Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 228, Decatur, Adams County, 3 October 1903 — Page 3

TIME tables g. r. & i. (In effect Sept. St. 1903) TRAINS NORTH. . n , ilV ... 1:30 a tn . n-'l't cuniiiiy ... ' pm V . Grund Rapids t:(X) a m 1 ‘ TRAINS SOfTH exc ' eyt .^.“ ,Uy 7./' .'. w•; , . xcept Sunday _■ p m inii-lisiiy except Sunday) pl. am {fojVsuniiy only .:1b pm CLOVER LEAF. In effect May 3. lt*». EAST. ((-commercial Traveler, dally.s:» a m ?• m, . .(ally, except funday 1150 am ? 1 i.,v Express, dai.y 0:43 pm J' Je—Loc»‘ freight 1:10 am • WEST e s-Ttav Express, dalle 5:25 a m I-Mall. dally, except Sunday ll;»a m Ji Lc nmu r lal Traveler, dally .. »:lipm y ■*—Local Freight 12:05pm CHICAGO A ERIE. In effect June 14. 1903. WEST. «. ft—Buffalo-Chicago Limited, daily 3:10 a m y 7-1 xpress, daily . ..I:43am .■ j_New York and cnlcago Limited p through coach Col umbua and Chicago daily 12:3“ pm Ko IS-Wells Cargo Express except Monday 5:12 n m X,. SI- Marlon- Huntington Acc’m .. 10:10 a m EAST y,. Vestibule Limited for N Y... ..3:35 a m S *’ Mar "ii and Columbus except sundae 6:5b a m x (— V A Y rk and Boston Limited "through coaches Columbus and Chicago ... 3:24 p m X ].,_H ;t!aio and Chautauqua Lake 9:55 pm No i;i will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 has through coach Columbus to Chicago. Dr. Sharp of Bluffton is in the city. Mi' Fruehte of Berne is in the city. Mi" Ethel Rex left for Bluffton last evening. C A Dugan is at Willshire on bank business. A. R Bell returned last evening from Webb City where he had been baying timber. G >. Fl ind *rs wh > has been transa 'i:ig busin at Bluffton returnel home last evening. Miss Johnson of Berne returned to the city last evening to spend Sunday with her parents Wall ie > J jhns r ‘turn«d to Bluffton last evening after a few da vs visit with friends and relatives in the city. Mrs. Murphy returned to her home last evening at Fort Wayne after spending a few days with friends. Clark Fairbanks of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., returned to his home at Fort Wayne last evening.

WANT ED!

K)(> Men and () — ' p 2o 1 earns To work on Monroe and Fourth streets paving contract. Lots of Work and Good Wages. H. P. STREICHER, Contractor. B 8 Men Wanted! I want 60 teamsters. Report at once at Monmouth, two and one half miles north of Decatur. A. TUBMAN Contractor for building grade for Fort Wayne & Springfield Traction Railway.

H. Smith of B Tiie is in the city. M ill Ruff left for Fort Wayne last evening. Will Boss : returned from Portland last evening. Fred McCadle returned to Willshire last evening. Rev. Good and wife of Dayton are visiting in the city. Cal Miller returned last evening from a business trip to Marion. Tom Gallogly and family returned from Portland last evening. A.Snyder returned to Fort Wayne I last evening after spending a day in the city. Fred Huffman returned from Berne where he has been attending to business. Julius Haugh retuned last evening fom Berne where he has been at tending to business. Mrs. Lockhead who has been vsiting friends and relatives returned to her home at Geneva. Mrs. W.R. Woods who has been visiting friends returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening. Dick Passmore returned to his I home at Cincinnati last evening I after a few days visit with friends. Dr. Tucker who has been visiting friends in the city returned to Ins home at Fort Wayne last even I ing. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer who have been been visiting relatives returnid to their home at Fort Wayne last evening. J. 8. Milton who has been visiting friendsand reltives at West Milton Ohio returned to his home here lust evening. Mrs. 8. A. Waldo who has been visiting with her daughter Mrs. Hamm returned to her home at Fort Wayne this morning. M. Winans and family who have been visiting friends and relatives for the past few Jays returned to ' his home at Fort Wayne. Mrs. E. Huston and daughter who has been visiting with Mr. i James Stone and family returned to their home at Canal Winchester, Ohio, last evening. A. D. Puckett, F. N. Puckett. J. I Goodpasture, H. F. Bohnke, L. C. DeVoss and Harry Cordua left for Fort Wayne this morning to attend a trial there this morning.

Edan Cushbaun of Monroe is visiting in the city. Ed Beeler is u. business caller at , Delphos today, Rev. J. C. White returned from I Bluffton today. John Stoneburner made a busi- i ness trip to Ceylon this morning. Frank Cottrell of Berne is in the city attending to legal business. Charles Ayers of Grand Rapids will spend Sunday with his parents.' Frederick Fruehte left for Indianapolis this morning on important business. Mrs. Charles Peterson left for Willshire to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Bertha Winch left today for Warren to spend a few days with relatives. Will Russel returned from Willshire today where he has been working. Mrs. Clark left for Fort Wayne this morning to spend a few days with her sister Irene Weaver will visit with friends and relatives at Fort Wayne for several days. Margaret Beam left today for Ce-; lina. Ohio where she will spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Bell who has been visiting 1 at Portland for several days returned home this morning. F.iye Smith who has been visiting with friends at Portland retured home this morning. Ida Huffman returned to her' home at Berne today after spending | a few days with friends here. W. H. Niblick and Julius Haugh left for Fort Wayne this morning to settle up the Brown estate. Mrs. Henry 8. Ashbaucher left for her home at Marion today after I spending a few weeks with relatives. I Charles Meibers returned from I Toledo this morning where they | have been visiting with relatives. ' Mrs. Mary McCabe returned homS from Fort Wayne where she has i been visiting with her son Henry ' Reiter. Seven car loads of ‘crushed stone arrived t oday from Toledo for H. P. Streicher and is lieing rapidly put on the street. Jesse Sutton and family left today for Geneva where they will at-1 tend a family reunion of the Sutton family tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vesev who were spending a day with Mr. and Mrs. Judge Studabaker returned to Ft. Wayne this morning. Mr. aud Mrs. Albaugh who have; been the guests of Al Grabou and wife returned to their home at ’ Monroe this morning. Mrs Cyrus Weaver and Mrs. Frank Cowly who have been visiting with friends at P irtland returned to home this morning. Prof. Merrill returned to Ft. Wayne this morning. Mr. Merrill has charge of the mathematical department of the schools there. Will Reiter retuned from Portland today where he ha 1 lx ■ n < xhibiting and si-lling a cuttle food. He re-, ]Kjrts that his business was a sue- ' cess. Mrs. Christaiu Schafer who has been visiting with her sons Frank and Jacob Schafer for the past week returned to her home at South Bend this morning. Mrs. Hoss Stone and daughter who have been the guests of James Stone and family for the past week returned to their home at Muncie today. Bluffton is udvertiisng a game of ball for tomorrow with a team from Decatur but no one cun lx* found who is going and there must lie a mistake somewhere as Sidney, Ohio is scheduled for here. C. W. Bohnke, of Monroe township, made this office a pleasant call yesti'rday and informed us that he is arranging to move on the old I home farm in Root township about ' November Ist to make his future home. The Clover Laef railroad company had a costly wreck Tuesday at Lerna, a small station on the west end. The first section of train No. 42, one of the fast meat trains, had flftiNHi cars ditched, the wreck being caused by a journal of one of the cars breaking, letting it down on the tracks. Before the train could bestopjied fifteen of the cars had been ditched. The cars were all loaded and the loss to the company will be quite heavy. Passenger train N 0.5 hud to run around the wreck.

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Harry Daniel of Chicago, is in the city. Dr. Hughes of Geneva, is in the city. Charles Christen is at Berne today on business. Mrs. John Wagguer will spend the day at Monroe. Oscar Huffman returnd from Craig* rille last evening. E. L. Carrol returned from Craigville last evening. M. V. B. Archbold is at Ft. Wayne on business today. Frank McConnell returned from Berne this morning. Mrs. Waggoner and daughter visited at Monroe today. D. C. Rankin left for Fort Wayne this morning on business. Dyke Frisinger returned from the Portland returned home last evening, Miss Brown left this morning for Richmond to visit with relatives anil friends. May Radamacher returned from Fort Wayne this morning to to spend Sunday with her parents. Lillie Moran who has lieen visiting friends here returned to her home at Fort Wayne, this morning. Mrs. Troutner returned to Winchester this morning after spending a few days with relatives. Will Rupp, who has been attending to important business at Fort Wayne, returned home this morning. W. E. Morgan and wife left for Geneva this morning, and while there will lie the guests of Ira B. Murphy and family. An awning in front of Ed John son's saloon fell last evening, and a lady passing at the time narrowlyescaped injury. Mrs, H. Covault who has been visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Debolt, returned to her home at Rockford today. Marsh Burdg left for Van Wert today, where he has been called to the bedside of his daughter, Maude, who is very sick. In all probability the electric lights will be turned off at midnight tonight on account of setting up the new dynamo, and if everything goes off smoothly the lights will lie turned on again Sunday evening.

Decatur City Propertv.

*1 ■ No. 192 —Small three room (property on , Seventh street. J 425. i No. 135—Five room cottage, stable, cistern, near Grant street. 1500. No. 25w-Five room cottage, stable, cisrtens on Uak, near Fifth street. $625. • No. 142—Five room cottage, cistern, stable. drove well. North Seventh street. s : iso. No. 220—Five room cottage, cistern. North I>ecatur street. F*6o. No. 255 A five room cottage, newly re-roofed i and repaired, near Third and Adams streets *675. No. 278—Five rooms, new house, on West Mar I shal street. *7OO. No. 156—Six room residence, on Jackson street. *725. No 90—Six room c ttage. on Kugg street i No. 277—A two story seven room residence near Third and Adams streets SSSO. No si—six room cottage, on Short street. » >&SO. , Nc. 273.—A two-storv “even room residence on Flm wtreet two lots drove well. JI.I/0. I No. 275—Eight room, story and a half res; i deuce on Linn street. 11.025. | No. 181—Eight room, modern well finished i residence, corner of Marshal and Seventh | streets, fl 255. No 271—Con v nlent eight room residence on I west side of Mercer street, new barn. ?! 450 • No. 24«> Eight room residence, cellar, drove well, cornel of Nultman and Sixth stree t 11.225. No. 67—Business property on Winchester street, fl, 150.

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

J Yon want a >uit - Goto the Bos , ton store, October 5. 22(k13 Mike Meibem of Camden will , sjiend Sunday with his family. Red Burrell an employee of Beery land Holthouse fell from aloud of hay yesterday and sprained his left knee. Mrs. Summers who has been the guest o c Mrs. A. J. Peoples for a few days returned to her home at Canton, 0., today, Bessie Pease and Sadie Miller returned to their home at Craigvillo today after a few jlays visit with friends. LESS FUEL MORE HEAT! WILSON COAL HEATER ASK WHY? SCHAFER HARDWARE CO

No. 206- Eight room cottage, corner of Nnttman and Seventh streets, cistern and drove well. *1.250. No. 205—Eiwht room cottage, on Marshal street near Fifth street, cistern and stable, *1.350. No. 27 b- -even room, modern cottage, cistern, stable, at corner of Stephenson and Mercer streets. *1.175. No. 20(5—Eight roqjn and cellar, stable, twostory brick residence, on North Second street. *l.Bou. No. 24'.*—Eight nom. two-story residence, cistern. stable, cn Monroe near Fifth street. *1.950, No 116—One four room cotta ire: one-story and a halt, seven room nsj ienceon same lot, on Jefferson street. *J,llo. No 209—Sixteen city lots and nine room, twostory residence, on South Chestnut street, drove wed. cistern, su tie. t.’.ux'. N I v • g lit ro< tn r< -idvnrc. cellar, stable, drove well, on Mercer streets 2.-00. No. 223—Seven r<>' ir. tw<-story re«: ’< nee, cellar, stable. -md • » feet frontage, on North Second Htreet --2 .350. No. 23b -Nine room, story and a half residence on west side cl Third street, near public square. $2.4t0 No 2f(>—Ten room, slate roofed, two-el ory residence. drove wi 11, cistern, stable, on Winchester street. s>i,sou. No. 200—Ten room residence on west side of ’.Viuvlit * r <’r-'vo wd «t*h’e cistern. 52.7U0. No. 239—Commodious two-story brick residence. cistern, cellar. MJ feet (rentage, on North Second street. 14.0C0

You want a suit? Go to the Boston store, October 5. 22Cd3 Millinery ojx'ning Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2 and 3 Mrs. A. W. Peterson. 225d4 Millinery ojx’ning Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2 and 3, Mrs. A. W. Peterson. 225d4 Manufacturer's line of cloaks and suits, at the Boston store, Oct. 5. 3d Attend the cloak opening at the Boston store, October 5. 22f1d3 For Sale—Five brood sows for sale two with pigs, three will farrow with in one week. Inquire of George Zimmerman. 227d0 Lost—Folding pocket book, containing three one dollar bills, and dollar good for credit at Big Store, return to this office anti get reward. 202tf