Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1905 — Page 3

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r Will You Grant a Simple Request? Will you take time enough to call and inspect the smartest line of Men’s and Ladies' Tan and Black Ljw Shoes ever brought to town? They are the latest spring and sum, mer creations in m«n's and ladies cool footwear, and are the finest ex ample of good shoemabiug ever shown in the city for the price. PETER GAFFER House Painting, Paper Hanging anti Frescoemg WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND WITH OISMTCH 4JURGE FORCE OF MEN IN MY EMPLOY TO INSURE Q DECORATING A SPECIALTY —... — ->—— j||| inork Guaranteed. Me Before Cestrsctla| fer your Work Elsewhere. PHONE 330 | |

Ed Bailey made a business trip to i Fort Wayne thia morning. John Lachot, of Berne, was a business caller hero today. John 8. B i worn made a bu»inc«s trip to Hii int this morning P Povnerr made a business trip to Winchester, thi< morning < harles Smitley made a business trip to Geneva thia morning. Judge R, K Frwin was attending to legal business at Portland today. Mrs. John Malotte went to WinChester thia morning, to visit with relatives. Miss Friedline returned to Del. ph* >. Ohio, today, after a visit here with relatives. J. H Dari* arrived this morning from Portland, where ho spent Hunday with hi« family. Mr and Mrs. Harry Doam, of Bluffton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Allison. Mis* Ota Scott went to Fort Wayne this morning, to visit for a short time with relatives. Mrs. Rosie Bchntn, of Tiffin, Ohio, is m the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zeser. A F. Ijtnkenau returned to Fort Wayne this morning, after spending Sunday with his parents. Miss Viola Yager returned this morning from Berne, where she was visiting with her mother. Miss Johnson went to Angola this morning, where she expects to attend school for several months. Miss Pearl Majors returnedjto Fort W’ayne this morning While I here she was the guest of friends. Mrs. George Allen returned to I Chicago, this morning, after a visit in this city with Mrs. Rose Ayers. Mi»S Elna Bryson returned to Bt. J >*eph, this morning, after making a pleasant visit here with Miss Francis Bryson. •‘Skinny” McCarthy arrived this morning from Fort Wayne, and is engaged on special work for the telephone comj>any. Mr. and Mrs Harry Daniele went to Indianapolis, today where they will stay the remainder of the 1 week, before returning to their home at Chicago. • The case of M J Krohn vs Dick Townsend was tried this morning ' b efore Squire Smith, on an alleged ' account of |l3. The court rendered ' judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the full amount. Eli Sprunger retuned last evening from South Dikota. wh*re he had been for the past two months looking after horse business for Fnsinge-& Co., and looking over his farming interests in that part of the country. H J. Yager and E. X. Ehinger witnessed the double-header l>all game between Terre Haute and Fort Wayne Sunday, the former winning the first iu twelve innings, by a score two to one. and Fort Wayne the ast, score to 7 to 0.

N. E. Blosser, of ’Geneva, was a business i dler here today. Frank Wemhoff spent Sunday with friend* al Fort W»yno. Dr Bhokmao. of Bluffton, was a professional caller here tix.ay. W. E. Spnller wont to .Marion, today, to enter the Normal school. G, W. Warren went to Marion today, to enter the Normal achiol. John Miller, of Fort Wayne, was in the city yesterday visiting friends. Miss Alice Kintz went to Marion, today whore >he will enter the Normal school. A big picnic is being held today near the St. John s ohuroh, north of this city. Mi*s Tina Alexander returned to Marion, today after a visit here with friends. Mrs. Wiliam < bvalt returned to Rockford, today, alter a visit here with relatives. Mias Bertha Callow, of Wren, Ohio, is in the city, the guest of Miss Verma Smith Mrs Christianer and children returned to Geneva today. While here she was a guest of friends The Sons of Veterans will meet this evening at the usual time and place All are requested to be present. M W. Briggs came up from Geneva this morning, and resumed work bis as a member of the board of review. The bans of marriage were pub. lished yesterday at St. Marvs church for Miss Edith Blossom and Mr Ansel Bremerkamj. All special street and sewer as cessment* were due at the city treasurer's office May 1. All those who have not paid will please do so at once. Interest is charged after May 1. W. J. Archbold, City Treasurer. 8. P. Beatty, of Omaha. Neb., was in the city yesterday, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Beatty. Simeon is at present with the Wells Fargo Express company, but expects in a short time to be transferred to St Paul, Minn. William Badders, who was ap pointed constable for Monroe by the esunty commissioners, has qualified and is now ready for any official business that may be placed in his hands He takes the place of Hazle Andrews, who resigned recently. Nolan King, who tiled a charge of assault and batery against M aynard France. Saturday, went before Mayor Coffee this morning and withdrew his charge, stating that be had been too hasty in his actions, and that France did no more than any one would have done under similar circumstances Tne mayor aoojrding tJ King's wishes, dismissed the case. A crowd of Decatur people yesterday drove to the country home of Mr. and Mrs Ed Zimmerman and were there treated to a go Ml, old fashioned country dinner, which all appreciated and speak in the highest terms as to the hospitality of the host and hostess Tnse present were Mr. and Mrs. R. K Allison, Mr. and Mrs C. 8- Niblick. Mr and Mrs. W. H. Niblick. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Niblick and Misses Kate Henneford and Mary Niblick. Harry Des tn has donated a tine specimen of his ability as a fisherman to the adornment of the office of the Bliss House. It is a monster taipon which he caught in the Gulf of Mexico and with it are the line and rod on which the fish was caught. The tarpon measures five feet and eight inches in letigth and weighed 180 pounds. It is stuffed full, of exceilsior and don’t really weight that much now, but it did when it was caught—Bluffton News.

After June 15th Curryville will no longer be a atop for any of the trains on the Clover Leaf and the town will practically no longer make a spot on the map E. L. Carroll, of Decatur, has an elevator there and the Clover Leaf will no longer offer him side track facilities there, but have offered to transport his elevator free of charge to any point along their line, which he may designate. The town no longer has a postottioe and the Ward-Dettinger feud is about nil there is left of the once prosperous village.—Bluffton News. $3 75 buys a $5.00 Skirt in our ready to wear depart ment this week at Boston Store.

i J/HTBower, of Geneva, wan a| I business caller here teday. Miss L iuva Stonebnrnor went to I !Geneva, toay, to visit with Miss*'. £ Divis | Miss Wil la lUv returned today to Monroe, after attending Bunday h th with friends Miss Lennie Delhi returned to Monroe to lav. While here she I wa« a guest of her aunt C. F. True returned today from Poe, where he wan at the bedside of Mr. Lutz, who is very low Mr. Tru« reports his condition uncharged, and that be is failing fust. Dr. Blackman, osteopath, of Bluffton, who makes professional calls in this city, has just passed the state board exam- ! inati.m with high credit. Tnese examinations are quite a test and one who passes is required to bo up t<> the standaid in his pro- ■ session. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R >bison en - , tertained last evening in honor of 1 Miss Lulu Freidline, of Delphos, Ohio, and a fine time was had. Those present were Misses B< ssie Wherry, Fanny Robison, Kittie Smith anil Bid Bower* and Messi . Louis Gunthery and Fred Brown of Monreoville and Dr. Burt Mangold Dr Ear) Hughes and Burt Townsend of this city. All efforts to secure a special train to Geneva for next Sunday were stopped tid ay when Agent Bryson received a letter from General Passenger Agent L ickwuod of the Grand Rwpid*, stating that the company could not see any profit in the run as the cost of motive power and the loss of cars for other use would far exceed the amount taken in, so those desiring to see the game next Sunday at Geneva will be forced to drive or stay at home

BUSINESS MENTION. For portraits and portrait frames •all at Lyman Bros. See the Decatur Lumber company for prices and quality on hard coal before buying. SOdtf “ Our winter’s stock of hard coal is in and you are, out. Get your order in Decatur Lumber Co. 114dtf Hand tailored enits at wholesale cost at Gus Rosenthal’s closing out sale. 126tf For Sale—Atbedroom suit of bird' eve maple. Cali at 1015 West Jackson street. Buv the best and cheapest fence —the P.vge. J. D. Nidlinger. Agent. ' 63dtf Our window and door screens are ' second to none. Decatur Lumber Co. lUdtf G. R &I. R >me City excursion Season tickets good until Ootober 31, 12.30. Fifteen day tickets. ¥1.90. Colored Organdies Floral Effects, are the new things in Wash Goods, 15c per yard at Boston Store. Lost—A ridged band ring, between the water work-* and G*y A’ Z wick's furniture store. Finder return ts Gay & Z wick's and receive reward. Since I have sold out my business it becomes necessary that all outstanding accounts be c.dleoted at once. All those knowing them selves indebted please call and arrange yonr account. Respectfully, Gus Rosenthal. Fjr sale or will trade for good farm. One of the best residence properties in Djoatur, new "and modern in every reep-ct. Owner leaving city see Frank M. Schirmeyer. 117d2wks Special exourion to W aliidge park, Toledo, Ohl?, Tuesday. June 13, 1905, run by the St. Mary’s Catholic church of Decatar, Ind. Train leaves Decatur 7 a. m., arrives at Toledo 10 a. m. Returning leaves Toledo 5:45 p m. Fine boating, fishing, bathing, roller skating and many other attractions. ¥125 for adults and 65c for children. Take a day off and enjoy yourelfs See Father Wilken for particulars or Clover Leaf, Agt. W. L. Rosa, G. P. A. Notice. I have plenty of money to loan on farms. D. B. Erwin, Attorney at law. ■ Wagons! Wagons! I I am now located one square east of court house, where I am prepared to do all kinds of wagon and carriage work on short notice, in first-olasn manner. Also saws filed of all kinds. U. E Cramer. 117d6

SEE OUR NOBBY Ladies’ Spring Suits SEE OUR HADSOME ..Dress Patterns.. Hie Latest, the Best for the Money at Our Store NIBLICK & CO.

MONEV IS A NECESSITY. You Should Have It. You Can Have It. By borrowing from us on your household goods, pianos, organs, teams, fixtures, etc., without removal (110 to ? 100). You can have from one to twelve months time to pay it back by small weekly or monthly payments as you prefer. $1 20 is the weekly payment on a SSO loan for fifty weeka. Other amounts at the same proportion. If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out, mail it to us, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. Date Your name Wife’s Name Street and Number Olty Amount Wanted Kind>f Security yon have Occupation All communications held strictly confidential. Call cn or address Fort Wavne Loan Co. Room 2, 2nd Floor Established 1876 706 Calhoun Si. Home Phone 833. (FT WAYNE, IND.) Opp Court House

Nice Driving Weather DON’T YOU THINK And in order to appear right you should own a new buggy or surrey. Our line of John Deere, Eckhart and Michigan Buggies cannot be excelled in the city. In any style or shape, with steil or rubber tires a large line to select from and our prices meet with the approval of all. Loch, Dirkson & Co.

$1.25 To TOLEDO • And RETURN.

From Decatur via. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE” Sunday May 7th and every Sunday thereafter during the summer. T. L. MILLER, Agt

$1.75 To DETROIT and RETURN.