Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1903 — Page 3

TIME tables G. R. * •• (In effect Sept. «. 1«»> TKAINS NORTH, Il»tn7 v (exceptHund»r) 5« pm No J"! * J t„ Grand Kapide »:UU a m No’-** ut TKAINS south , oS .D.lly (except Sunday., ...... 1:1» P m ' '"T Daily - vept Sunday cMpm ••••••••• CLOVER LEAF. In effect May >. '*« EAST. . r.mmerclal Traveler, dally... S:»tm dally except Sunday 1150 am WEST <0 t ~M»'’ E *"' l |y except Sunday .11;* a m CHICAGO ft ERIE. In effect June 14. IWB WEST. ... s _Buffalo<'hlcago Limited, dally S:l« • m 5 tbrourh coach Columbux and Chicaxo daily 4».38 p m K- lj_Well» Fargo Expreaa except Monday 5:1" ° n ’ So g-Marion-Huntinirton Acc'm 10:10 atn EAST an ft—Vestibule Limited for N Y 3:55* m S-Marion and Columbus except — Sundav 6:50 a m >•„ 4 _Xew York and Boston Limited "through coaches Columbus sndCl.lcaxo • S:«pni yo pi—Buffalo and Chautauqua Lake »:55 pm «o 13 will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 has through coach Columbus to < hlcago. Sara Magid of Berne is in the city. Bs i -with is a Fort Wayne today on bn i-iess. Jests- Riee is a business caller at Fort Wayne today. J. D. Wisehaupt is at Fort Wayne today attending to business. Mrs. Sinderinan of Indianapolis i.< the guest of Miss Tonnelier. May Fitzgearald returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening. Mr' Fowler and Mrs. Dallas Rangleof Marion are visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Hendricks left for a few days visit with friends and relatives at Grand Rapids. Mich. Mrs. Bolton who has been visiting with relatives and friends returned to her home at Lima, Ind., last evening. Mr and Mrs. Mullen who have been visiting with relatives in our city returned to Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Minnie. Bessie and Lillie Meyer left last evening for a fewdays viist with friends relatives at Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs O. H. Pan! returned last evening to their home at Jay Station aft«r a few days visit with friends and relatives. Mrs Hall who has been visiting in our city with friends and relatives for a few days returned to her home »t Lima last evening. Mrs. Lulu Rosen winkle who has hern spenidng a few days with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Dr. Rianeer returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening.

INOYAZ IS THE TIME Our New Store We have the best ♦ J&sZt'nJ / 'ASSORTED and newest line of CL( )THIXG; HAT S, CAPS and UNDERWEAR f \ SA anv rm ’ n town - NL f' WCi h It Not Too Early t x la ’ J T° buy your Fall and Winter Suit and \ whj L hjT LOx < Overcoat. Our Overcoat and Suit or\\axJL I lf\ Vl I / chard is now full. Come, while the PICK- ( ING IS GOOD - u Be Sure and See Gur Woolen and Cotton Underwear beyQiffr 0131 ~~~ f° re y° u buy. N° w ’ Mother, ’ i e want y° d to bring the boys in, and I tr y sonie °f our suits aud overcoats on X# jJ U them. If you do, wc will make a sale and I ■ , you will De well pleased. Boys’ School Suits W’e have an exceptionally good stock of Suits suitable for school wear. See them. E you want the LATEST STYLES IN HATS and CAPS, we have them at prices that will make you buy. Acker, Elzey & Vance Remember the P!nce Corner East of Court House.

Ben Middleton left for Berne this morning.. Julius Haugh returned from Berne last evening. Jack McFeely went to Fort Wayne last evening. John Weber returned from Berne last evening. Miss Rutte of Frankfort is visiting friends in the city. Janies Sulilvan and wife left for Portland this morning to take in the fair. A . E. Rose is at South Whitely today dosing up a hot water heating job. James Ball returned from Bluffton where he had been on imjiortant business. Miss Bailey left for a few days visit with friends at Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. Platt went to Grand Rapids last evening to visit for two weeks with her sister. Mrs. Peter Zeiser left for Fort Wayne last evening for a few days visit with relatives. Mrs P. 8. Rickenbery left for a few days visit with friends and relatives at Fort Wayne. Mrs Livingstone left last evening for Warren after visiting a few days with relativesand friends. Mrs. Geo. Hayes and Miss Snodgrass left last evening for Marion for a few days visit with relatives. Mrs. Mary McNabe left 1 ist evening for Fort Wayne to spend a few days with her son Henry Reiter. Mr. and Mrs. Roming returned to liagrange last evening atfer spending a few days with their friends. Mi's Fuhrman who has been visiting with her parents for a few days returned to Berne this morning. Mr. Sulivan. the advance agent for the "Hoosier Girl" Company is in the city they will show here October 6. Miss Dixon and Miss McKinley returned to Fairmont last evening after spending several days with friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. and Dr. H. H. Stafford returned to Indianapolis last evening after sjtending a week with relatives in the city. Mrs. Dr. J. V. Lewis of Alliance. Ohio arrived on the old Settler's excursion and is the guest of her brother P D. Fristoe and other relatives Art Russel who has been working at the barber trade at Youngstown. 0., for the past year is home on a three weeks visit with his parents. John Fonner returned last evening from Pittsburg.. Penn John has been making for the Carnegie Iron Works and states that they have closed down for an indefinite period to repair machinery. John will visit with Adam Smith and familv in the meantime.

V ill Reiter left for Portland this morning to atend the fair. Mrs. Charles Colter and son are visiting at Rivarre for several days. Mrs. C. Miller,and Mrs. N. Tiller of Marion are visiting friends in the city. Joe Sampson returned to his work at Fort Wayne after a few days visit with relatives. Louis Koldewey left this morning for Fort Wayne for a few days visit with friendsand relatives. Miss Clara and Margaret Graves left this morning for Kendalville to visit relatives and attend the fair. Nolan King and wife returned from Geneva last evening where they had been visiting friends. Joe Russel who has been at Warren, Ohio for the past year is visiting with his relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs John Bright left for Portland this morning to visit with relatives and to also take in the fair. Grover Huffman who has been employed in a clothing store at Dunkirk returned home last evening. Goldie Staler left last evening to visit with her many friends at Kendalville and to take in the countyfair. Lulu Miller returned to her home at Butler. Ind., after a few days visit with friends and relatives last evening. Dr. Baltzel and family who liave been visiting with Tom Baltzel returned to their home at Fort Wayne lust evening. Mrs. E. Hostler who was spending the day with Mrs. Belgin returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening. Della B iker who has been visiting with relatives in the citv for a fewdays returned to her home at Garrett last evening. James Gay and wife went to Portland this morning where they will visit with relatives and incidentallytaking in the fair. Dan Cotchin left for Fort Wayne this morning where he has accepted a position with the Pittsburg railway- as brakeman. The new two thousand light dynamo arrived this morning for the city from Sanduskey, Ohio and will be set up at the water works. W. A. Lower is at Kalamazoo, Michigan, where he may locate in business permanently. Mrs. Lower will leave for that city tomorrowevening. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGrew, Rachel and Grace May, and J. 8 Moherman of Youngstown. Ohio, are visiting the family of_Eli Christ and other relatives. G. W. Burns of Akron. Ohio is visiting with his brother M. Burns. Mr. Burns states that there were 653 tickets sold from Akron to Huntington on the Old Settler's excursin.

W. J. Cockran left for Bluffton today on business. John Stoneburner is business caller at Geneva.today. Louis Holthouse is ai Portland today attending the fair. Mrs. C. M. Kenyon will visit at Redkey for a few days. A.M.Acher the Oil King of Greenville, Penn., is in the city. “Froggie" Stout was in the citytoday on his way to Lima, Ohio. Miss Dessie Shady of Marion is the guest of W. E. Moon and wife. Miss Bessie Bright left for a few days viist with friends at Bluffton. R. K. Allison and wife had a pleasant drive to Berne last evening. Dennis Wertzberger left today for Elwood where he has accepted a fine position. Mr. and Mrs. John Frighty of Marion are the guests of their relatives in the city. Mrs. P.J.Hyland of Youngstown, Ohio., is the guest of her son Pat. Hyland on Fifth street. Mrs. Lee Annen who has been very sick with kidney- trouble is reported as dying today. Nerva Bergman who has been visiting with relatives returned to her home at Portland today. * Miss Bunner retruned to her home at Portland today after a few days visit with her many- friends. J. F. Lehman, Pat Marter and D 8. Whitner of Berne were in the city today- attending to Jegal business. Mrs. Shoesberry who has been visiting here for the past few days returned to her home at Geneva today Mrs. W. Charles Woodward and daughter Bertha who have been the guests of Patrick Kinney and wife returned to Portland. Carrie Nation passed through the city on her way- to Portland where she makes one of her famous temperance speeches today. Mrs. J. W. Rusk and son Herbert of Manseld.O. are the guests of C.E. Suttles and wife, Mrs. Rusk was formerly- Miss Eva Lewis. Mrs. P. J. Hyland while crossing Fourth street Sunday evening had the misfortune to slip and sprain her ankle. She is reported to be getting along tine. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Asire of Chicago are the guests of Judge D. D Heller and family. Mrs Asire and Mrs. Heller and cousins and were very intimate girl friends. This is their first meeting in thirty seven years. Mr. and Mrs. Asire will leave in a few days for Sidney, Australia where they expect to reside in the future with an only daughter. A clover seed threshing was on at Fred Mailand's north of town yesterday, and it was the banner yield of the season. From eleven acres forty bushels was stored away, and one load gave seven bushels and nine pounds. As clover : seed is quotisl in our market reports at $5.15 a bushel it will be seen that some cash was cleaned up yester day. David Summers, livng just north of the Patterson grist mill, is having a run of lough luck. Yesterday he picked his apple crop five bushels of fine winter ones, and he dug his potatoes about the same number of bushels. He left them setting over night on the outside of his house, anil tbi* morning they were nii'sing. Evidently some one reap'd a har vest. The oilices of the Fort Wayne & Springfield Railway company which has lieen Incited at this place since the organization of the company moved to Decatur today and the company’s headquarters will lx* in that city in the future. Work on the line between Decatur and Fort Wayne is now in progress. Miss Carrie Zirkle, the company's stenographer left this city this morning for Decatur and will lie employed in the office at that place. -St. Mary's News. Old papers for sale at this office. Wanted A boy at this office to learn the printing trade. Millinery opening Thursday and Friday, Oct lands. Mrs. A. W. Peterson. 225d4 John iftason has a good heating stove, also a cook stove for sale. Both in good condition. Enquire at once. 225d3 Lost At the Presbyterian church, Sept. 29, a handkerchief trimmed in battenlierg butterflies. Finder return to Victoria Stone and receive reward.

Church | Fair I AT Presbyterian I I Church I Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Supper Served Each Evening, 25c. An Entertainment Each Evening, 10c. I Everybody | I Invited. |

Millinery Opening Thursday and Friday October 1 and 2, 1903 A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF Triin rn ed Hats YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE OPENING. HRS. M. P. BURDG Second Street. Decatur City Propertv.

No. Ifl2. -Small three room (property on Seventh street. fl?s. No. 135—Five room cottage, stable, cistern, near Grant street. ISUO. No ”*‘t Fire *tal»h. cfs’t rr on <>ak. near l ifth street. No. !♦£? Five room cottare, cistern, stable. dr<fve well. North Seventh street Ki&O. No. .*vt) Five room cottage, cistern, North Decatur street. No. 2'5 A five room oottaire. newly re more i and repaired, near Third and Adamsatreeta No. 27s Five roorha, new house, on Wen Mar •xhal street. KOO. No l.Ttf-Six room residence, on Jackson gtreet. |725. No Mn—Six room cottage, on Riiirg street, sera. No. 277—A two-atory teven room residence, near Third and Adarna street! fh6o. No Hl Six room cottage, on Short street. •MW. No. 273.—A two-etorv M»ven room residence on Elm street, two iota drove well. 11.050. No. 275— Eight room, story and a half residence on Linn street. *1,025. No. INl—Right room, modern well finished residence, corner of Marshal and Seventh streets. 11.225. No 271 Convenient eight room realdenneon w. Mt M'lr <>f M. 1,. W bar II • I No. 24f> Eight room residence, cellar, drove well, corner of Nuttman and Sixth street. 11.225. No. 07- Business property on Winchester street. *1.150

FOR LARGE DESCRIPTIVE LIST ADDRESS Snow Agency, Decatur, Ind.

No 20*- Eight room cottage, corner of Nnttman and Seventh streets. cistern and drove well «l,?50. No 2UT. Eight room cottage, on Marshal street near Fifth street, cUtern and stable, t? No. 276 **even room, modern cottage, cistern, stable, at corner of Hephenson and Mercer streets *1,176. No. 2im - !'•’ihi room and cellar, stable. twostory brick residence on North Second street. ♦!.HM. No. 249 Eight room, t wo-st or.t residence, cis tern, stable. « n Monroe neat Fifth street, [ ♦l.’.Oi. No 11k one four room cottage; one-story ami a halt, seven room residence on same lot. on Jefferson street f.’.lbO, No 2W Sixteen city lots and nine room, twostory residence. on South Chestnut street, drove well, cistern, stable, ♦i.ioo. No. 260. Two-story, eight room residence, collar, stable, drove well, on Mercer street|2.ooo No. 2211- Seven room, two-story residence, cel--1 lar. stable ami M* feet frontage, on North Second street *2.;tf>o. No. 2M Nine room, story and a half residence on west side of Third street, near public square. £.400 iNo 22*- Ten room, slate roofed. tw« -wtory residence, drove well, cistern, stable, on Winchester street. *3,600. No . 2WO-Ten room residence >u west side of Winchester street, drove well, stable, cistern. *2.700. No. 230 Commodious two-story brick residence. cistern, cellar. W feet frontage, on North Second street. M.flOO