Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 26, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1905 — Page 3

time tables GRANO RAPIDS 4 INDIANA RAILWAY x.Btrinbrr aS. I»<>4 Nowin Cfr«t. Nun .o7«« »OVtHt'»tly K« nun K« Hun I • H only f” IHsatui I 7 I4«tu l.iHpui 7 Mpm At PtmUinl Mil" »JS ' H.tj , * lUchtMM 3*> 94* 1*0" 10 IS , « Clbchhmil 7>lJ " iiu .niH.ss " t os Irani Hlreper u> Cindnnnli. 1 i« tram (Hlt Lot c*r Tr»ln» arrive from aoulh at Ijo . m 7 S9> m dolly anil 3 17 p m Ma Munday. ,o.«a>.oa»H Wally DaMy«« Ma Hun Oil Kaplila 3,0. Deralur 1 joam J warn. 317 pm ar Kt WayM »»« " " 4a, •• "Gd Kapida 4'43 isop m , •• •• Tra»rt»e City 1 Mpm *OO " '< prliMky ».S“ ■' »3S ’• 4:os a.m Mark maw aij 10 ju •• ?;«> 1:30 train aleeping car lo Graml Kaplilo and Mackinaw irlty. »!S»a. m. train parlor car t, Oraml Kapida ami Mackinaw Clly 317 p ni train parlor car to Grand Kapida sleeping car to Mai kiri' w City Trama arrive from north al rMI a >n. ,14 a m. I.la p m. 731 pm f, Bryson Age. C. L. Lockw<»t. c. fjt Or Kspids, Mich. • NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. BAST BOUND No. 4... - ..... ■ ■■. 1.. 11....... J: is a tn No. IB r a Sun . , m.mm. . . ..... _ a :*— u. m No. 4.. .. — 4 to p m No. 14 CI. Hun " Jup. tn No. W a.hup bi No. tfdoea not carry h4«»r and does not carry pssseugei. raat of Manon, uhlo. WEST BOUND Hol— ion* m No. » .' ’■ a. tn No. 41 rl. Sun 10:10*. m ■Oyliiii ■ ■■■■■■■—■ -12:44 p. tn No. 14 flMp m (ricept Monday'. A daya folk legal lio||.|»ys No. W 4<*a not carry tMggage. CLOVER LEAF. Io affe«t June 44, UKH ■AIT. No a—OomaaretalTraveler.dally... a Maa, No •—Mall, dally, etcepl Bunday .11 l.>a m No 4—Day Hi press. dallyp m Be B-Local Freight.ll: 10 PB WBBT No B— Dey Bipreea, dally , :l 44a s' No I—Mell, dal’r. except Bunday .'1 son tn No 4-OommereUl Traveler, dally n>'o« p m Mo 11—Local Freight.,,. !,• wp , H Lake trie a Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND N 0.4—Dally elept SundayT-'uatr, No. l»—Dally eicept Sundayll:Ma n> No. 84-DaHy except Hunds.’ s:® pm Noil runs through u> Indlanapolla without change, arriving 10 :» a m No. 42 leaver Indlanouoila at ?SK>a m Kun* through without change, arriving at Bluffton 10:16a m No. 41 and 42 run via M uncle A Big 4 route - Al Girard made a visit at Hoag | land this morning. VV. E. Smith made a trip to Fort Wavne last evening Eugsne Runyon, of Berne, was a visitor her today. Charles Van Camp made a visit at Fort Wayne last evening. John S. Bowers returnc d last evening from u business trip to Ge- ■ neva. T m HaeHing went to Fort Wayne last evening to attend the Knights of Colnmbjs ball W. H Flederjohan, of New Knoxville, <)., is in the city attending to interurban affairs. Tom Gallogly returned last evening from Geneva, where he was attending to insurance business Mrs. Rose Ayres and two sons went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit a few days with relatives Charles Burdge left last evening i for Bluffton, where he has accepted a position in the court house barber shop Mrs. Charles Bonham arrived last evening from F tuntain City, > n I is a guest of her pirents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rex Mrs. Fairchild and daughter, Alioe, returned to Fort Wayne last evening, alter a visit in the city, a the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Page Blackburn. The long expected in Amish circles has come to pass. The wedding of Noah Schwartz to Miss|Etnma Mazein was announced at the Amish church last Sunday. The wedding will take p'a< e at the home of the bride.s father. Jamas Mazelin, next Sunday.

L. D. Campbell made a visit at Marion today. Arthur Drummond made a visit at Marion today. John Lanhot, of Berne, was bore on bn*inona today. Father Eberly went to Kendal ville thiu morning. Finton Davis made a visit at Fort Wayne last aiming. B Winans, of Barne, was attend ing to business while In the city today. Gideon Reisen, of Rome, was transacting business in the city today. The Bin Ton club will meet this evening with Miss Gertrude Rada macher. Mell Rice returned last evening from Borne, where he was looking after timber businoNi. Mrs. Nick Detro returned last evening from Geneva, where she was visiting relatives. Mrs Sarah Long returned to Auburn last evening, aft »r a visit in this city with relatives. I L. Harden returned to Montpeier today, after making a pleasant visit here with his {mrents. Misses Nona Forblng, May mo Deinlngor, and Bertha Fullenkamp went to Fort Wayne last evening. Mrs. A. N. Barkley returned to Fort Wayne last evening, aft>r making a visit in this city, a guest of relatives. Mrs. D. Reynolds, of Marion, returned homo last evening, after I few days' visit with Miss Blanche J Reynolds. Herbert Jackson, of Van Buren. nas«ed through here today, en-oufe II Florida, where he will S]>end the balance of the winter. W. B. Reynolds of Marion, returned to his home last evening. laster a few days' visit with A. J. Reynolds and family. The funeral services of Mrs John Breiner were held this afternoon at two o’clock at the Preble Lutheran church, a large crowd being in attendance to pay their last respects to the decaased. The services were conducted by Rev. Klausing. Interment was made in the Preble cemetery. A Vincennes saloon keejier is having a bill prepared which in his esti mation would prove ago xi thing. He is in favor of a high license s > that only men who are well to do can g?t into business, and ngain he is in favor Oi limiting the number of saloons in a town to the population, allowing one Halom for every so many inhabitants. Last evening about fifty guests assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Engle, near the Washing ton church, to remind son their son of his eighteenth birthday. The evening was spent in dancing and numerous gam >s were indulged in. Refreshments were served. After a very late hour the guests depirte 1 for their homes, wishing young C .. nr more such h-«pp ’ events. If we were to announce that ye n could get this paper thirty days for the price of five beers, every descendent of Adam would know that meant twenty-five cents. But if we were to say tbut it would be sent three months for the price of a hymn bonk, half of them wouldn't know whether we had raised the subscriptiou rate or were giving the pqier away.

Men’s and Boys’ Trousers, Overcoats Winter Suits ?nd '■ 1 Underwear at the Right Price. Price them and Be Convinced. ** Elzey & Vance Cor. E. C. H.

H. G. Hheiler is attending to grain bnsintMM at the Van Wart, Ohio, today. ZS! Mra. Walling, of paaaed through the city today, <m route to Willshire. t Mrs. Ewing returned to Bluffton today, after making a pleasant visit here with relatives. Mi a. Whitright returned to Hlutt ton today While here she secured a lease on the ol<l West End grocery building, whore ahe expecta to open a grocery store March 1. The building will be remixleled and into first-clam shajie and a tine stock of goods always be on hand. The C. Y. M. club gave an informal ball last evening at their oluo rooms and a large crowd was present and danoed until a late hour. Judge Ross Q. Johnson, of Douglass, Arizona, arrived at Monroe last ’evening, for a several week' | visit with his parents and friends. He has been at Washington, D. C., several weeks attending to important business. A crowd of Decatur people last evening took advantage of the sleighing and drove to the home of Mr. and Mra. Henry Colter, at , B «bo, whore they were entertained 'at an old fashioned supper Those who enjoyed the trip were Mr. and Mra. C. H. Colter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ensberger, Mr. and Mra. J. T., Meyers, Mra. Dan Beriy, Mrs. T. H. Blosser. Misses Dossie Berry and Bessie Parker and Messrs. M. A. Frisinger, Jesse Daily and Louis Holthouse Frank Durkins, who was oper )at • I up mUst Mm Uy at tin St. ! Joseph hospital at Fort Wayne, is i reported getting along in fine shap ’ and that the operation was most successful. Dr. McOsoar , who performed the same, is very much encouraged over the outlook, and positive that Frank will soon be’a well man. Mr. Durkins has no doubt had his share of operations, thia being the third one in two years, and he has the sympxthy of the en tir’ community, who are now anxiously awaiting his speedy recovery. A farmer had a bad dream. He 1 dreamed that he raaied a th ms.xnd ! bushels of wheat and was happy. Then he dreamed that he ao!d it for a dollar a bushel and his happiness was 'complete. He then dreamed i that he sold it to a thousand differ- > ent people at a dollar a bushel to 1 each and no one paid him. This r made him sad and he awoke, i Arousing bis wife he said: ' Re- ( beoca, I have had a solemn warning and I know the meaning of it. I , am going right to town and pay ( that printer the subscription I owe him for the paper.” 1 A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. ’ John Everett. Misses Ina Everett 1 and Mvrtle Watts and Messrs. Cal vin Peterson and O. Godfrey Bell r drove to the home of Mr and Mrs ‘ Everett, near Wren. 0.. where thev ; enjoyed a tine supper and evening’s • enteitainment They started home i at a late hour and after going a ’ short distance the team t jok fright and ran into a ditch twelve feet deep and filled with snow therestampei- : el. After considerable trouble the ’ team was extricated. The ladies re- ’ fused to come the rest of the wav in t the dark, so they made tracks back I to Mr. Everett’s home where they ’ j stayed until this morning, arriving | hero at nine o'clock.

The Economy Department Store FOR THIS WEEK ONLY WE OFFER YOU THESE LOW PRK Ls

No. 24 granite sauce pat> 38J No. 2t> granite sauce pan 44c No 2f> granite coffee pot 48c 1 quart white lined OGf pudding pan kO 1 ' 2 quart white lined 4 E p pudding pan | No. 26 white lined wash basin 1 QC

Valentines! Valentines! Vaientines! “Economy Means Saving" We deliver goods. C. M. EPPSTLIN.

ARM SPRAINED Will Winnes Almost Looses an Arm In a Linndrv Machine. Will Winnes, who is employed at the Decatur Steam Laundry as a washer and ironer, met with an accident that nearly cost him his right arm. He was arranging some clothes in the washer preparatory to cleaning them, when in some manner his arm caught in one of the piddles, wrenching tho same badly liefore ho was able to get himself loose. The arm is black and blue and badly bruised from the wrist to the elbow and he will l»e unable to attend to his duties for B<«veral daya. WILL PROSECUTE Anderson Gas Company Fleeced by Smooth Citizens. The Citizens' Gas company of Anderson, proposes to prosecute hundreds of consumers who stole gas from it in January. The con sumers got the best of the oomjiany by removing tbe meters during the time intervening between the regu lar days of inspection and of course the gas they used was not measured. Some of Jthe dishonest consumers got onto the trick by ,which they could insert a wire in the me ter and thus prevent registration. A <lay,or two before inspection time the meters would l>e returned to j their usual state of efficiency and J the inspector would be none the wiser. CAUSED EXCITEMENT J idse Vaughn Notified That he is Grandpa —Adjourns Court. When Judge Vaughn returned from a long conversation over the long distance telephone at ten o’clock this morning and ascended the judicial bench he was greeted bv twenty members of the bar rising to their feet and saluting him with bows and "Good morning, grandpa.” Judge Dailey, speaking for the bar, said, "We are informed, your honor, that one o t the greatest events in tbe history of humanityjhas taken place in your family and we war.t to extend our congratulations over tbe‘birth. 1 myself entered upon the joys ot grandp irentage some time ago and I know how your honor feels this morning. We extend our liesl wishes for yourHelf and daughter The judge returned his thanks tor the bar’s congratulations but begged to bo excused from making a speech as he was unable to do so, he sai3, jnder the circumstances. Judge Dailey then moved that the bar adjourn immediately and bo ex cused from work for the remainder of the day and this motion was unanimously curried. Judge \ aughn grabbeef his h it and started for Ma rion to see the young lady. Mrs. Vaughn his been there for some limo in untioipition of the visit ot he storK. The child was born Ill’s •norning to Mr. and Mrs. W A Patton and both mother and child ire getting along nice y.—Bluffton News.

Covered ehamlter AAn with bail Decorated aotip plates j *jip "TW* shelf brackets per pair Extra large deep diah 1 I ® Cabinet hair pins 4° Ironing wax 4 « each I v

MY | $ 1.95 SHOE SALE is a grand success. Better come in and take a look. Open every evening until 8 p. m. CHARLIL VOGLEWEDE THE SHOE SELLER Sells it for less Same Old Place

Barcjoins in Adams Couuiy Farms. Here They Are. A Fine Lot of Farms at Rock Bottom Prices. No. IS. A food farm of . ■»’ acres, land Is a quality of paody k am. new Bouev of four room*, ijvw burn.‘.*o am* ck ar aid the r< •maiitdvr in small timbers? good oak trees, on rural route, located U nitlvs from Hobo, price $1350 No. 41 A goed farm of4oarrm located 2 mileß from Hobo and I* i nfant Mills on u<mm! road and with rural route. 2 miles to a railroad and market go< <i ]iiality of land all under cultivation, fences in fair condition, land la well drained, price siboo, terms to suit the purchaser No 80 One of our best bargains, a good farm of 73 acre*, with corn crib and wacon shed, new house* and new barn. 12 arras of timber on ina>d i sd and has rural route service, within Hmilcs of three gmul small railroad towns. ITice s2*»sO. If you want this plsce. you must write or call at once No ?' A fine acre farm located one mile from the town of Preble, all fine 'lack land except h> acres on which are louattd house lot, burn lot. and orchard, land is well tiled and well ditclitd. iriuts in fair condition, seven res in frame house* In good repair and with good cellar, good large barn newly painted 4UxU>. double corn cribs, gmlnery. cow sn< <l, wood bouse and chicken houH*. on ston* road and with rural route service, tine well with g< nd water hI of the land cleared bur ten acres, one mile tos< hool and ch rcb. ’* his place is cheap at $75 per acre. If one of these placd* is the one you wan. w rite or cad on us today Ti ey may be GONE TOsi ‘RROW. Northern Indiana Real Fstate Company. Over IliiniH Harness StoH-J I, catur. Indiana REPPHRT. FRUCHTE & LITTERER.

MONEY TALKS! Will Money Help You? * TF SO call ou or writ® to uh. We will loan you money in any amount ■ £ from $lO to .SlOU.'ou'household goods, pianos, organs. teams, fix- ■ lures, etc., without removal. You can hare from on® to twelve . monthw of time in which to pav it back, in small weeklr or monthly ■ payment* as you prefer. $1.20 is the weekly payment ou a S r >o loan B for fifty weeks; other amounts at the same proportion. If you need money fill out th® following blank, cut it out and mail it to us. Our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday to make loans and will cal! 1 on you. r* Date ■ Your Name I Wife’s Name 2 Street, and Number ■ Oity I Amount Wanted B Kind of Security you have ■ Al) communications are held strictly confidential. Call on or address K FORT WAYNE LOAN CO. ■ Established ! J 9tt. For! Wavne. ind. S| The Evening Democrat For Latest M ws and Market Reports

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