Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 21 February 1905 — Page 3

time tables GRAND RAPIOS k INDIANA RAILWAY "“.i.mxr as. hkm N«w in effect. n., n •auT" 1 « t, y **• *“ l ' K ‘ *•••»• X« * OMlv f; lie.««•»• twam; i4«m i.itpm 7 Mpm? «sutn I, rr.4i»».i • *<s ’ »".i ■ »M MV. Hi.hO.oi'd j w" Ml" J4O 1.. 1$ .ciannnatl jaj " ui*nnj;M " . train .l«l*f to ClndntiMl. t:rt tiatn i«r ' rtf Train" arrtv* from wuth at I>, > , n fj 4 » m »««f 1I?p. •» ►.» Sunday .O.nononr- Ml tun * C 4 K.phla 1, invninr I joam 7511 m. jl7 p m pi Wayne ».»o " a-. 4*, • o<l Rapid" *43" I V> |> m « 4U •• ■ i»e CHy iiMpm H irn ■■ r*io*ky *■» " ■M*.klnaw 4:lj 10 V' " 7;» " in train aJ««|Hngc»r to Gran.l MnpLl. «n<l Mi. ktnaw Pity 7:5. a. tn. train parlm carlo 0 ,.„ | Kapuii ami Mackinaw City sty p tram iwtlut car to Grand Ki.pi.l* «lr* |>tng car 10 \ta«kir’ » City. Tratni arrive from north n ion m. ~ua. m.1.1* p m 751 pm 1 ar,-on. Age. C. L. Lockwood, c, , 5 Or. Kapiili. s| K , NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST MOUND f|i> » 4:W a. m Hi> IS cv Sun ... *> '•" a. tn (10. 4 I tin tn go. 14 el. Sun. »:Wp. m Mo. IV - t ».ku p. m. No :l <loei not carry tMMTgage anil !»•< nut ferry pawn ngru* 1-011 of Nart.iii, übki WKSF HOUND <tn t-nn i m I H1 a..— — V a. Bi So 41 ex. Hun I', in., Ho. 1— — l?;44 p, tn S l.t .. . w|.t Monday'" * day# sol’s legal holiday. y,<>. i.1.10v" not carry Ixixvattc. CLOVER LEAF, la effect June X. Itot JUST. gc »—Commercial Traveler, dally... f 1.33 a n U. t—Mail dally, eacept Sunday ..ll.Sign H 4—Day lapraai. dally 7 ... p „ Bo a— Local Fretfl t It i u lirc * BST Pc I—Dee Mvpraai. dally Ittau go l-Mail defy, ev'ept Sunday . I ;tua B Ho ' -Commercial Traveler, ua ly IO:OS p n ■ : ft-Local ffraUS.t h a , Lake Erie er Western Time earn from Rlufftun Ind. SOUTH HOUND y .41—Pally veept Sunday 7--.au Ho. 10-Dnily ex :ept Sunday ll.SIa tr. R J6—Ltaiiy ux.-ept Sundi- s»jn N'o It runi turointh to Indlanapolla without ' aaanre. arriving Io ® a tn No <4 leavoa'naiauup<ula at 7:uCa m. Run. itrougb nitbout change arriving at Bluffton ■t Ba m No. 41 and 4x run via Muncie A Rig 4 route Charles Heckman made a business trip to Hoagland this morning. Ed Aalibancber made a business trip to Ft. Wayne this morning. Fra-ik Cathel of Berne was attend, i g to legal business here to day. The Bon Tout Cnb will meet kmarrow evening with Miss Edna Crawford. China Schumaker arrived this morciag from Ft. Wayne and is the guest of bis parents. Mr. and Mrs Christ Shamerlob went to Wayne thia morning to visit for a few days with relatives. Mrs. Heinen went to Fl. Warn, this morning to visit with her brother. Frank Durkins, who is confined in the St. Joseph hospital. The funeral of Henry J. Dilling was lei 1 to-day at one o'clock at the Dunkard church, an 1 interment was made in the Dnnkard c»met rv. Bev. and Mrs. W. H. Daniel, for [ merly of this < ity, will soon take up their residence in. Decatur, where they hive purchase! a hands me home Fl. Wayne Seminal. W. S. Hughes and Clark Cover la e left this morning for Lei sburg, Florida, where they will look over the ground for busiqpss pur, oses. They also ex[>ebt to make a tour of all the southern states and visit all the large cities. They will be abs. it f r sone time. Mr. and Mrs B B. Huber are the proud and happy parents of a b uncing baby boy, which arrive I Monday Mother and laby ur* doing meeh. Mr. Huber is at present a student i 1 the Indiana School of Dentislrv, and Mrs. Huber ha-i b-en ktayinu with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Weldy, west of the city.

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Sam Soldner was a business caller lu our city la»t evening. John Bollinger returned from « buniness trip to Berne. Burney Kalver made a busioMstilp Li Et. Wayne this morning. l-d Ehinger made a business trip to Fort Wayne last evening. I • W. Smith < f Richmond was a business caller here today. John Woy went to Hoagland this morning to spend a few days with friends. J. E. Grassier returne I to Hoagland last evening after attending to bustI ness here Mrs. Dick Meyers arrival today from Hartford City, and is the guest of relatives. Noah Loch lift this morning for Indianapolis, w| ere he will transact hardwar* business. Miss Anna Boese went to Fort Wayne this morning to attend the millinery opening. S. G. .Shelter returned last evening from Monroe where he was attending , to j rain business. Miss Biomenlierg went to Fort W ayne last evening to visit for a few days with relatites. Miss \ ictoria Stone arrived today from Chicago and is the guest of her ‘ lather James H. Stone. Mrs. Boese went to Ft. Wayne this morning to attend the millinery opening at the wholesale bouse. Mrs L. Brown returned to Berne i today. W hile n»r « she was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bushnell. L. C. He'm. Grand Junior Warden iof the I. O. 0. F. went to Geneva to I d -y to attend t > lodge business. Mrs. W'allick and Mrs. Victor Fore man passad through our city today enroute from Willshire to Richmond. Dr. Miles Porter arrived today from Fort Wayne and is holding a consultation over the condition of Mrs. W’m Wvland. JobnS. Peterson and Hiram Gregg returned last evening from Geneva where they were attending to insurance business E C. Bollinger. Frank Copp-ts snd A. B. Corson leave tonight for Arkansas, jahere they will view the sights and see the countrv. Martiage license have l»een issued , to Jesse Sailors and Rose Macy, John > W. Gr.ibain and Alta L. Hamilton. Lemue' L. Neal and Amanda B Connor. Oscar Augsperger returned last evening from Berne where he spent I Sunday with relatives and he will immediately assume his new duties I with Lvman Brothers An Ohio far ner says hav fever is caused by kusiug grass widows. A Missouri editor says it is caused by a grass widow kissing a fellow by moonlight. An lowa editor says it is cause I by fe'lows kissing the hires! girl while feeding hay to a cow. An eastern exchange is of the opinion , that it is caused by n issing the girl and kissing the cow. I >ver in Oss.ar, they Lav 1 invented a new way of jr >p sing. The old question of “Will you be my wife.’", has l>een change I t) “How would you 1 like t> be my dmdelion in the spring?" One ui the mothers in this v i-iuitv. who was anxitiis to ass st her bishfu! sen in his suit, said to her prospective daughter-in-law. "Mary h,w woul I you liae to be my son lbwer iu the sprin.’.

Miss Porter returned to her hon e nt Geneva today. W. H. Niblick nude a business trip to Fort Wayne lust evening. Ben Smith made a business trip to Fert Wayne last evening. A. A. Sprunger of Berne, was a business caller here today. Mrs. J. f). Wieehaupt went to Bin IT ton today to visit with relatives. John S. Bowers returned last even ing from a bitkiness trip at Geneva. A. T. Vail returned to Fort Wayne last evening aftertnuisacting business here. Mrs. EHas Crist went to Bluffton today to visit for a few days with re I ativea. A. Hoffer of Bluffton passed through our city today enroute to Monroe. D. E. Scott was in Bolio ami vicin ity today attending to insurance business. E. J'Adair returned to Hoagland last evening after attenning to business here. Miss Brokaw returned today from Garrett where she was visiting witl her sister. Miss Lillie Lewton went to Petetson to make a short visit with be mother, Mrs. Spade. W. H. Koklerway returned to For Wavne last evening. While here 11way ths guest of relatives. Attorney Ear! B. Adams ia on the sick list and confined to his lion e the result of a heavy cold. Mrs. Rosa Beeler returned to For* Wayne last evening after mak'ng; pleasant visit here with relatives. A small blaze occurrid at the Pari Hotel this morning, but was put out before any material damage was done The fire originating in the roof nea the chimney. The postoflice will be dosed all da tomorrow with the exception of front H to 10 a m. in the morning, owing to the fad that it is a national bolidar. the same being Washington's birth day. Ihe rural roule men will als< be given a lay off. The usual collection of mail will be carried out, but n> mail will Ire diliveraed.

Will Smith, the Decatur plan man. and well known here, wa mixed up in a runaway Saturday I His horse became frightened, am i rushing into a snow drift, was soo: buried there, mixed up in a wir fence. S nith was thrown out un little hurt, but the anima] w.is s badly injued, it is not expected trecover.—Bluffton Banner. Sam B. Carey, state manager c' the Pathfinders lodge, arrived toI day from Indianapolis and wil confer the degree work up >n f jrty three members who have signiiiV their intantion of bicjmin,’ m « n hers of this fraternal and b -mti -i il order. The new order will be in stituted in the N. H. club room and a fine time is being expected , Mr. Cury will )>e assisted by Harr Him and C. D. Dill of Munoie. Ihe C- E society of the Presbyterian church has engaged Mis Z -ale Hershey, a reader of lin merit, to give an entertiinrnen Friday evening of this week. Th main subject of the evening will b> i“Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabage Patch. Miss Hershey will lie rememberet, as the lady that taught the "Deci ti'ict Schale’’ at the opera house last year. All who became ac quainted with her recognized he fine talent, and she will no doubt be greeted with a full house. O. V. Borden and L. E. Twigg <• Geneva, Ind., passed through our rib last evening en route to Humbl , Texas, where they expect to engap in the oil business, and that Humble. Texas, is now the best locality in tin i line as it is a new field and is pro duciug fine oil. The boys claim tbtd the Geneva field is now quiet and that not much work is going o lowing to the cold weai her and to the lo« price that oil is now bringing. Tin boys fully expect to make their fortune in this new field. The case of Louis Fruchte againthe Clover Leaf railroad wherein it is alleged that owing to the negligence of the railroad company in not pla< ing a car al Peterson where the said Fruchte desired the same that he was delayed in shipping one hundred and eighty head of hogs to the East Bnf falo market, thereby entailing a loss of seventy five dollars. The case was tried before Square Smith, who ren dered judgment in favor of Frucht' for •'■75.57 and assessed the cos’against the company. Litterer and Fruchte represented the plaintiff and A. P. Beaty the railroad. The can will be appealed.

You Should Read This Advertisement. ===== We are noiltlve that it won't do you a bit of harm. We know that in most cases it will do vou a g eat deal of good. Therefore let us prescribe these low prices for you, all this week. ■ —MI 7 fl I'ltuh window Hindes Granite wa-h basiuloC 280 Box Fine Stationery.. 19C Complete With lixturts. . 21C Extra large Granite Cup. JOC Any 2fi cent pulf, la<k or 35c Hn.e wooden b-wl ~..17C No. id Grode Kettle... 10C Ride Comb forl9C Good Wash board .. • 15C la <|t. Gniiute Uikbes,,. 4-9 C I All 5At B<- Laces per yard 3C “Economy means Saving” “Economy Means Saving” “Economy means Savings” When You Think of Low f-*rices Think c. f “THE ECONOMY’’ C. M. Eppstine. We Deliver Goods.

HOLSE ROBBED Buaglar Secured Thirty Dollars at Mrs. Shorts House. Mrs. Short s house on Marshall street was entered lust evening by a burglar, who stole about thirty dollars front a bureau, which stood in her bedrirom. Entrance was made through the kitchen where they neglected to bolt the door. Suspicion points to local talent, | the work evidently having been Jone by someone acquainted with the house and likewise with two! logs which slept in the house and which though unusnally demonstrative when anyt ne inters the aouse, lust night, failed to l>ark. An arrest may be made. Hear Mias Hirsehey at the Pre*lyterian chuich Friday evening. Mrs. A. E. Rose returned today from Butler, where she was visiting relatives. Mrs. Pearl Wagner returned to l Monroe to lay, after making a pleasant visit here with her mother. ■’Mrs. Wiggs of Cabbage Patch” fame will be at the Presbyterian ihuroii Friday evening. Come and ee her. Ticket sell.'.rs are canvassing for he C- E. entertainment Friday evening. No one will be disappointed. *Mrs. Sprang will tomorrow after I noon entertain the Ladies Shakes iieare club in honor of Washingtons birthday. Refreshments will be served. Invitations, deoorated with a pretty little satin American flag, lave been issued by Mrs. C. D. Lewton of North Second street, bidding the recipient thereof to come t<> a "Cherry and Hatchet” tinner to be given at high noon Wednesday, February 22. The condition of Louis Holthouse, who has been quite ill for several days, with lung fever, is reported today’ by his doctor, as being some better and resting easier, and it is now thought that if no farther complications arise that he will recover. This will no doubt prove encouraging news to his many friends who have been anx 1 ‘ iously awaiting some news for tbc better. The condition of Grandmother Gaffer, who has bion ill for some , time with lagrippe, but who took; a sudden turn for the worse last I night, having a bad sinking spell, , ■s unohanj.ed as we go to press. All of her children have boon ient for, as the do - tors think all conditions are against tier, owing to her extreme old age. The cbiei complaint at present is heart trouble ami her life may be shortened at any moment BUSINESS MENTION Sour kraut and sweet piCjfles at. Fred Scheiman’s meat market. 30d6 Smr kraut and sweet pickles at Fred Scheiman’s meat market. 30dfl Sour krant and sweet pickles at Fred Soheiman's meat market. 1 30dti J For Sale—The double bowling 1 alleys on West. Monroe street. For I price, term-, etc., address Central Real Estate Agency, Fort Wayne, I Ind. 32dtf I For Sale One three-year-old driv ing colt, well bred snd well broke to 1 drive Goixi size ai d a dark Cleve land bay. If sold within the lies' two weeks, will be sold reasonable. CIIouIF J. Andrews at litet y ban , w J. A. Hendrii ks at depot. Monro*. Indiana. 35J12

NIBLICK & CO. Our Big Stock of Spring Goods Will soon be Ready for Your Inspection. WATCH THIS SPACE.

The Better’the Grade, The Better the Trade. Out of Eighteen I airs ■ Os Shoes Shined by a K Hotel Porter, the W Other Morning ■ ?■ s I Thirteen w-re the 'Crossett' t Hake. I •aveling men say they are Easy and Keep theii g Shape better than most other makes. ■ Charlie Voglewede. K THEE SHOtSfcLLER. W

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