Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 6 July 1905 — Page 3

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Our Ulllv |/)\ Begins Saturday morn- * ' ’ ' (Jet'ready for shoe buyOhnn iiii You know mo; if you xnnp \\\) don’t, it’s your fault. UIIUU ]] I’m willing. tale ’ CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE. ■e SHOE SELLER

A. Miller, of Geneva, was a business caller in the city today. John Stewart teturned to Booth Bend last evening, alter flatting relatives here. Charles Pilliod returned this morning to Piqua, Ohio, after visiting friends here. Miss Cora Kwp went to Fort Wayne this morning to v Isit a few days with friends. A. Van Camp made a business trip to Fort Wayne today by tho way of Blutffon. Misses Della and Bessie Harruff returned last evening from Berne, where they were visiting friends. Rev. John C. White returned Inst evening from Portland, where he was attending a Methodist oatnp meeting. Mrs. A. Fristoe and son True, went to Winona I*ake, this morn ing, where they will sp9nd several weeks at the lake. Mrs. Ophelia Mills and grand daughter. Marguerite, returned this morning from Chioago, where they were visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edwards retamed to Fort Wayne last evening. While here they were the guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Costello, of Chicago, are in the city, guests of Mr. anti Mrs. James Brunnegratf on North Eighth street. Maude Reynolds, one of the high society favorites of Bloffton, tried to oommit suicide. Tho attempt failed and everybody is happy. Mr. and Mrs D. E. Studabaker and son, David, left this morning for Petoskey, Mich., where they will s]iend tho remainder of the summer. Miss Maude Costello, of Chioago, arrived yesterday afternoon, and will visit with the family of Mr and Mrs. James BreunngrafT on North Eighth street. A. J. Miller, treasurer of the Geneva sobool board, was here today and took back with him their allottment of the July distribution whioh amounted to *279;. 44. This evening at the Baptist olmroh Rev. \V. C. Martin, ot Bluff ton, will deliver a sermon, his subject being “Choosing a Partner.” These meetings are free and all are oordially invited to attend. Good rnusio and a good time. Misses Eli/alieth and Ruth Pat terson of Decatur, were the quests of friends in this oity yesterday. Miss Ruth will remain for a few days’ visit, while Miss Elizabeth returned to her home this morning.— Bluff ton Banner. The Bachelor Maids met last evening with Miss Mayme Deininger for the last meeting of the seasoi . Euchre was installed and prizes were won by Misses Edith Wemhoff and Mayme Terveer, while Mrs. Charles Voglewede and Miss Nettie Smith captured boobies. Refreshments were served and after which the guests departed. Jaok Breniekamp, printer, from Decatur, who for the past five months has held a position with this pajier, left Saturday for his home. Mr. Bremeroamp baa resigned his position here to aooept another in Chioago. for whioh place he will loave next Thursday. While here ho has made many friends in bis new situation.—Geneva Herald.

John Nibliok made a business trip to Fort Wayne today. Htraw bat* cleaned while you wait by Robert at the Burt. 142d0 Theodore Ream returned to Helium. Ohio, today, after shopping here. Dr. Blackman returned to Bluffton today. He made a professional call here. John Kern returned to Benton Harbnr. Mtoh.. after a visit here, a guest of friends. Miss Amelia Hchroleker returned to Bluffton, today, alter a visit with her sister in this oity. Mrs. Belle France returned last evening from Portland, where she was visiting Rev. and Mrs. Mygrant. Mrs H. W. Cutting leturned to Bluffton today, after a visit in the city, as guest of Mrs Ezra Cutting Mrs. Will Winch returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after a visit here with her mother, Mrs Holloway. Will Reiter returned last evening to Bloomington, after making a pleasant visit here with his mother, Mrs. McNabe. Misses Theresa and Edna Vordran and Dora Riley returned to Fort Wayne last evening. While here they were the guests of \V. E. Kintz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wemhoff and Mr. and Mrs. John Starost leave tomorrow morning fer West Baden, where they will spend several weeks taking treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Fettiok returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after visiting in this city, as guests of Mrs [Alice Walsh. They were accompanied home by Master Med Miller. Miss Fern DeLong returned to her home at Greentown, today, afrer making a visit here with Miss Zoe Miller. Miss DeLong was acoompauied [home by Miss Madge Hite; who will visit with her for a short time. Evangelist W. B. Culliss will give the first of a series of Friday evening Bible lectures on “Disjiensational Truth,” tomorrow night. Topic: “God's Dealings with Man From the Creation to the End of all Things.” Illustrated with large diagrams,. Free to all. Bring your bible. Lecture room Presbyterian ohnrcli, 7:30 p. m. Manager Reynolds after Considerable trouble, has secured the Marion independent team for an attraction here next Sunday, and another good game is in store frr the hungry fans. Hull, who played second base for the Gas City team is a member of the Independents, and if he is a sample of the team, it will no doubt be a scrappy bunch, and a bard one to beat. Henry Reinking, who was so severely injured last week while assisting in storing away hay with a patent fork, has regained oonsoiousness and appears to be resting much easier. He oomplains of terrible p tins about his head an l back, which, however, was expeoted by the doctors, owing to the awful fall he received. The physician is much enoouraged over his improvement and has great hopes of his absolute recovery. Marshal Green informed us that he received a notice from the chief of police at Troy, Ohio, stating that on the Fourth of July the Troy Brewing oompanv's safe was blown and the following goods taken: One hundred dollars in money, five dollars in pennies, six Columbian half dollars, a lady’s gold watch set with diamond in back, two checks one for *l2 and the other for *SOO. A reward is offered for the capture of the guilty party. Mr. and Mrs. Jaoob Henschen of Adams oounty, entertained for dinner Sunday, Mrs. Reed's Sunday school class of the United Breth:en Sunday sohool of Craigville, composed of women, together with their husbands and children, which are as follows: Vinoent Pease and wife, D. \V. Abbot and wife, Philip Miller and wife, Charles Sontbine, wife and ohildren, Elmer Abbott and wife, Charles |Worthman, wife and ohildren, Nelson Abbott, wife and ohildren, A, S. Abbott, wife and children, Fred Braoht, wife and child and Mrs. Catherine Hetrick, Anna Huffman, E. J. Reed, Nettie Tsohannen, Mrs. John Venis, Mrs. John Strohm, Mrs. Rosa Hetriok and children. All had a good time. „ ~-i vmm — m~ i—,

WANTED 11000 Harvest Hands To help me reduce the stock of Men’s, Boys' and Children's Suits, Overcoats, and Furnishings. Many of mine and other's patrons have taken advantage ofUhe rare money-saving opportunity in this CLOSING OUT SALE, and the stock was greatly reduced. A vast amouut of merchandise is still left, that must be sold within a short time, and only WHOLESALE PRICES are what I expect to realize, iu order to move the stock, Call now, while selection is the best in the city One price, and tor cash only. Goods guaranteed as represented, or money back. GUS ROSENTHAL THE SQUARE MAN. DECATUR, IND.

FINE ASCENSION Big Baloon Went lip—Miss Voight Made Pretty Drop. About one th<>u«iin«l jieople gathered liack of White’s oafe last even ing. and witnessed Miss Anna Voight make as pretty a baloon as cension as was witnessed here. It was about 7:15 when the cry came from the manager to ‘‘cut her loose,” and the big airship salied straight np for a distance of 100 feet, then struck an easterly wind and was oarried across the river. Miss Voight cut the pirachute when the baloon was np about 500 feet and it opened perfectly, atter failing quite a distance. She alighted just on the bank of the Tee pie gravel pit. It is claimed that this was Miss Voight s first, ascension and she certainly proved herself a nervy little Faloonist, as she was perfectly composed. The baloon was built in this city by William Gall, chef at White’s case. It is oertainly a wonderful one, being the largest ever seen here. Dates all over the oountry are lieing arranged for Miss Voight. Boat Sank. By United Pre»e Newt Association. Ferryville, July 6.—Tunnis, the French submarine bout, with a crew of thirteen aboard, foundered and sank here today. Clem Hollhouse arrived today from Delphi, Ind., and is a guest of friends.

Hardware, Implements, Carriags and Buggies The American Wire Fence 1 8 ttz r~l [j . mj P 0.1 L-L,: J |L—[. .-jg-E t Slat- rrr.£. .t. -~t--—h~-- j*-—-rf • T W - 1 Not only the best “along the pike,’, but also the best “around the field.” This fence is to-day the best on the market aud is guaranteed ill every respect. In fact it speaks for itself and whenever used gives the best of satisfaction. When putting up a fence why not put up the best and thus save yourself expense: We ask you to call and look this fence over and be satisfied in your own mind as to its merits. It cost you nothing to look and all are treated alike. Loch, Dirkson <£ CO.

Linn Grove. Twenty six were baptised here Sunday. Robert Reynolds, of Mancie, is visiting at this place. A base ball team has been organized here and good game is anticipated soon. Miss Emma Baumgartner and Leander Rhone were at Decatur last Sunday. Henry and Albert Baumgartner, of Dunkirk, visited friends here last Sunday. Celest Dolt has the masonry work of his new house completed and the oarpenters are at work. Noah Frenoh and family, of Grand Rapids. Mich., are visiting friends at this place this week Misses Emma and Ida Baumgn.it neir and Messrs. Leanderßhone and H. E. Opliger spent the Fourth at Bluffton. Miss Mary Glauss, of Decatur, re turned home to spend the Fourth, returning to Decatur Wednesday merning. Miss Cora Neiderhauser, who is olprking at the Leader store at Bluffton, is home for a two weeks' vacation. A gold hand ring was found Wednesday morning; the owner can have same by calling on Miss Des sie Leichty. The Linn Grove Junior Band has received some new rnusio wn:< h is fino and they will play the ttist time on Friday. William Longfellow, of Munoie, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred \S rght. Pater Hoffman made a trip to Ft. Wayne on business lasi, week. RJJ

BUSINESS MENTION. Gina* furnished free with all frames below l*ix2o inches. Lyman Bros. For Sale—A reclining palace baby cab—brand new—will sell cheap Enquire of Mrs. V. Connell, Fourth street. Winona Lake, Ind. Fifteen day ticket sale May 10 to September 30, 11.96. Season tiedets May 25 to September 30, limit October 31,12.55 For Rent—A two-story brick house, nine rooms, cistern and hydrant water. House located on Second, near Jefferson street. Inquire of Irvin Bran lylierry. ltldtf For Rent—A large !>arn on lot 516, Adams street. Inquire at the house. Rent reasonable. Water on premisees. 141d6 For Rent—A new house, eight rooms, withfalijmodern improvements on north Third street. Inquire of Jacob Atz. I42dtf ♦200,000 of money to loan on city and farm property, on the very lowest rate of interest at Schurger A* Smith s law, abstract and real estate office, Decatur, Indiana 13Kdtf Strayed—Driving pony, weighing 000 pounds, bay in color and glass eyes, strayed from residence of Andrew Fuelling. Saturday afternoon Information leading to its recovery will be rewarded. 116dJ For Rent—Eight -loom house corner of Ninth and Jackson streets. Good cistern and hydrant water See P J. Hyland 144 d« For Sale—Team of work horses, set double harm ss,three-inch Turnbull wagon, new, wagon bed and dump boards. Enquire of R. B. Johnson, Peterson, Ind.