Daily Democrat, Volume 2, Number 242, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1904 — Page 3
[r T jM E TABLES I a. k. * i. ■ In affect Sept. 25, 1W04) ■ trains NORTH. K>! 'R*ny toi' Grand itaplde..... J® ■“ Pally (except Sunday) 8:17 B m ■' TRAINS SOUTH, H . n*|iy ■•••■•• i:Miin ■''Cceliy (except Sunday) 7:l4am rwily (except Sunday) l:ii; p u; ■ Jlimuj. except Sunday 7:51 8 m it—Sunday only 7’46 pa CLOVER LEAF. In effect June 24, 11)04. EAST, Traveler, dally... 5:0.' R m 1 Euan, cully. except Sunday... 11.37 a tll Lp»y EwteA ?*«» ■•■••••■•. a-.so p m 42—Local Freight 12:01 atn 1 ’ 'VEST ,a—pay Bxprosn. dally 5:05 a tn iSllall, dally, except sun lay ...ItdOa tn Loommerelal Traveler, dally .. « : 41 „ id—Local Freight 18:01 p p, CHICAGO * ERIE. In effect June 19, 1904 WEST, .-gipreia, dally. 2:00 R tt o-Bnffaloand Chicago limited 3:02 am «-New York and Chicago Limited 1 through coach Columbus and Chicago daily.. 12:44 pn. . ||_Welle largo Express except Monday... .. 6:80 p m .si—llarlon-Hunttnirton Acc'm.. 10:10am EAST . is-Chlcago and N\ r limited 11:21 D . m ’tu-V’eautu •- vaulted tor N V a . a—Marlon and Colntuous except Sundae S :58 am , 4—New Yuk and Boston Limited ’ through coaches Columbus audCnkago 4:5t pm 50.13 will not carry baggage, 3 and I has rsugh coach Columbus to < nicago. L, 14—8:*) Carty betwetn Hammond .no Marlon. Lane Erie 6t Western Time card from Bluffton. Ind, SOUTH BOPN-b ifl-lHtlyexcpl Sunday 7:15 am > ip—Datlv except Sunday 11-57atn 1,35— Daily except Sunday 5:25 pm Soil runs through to Indianapolis without gage, arriving 10:80 a ni Ko.L’leaves Indianopvlls at 7:00a tn. Runs tough without change, arriving at Bluffton >» m jo, 11 and 42 run via Muncie 4 Big 4 route
Well, Well! WHOW 1 I Ha, Ha. Oh, Say 1 'y '. . 1 Tsssgr? 1 /W 1 1 jf ■ • ?&'' u * t Vl. fjf J 9 1 tell me that you read thia ad. and I will show you as good, fresh tobacco 1 and as fine cigars as any place in t Decatur. Yours to please, e Fristoe’s Smoke House. t 13 South 2nd St. Opp. Court House 1
COAL and COKE Hard Coal Soft Coal Hocking Domestic Lump Nut West Virginia Domestic Lump “ “ “ Nut Pennsylvania Domestic Lump Indiana Domestic Lump Anthracite Chestnut Size Anthracite Egg Size Pocahontas Smokeless All in Stock Ready for Delivery NO LONG WAIT - NO SHORT WEIGHT Get Our Prices •-* Phones 171 and 253 EDMONDSON FUEL CO.
n e vS a ßErU9tmadeavißit tOG °- ne\a this morning. L. Auth made a visit to Fort "ayne this morning. ; John S. Bowers made a visit to 1 Geneva this mornnig, i J. H. White made a business trip > t 0 last evening. P trinJa Kinney 11 buslnp «« trip to Geneva this morning. trin t nk ß ° ldif?nS m,Ule a husino9B trip to Berne this morning. ««orc’o McKean made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Dick Neptune made a huisness trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, this morning. H. 8. Porter returned this morning from a business trip at Fort Mrs. Kelly went to Berne this morning to visit for a short time with relatives Mrs. Giles returned this morning to Geneva. She was enroute from Youngstown, Ohio. Clem Holthouse left this morning for Fort Wayne, after calling on his shoe customers here. Rev ' J. a. Sprague, of Monroe, passed through our citv this morning enroute to Fort Wayne. Mrs ' M. J. Spry returned to Rome City this morning, after making a short visit here with relatives. W. H. Fledderjohann and Wi]. liam Koenig are attending to interurban business at Fort Wavne today. Mrs. Richards returned to Fort Wayne this morning after visiting here for a short time with her mother. Mrs. J. W. Schooley returned to Elkhart this morning, after visiting here for a short time with her father. After a few days’ visit here with his parents. V\ ill Phillips returned to resume his duties in the Oak restaurant at Lima, Ohio. Mrs. M. P. Btirdg. Mrs. C. D. Murray and Mrs. Sutherland returned this morning from Indianapolis, where they were attending the state meeting of the Pocohonas. lodge.
Nolan King retruned today from a business visit at Ohio City. John Rei ter made a business trip to Fort. Wayne last evening. <" Miss Reisen, ofß erne, arrived to. day and is the guest of Miss Sprunger. Alex Beall, of Willshire was attending to banking business here today. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller returned last evening from a business visit at Toledo. Miss Vie Hendricks arrived last evening from Monroe, and is the guest of relatives. A. T. Vail returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after a business visit in this city. Mrs. Snyder left last evening for Monroeville, after a visit in this city with Mrs. Marie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James returned to Northern Michigan today, being enroute from Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. McNabe went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit a short time with her son, Henry Reiter and wife. Mrs. Daniel Burkett returned to Bluffton today after visiting here for a short time with Mrs. Herb Majors. Miss Blanch Baker returned to Van Buren today, after making a pleasant visit here with her parents for a few days. Mrs. Charles Smith arrived last evening from Portland, and is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hammel. Mrs. Charles Bonham arrived last evening from Fountain City, and is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rex. Mrs. Uptegraff, of Allegheny City, Pa., arrived this morning, and is the guest of Mrs. Theodore Kennedy for few days. Mrs. M. E. Cullard returned to Whalen, Mich., last evening, after visiting here for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Waters!!. L. A. Devoss made a business visit to Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. Dolly Barr returned Jto Harbor Springs, Mich., last evening, after visiting here for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. William Waggoner.
'V \ ) s' HMB Stands, for “Economy” X \ j _/ And t.iat’s very plain. “Economy” means saving, / ' \ \ BaSUSI We tell you again. / r Os course you know about our FIRST FALL SALE Which is in full swing, but just to make things more interesting we give you a few more low prices which speak for themselves. 3 quart Granite Kettle with A„ All Silk Ribbon. No. 40, per 4 *•. n \ bnpu wi . . „ . „ ”7Z # 7 Lid Special | G y ard . Special ............ |qC 3 bars w >tch Hazel Soap (OC 21 quart Heavy Tin Dish Pan a«« Felt Window Shades Complete, bo. S Granite l<aK< th G'9C Special each each Wire Egg Beaters |q No. 35 Granite Coffee Pot ... AA f 6 Decorated Dinner Plates. j-Q- 10 quart Granite Dish Pan. 4£q Special Large Sized Dinner Pail. .. 23c Large Glass Lamp Complete. 4©Q School Handkerchiefs, each | Q 2 bolts Shelf Paper When You Think of LOW PRICES Think of THE ECONOMY WE DELIVER GOODS. WATCH US GROW
SURPRISED HER Mrs. T. R. Blossom the Victim of Well Planned Event. Mrs. T. R. Blosser was the victim of a most agreeable surprise party last evening, gotten up by a number of her friends who took advantage of her absence from the city during the day and invited thirty of her most intimate friends and neighbors into spend the evening. Mrs. Blosser returned home early in the evening and entered her home without the least suspicion of what was about to happen, and you may imagine her surprise when the lights were turned on and she was standing in tho midst of her friends. After the’exoitemeut of the occasion had subsided all were invited to the dining room where a most sumptuous supper was served. The evening was then enjoyably spent in playing numerous games and by listening to musical selections rendered by different parties present and at a late hour all adjourned wishing Mrs. Blosser many more such happy events. THE NEXT SHOW “Was She to Blame” at Opera House Next Thursday Evening. For purity and grandeur “Wat She to Blame” has not an equal. The comedy is bright and sparkling which causes themost sober m inded to burst into laughter. Miss Barrett is an ideal Diana. She holds the audience spellbound. She has extraordinary talent, and none can help admiring her abilities. A performance never to be forgotten. Sweethearts, husbands, wives and children should see it. A lesson (with two solid hours of amusement) to the old and young.— Times, Denver, Colo.
P. A. Macklin, of Geneva, was a business caller here today. Frank Foreman, of Berne, was a buisness caller here today. W. Chapman, of New Haven, was a business caller here today. Myrtle Everett went to Berne today, to visit for a short time with relatives., Miss’Byerly went to Knightstown today to visit over Sunday with relatives. Miss Frazier returned today from Fort Wayne, where she was consulting an eye specialist. Miss Surah Wise arrived today from Union City, and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eiler. Mrs. Auten returned to Fort Wayne today, after spending the with relatives. Mis. J. O. Wyatt and daughter Marie, arrived today from Fort Wayne, and are the guests of Nathan Wyatt and family. Rev. Mower returned to Geneva today. He was enroute from Greentown, where he united his sen Alfred in marriage to Miss Mabie Parsons. A big baby boy is reported at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brown, of Kirkland township. Everyone doing well and Grandpa William Adler is the happiest man in the township.
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