Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1905 — Page 3

TIME tables IciAHO RAFIDS A INDIANA RAILWAY ■ r„, * IWO3 NOW in effect. Hu» I K , „„„ M , hun F , H onl „ I ■?• ?»??<“’ I >*nni • >c.m |.n> I J4« ' EB .cie<mtonnt.M [■ clw|>r>«>ClnnnMti I >« tram «>•> I — * ,HU " ■ ?<M n.f.i.14 *«■ " I I •Ln.lcv M»“ »'» " r.K . . I IWl ,.i»»lfVph4«cW Io Otssd •»<! 1J....1 k»j>i.l» •»-' M.ckoww City j>' |> m IS. t, parlor C»t loGt* o ' l M»l>><l" «l««p>ng car IL ».>!■•• Cll» Train, arrive In.m north at | , n i< a m. c>* p m *«r C. L. Lock wood. O P. A ■ |,|rr.oi>. «rr Os. Kapida, MIC. !■ a (tact Jane M. IM BAHT la r a-r cmmerclel Traeeier. dally... A-; an, Inc 4-Mali. dallp aacept Sunday . If > I a rt. Igt c-l'ay Bipraaa. <l»Hf ■ n, |a m—Looai rreltii l*>o pm WEST le, i— nay Bapraa* . dailr .. ■ t;M»« I■' I—Mail .daily eacepl Hunday B an. I! U-’iminereUl Traeeler. daily Mil on |a rt-Uxsal raalabt » S» a REW ERIE TIME TABLE. EAST BOUND In, JSea Sun — —* Va. w it Bei.Hun hi u • <’P m I s ( Ine. not carry b.urMae and done not Lao-, pcorinrri ea.t of Man. n. Ohio WEST BOUND «‘-- - r ” I Ito ilea HU" »“ »® •- " Ik - — — * '■ " |r"|-ept Monday’. A day. fol a .epal holiday- | Ro. <1 !<«•• m* carry haircare Lake Erie « Westsre Time Card from Bluffton lad. SOUTHBOUND ■ye 11-Daily eicpt Sunday T:'»an ■ 16—DauyeaceptHunday 6» p n I No 41 rune through to Indtanapolia withou ■ taanae. Arriving 10 30 a u. I No U'lea.ee Indianopolta at TKN a m kuo> ■ wsthoot cteanye. arrlelnr at Blufftor Bfi B IE I No cl end IS run ela Muncie * Bia 4 route I Jacob Miller made a trip to Fort ■ Wayne this morning I Cal Miller returned last evening ■ from a business trip to Briant Frank Wemboff made a business ■ trip to Fori Wayne last evening MiM Hess went to Fort Wayne ■ last evening to make a visit among ■ friend*. Miss Edna Steele returned last I ev t nmg from Pans. Ohio, where I she was v .siting relatives. Or Roy Archbold will Sunday Bin Toledo, at which place Mrs B Archbold is visiting her patents. Mrs Robort Gregory and dangb I ter went to Wolfe Lake this morn I ing to spend the balance of the I summer. W. \V. Briggs, a member of the ■board of review, went home to ■Geneva this morning He will 1 ■return Monday morning Mrs. Blackwell, of Syracuse. | ■New York, who ha* tieen a guest , Hos Mrs. .Jennie Studa baker for sev. weeks, will return home to■m rrow morning. I Last Thursday evening Miss Alice ■Div.ri entertained a jolly party of Hudirs in honor of Mrs. Lyman of ■Mrs Frank W alters won first prize ■klo Mrs. Lyman received consola■tion prize. A dainty two course ■luncheon concluded a very pleasant H ev ening.—Monroeville Breeze. I The Fort Wayne <te Springtie Id ■Traction company paid their em Hplovees last night, at their office. ■They have many people at work on ■their power bouse and drainage ■thereabouts, as well as upon the Hgrade. They are pushing the work ' lilso between here and Portland, ind hope to have a clear right of way soon.

Do Your Feet ache and burn those hot Summer days’ The reason and the cure is simple. Your shoes may be out of season or are not practical. Change your shoes as you . change your flannels. For instance try * a nice cool • Low Oxford You will get a great deal more out of life than he who struggles along on I summer days with hot aching feet in a pair of heavy winter shoes. The price need’nt hinder you from buying a pair. Men's, 51.95 to H.CO; Ladies, f 1.35 to 52.50- Ask to see them. . CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. THE SHOE SELLER

William Hudson made a visit at Huntington this morning I O. M. Snellen returned last even, ing fiotn a business trip to Berne. J Mrs Moyer and children went to Fort Wayne tbis morning, to visit relatives. Misses Loser and Burkhead are at Fort Wayne, today, taking in the circus. Mrs. I F. Reinking went to Fort Wayne this morntng to spend Sun day with relatives. Rev. Mvgrant arrived last evening from Portland, and is a guest of his son, Marvin. Miss Merle Burdg returned last evening from Geneva, where she was visiting relatives Mias Harriet Porter arriee<l last evening frjtn Indianapolis, and is a guest of her parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones went to Fort Wayne this morning to make a visit with relatives. Mrs. Conrad and children are at Fort Wayne, and will »]>end Suntay among relatives. Charles Adlesjierger Jrcturne<l this m nning from Bloomngton, and is a guest of his mother. Mite Eva Acker and Bessie Congleton are at Fort Wayne, attendng the Barnum A- Baliey circus. Charles Simooke arrived last evening from St. Louis, and will -pend the summer with his mother. Mies Bertha Holler arrived this morning from Bloomington, and will sp«nd her summer vacation here. Mrs. J. H. Hall left this morning for Findley, Ohio, being called there owing to the death of her father. Mr and Mrs. 0., Jones and daughter left for Fort Wayne this horning, to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs L. Vandenburg of Brooklyn, N Y . passed through the city last evening enroute to Grand Rapids. Mich. Mrs. Stoner returned to Fort Wayne last evening, alter making a pleasant visit here with her sister, Mrs. L. T. Brokaw. Dick Burrel returned this morn ing from Fort Wayne, where he had driven a team of mules that were sold at the horse slae. Unclaimed letters are at the postoffice for Sam Hirsh. Mrs. Maggie Russell, Mrs. D. E. Suey, Minor Stahl, Miss Leretta Hoffman. Mrs. Theodore Kennedy has returned from Madison. Ind.', where she attended as a delegate the W. R C. convention. She enjoyed the trip and was royally entertained while gone. Invitations are out announcing that the local Pathfinders' lodge will on next Tuesday evening, give a Soxsocial for the benefit of the lodge The event will lie held over the Winnes shoe store. A numbor of invitations have been received here for a society wedding at Fort Wajne on Thursday, June 2»th, at four o’clock in the afternoon The contracting parties are Miss Louisa Elizabeth Elser and Mr Henry Alford Gable, Ixith of whom are quite well known here. The ceremony will occur at the Be’hel Evangelical church, an d a reception at the home of the bride’s aunt, Mrs Catherine Hettier, 822 East Dewaid street, will follow immediately.

Closing Out Sale Now On $25,000 . . kr • p f AH Goods Worth of High Grade Mer oTOCK UOiriy iflSl guaranteed as represented chandise Sacrificed. ■■■■■BBBBBBBBBMBmHi BMS3W3R or your money back. Don't delay as now is your opportunity to have the choice of Finest Clothing and Furniahings in the city at STRICTLY WHOLESALE COST Positively nothing reserved as stock must be reduced to less than one half. No fictitious bargains, but wholesale price only asked. All goods sold for cash and ONE PRICE TO ALL. Call now and ahare in this one chance ot a life time. Juat a few of the many items on sale:

25 Men’s good dependable ■ji It Suits, worth 15, now u MW 1 . / 25 Men's fine Black,Clay and ' xfl i \ *J j, Blue Serge Suits, strictly all ' r * Wool and worth 17.50 and {•' now iW $6.00 -- w • f e Finent Hand-Tailored Suits i & ?? f for men and young men ’at i!11 one-half your tailor's price, » hi while they are better fitting »■ J Straw Hats I in endless variety at Wholesale MICHttLS-BTiee riNtceoTHiea PriCCS. Mt-urrta. a. a

CALL NOW WHILE CHOICE 18 GREATEST.

M r "hn Cusac made a business trip to Geneva today. Miss May Sella will spend San. day with friends at Bluffton. ’ The Decatur Shamrocks went to Wren thia morning, to play ball. Mr. and Mrs. M P Miller and sons are at Fort Wayne, spending the day with hie parents Elmer Johnson returned this morning from Pittsburg, where ho was holding a horse sale. Rev. Siwyer returned to Fort Wayne this morning after a visit among friends in this city. Mrs. J. W . Turner returned from a visit at Warren, today. She was a guest of Mrs. D Vantilberg. Mrs W. H. Nachtrieb will leave tomorrow morning for an extended visit with her prrents at Newark. Ohio. Charles Christen presented a set of plans to the German Lntl.eran church for the construction of a new sonool house. Mrs. J. D. Kern and babe and Mrs. H- E. Dexter went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend a week with friends. Otto Ryf, the bright young editor of the Berne News, was here today on his way to Toledo, where he will spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voglewede returned last evening from their honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls, and will be at home in a short time no Sixth street to their many friends. C. D. Kunkle announces that the fair premium books are out and those desiring one may have same by sending their name and address to C. D. Kunkle. Monmouth, Ind. Mrs. Hugh M Kapp is arranging to leave July first fur an extended trip in the west. She will be accompanied as far as St. Louis by Mr. Kapp and from there she will go to Portland, Oregon, where she will be met by her sister, Mrs. Mabel Dills, of Pomona, Cal, and together they will take in the Lewis-Clark exposition. From Portland the two sisters will go to San Francisco and to Los Angeles, and will go from the latter pH nt to Ocean Park, to spend three months with their mother Mrs. Kapp will be gone until October. —Bluffton News.

Gus Rosenthal, The Square Man Decatur, Indiana.

Mrs. A MoConnehey is visiting relatives at Marion today. William Darwacter made a business trip to Hartford City today. Mrs. Ella Clark returned to Pleasant Mills, today, after shopping here. Mrs. J. F Tisron is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Long, at Bluffton over Sunday. James T. Merryman and son. Roliert, were attending to legal business at Portland today. D D. Baumgartner ieturned to Linn Grove this morning, after visiting his brother in thia city. Miss Mints Acker returned last evening from Lima, Ohio, where she was visiting friends. Mrs M F. Rice returned last evening from Berne, where she spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed RiceMiss Lucile Brokaw left last evening for Washington, D. C., where she expects to spend the balance of the summer. Fred Reppert, the auctioneer, is preparing to build a new house in a short time. The plans were drawn by Charles Christian. Several complaints have reached Mayor Coffee from property owners in the West End, concerning the fact that boys who are driving cows to pasture are not careful enough in keeping them on the public highway, but permit them to run at large across lawns and gardens, thus destroying them. This practice the mdyor states, must cease or prosecutions may follow. A word to the wise in some instances is sufficient. Immediateely after his wife had been granted a divorce in the superior court yesterday, Dr. J. W. Younge made public announcement that next Friday he would be married to Miss Iva Rhea, of Clinton county, who, the doctor says, is the prettiest girl in Indiana. She is the daughter of the wealthiest land owner in Clinton county, is twenty-two years of age, and very accomplished. Dr. Younge says she has been in Chicago for some time preparing her troussea u. The doctor has engaged a box for himself and his bride for the Mar-lowe-Southern engagement at the Majestic next week.—Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette.

100 pair bo**' summer knee pants, worth 15 to 25c, a pair j'X «- X wc W zrzz — or All 10c Seamless Hose Wg All 25c Underwear 20 c JI U All 50c Underwear —— 38« All 50c Overalls 35® All 50c* Shirts, the best all union made A An garments, go at You Onlv Pav freight Charges above Costs on Trunks and Suit Cases

Nice Driving Weather DON’T YOU THINK \ And in order to appear right you should own a new buggy or surrey. Our line of ■ *• \\ / K‘/r u John Deere, Ezkhart and Michigan Buggies cannot be excelled in the city. In any style or shape, with steel or rubber tires a large line to select from and our prices meet with the approval of all. Loch, Dirkson & Co. Bargains in City Property. We have for sale a nice six room house in the south end with good fruit in the yard, piped for gas and water, large cement cistern, stone street paid for. This property is a bargain. Also a good seven room house in the north end, five rooms down and two up, city water in yard, large cistern, fruit, stable and three additional lots. Only .$1500.00. Our list includes also some fine building lots and other property suitable for rental or residence purposes. The Northern Indiana Real Estate Co. REPPERT, ERUCHTE & I.ITTERER. Phone 430

Don’t pay big retail prices when you can buy better goods at wholesale price.