Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1903 — Page 3

time tables gTrT* i. (In effect Sept. 27, 1908) TRAINS NORTH. . najlv 1:30 pi t- Dally (except Sunday) 5:22 p m 2° - Dally to Orand Rapid* 8:00 u m ' TRAINS SOUTH a<,t-Dally except Sunday, 1:19 p m 5° . n.*’ v 2:69 a m J’' s- Da v. except Sunday 7:51 p in Bn Dm y (except Sunday) <;lt a m H_Suuday only .:16pm CLOVER LEAF. In effect May 8, 1003. EAST. ... . mmerclal Traveler, dally .. B:2sam ? . dally, except Sunday 11 30 am SoX_.i>MV Express. daliy <1:43 pm Local freight 1:10am WEST i-Dav Express, dally 5:25 am J. ] _ M . dally, except Sunday 11;25 a m J , t:.mi r. ial Traveler, dally .. 9:19 p m Local Freight 12:05 pm CHICAGO & ERIE. In effect June 14. 1903. WEST. an t-Buffalo-CbicagO Limited, daily 3:10 a m a? 7_l. vpre»a. dally ~1:42am No 3-N< » York and Chicago Limited n through coach Columbus and thicago daily 12:38 pm e 13—Wf Is Fargo Express except Monday 5:12 om No 21~ Marlon- Huntington Acc'm.. 10:10 a m EAST No B_Vestibule Limited for N V 2:56 a m Ho 22-Marion and Columbus except Sunder 6:58 a m No t—New York and Boston Limited through coaches Columbus and Chicago.... ... . 5:24 p m No pi— Buffalo and Chautauqua Lake 9:55 pm No. 1 1 will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 has through . each Columbus to Chicago. John Coots is a Borne visitor today. Iva " invoke is at Fort Wayne today. Julius Haugh returned from Berne last evening. Kulle Meibers made a business trip to Fort Wayne. Mr Beardsley is a business caller at Fort Wayne today. Iva Stout made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. Mell Rice made a business trip to Fort Wanye last evening . John Stoneburner who has I**oo quite tick is able to lie about again. George McKean returned from a business trip at Geneva last evening. Ross Mallonee returned last evening from Berne where he bad wording. W R. (’. delegates arrived from Geneva. Portland and Winchester last evening. Mrs. Meyers went to Fort Wayne last evening to spend a few days with relatives. Fred Huffman returned from Berne last evening where he had lien on business. Mrs. Linnembyer went to Fort Mayne last evening to psend a few days with relatives. Barney Kalver who had been attending to business at Portland re turned home last evening. Mr and Mrs. John F. Snow are at Fort Wayne today where they will hear James Whitcomb Riley. Mrs. McLaughlin President of the M R. C arrived from Muncie last evenng and is the guest of Joshua Parrish and family. Ernst Houser and family who have been visiting with Henry ( Frantz and family on Routt* No. 3 returned to their home at Pampertille. <)., last evening.

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Jesse Roop returned from Bluffton last evening. The Blutffon W. R C. deleagtes arrived here this morning. Jl J. P. Hardison, of Geneva, is a busi i; ness caller in the city today. > Mr. and Mrs. George Applemani J are the jiarents of a new hiy baby. J J | Nick Detro returned from Bluff ' ton last evening where he had been on business. M. Courson returned from Lima' i last evening where he had been i i buying up horses. J Mrs. Isadora Kalver and son who i have been visiting in Chicago re- , turned home today. Mrs. Hower of Van Wert arrived last evening and is the guest of Mrs. George Louthan. Fred Reppert returned from Van I J Buren last evening where he had j been transacting business. * Miss Hart returned to her home j at Venedocia last evening after spending a few days with friends. i Mrs. C. Swank arrived this morn- , ing from Geneva and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al Burdge. J Clark Fairbank agent for the Penn , Mutual Life Insurance Co., returned to nis home Ft. Wayne last evening. Everybody is invited to attend the camp fire at the Odd Fellows lodge room this evening, which is given by the W. R. C. P. Gaffer went to Fort Wayne this morning to be at the bed side of his . wife who will be operated on today , at the St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. B. Ault and baby returned 1 to Flirt Wayne this morning after ' spending two weeks with her father : , Nathan Wyatt and family. J.R. Tubmleson and wife left this 1 morning for Milton where they ex- ' jM'et to visit for a short time with 1 Preston Arnold and family. Mrs. John S. Bowers returned from Hartford City last evening 1 when* she had been spending a few 1 days visit with her husband. W. 8. Louathan who has been 1 visiting with his brother George 1 i Louthan and family returned to his ' home at Akron Ohio last evening. 1 I Dr. E. J. Erwin who has been the guest of R. K Erwin and family for past three weeks returned to ’ his home at Lake City, Mich., this . morning. * Rev. Ervin Brown arrived from . Linn last evening and will be the ' ’ guest of Mr Mercer and family. Mr. 1 Brown will preach at the Christian ’ | church Sunday. Henry Os enter was seventy year's old last Saturday and through the 1 efforts of his good wife a big sur 1 ' prise was perpetrated upon him in 1 ■ the evening when about fifty neigh- 1 bora and friends gathered. A good i time resulted and the occasion was . a most happy one. , Mr. Ems of New York was in the i city yesterday and while here tried I to buy some fancy chickens of John 1 Lose and Dr. Keller. Mr. Ems is a great bird fancier and makes it his 1 i business to travel aboutt he country ! I and buy up good chickens. He ] ' could not induce either Dr or John 1 J to |»irt with their bir Is. <

C. T. Lambert is a business caller at Geneva today. Jesse Robison made a business trip i to Fort Wayne last evening. Miss Kate Shiver is at Geneva today giving instructions to her class. R. K. Allison will he home toI morrow after a week at Mt. (’lemens, Mich. Mrs. Fisher arrived from Eaton today, and will lie the guest of Mrs. Butler. 0. J. Bayes returned from Geneva last evening, where he had been on business. A. Tubman arrived last evening from Cleveland where lie had been on business. W illiam Edmundson left this morning for Richmond to transact important business. illiam Mersman arrived home from Marion last evening, where he had been on business. Mrs. Adam Brown left this morning for Fort Wayne, where she will visit a few days with relatives. Miss Fletcher and Miss Haynes returned to Fort Wayne last night after the dancing lesson had been given. Melvin Burns left Tuesday evening for St. Paul, Kansas to spend a few days with his daughter Hattie Voglewede. Henry Hite. Frank Schirmeyer, John Tyndall and Mr. Fledder-1 johann are insjiecting the Fort ! Wayne toll line today. Rev. Thomas Addington and wife arrived last evening from Ridgeville and will be the guests of Miss Kittie

Stephenson for a few days. Twelve ear loads of brick arrived today, eight of Metropolitan and four of Logan. Mr. Stricher informs us that he will start to lay brick Monday. Mrs. Dr. Reisurer and Minnine Reisurer arrived today from Marion and will be the guests of Miss Hattie Studabaker and Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Anna Geimer has rented her residence in West Madison street and will move to the John Geimer farm east of this city where she will reside. We are informed that Prof. Louis Lehman, teacher at the Fuelling schools will soon leave for Illinois where he will enter upon similar duties. Thomas Ehinger. Frank Wemhoff, Jesse Sheller and John Smith composed an automobile party that went to Monroe last evening to advertise 1 for the Kathleen Mavourneen play. Mrs. Charles Linn, son and daughter went to Muncie today, after visiting for a week at the home of Mr and Mrs. L. G. Ellingham. Mrs. Linn is a neice of Col. M B Miller. The Wrong Made Kight company arrived from Berne last night and say they had fine success and played last night to a crowded house. They leave for Ohio City today where they showtonight. Fred Hoffman. Wash Beam, C. Bollinger, Frank Grant, Tom Me. Naulty, A. Shaw, Cal Duckett and Loger Voglewede went to Craigville ' today to put the finishing touches on the school house there.

F. G. Randall arrived from Bluff ton today. Will Sheets returned from Van Buren today. Tim Golden is a business caller at Geneva today. James McCall is a business visitor at Warren today. Maude Christen returned from Geneva last evening. Patrick Kinney made a business trip to Geneva today. O. N. Neal is at Geneva today attending to insurance business. Frank McConnell returned from Montpelier, Ohio, last evening. Mrs. Keller left today for Van Buren to visit a few davs with relatives. Mrs. Dutcher and daughter, of Willshire, are in the city shopping. Ed Erwin returned from Frankfort last evening, where he has been working. Ross Mallonee and Charles Christen went to Craigville today on business. Mrs. McLean arrived today from Sims ()., and will be the guest of friends. Miss Mary Thompson went to Summitville to visit a few days with friends, W. A. Lower returned from Fort Wayne, today, where he had been transacting business. Mrs. F. A. Craig returned to her home at Marion today after spending a few days here with friends. Mrs. John Venus and family left today for Craigville. where they expect to make their future home.

Mrs. Lam merman returned to her home at Monroe today. She had been attending the W R. C. convention. Mesdames Regina Foster and Al McNess, of Farmland, are here as delegates to the W. K. C. convention. Mrs. Railing returned from Berne last evening where she had been attending the Wrong Made Right Sho w. Mrs. Kleinhenz returned to her home at Delphos, Ohio, today, after a few days visit with W. Watts and family, Martin Laughlin, who has been transacting business in the citv for several days, returned to his home at Geneva today. Josie Sunier, who has been the guest of C. Hocker for the past few days, left today for Geneva, where sLe will visit a few days with relatives. Mrs. N. A. Taylor returned to her home at Anderson today. She was a delegate to the W. R. C. Convention but was taken sick. ‘ The case of Feltz. vs Smith is still on trial in circuit court and will probably be concluded by tomorrow evening. The case is for possesion of property and was brought hei o from Wells county. Mrs. A. B. Morrison and Miss Hattie Studabaker were hostess at a clever little dinner party today, for their guests Mrs. Reason and Miss Bay of Marion, and Miss Irwin of Wheeling. West Virginia. 1 Among those present were Judge and Mrs. Studabaker and Mrs ! < 'hamjier.

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