Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 9 March 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABLES GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA RAILWAY September 33, IIKM Nowln effect. Hun ioikc •ovTHDOIy K» Sun K> Hun ga H only L». Decatur r u*ain 7 leant i,K>pm 7 sipm? 4*|>ni Ar.Protlana >Ol ■•►is' »iij " 4:33 " *.45 • Richmond 330 " ««> •• J4O " 1013 . ■•Cincinnati fit} " ituonnstss " Lot train aleeper to Cincinnati l it train-par (•rear. Train* arrive from aouth at Ijo a m. 7s» a. m daily aud 3.17 p m. K* Sunday •OtnnnonTH Dally Dally to Katun Cd Rapid* L». Decatur I:3oam 7:34 am. 3:17 p.m ar Ht Wayne »:ao " aso •• 440 •• ‘“(Id. Rapid* *45" 1:30 p.m 3:40 *• Traverae City I typrn I ® •■ •• Petoalcy a;so " 935 " (103 a.m ■Mackinaw 4:13" 1030 " 7l» “ t iso train aleeplng car to Grand Rapid* and Mackinaw Dlty. 7:39 a m tram parlor car Io Orand Rapid* and Mackinaw City 317 p m, train parlor car to Grand Rapida. aleeplng car to Mackin » City Train* arrive from north al t;o*a. m. , .14 a. tu. 1:16 p. tn. 7:31 p.m, I, Bryaon, Age C. L. Lockwood, G. F.A Gr. Rapid*. Mie. NEW ERIE TIME TABLE. ■ BASTBOUND No 4 _ BiN a. m No. IC ei Sun 4:6* a.m. No, 4. __ 4:40 p.m No. 14 eg. Sun. _ 3:30 p.m No. 10 - 8.40 p. m. No. 14 doea not carry barrage, and doe* not Carry paaaengera euat of Marion. Ohio. WEST BOUND No. f 4:<n V m ND 4 3:3? a. m No. « eg. Bun 10:10*. m No. 4 13:44 p. m No. 14 .. 3:3* p. m (except Monday'* & day* fol'it legal holldcya No. 18 doe* not carry baggage. CLOVER LEAP, la affect June 14.1801. EAST. No 4—Commercial Traveler, dally... 4:33 am No 3— Mall, dally, except Sunday. ..11 So a m No 4—Day lipre*», dally ? sip m Wc M—Local Freight .18:10 nm WEST No 4— Day Bxpr*«*. daily 8 4** m w. I—Mall, dally except Sunday .11:30* m N < 4 -Comme-cUI Traveler, dally lo o* p m Nj 44— Local Freight 8:00* m Lake Eire a Western Time card from Bluffton Ind. SOUTHBOUND «o. 41—Daliy exept Sunday ?:*oam No. IP—Dally except Sunday 11:57* m No. SB— Dally except Sunday 5:36 pm No 41 rune through to Indlanapolla without Ibange. arriving 10:30 a m No. 42 leave* Indlanopoila at 7:00a m. Buna through without change, arriving at Bluffton 10:44am No. 41 and 43 run via Muncie 4 Big 4 route Ben Hawk made a business call at Williams last evening. R. K. Allison returned last evening from a business trip at Berne. Conrad Gillig returned last evening from a visit at Fort Retn very, Ohio. Miss Minni* Miller went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day with friends. Miss Weber returned last evening to Fort Wayne. While here sho was the guest of Mrs. Reinking. Ira Cutting arrived this morning from Rockford. 111., and is a guest ( of his parents, Mr. gand Mrs. Ezra Cutting.

THE® Hub I DECATUR. IND. 1 ADVERTISERS OF FACTS , I For Only 98c. I We will furnish the public a Regular $3.50 | Life Size Crayon Portrait | For only 98c. I We have contracted with a high class artist to do the g 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. a You May Buy Your Frame Where You Please | We beg to announce that we are daily receiving our beautiful and enormous line of ■ MEN’S AND BOYS’ | Spring Clothes and Furnishings j at prices that will surprise the in ist eKa'ctifigt In duty to yourself and to us all ■ we ask is your kiifd inspection of | ' ' ■ DECATUR’S MODERN CLOTHING STORE | THE HUB | R 7: O.OM =RS f B. Kalver & Son, Props. at Big Store Block | I Bring Photogragh or Tin-tvpe with vou | 1 J .ii.. i 4 > ■» t.'.j. I al

Peter Gaffer made a business trip to Berne this morning. H. White made a business trip to Monroeville this morning. Robert Patterson is attending to milling bnsnoMi hern today. Cal Miller made a busineu trip to Ridgevtlo this morning. Mrs. J. Reynolds made a business trip to Auburn this morning. Charles Heckman made a business trip t 0 Fort Wayne this morning. Homer King returned last evening from a buiiuess'trip to Indian a polls. Mike Bdger returned to Fort Wayne last 0 veiling, after a business call hero. Mrs. Biardsley went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend the day with friends. Miss Mavme Deininger went to Fort Wavno thia morning to look after millinery business. L. C. Miller retnned last evening from tynn Grove, where he was attending to milling business. Jesse Sutton and two sons returned last evening from Geneva, where he was visiting his mother Mrs. H. O. B iwserman wont to Fort W.iyne last evening to m ike a short visit with her husbmd. W. H. Fledderjohmn arrived last even ing from Beaver Dam. Ohio, and is attending to interurban matters. The mmder case that- was to have came up in the Wells circuit court next Monday, has been post poned until Muy. The Ladies’ Mite society of the M. E church will meet tomorrow afternoon witn Mrs. J. T. Archbold at her home on Monroe street. Dell Looke is the new president of the Bluffton Commercial club, elected to succeed J. W. Goodyear. The selection oomes from the salt of the earth and assures the olub of wise and efficient official guidance. Charles Peterson left this morning for Columbia City, wfiere he will close up his business matters and proceed from there to Las Vagas, New Mexico, which is one of the finest health resorts in the United . Spates, where he will engage in | the newspaper work.

Jerry Coffee made a bu»lness trip to Fort Wayne this morning. J. L Harrod made a business trip to Foil Wayne last evening. J. 11 Peters made a bußtnoM trip to Fort Wayne this morning. Frank Girard made a business trip to Fort Wayne lust evening. P. A. Macklin, of Geneva, was a business caller here Inst evening. J. H. Voglewede, the county treasurer, is having a Beige with lurglpp.i. Din Beery returned last evening from Indianapolis. where he was conducting a horse sale. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaner returned to Muncie today. They were here attending the funeral of E. N. Tyrill. An interurban project is on for a line from Huntington to Celina by way of Bluffton, Vera Cruz, Linn Grove and Geneva. E. A. Munsen, inspector for the Citizens Fire Insurance company, of St. Louis, was a business caller in the city last evening. There will be a meeting of the Reiter encampment this evening at the Odd Fellows' hall at ti.e usual time, and all members are earn estly requested to be present. Verne MeGonagle and family left last evening for Willshire, 0., where they expect to make their future home. Mr. MoGonagle expects to engage in the restaurant business Gus Rosenthal is having his store repaired and repaired today, so as to make room for spring goods that is arriving. When oom pleted it will add materially to the appearance of his business room. Jay County taxpayers are fighting the payment of a 154.000 subsidy voted to the C. B. A- C- railroad. One hundred and two remonstrators have filed such a petition alleging many thing in support of repudiating the debt made. The editor of the New Carlisle Gazette is advocating a reform in the wearing of tight corsets and wants a law enacted by the legislature prohibiting th j evil. Should such a measure become a law, the editor at that place would probably want to be chairman of the invest! gating committee.

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George Kern made a business trip to Berne this morning. A. B. Bailey, of Monroe, was a business caller here today. Ed Meyers made a business trip to Fort Wayne this morning. John Stoneburner made a business trip to Geneva this morning. Four members of the family of John H umble are confined to their beds suffering with lung fever. Mr. Humble resides in the west part of the city. Before adjournment last evening the commissioners refunded *l2 in taxes to N. G. Funkhauser, it having been found that this amount was due. Clerk Gerber made his report of fees collected, which was approved. Dr. McO.scar arrived today from Fort Wayne to hold a consultation over the con tition of Charles Dirkson with Dt. D. D. Clark. Mr. Dirkson has been suffering with appendicitis for some time, and is in a serious condition. Eighty members of the local Knights of Pythias order boarded the clover Leaf train nt noon today, enroute for Hartford City, where thev will attend the District meeting. They were a happy crowd and all fully cxjieoted to have a fine time. Louis Wolfe, representing the Aetna and Norwich Union Fire Insurance companies, was at Monroe yesterday and settled the John B. Bidders’ loss, paying policies in full on the building, stock, furniture and fixtures, dwelling and household goods The K of P. lodge held their regular meeting last evening, confer - i ring work on the third i egr< e, und t the goat was more frisky than ever, j the candidates declaring he had [ been feed on tacks or some other ' sharp instruments, as he was on edge afl evening, and got in his work good and proper. Conductor Cline, who was injured in the wreck near PeterSoß, yester. day morning, was taken to his ; home at Frankfort, last ,evening, suffering intense pain, The wreck was not da irad atVuy-until eleven o’clock last night, and all ptis.-eh 1 gers and freight traffic wis stoppe 1 until thaftinie. The IbSs will he heavy. A certain voung lady of this place quarreled with her best fellow and , sent back to him all the letters|«nd little gifts she had received from his h inds. Ha, not to In .undone, ' smt her a h ilf dozen b)X w of faoo powder and with tb«m a note exp aining that he had probably carried away that much on his co it since tlieir acquaint n? 3 began. The Muncie Star of vesterday contained a fine cut of the famous Rosenthal base ball olnb of lest. I season, which is a correct likeness I throughout. The out is accompan - ied by a write-up disclosing the merits of the different mmbers and the number of games won and lost. It also states that the same team will defend Decaturs' reputation again this season onlv under a different name. Tto members of the team vre till puffed up ovef thi s [article andlwould'ccngriitulate the correspondent if they only knew him. .. i : ■ . 1 A custom probably as old as the common law that, of allowing three days of grace on all commercial paper, is abolished in Indiana by In Wil introduced bv Ht'ntib r Roemier and signed by •Governor Hahiy.' The bill contained tin emergency clause, so it is now a law and the question arises t j puzzle the man with notes outstanding as to whether or not he has days of grace. There is a differenoo of opinion among lawyers as to whether or not the law applies to notes already given but not mufared. Thjre little discussion of the bill when it was up in th > house und senate.

Al Parker, of Toledo, was in the city today. Elmer Johnsen went to Borne today to buy h irßea. Miss Lio went to Gcutva today tj make a short visit with relatives. Peter Bryan returned to Genova today. He was a busines.* caller hero. Miss Jessie Blossom went to Berne today to make a short visit with friends. M. H. Shaner returned to Muncie today, after attending the funeral of E. N. Tyrill. Miss Crist returned todaj' from Fort Wayne, where she was attending conference. Mrs. Nichol returned to Fort Wayne today. Wnile here she was a gue*t of friends. Mrs. H. P. Nibliok returned to Marion today, after a visit heie Mrs. Newton Parrish. Mrs. John Kern and babe returned today from Marion, where they were visiting friends. All Sons of Veterans are requested to meet at the hall tonight at their regular meeting. Business of importance. Mrs. El Cotton and daughter Katherine, of Shelbyville, will arrive this evening for a several weeks' visit with Mrs. J. H. Heller and other friends.

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CHANGE OF JUDGE Action Taken In Johnson and Touhey Case Today. Attorney D. E Smith this afternoon tiled a motion for a change of judge in the Ouse against Elmer Johnson and Ed Touhey, assault and battery with intent to kill. The motion was granted, but Judge Erwin has not yet made the appointment. The case will oome up for trial next Monday. L. L. Biumgartner made a visit to Berne today. J W Place n a lea visit at Delphos, ()., today. John S. Peterson is attending to I insurance business a' Geneva today. Bum. to Mr. anl Mr< Louis R iter, 11 ten-pounl son. Mr. Reiter is a memlxr of the Fort W iyne Fire depirtment, and also well known in this county. Judge R. K Erwin will go to Fort Wayne tomorrow morning, where he will hear the arguments of the att irneys 01 a motion f>r a new trial in the Golfrey murder case.. It will be remomberel that Godfrey was convicted two weeks ago f >r the murder of his father.