Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 43, Decatur, Adams County, 2 March 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILWAY >rntr<filwr <l3. IWO4 —Nuwln effril. bun •oino •OUTMl’oily Ki Hun K* Nun Ki n only [v. IJnmur At I'rotl.llil JOI ■•Ms" «113 " I.JS " ”.M ■ Rich luond 3:30 " v 4« " 3.44 '' 1113. ■•Cincinnati 7:13 " utxmnstss •• l:ol train •leeper to CinciunatL lit train pat lor car. Tralna arrive from aouth at 130 a. m a. ni daily aud 3.17 p. ni. Ha Huuday aoinanoarH !*lly Dally to F.a Nun Gd Rapid! l,», Decatur 130 am 754 a.m. 3.17 pin kt pt Wayne »a> ’ Hv. " «jo •• ■•Gd. Rapid! 643'' 150 p.m 440 •• •' Tmvctae City 1 tipm aOO " <i ■ Petoaky r.yo " 4133 " 6:051.™ •• Mackinaw 413 " 10 50 •• ypm " t:«o train Bleeping <-af to Grand Rnpida and Mackinaw Dity • a. tn. tiaiu parlor car t Grand Rapid" and Mackinaw City 3i» p na. train parlor car to Grand Rnpida. akcplug or to Mackin e City. Trama arrive from n»i th al lien a m. ~14 a m. 1.10 p. ni. 751 p.m. I, Bryaon. Age. C. 1., Uakw.«d, G. F.A Gr. Rapida. Mic. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. EANT BOUND 6a I StM a. m O Sei Sun— «:Ma. tn. 0, 4 4)40 p. a. No. 14 el, Suu. »:4U p. m No. IS — ».»p. at. No. if doea not carry haßgagr and doea not Carry paaaengera eaat of Manon. Ohio. WBBT BOUND No. T J <» a. tn 80. — »:W ». tn atl ex. Sun 10:10a. m No. 112:44 p. tn No. U 6> p tn fexcept Monday'! A daya fol'g legal holiday! No. 13 doea not carry baggage. CLOVER LEAP. In effect June W. 1804. RAST. No •—Commercial Traveler, dally... 4:33 a nr. No 3—Mali, dally, oicept Sunday...ll.Soa tn Wc 4—Day Klureaa. dally 7:13 p tn No W—l.ooal Freightl4:lo pna WEST No I—Davßxpreaa. dally. 3:44a TO No I—Mall dally, eveept "iinday .’l3oa m •to 3--Cr>a>merc.l*l Traveler, dally IM* ptn No 33—Local Freight9:3o a m Lake trie dt Western Time Card from Bluffiot, Ind, SOUTHROUND No.*l—Dally exept Sundayt:'»am No. 19— Daily except Sundayll:67» m No 36—Dally except Sunda j 6'36 pm Noil rune through to Indlanapolle without ahange. arriving to:® a m No. <3 leave! Indinnopolla nt 7:00a m. Rune through without change, arriving at Bluffton 19:36a m No. 41 and 43 run via Muncie A Big 4 route Charles Dirkson is on the sick list, suffering with lagrippe. F. K. Shafer of Herne, was a business t aller to our city last evening. Postmaster Aspy. of Geneva, was a business caller to our city last evening. John Kenkrick returned to Toledo, Ohio, last evening. He was a business caller here. All members of the Reiter encampment are requested to be present at the lodge rooms Friday evening at seven o'clock.

TfitfltaUß □ECATUR. IND. ADVERTISERS OF FACTS For Only 98c. We will furnish the public a Regular $3.50 Life Size Crayon Portrait For only 98c. We have contracted with a high class artist to do the work. The cost to you will only pay for the material. The work will be done in our large spacious window and we will positively guarantee all work. You May Buy Your Frame Where You P ease We beg to announce that we are daily receiving our beautiful and enormous line of Men a and Boys’ Spring Clothing and Furnishinga at prices that will surprise the most exacting. In duty to yourself and to ua all we ask is your kind . inspection of Decatur’s Modern Clothing store. THE HUB ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS B. Kalver & Son, Props. Big Store Block Bring Photogragh or Tin-tvpe with you |

C. C. Meyer returned to Ft. Wayne last evening. D. E. Lau'erty returned to Fort Wayne last evening. Harry Bowserman made a business ttip to Fort Wayne today. W. R. Baxter and wife weut to Ft Wayne to visit his parents. Miss Mattie Jeffrey went to Fort Wayne today to visit friends. Jerry Coffee was at Fort Wayne today consulting an eye specialist. S. Roach, of Marion, passed through the city today, eu route to Grund Rapids. The D. D. club will meet with Mrs. Fred Reppert, North Third stnet. this evening, Mrs. Baxter went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit for a few days with relatives. Mrs. Evans returned to Hoagland last evening. While here she was the guest of friends. Rev. McCarthy returned to Hoagland last evening. He was here attending the Sunday School convention. C. L. Rinaar went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit for a few days with his sister, Mrs. W. F. Rosenwinkle. L. T. Brokaw, wife and daughter, and S. F. Bowser and wife left this morning for Ft. Wayne to attend the funeral of Mrs. James Peterson. Miss Rena McGurk, who had been visiting here for several davs with Mr. aud Mrs. W. E. Smith, returned to her home at Fort Wayne last evening. The C. E's. of the Presbyterian church will hold their regular busi- ; ness meeting at 7 o’lclock Friday I evening. All members are requested to be i resent and bring friends. Miss Adelia Kouneman, whoresides north of the city, is confined to her home with a very severe ease of pneui tnonia, and is in a serious condition. Dr. D. D. Clark is wating upon her. F. M. Sehirmeyer was at Ft. Wayne yesterday, attending a meeting of the Northern Indiana telephone companies. The object of the meeting j was for the purpose of getting a better understanding of the exchange rate question, as well as ether matters of interest to these independent concerns.

John Hey, of Willshire, was in the city today. C. Vogt made a business to St. Mary's today. John Craig of Peine, was a business sailer to our city last evening. D. V. Steele made a buaineea trip to Linn Grove today. Mrs. Perry Cully, of Monroe, was shopping in the city today. Ch tsR ’SH made it hnsiness trip to Fuit Wayne last evening. Just arrived, New Top Coats, Sd.fX) to 12.00, at Gus Rosenthal's. ts Charies Roas made a business trip to Montpelier today in the inters! of Lvmau Bros. Mrs. Albert Butler returned today from Fort Wayne, where she was visiting her son, Jesse and wife. Mrs. yttinn and John Barnett re turned today from Portland where they sjient the day with friends. Postmaster Lehman of Berne, was in our city last eyening attending the Sunday schooj convention. Mr and Mrs. Charles Hawkins arrived last evening from Ixjgans port, aud to make this their future home. Master Vane Thonqison went to Fort Wayne Inst evening to visit a few days with his mother, Mrs. W. F. Rosenwinkle. Miss Wilds Colchin returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here she was the guest of her father, John Colchin. The Rathbone Sisters will have a called meeting Friday evening at 7 o’clock, for the purpose of transact ing any business that may come up for consideration. George H. Kelley came in this morning from a ten days trip to Cardwell, Paragould, Jonesboro and surrounding country, where he went as a prospector. He has much of interest to relate about the prospects of the country, the people and the customs. Mrs. Morrison entertained a number of young people last evening at her home on Fourth street, at six o doea luncheon, in honor of Miss Julia Shaw of Cincinnati, Ohio, aid Miss Wise of Kentoa, Ohio. The other out of the city guests present were, Mrs. W. J' Vesey and daughter Margurite, and Mrs. Gutermuth of Ft. Wayne, Ind. A most enjoyable evening was spent.

ECONOMY MEANS S A V 1 NO. The Economy Department Store, 0. M. EPPSTEIN. WE DELIVER GOODS.

Mrs. M. Hughes is visiting in Hart . ( ford City. C. D. Murray made a business trip to Bluffton to-day. Jacob Steiner, of Berne, was a busi , 1 ness caller here today. Mathias Streicher, of Berne, was transacting business here today. Will Cowan m idea trip to Holgate to day in the interest of Frising er & Co. Homer Sowers, who had I een visiting Daniel Sprang, returned to Port land today. Mortgage exemptions are now in order and will tie received and accepted bv the auditor. Mr. and Mrs. David Gerber went to Bluffton to day to visit for a short time with friends. J. C. Johnson returned last evening from Monroe, where he was attending to grain businessMisses Bertha D.-inniger and Anna Martin went to Fort Wayne last evening to make a short visit with frinds. Mrs. Holmes returned last evening to her home in H >aglan 1, after making a pleasant visit with Mrs. John Phipps. Mrs. Harry Cordua and son returned today from Fort Wayne where they visited Mr. and Mrs. James Girard. Miss Gertrude Blosser will entertain the Entre Nous club and theii lady friends tomorrow evening, in honor of Ma. and Mrs. Fred Blosser. Mrs. Charles Sipe left to-day for Stubensville, Ohio, where she expects to make her future home. While here she was the guest of her parents and sisters. Joe Lose is daily receiving orders 1 by mail for eggs for setting purposes from his famous white leghorn chick-1 ens. Joe says he is unable to fill all j the orders and if the mail continues to bring them he will have to hire a [ private stenographer to answer the same. The C. Y. M. Club held an infor-1 mal dance last evening at their club room in thß new Studabaker Block, a large crowd being in attendance. The music was furnisher! by True and 1 Med. and was fine. These pastimes by this chit) are gaining in prominence and ranks them among the leading enterprises in our city. Farmers were busy in the city today buying supplies and appurtanances f v r opening suga camps. A num ber of camps have been opered and are showing great activity for this time of the year. Usually March 1 sees few camps opened, but from the reports brought in from the country j today, more than half the camps in 1 the county are already opened aud boiling has begun. The outlook is f<r more camps to be operated this season than for years before. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wemhoff entertained a number of their friends last evening at their home on Fourth street, at a pedro party, and a most enjoyable time was had. The prizes being won by Mrs. U. Deininger and H. H. Bremmerkamp. The names of the booby winners not being obtainable. Refreshments were served, and at a late hour the guests departed, voting Mr. and Mrs. Wemhoff as fine entertainers. Elliott Brothers of Fort Wayne, were in our city yesterday trying to make a deal with Rodenbeck and Bentz proprietors of the Riverside livery barn, but as yet no definite agreement has been reached. The Elliot’s made a proposition to the present, managers, aud will return Saturday, when the deal will no doubt be closed. Messrs Elliot’s have had considerable experience in the livery business and will no doubt make a success of the same here should tley decide to purchase.

NIBLICK &CO. The Old Reliable Store for Spring Goods. All Fresh and New. : : : : : Watch for the Announcement

.j-—- » 4LM-4. . - You take no chance when you buy the j Buckeye Shoe | J They are built of that solid material H 1 that stands ths hardest wear. I've gut some new ones to show you. Some M sample patterns that | Can't Rip I I Come and see the shoe that's causing H I so much talk. I want your trade on 3! | heavy shoes. I’ll give you better ||l I values, that's why. H I Charlie Voglewede, S 8 The Shoe Seller. Same old place <T FINANCIAL | $25 loan 50 weeks pav Back GO cents a week MONEY TO LOAN on household eoods, pianos, etc. MONEY TO LOAN on horses, cattle, etc. MONEY TO LOAN on fixtures and other chattel security. IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST to find out how we loan money bow “asily aud quickly we can do it. 0 ir modern method may be something you have never thought possiule. ONE FEATURE of our plan is THE LONG TIME ANOTHER FEATURE is THE SMALL PAYMENT back. There are other featupes that space doesn’t allow mention of. You ought to investigate. Write today. Please use the following blank. Date Y wr Name Wife's Name Street and Number Amount Wanted Kind of Security yon have Occupation Al* communications arc he'd strictly confidential. Call on or address FORT WAINE LOAN CO. Established 1 ’9B. Fort Wayne, Ind.