Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1905 — Page 3

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Hear “ Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" tomorrow evening. Henry Holbiock made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning William Boherei, of Monroe. wa« a biisineS' ca ler in the city today. Ed Rioe. of Berne, is in the city, and will he the guest of his jar ents a short time. Verna MoGonagle made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning in the interest of Place & Co. N rah L > h retumel this morning from Indianapolis, where he was attending to business. Miss Hicks returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after a visit in the city with Mr and Mrs. C. D. Lawton. Miss Cora Koop returuel this morning to her home at Fort Wayne a 1 ter a visit in the city, a guest of Miss Orpha Barnet. Master Jesse Cole will entertain a number of his y >ung friem s this evening at his ho ne on Fifth street from *5:30 to s;3O ata birth day party. Programs have reached the city of the spring convocation of ile Scottish Rite for the Valley of Fori Wayne. Degree work from the fourth to uni including the six teenth will be conferred on March 14 and 15. jar. aau Mrs. George Kmz.ie en tertained a few of their trends last evening at their home on First 1 street. Tne evening was spent in playing cards. The gueds preset.t were Mrs. A. P. Beattv and son. Lew Myland and wife, Mittse Mary Bogner, Mattie Sutlief. R sa Swank, Messrs. John Wilson, Jes-e Hurst, Joe Zihn. Refreshments were served.

I tHE®Hub B DECATUR, IND. 1 | WATCH OUR I (WINDOW I FOR SPECIALS IN I PANTS | B. KALVER & SONS. | UONE PRICE CLOTHIERS |

S*m Martin Is on the nick IM. Miss May Niblick In on the kick hat. A R Holl 1r nt Winchester today on business. Alex Beall, ot\Wi|lah're, wan in the city today. A. N Sprunger, of Warren, was in the city today, Clark Fairbanks, or Fort Wayne, was in the oity today. The C Y. M club will give an informal dance thin evening. Herman Gillig left last evening for Fort Recovery to nuke a visit with his brother. Mrs. L. G. Ellingham and non Miller, went to Wlnoheser today to visit with relatives, Mist Lydia Drummond went to F< rt Wayne last evening to make u visit among friends. Chat les Phillips left this morning for Hammond, where he exacts to work in a restaurant. • A. T. Vail returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here he was attending to timber busi ness. Vance Buo-master arrived this morning from Geneva, and 1" a guest of Thomas Buokm ister and family. Mrs B. A. Torwin returnel today from Fort Wai ne, where she was visiting with her son, Rev. Jay Dorw’n and family. Mr MdConnehey, ot Silt Like City, Utah. s|>ent Tuesday and Wed nesday in this city, as a guest of his cousin. Mrs. F M. S'hirmeyer Misn Hershey will arrive this evening horn Montpelier. She will lender * Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch ''tomorrow night at the Presbyterian church.

Mrs Roby went to Delphos, to lay, for a visit with friends before returning to her home tit Ter 'e Haute. While here she was a guest of Mrs. Alice Wal*h. Andrew Shoetn ikir w*s in town last Friday and expects to buv property here and move buck to town. He moved to Bluffton a few months ag ) and prefers Geneva for a reside ice p'aoe. We are glad to have him t ’ return to this p ace — Geneva Herald. John Maxwell, owner of the fast Lima base ba'l team, has written Floyd LeHrun to report t<» him about April 20th and try out for an infield position. Floyd is a fair ball plaver and it is quite likely he will bo on the Lima team the coming season. The Bm Tin club met last evenling with Miss Edna Crawford. Whist was p'ayed. Misses Rose Vogel wede and Rose Tonnellier won first prizes und Misses Dude Voglewede and Zdla Stultz the boofiies. Refreshments wore served. They will meet next Wednesday evening with Miss Maude Christen. The Kuebler A- Mo'tz Co. have purchased a fine new delivery I wagon, and <he *ame is now on exhibition at the harness and buggy store of M. Borns & Son. on Second street. The wagon has a nice bright red color and is built on the oity sty e and plan, an I is up to date in eve, y respect. The wagon will lie kept at the harness store ti'iti the weather se ties and then thepiople mas be abe to gaze up > i this p >pul ir dry goods store s n w acquisition.

E. M Ray Is at Keystone today Dan Niblick made a visit at Monroe today. Henry Colter, of Rivero. was in the city today. Mrs. Jac.il> Bjiade returned to Peterson today Jonathan Burkhead, of Monroe, was in the oity today. Frank Kramer. yf Steele, was in the city today on hnsineM 1 Jesse Hurst went tn Peterson trday for a visit with his parents Louis Fuelling returned last ev< n ing to Fort Wayne after a visit it. the city Mi"s Louisa Wertzberger went to Fort Wayne last evening for a visit with relatives. A social meeting of the Euterjiean clnb will be held this evening wi»h Mis. W. H. Nachtrieb. W. H. Mutton arriveillast evening from Geneva, and is the .'guest oi his son. Jesse Sutton and family. “ Mrs. Jennie M irrytnan returned a*: evening to her home at Fort NV lyno, after a visit here with relati res. Tony Foroing returned today from Fort Recovery, where he wssp inding his vacation visiting with his sisters Mi and Mrs Ed ELingei enttrt lined a numlier of their friend* last evening in honor of Mr. Enn ger's biithday. A crowd will drive this evening to the home of Barney ForJ in Jefferson township, and are eon emplating a fine time. All members of Knights of Columbus arc requested to meet at the C. B L. hall Sunday evening it 7 o'ch ck standard time, for th* installation of officers. Ail members of the Olive Rebecca lodge are requested to bt present it the hall Monday evening, Feb ?7tb. at 7:30 o'clock Mrs. Rom Farr Talbott, president of the Re bekah Assembly will be present By order of Noble Grand, Lydia Shamp. The entertainment tomorrow night at the Presbyterian church is sure to be far above the average. No b xik of its kind has had a wider circulation than “Mis Wiggs oi the Cabbage Patch." Miss Hershey his proven her ability to render this work in a true and admirable way. W. E. Smith & Co. are busily en gaged today in moving their stock from their old location to their new one in the building owned by Mist Hnttie Studabaker where the News stand was formerly. The firm me milking every arrangement possibh to make room for their big stock of goods that will arrive in a few days. The Bachelor Maids held tbeii regular meeting last evening witl Miss Jessie MoLean. Euchre wa> the game. First Prizes were won' by Misses Bertha Fullenkamp ano Rise Confer and Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss EmmaGilhg the boobies. Refreshments were served. They will meet next Wednesday eve., ing with Miss Clara Terveer. The following commendations < f Mr. Davidson’s lecture, dated f< r the M E. church next Tuesday night, free admission, is Gw cause of so many people of our oity tak ing so deep an interest: “Tr.e second lecture of the Imperial Lee tore corse at St. Pan] M. E. ohur< h was "America's Wonderland ’ by Mi. A. B Davidson, of Louisvil’e Kv. With brilliant word painting he told of the beanties of Yellow stone Park.”—(Cincinnati P.st A sleighing party composed o! the following ladies spent the da at the home of Mr. and Mrs Henij ' Gunset, two miles south of town. Mesdames Henry Holbroke, Henry J I/inkenau, Benjamin Breiner. ChriBokneeht. Chris Boesse, Eiward I Dirkson, Gus ]Reinking. Ed LuttInian, Lou Miland, After partaking of a bountiful dinner the day was spent in sewing and playing pedio. It is needhaa to say they ate all awaiting anothi r invitation at the Gunsot home. The Hotel Shamrock management is having the dining room lobby and hall way nicely frescoed, by Finley Kelley. The dinini' room will be frescoed in green tin 1 with gold trimmings and the lobby and ball way in variations of ret and fancy trimmings. The hot ■! will be remodeled, refurnished an< equipped in a modern way wiltfieiini heating plant. It will thei be the finest along the line in ' town Geneva's size. Here s sue cess to the new management.— Geneva Herald.

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SEVERE ATTACK Mrs. N. N. Brfmtrkimp Suffers Severe <ntl Sudden Illness Mrs. Henry Bremerkamp, who has been slightly ill for some ti ne vith a severe cold and stomach t >uble, was taken worse this morn tug at n o'clock with heart cimpltMtion and for a time her condition was very serious. Dr. D D. Clark was called and after working with ter for several hours revived her to <ome extent, and when he left she vag resting somewhat easier. Tne loctor stites that her Condition at present is alarming, but that owing o her extreme illness was unable , o make a thorough examination >f the trouble. Ben Rsce returned list evenin', rum Ridgeville. Mrs. Huke retained to For' iVayne hist evening. Mrs. Ccnklin went to For' Vaync lust evening to visit for i ew days with n luiives. R. E. Foreman arrived last even mg from Portland, and is a gues' of his brother, Col. Foreman and wi'e Misses Haz4 Bennett and Marx Miller, of Findley. Ohio, arrived 1 ist evening, and are gu»sts of Mr. and Mrs. Col Foreman. The Poetry section of the Euter peun society will hold a Martha Washington reception nt the home of Mrs. W. H N ichtrieb this even ing. All members are urged to be present. The condition of Grandmother Gaffer is unchanged today, ami she is still in a ecrious condition, her heart action lieing very poor. Her doctor states that her old ago and the severity of the disease makes the chances much against her Tom Railing, Dee Devinney and Dick Furrel will leave for Dalias, Texas, this evening or tomorrow morning, where they will play ball the coming season. Their transportation arrived this morning from Dallas, calling by the way of Fjrt Wayne and St. Louis, thence over the ‘Katy” route into Dallas Louis Holtnouse's condition is unchanged today, he being no better or no worse. He passed a very restless night, which left him in a weakened condition. He is still within the danger mark and his doctor seems to be unable to check the disease. H >wever, he is h ivin g the best of care and attention, and it is ho ed by his many friends that a decided change foi the better will soon arriv . The Bi-ltlsli Coo*t. The rn<Kt dangerous part of the lirltin, coast is that between Flam borotigti lira,l anil the North Fore laud. Including ns it does both the llumlier and the Thames. The next most diiligerotis district Is Hint lietween Anglesi'ii nml the Mull of t'untji't*. Which inelwles the Mersey and the Clyde. Next comes Hint between Hnrtland point and St. David's head, which includes the Bristol channel. The district between the North Foreland and St. Catherine's, including, of course, the strait of Dover, comes but fourth 01. the list. A Wanhoet Victim. "Sa.' ulster.’’ said the tattered tram] n’t youse stake me to er dime * de victim uv er washout.” "V 1 . "f a washout!" echoed the port I "ii In evident surprise. ■q> ot," rejoined Hie tramp. ••Ho, ain't had nuthin' hut water t,.|- r more'n ten days."—Chi"IlgO .* < : tUctics. »v ■! t:." wise man. "doe* not 'i ■ii'm**'*'. •'.di. .1 <•:*. it i"'-." "aid the still w'hc.' tn: 11. " f h.lie j'lst enough of it.”I'hicng ' Ti'iu-me.

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Not How Cheap. j But How Good. It’s not hard to buy Good S I Rubber Boots | I HERE a Because thafs the Kind I f j SELL. | Charlie Voglewede. THE SHOE STII-EIS.

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