C nited , States and Canada. His comments are supplemented and reinforced in an article contributed to the same magazine by Mr. Eugene G. Hay. The robbery at the home of Elijah Pease Thursday afternoon who was Been by neighbors to drive up to the house. She was traced and was able to prove her innocence. An investigation also showed that the; robbery was the work of men. They secured an entrance by breaking the slats and then breaking in and raising the catch. They went out through a rear door. They did not carry away the money found in pocket books and thereby lost <lO by over looking two gold pieces in Mrs. Pease’s purse. Rhe found the money yesterday.

I Church I I Fair I J AT I Presbyterian I I Church | J Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday and Friday. | I 1 Supper Served Each Evening, 25c. ‘ An Entertainment Each I Evening, 10c. I- —— ——I ■ « ■ ® Everybody I

J. L. My grant left for Farmland this morning Stella Wemtinff returned to Fort Wayne this morning. Clint Drummond made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Charles Tucker returned to her home at Bluffton last evening. Mrs. George Sands who was on exhibition at the fair last week left for Portland this morning. Miss Nellie Stevely who apont Sunday with her jiarenta at Pleasant Mills returned home last evening. Mrs. L. G. Cole and family left for their home at Garret after spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs. Brokaw.

.1. Waggner left (or Grand Rapids this morning. Otto Kirsch returned from Marion last evening. Sam Musky returned to Berne this morning. H. P. Streicher, contractor for tho new brick returned from Toledo where ho had been spending Sunday. Lulu Miller returned to Fort Wayne this morning after spend* ing a few days with Miss Bertha Deininger. Miss Georgia Faust returned to Fort Wayne this morning where she is taking a course in the Fort Wayne Business College.