Daily Democrat, Volume 1, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1903 — Page 3

TIME tables g7r7& i. (In effect Sept. 27. 1903) TRAINS NORTH, 2° < bally (except Sunday) 5:22 p m 2° Lllally to Grand Hapiiln 3:00 a tn W ' TRAINS SOUTH Nn s— Dally (except Sunday, 1:19 p m S 4-Oaily 2:59 am 2 b-luily. except Sunday .. .:51 p m g"' 12— Daily (except Sunday) 7:1. a m 14—Sunday only p m CLOVER LEAF. In effect May 3, 1903. EAST. M . a—Commercial Traveler, dally... 5:25 a m Nn 2-Alall. dally, except Sunday. ..11.50 a in Sn 4— Hay Express, daily 5:43 P m NoS-Local freight 1:10am WEST Mn 3-Pay Express, daily 5:25 am 2’ I—Mall. dally, except Sunday .. .11 ;25 a m n„ Commercial Traveler, dally .. 9:19 pm Jio 28-Local Freight 12:05 p m CHICAGO & ERIE. In effect June 14, 1903. WEST. No a-Huffalo-Chlcago Limited, dally 3:10 a m NO dally ..I:42am No g—New York and Chicago Limited "through coach Columbus and Chicago dally 12:33 p m No is-Wells Fargo Express except Monday - 5:12 p m | No 21—Marlon- Huntington Acc’m .. 10:10 a m EAST N 0 a-Vestibule Limited for N Y 2:55 a m No 22 Marion and Columbus except Sunday .. 6:58 a m •jo 4—New York and Boston Limited through coaches Columbus and Chicago 3:24 pm No io-Buffalo and Chautauqua Lake 9:55 pm No. 13 will not carry baggage. 3 and 4 has through coach Columbus to Chicago. ■ Bt n Rice is attending to business at Portland. Isaac Peters is a business caller at Ridgeville today. J. Will Kelley and wife of Portland are in the city today. Judge Studabaker is transacting

business at Geneva today. Mr. and Mrs. John Kern made u business trip to Berne today. H Daniel Sprang made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. r ,1. I Bonn went to Geneva last t evening after transacting business here. i Isaac Zimmerman returned from t a business trip at Willshire last evening. j Frank Winger has gone to Celina, ( Ohio at which place he expects to ] make his future home. Lawrence Green left for Van ] Wert today where he will be the , guest of Ben Teeple for a week. ( Mrs. William Baughman went to Monroe this morning to visit for a ( few days with her daughter. Clint Patterson is giving his house < a new coat of paint and it will add materially to its appearance. Miss Baumbaugh returned to her home at Geneva last evening after visiting for a few days with relatives here. Thomas DeWitt left this morning for Elkhart where he has accepted i a position as fireman on the Lake Shore railroad. Mesdames J. P. Watts and John Goodrich of Winchester, are spend- , ing the day as guests of Col. and Mrs. M. B. Miller. Mrs. B. A. Winans and family of Berne arrived this morning and will I* 1 in attendance of the Golden wedding of H. C. Fuhrman and wife. |

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Al Porter is on the sick list,with the largippe. f, Mr. Chapman of Fort Wayne is in the city today. f A. E. Rose made a business trip to Huntington today. I Frank Cottrell returned to his home at Berne last evening. a Mrs. McCann returned to her home at Berne this morning. I Joe Beery returned from a business trip to Rossville lust evening. 1 William Mersman made a business trip to Willshire lust evening, i Eli Sprunger returned from a business trip at Berne last evening, ! Crist Boknecht and wife made an automobile trip to Berne last even- i ing. V. D. Bell and wife made a busi- ‘ ness trip to Fort Wayne this morning. ] | John Frisinger returned from a I business trip at Kenton, 0., last evening. Christian Zehr returned to Berne last evening after transacting busness here. Mrs. Cook arrived from Geneva j this morning where she was visiting | her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker went to ! Berne this morning to visit a few days with relatives. Sam Teeple returned to his home at Geneva last evening after transacting business here. Mr. Ferguson left this morning for Grand Rapids to visit for a few weeks with his brother.

I A. P. Beatty returned from Fort Wayne lust evening where he was! attending to legal business. Dr. Wilson of Berne, one of the most genial gentlemen one cares to meet, was in the city today. John Colchin returned from Fort, Wayne this morning where he was at the bedside of his sick daughter. Mrs. M. Teeple returned to her home at Geneva this morning after spending a few days with relatives here. Mrs. John Mellotte returned from Fort Wayne last evening where she was visiting for a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Nelson returned to her home at Harrod City, Michigan, this morning she was here attending the funeral of James Barnett. Miss Hazel Byers returned to her home at Lagrange last evening. While here she was the guest of Miss Margaret Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Allison returned from Mt. Clemens last evening where Mrs. Allison was taking treatment for her health. Mr. and Mrs. Vance and family left last evening for their home at Willshire after visiting 'for a few days here with Sheriff Albert Butler and family. Chat Edington returned last evening from Jaurize, Mexico, where he has been trying to recuperate his . health. Chat is looking a whole lot | better than he did when he left.

1 "1 OU will never see better Overcoats for the MONEY than \ we are now selling for $5, ?6, $9.50, $lO, sl2, 15, $lB and S2O. These wonderful coats are GEARED TO THE HIGHEST PITCH OF STYLE. They are full of all the little niceties that go to make up a handsome garment. THEY’ ARE MADE of Beavers, Kerseys, Meltons and undressed fabrics; some are lined with the best of silk, others with good Italian serge linings. DON’T BUY an Overcoat until you see ours. We guarantee to save vou money. Do You Wear Underwear? If so. you cannot afford to miss seeing the 20 different varieties we are showing. These 20 varieties range in all prices, any grades of both wool ami cotton. Don’t Freeze Your Hands and Ears! Wo have the best 50c Caps and Gloves you ever saw. BETTER or CHEAPER ones if you desire, for WARMTH ami COM HlliT. See Our Men’s All-Wool Top Shirts Any Price You Desire REMEMBER, WE GUARANTEE One Dollar’s Worth of Gods for a Dollar.

Harry Moltz made a business trip | to Toledo, 0., today. r Ten cars of Logan brick arrived I today for Fourth street. Mr. Nut Watkins returned to her I home at Willshire today. j I J. M. Grace returned to his home I at Andrews last evening. J. N. Cochran returned from a 1 business trip at Delphos today. Eil Meyer is moving into his new I home on North Fifth street today. | John Preist loaves tonight for a months sight Kneeing in Oklahoma. Mrs. Mart Andrews left today for Sohumm, 0., to make a short visit. A. J. Smith returned from a business trip at Liberty Center today. George McKean returned from a business trip at Geneva last evening. H. P. Streicher returned from Toledo where he had been transacting business. Frank Stone returned to Fort Wayne lust evening after transacting business here. W. H. Niblick who was transacting business at Geneva returned home last evening. Mrs. William Fronfield went to Van Wert today to spend a few I days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Weininger left today for Cdlina, 0.. where they expect to make their future home. Mike McGriff returned to his home at Geneva lust evening after spending the day with Joe Schirey. Mrs. Spaulding returned to her home at Bluffton today after visiting for a week with her father S. ,: Wolf. Joe Shirey left today for his : home at Carrolton.Mo., after spendi ing a few days with his father, John Shirey. Miss Barbara Waeckey and Frank Colchin left last evening for Paulding, Ohio to visit for a few days with friends. Mr. Dwyer who has been here 1 visiting for :’i few days with relatives returned to his home at Will- ( shire last evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of San Frans ciso, Cal., arrived today and will be i the guest of T. L. Brokaw and fam- . * ily for a few days. Mayor Ccffee’s seven month old - child that has lieen sick with pneumonia for the jiast few days is rer 1 ported as somewhat better today. J. ('. Andrews, Burt Arthur of f Portland, J. W. Reese, Dunkirk ' and Lase Ellis of this city left this morning for Fiefield, Wis., where they will spend a month hunting. s The following unclaimed letters are at the postoffice :Mr. W. M. NelT son, C. S. and W. E. Younce, A. M. f- Chadwick, Geo. W. Chesterfield. J. c S. Belry. Rubin Purk. Mrs. Frank Downs, W. H. Elsey. The new home being built on the -old Luttman homestead is complete ed and ready for occupancy. Old s reliable John Edwards did all the t, house painting and you can rest as- | sured it is a fine job. 4

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Will Lyman is a business caller at Lynn today. Geo. Tricker is a business culler at Berne today. Frank Lewton is transacting business at Portland today. Mrs. John D. Hale went to Chicago to visit with her daughter Mrs. Hiram Gregg. Mrs. Kauffman and son went to Portland today to spend a few days with relatives. Gus Sellemeyer returned from Bluffton last evening where he was transacting business. David Williams returned to his home at Geneva today after transacting business here. Frank Olus returned last evening from Berne where he was attending to telephone business. Mrs. Earl B. Parker left today for ! Chicago to join her husband after visiting for a few days with her parents. C. J. Lutz and daughter returned from Delphos this morning where they were attending the wedding of Roscoe Walkup. Mrs. Hendricks returned to her home at Monroe today, she being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al Graham while fibre. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Middleton arrived from Geneva last evening and will be the guest of Samuel Swaggard and family for a few days. | Uncle Robert Peoples returned ' from Muncie last evening where he | was attending the funeral of his niece Mrs. Ellen Smith. He said he had never rode on a train before | in his life and that he certainly enjoyed the sensation. J. N. Keller arrived this morning from Nappanee on his motor cycle the machine is a three horse power and made the trip hero in just four hours, a distance of UK miles. He is here trying to dispose of some real estate he owns in this county. K. O. Soldner has resigned bis position with the Home Correspondence school of Springfield, Mass., and is now selling dry goods and notions for W. A. McCreg, of Canton, Ohio. His route is west of Canton to the Indiana line. He made his first trip yesterday. Berne Witness.

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Old papers for sale at this office. Frank Schirmeyer is a business ' caller at Geneva today. Frank Thomas is transacting 1 business at Linn Grove today. 1 Mrs. Corbin went to Pleasant Mills today to make a short visit with realtives. Charles Voglewede, Frank Dirkins ! and John Smith returned from Lima last evening,they made the trip in an automobile.

Call at Erie Barber Shop and See Star Oil Gas Burner It burns either Crude or Refined Oil. A MONEY SAVER. E. L. TAYLOR. \\ ANTE!)! 1( )0 Men and 25 Teams To work on Monroe and Fourth streets paving contract. Lots of Work and Good Wages. H. P. STREICHER, Contractor.

Joseph Lyman is a business caller at Lynn today. “ Charles Christen returned from a business trip at Craigville last evening. Mrs. Shackley went to Pleasant Mills today to visit for a short time with Mrs. Swank and family. Mrs. Jacob Sjiade returned to her home at Peterson today after spending a few days with her daughter Lillie Lewton.