Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1905 — Page 3

time tables GRANO RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY k7»frtnbcr S 3. •’MH -Nswin etftil. Sun Km Sun I'M HU.I Mx S only ?? Dri’. w i i.rtpm 7 S>pn>; <»| in x, PrullMinl **»" » •*»". *•» " "•«'■ KK'luiioikl J )■>" «4» " S:4* WHS. * CtncinMii 7<lS ” mjonnsiSS _ . deeper to CltKiagrall, > * train (mr int ent Train* arrive from *outn *l iw« m. ,j»», m daily and J V V •». K* Sunday .. a.,..™ L». nw’lur l yoam 7.« am. Jl7 p.m ar Ft. WayM *:» “ ’J*' 4 » " G,l K.l|'id* *4S" I M" ? tn » 4 n • Travel** City 1 sypm *•« " •• Prlo*ky *i» " »■» <!O S Mackinaw «:IJ " K>S« " N*> " i w train aleeping car to Grand Rapid* and Maikinaw I’iiy »:s» a. m. train parlor carte Grand Rapid* and Siackinaw City jl7 |> tn train parlor car to Grand K«pid». aleeping <ar to Mackin v City. Train* arrive front north at I ,o*a m. ~l4*. m. 116 p m. 7:51p m. „ , |. Bry»on, Age. t A NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST MOUND . No.» - No. £<*Sun ■■■■.■■—- '.'a. in. No. « * *’o » No. 14 rx. Sun - »:» p. m No. 10 — ».»p. "> No. U doe* not carry bantoKe. and doe* not carry pisaeniter*. a»t of Marion, uitto. WEST BOUND No t... 11 1 u 1•• • •— S.dd x. m No *— - No. Hex. Sun l<>:10a. nt No. 1—- *-;44 P. tn No. U — »Mp tn (except Monday'* A day* fol's legal holidays No. 13 doe* not carry baggage. CLOVER LEAF. In offset June 34.11»4. EAST, go •—Commercial Traveler, dally... * 33 am t-Mall. dally, except Sunday...ll *l* m No 4— I>ay Kxpre**. dally 733 pm No M— Local FreightM: 10 pm WEiiT no I—Davßxprea*. daily 3 44a ® No I—Mall, dally, except Sunday . d.tOa m No t-Commercial Traveler, dally 10-0* p m No M-’-Ca'Fr«l(rhl..„, ,U:Wp in Lake Erie dt Western Timecard from Bluffton Ind, SOUTHBOUND No. 41—Dally exept Sundayf-'otn No. l»—Dally except Sundayll:s7a a No. 3&—Daily except Sunday s:»pm No 41 run* through to IndlanapoHa without ghange. arriving 10:30 a tn No. 43 leave* 1 ndlanopolle at 7too atn Kuna through without change, arriving at Bluffton 10:16a m No. 41 and 42 run via Muncie A Big 4 route Al Parker, of Toledo, was visiter here today. Charles Burdg, of Geneva, was at caller here t slay. Fred Rohrer, of Berne, was a business caller here today. Tho C. Y. M.'s will give an informal dance this evening at their ; club room*. The Bon Ton s will meet tomorrow even 04 with Miss Gertrude Radamacher. Cun* otrebe ma le business trip to Fort Wayne this morning for the Grand Kapi is r.t houd. Mrs. W. F. Rosenwinkle returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after! making a pleasant visit with her I parents, Dr. and Mrs. Rii.ear. Frank Kn ibler retm ned to Toledo, this month g, after making a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.! Kuebkr in th s c.ty tor the past two week* - . The funeral of Mrs. Gallmeyer was held this afternoon at 2 o’clock > at the Froidheim church. Rev. Preuss corn! noted the services. In tern ent took place in the church cemetery. Mrs. Merryman, Mrs. J Gay, Mrs. J. Moyer, Mrs. S. Doak, Mis. J. Bo inger. Mrs. Rinear, Mrs. H. Hare and Mrs. Swigart went to Monroe this morning to sjiend the day with Mr. and Mrs. O. Lewellen. Marshal G 'ten ths morning re-1 ooived his first vaentine, which although a little in advance of the regular “va en'ine day,” give the sender no doubt a heap of plea* ure We might add that tbe marshal is proud of this tok n, as it is the first he his eve rei.iv .

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Mell Rice made a visit at BerMl today, O. M. Snellen wont to Hoagland this mo ning. Frank Yost, of Borne. was a violtor here today. Marshal Green wont to Fort Wayne last evening. J. M. Frisinger made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Brown wont to Keystone to-' day to visit with relatives. R. K. Allison Is attending to business at Chicago today. Albert Moyer returned this morn ing from a visit at Fort Wayne. Wilda Watts and Al Girard made a visit at Hoagland this morning Miss Hess arrived today from Fort Wayne, and is a guest of her mother. % Mrs. H. F. Kimmel returned to Geneva today. She was enroute from Bluffton. Mrs. Conrad went to Montpelier today, to make a few days’ visit wi.h relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Amstutz returned to Berne today. Thev were business callers here. Mrs. J. F. Kelley returned to Berne today, utter making a plo.-ts-ant visit here with relatives. A. T. Vail returned to Fort Wayne this morning. While here he was attending to timber business. E. Burt Lenhart, administrator of' the estate of his father, John H, Lenhart, filed his final report this morning. Misses Mavme Deininger, Eleanor Forking and Bertha Fullenkatnp went to Fort Wayne today, to attend the Knights of Columbus ball this evening. The estate of David Kocher, deceased, w as probated at theoounty clerks' office today John Huser wa* appointed administrator, and filed hi* bond in the sum of $4,600. A fourteen-vear-old boy at tbe County infirmary will bo given to I the right persons, providing they i will sen! tbe bov to school and en deavor to give him the (opportunity . that wonl 1 be given to one of their I own family. i A Missouri editor refuses to j nblish obituary notices of people, who while living, failed to subscrilie for J his paper, and gives this pointed reason: “People who do not take ! their home ptper are dead anyway, and their passing away has no news j value.” A Bluffton girl had some pow- ' dered charcoal for tooth cleaning purposes near her jiowdering puff. When an admirer rang she was in the dark She snstched up the ' puff gave it a dab into the charcoal, passed it hastily over her face, went down stairs into the light, chitted gracefully for half an hour and came back to light up aid looked into the looking glass. Her feelings may be imagined. The doctors have made amthtr discovery; Ot rather h ive discovered another organ that has no par , tioular duty to jiert'orm except to J bring pain and suffering to man j kina, and they art now proposing to “cut it out.” Tbe tonsil is d mnied and is nc longer looked upo 1 with favor by the surgeon. It Dre<ds disease and causes trouble and is of no particnlar benefit to ' anyone and therefore a fit subject j f r the knife.

Green Bnrkliead made a visit at I Toledo today. Rev. Hpragne, of Monroe, was a visitor hero today. William Morsman made a vitit at W illehire t<sluy. J. W. Plane made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning. Sun Acker of G meva, was a business visitor here tixlay. William Kpeicker. of Geneva, was transacting business hero today. Charles Pilliod, of Piqua, ()., is in the city, a guest of friends. Mrs Everhart arrived today from Fort Wayne, and is a guest of her parents. Mrs. A. Adams, of Geneva, pass ed through the city today entente to Bluffton. Mrs. France arrived today from Fort Wayne, and is a guest of Mrs. James Bain. Mrs. J. Studaba ker and Mrs. Harry Ktudubaker arrived today from Bluffton, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Craig. | The Friday Night club enjoyed aj sleigh ride to (‘rehle last night, where they were royally entertained at the home of Mr. aad Mrs. Sickafus. For Sale—A good, cheap work mure, well bred, six years old. and weighs about 1400 pounds. She i* not sound, but will make a splendid j farm and btood mare. Brittson Bjos. Miss B die S nith went to Tde 1» > today, where she will enter tl.e wholesale house and get the spring idea of trimming hats. From there sha will go to Jackson. Mich , here she will trim this season. Word has been received that the new dynamo had lieen shipped from Lorain. Ohio, on January 18 and had been transferred tJ the Grand Rapids railroad February 7th at Avilla and will arrive in a few days. The Entre Nous gave an informal dance at their rooms last, evening to their friends. A large crowd whs present and the pleasure was kept up until a late hour. Music was furnished by Med A’ True. These events are becoming most popular The infant child of Mr. and Mrs George Armld, who resule in Preble, died last evening. The funeral >er vices will lie held Saturday morning at the house and int *rment will be made in tho Six Mile cemetery, near Bluffton. A big boy b iby made its appsaranre at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart last night. M r Stewart is employed at the Journal office, and is hardly able to work today, owing to his excitement. Both mother and babe are doing well. “Doyon know anything new?” was asked of a farmer by a news paper man the other day. “No guess not.” was the reply. Then he added. “I just came to town to send a doctor out to my place.” “What's wrong there?” was asked. “Well,” the farmer replied, "two of the triplets are sick, my oldest l>oy is down with malaria; my hired h ind broke his collar bone and mv nearest neighbor fell off a loud of hay and fractured his right leg. You see wo need a doctor pretty bully. Sorrv I haven't any news for you.” “Wait a minute.” said ■ tho newspiper man. “I’ll go with you. You’re full of news. ”

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TO FILE SUIT Bluffton People Will Replevin Factory Case Will be Filed Here Which Futtlwr Complicates the Berne Car nin< Company Tangle. The Blnftton News said Inst even ing: Suit to replevin some machin ery loaned to O. R. Bowman for the Berne Canning Co. will be brought by Hale & Markley for the Blnffton Canning Co., in the Adams circuit c >urt The suit probably means that the sale of the Blnffton factory last fall will be declared off and the ■ factory thrown back onto the hands lof the stockholders. (). R. Bowman. of Hancock county, bought 1 the factory here last Octob t and paid down on tho purchase $10,500. Ho was then loaned some* of the corn canning machinery for hi* plant at B'rne. Creditors of the B erne factory which Bowman promoted, have secured judgments against Bowman and his company and the Adams county sheriff has seized their building and machin ery. among the latter the machinery belonging to the Bluffton company. While Berne people complain that Bowman did not act in good faith with them in starting the factory, there he is entitled to a great deal of consideration on account of the illness of his wife. She was taken ill with cancer in October and has been slowly dying since that time and he has been compelled to stay at her liedside all of that time. He has written to Hale A- Markley frequently assuring them th it he will be here as «son as able to close np tho deal and that he will soon have in operation the factories here and at Berne. If he is unable to do so. however, the old Bluffton Canning Co. will still have their plant to sell at receiver s sale, and the $1,050 Bowman paid for the option. The stork disappears ana we look into the cradle and behold a male child. After running tbe gauntlet of measles, mumps and chiokenjiox he enters school. At the age of ten he is a redheaded, freckle facedjboy and the terror of the neighborhood. At the age of twelve he is an apprentice io a printing office. At eighteen he has acquired two oises of long primer and an army press, and he is the editor of a county newspaper. At twenty he is mar ried. At thirty he is bald headed, stoop shouldered and the father of a large family. At thirty-five he is a corpse in a cheap pine coffin, and as 500 delinquent subscribers Hie. past his bier for the Inst look, they r i beaid to say ; “He was a good fellow, but he could nt save his money." Vol T.nkluK ( lißtircM. Ofllee Boy Lad) to see you. sir. Kdltor ls die u ""I l.xiking? Boy Yes. sir. Editor (returning!-Nice-judge of beauty you'll make! Buy dn outer (ititee to other lioyi—Not fakin' any ehnneos. Thought she might lie bls wife.’-Kiinsas < :t.v Independent. Her Luudabie lleaure. “Ah." said (he earl. "I am afraid you are marrying me merely for my title " "(••1, dear, no!" replied the helres i "It's morel)- be. n'ise 1 waul 10 see that tlcnr old cimtle of your* ri'piilred lie fore It I.* an uncr ruin.”—Chicago Re<* 4ir<l-nendiL

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