Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 188, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1905 — Page 3

TIME TABL E 8 < ERIt RAILROAD In e*Tect June 25. 1905 BAHT But MD I No. «. New York Bxprr.x s ''i.m x >*<>. 4H Morion »»<1 Voiiamhux ex V .21 *. n , ■ N« 4 New York. noxion vex. Uni. 3;flp m x No. I*. Well* Fargo Ex pre.. « pUt I No in. Chautauqua and Buffalo ex »;8T p tn WBBT BOUND I No 7. Chicago Fxpre.. . ... I SO* in ■ No t>. Chicago Limited r.M * ln . « No JI. Chicago Accomodation I" Hi a m. I No K. Chicago Veatlhuled llmltedl'.' M o. m x No, IS. Well* Fargo Expre** p. tn I—Dally. x bally except Hunrfae. x .Xuliy except Monday John fi wmino. Ticket Agent C. L Emo*. Trav t’a.xenger Agent. Marlon. Ohio, HAND RAPIDS i INDIANA RAILWAY lane 23. l»03-N«w In eifect. Hun aoiaa aoureltx 'y Kx Hun Kx Hun Kx S only le. Decatur Kjiam . ? 14am t.tSpni s4lj tn gr Protland 3:16“ S-iJ " 113 " 11:10 “ '.31 •• Richmond < 40 " » «» " 3 40 " it 4$ •« Cincinnati y. ij " txiojnny.sy •• aOieaaOHTH Daily Dailyto Hi Sun. Gd K.pMx |,e.Decatur Itnxpm 7so am. tiipm ar. Ft Wayne 1130 " A4O 6 1•• O<l Rapids 545 “ 103 p m 11 10 •• “Peto.ky »:.P S.IJ r ' 6:13 ••Mackinaw 11:10" 930 " yjjj tttti train sleeping car to Grand Rapida and Mackinaw buy • rain parlor car la Grand Rapids and Mackinaw City si> p m train partor car to Grand Rapids sleeping cat te Mackinaw City. Trama arrive from north at X3l a m ~14 a m. l it p. m t, Btv.ot> Age C. L Lockwood. G V A Gr. Rapida. Mic. TOLEDO. ST.LOUIS IWESTERN R. R. CO "CLOVIR LIAF ROUTS" .a effect June J«. Igo* HAST. ae t> -Commercial Traveler, dally... ’• 1?a m go a—Mail, dally, except Sunday. ..11 ST a m ffo 4— bay Nxpresa dally T:S>pm ■0 ti—Loeal Freight 1:40 pm WEST ffc I—Dayßxpreie. daily S:Cam go I—Mall, dally, except Sunday ,11 "a m ■c S—QomtnercUl Traveler, dally »:*l p m No it—Loeal Freight *:W a in Lake trie « Western Time card from Bluffton lad. SOCTHBOCND NO. <l—Dally excpt SundayT:’6am No. I>—Daily except Sunday 11:37* m No »—Daily except Sundav S:®pm No 41 rune through to Indianapolis without taange. arriving 10:30 a m No 4S leave* Indlauopolls at T:OCa m. Kuna arough without change, arriving at Bluffton 13:16 a m No. *1 and 4X run via Muncie A Btg 4 route

John Kern returned last evening from Berne. O M. Snellen returned fro m Berne last evening James Carpenter returned to Kalamazoo, Mich., last evening. Mrs. Renten Lord went to Fort Waynd Isat evening to spend Sun day with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Porter arrived last evening from Geneva, and is the guest of C. A. Dugan and family.

Fault Finders Find no opportunty in our Ladie’s $ | 50 shoes There are no better for the money a fact soon discerned. Although you would hardly beliexe it from the price. They have all the ' fashionable, apperance of much higher priced shoe. A look will show you; why not look? Charlie Voglewede The Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana

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Etl Vancil returned from Berne lurt evening. P. K Kinney returned laid even. Ing tmia Geneve. Mrs. J<« Beery went to Marion today to visit relatives 1 lint Drummond returned to Fort Wayne’lant evening. Miss May Weblier went to Fort Wayne last evening to visit with relatives Miss < »ral < ase went to Fort SA ay ne laHt evening and will sjiend Sunday with friends. Mrs. W. J. Criag went to Fort Wayne this morning to spsnd the 1 day with relatives Rev. Cummins returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after visiting here, a guest of Rev. Luke. Mrs Nettie Sohrook and Mrs. Wilson Lee went to Winona this morning to spend their vacation. H M Cohrnan retnr ned this morning to his western home at Seattle, Washington, after making at vo weeks visit here with his mother Mrs Harmon Bneter and Mrs. Violand returned to Fort Wayne last evening. Thev were guests of Mrs Henry Heid.-rrnun while in the city The funeral services of the infant 1 child of Mr and Mrs. William Williams, was held this morning at the house, at Steele's park. Rev. Luke officiated, and interment was made in the Reynolds cemetery. Curley Rademacher, Marshal Green, Mose Krohne, Homer Cross, Frank Shoemaker and D.*n Beery were here from Decatur today to see an honest game ot ball—Bluffton Banner The Loch City Band gave their regular weekly concert last evening at the corner of Monroe and Second streets, and was attended by a large crowd. These concerts are : being appreciated by the public, and are becoming most popular. Miss Stella Bremerkamp delightfully entertanied the Beau Not olab at her home last evening, and pedro was played, the prizes being won by Misses Mayme Smith and Ida Kohne, and the boobies by Misses 1 Louisa Brake and Letta Fullen- , kamp. Refreshments were served

C. D Kunkle returned last even ing from Genera. P. B Dykeman made a visit at Fort Wayne this morning. Mrs. Cochran went to Fort Wayne this morning to visit relatives. Miss Lillie Lewton will s] end Sunday with her mother at Peterson John Jones went to Hartford City today to spend Sunday with his son Mrs. Heulerman and children went to Van Wert today to visit with relatives Mrs. Corbett went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. W. E Weldy returned to Napanee this morning, after a visit Lere with her mother. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Harruff went to Berne today to visit over Sunday with relatives Miss Thompson returned to fort Wayne this morning, after visiting her sister in in this city. Mrs. J. D. Thomas and duaghter returned to Shelbyville this morning, after visiting relatives here. Mrs. L. Swaidner and Mrs. L. Hart went to Fort Wayne this morning to spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Din Echrote and son arrived last evening from Linn Grove, and are guests of Mrs. L. L. Baumgartner A little informal dance was held last evening at the Entre Nous club, and a large crowd was present and enjoyed the hospitality of the club. Rose. Theresa and Albert Schurger returned to their home at BasJ oom. Ohio, today, after a visit here, the guests of John Scharger and family The funeral of Henry Schnepp. who died yesterday, will be h-dd tomorrow morning at Wren U. B. church, rt ten o'clock, the cortege leaving the house at nine o'clock. Rev R.an will officiate, and interment will be made in the Wren cemetery. ,

On next Wednesday the strong Upland team will play in this city, the date having been secured this morning by Manager Reynolds. Upland has won the majority of her games thi♦ season, and two weeks ago played a sixteen inning game against Dunkirk the game resulting in a tie. Owing to the fact that several dates have been canceled the Rosenthlas will be off duty tomorrow and no game will be played. The mnageroent made extraordinary efforts last night to secure a team, but all seemed to have their dates filled. The team, however, will go to the park in the afternoon and practice for a short time Manager Bosse of the opera house has an iron clad contract with El Anderson, of "The Midnight Flyer" Co., that every piece of scenery carried for this big production will positively be used. This includes the grand illuminated scene, “Brooklyn at Night.” “The Mam- t mjth Ship Scene,” "The Realistic Ship Scene.” "The Realistic Ship Wieck,” "The Storm at Sea,” "The Adirondack Mountains in Winter," and the thrilling “Railroad Scene." With such a contract, as this our. theatre going people are assured a jierfect performance in every detail. At the ojiera house on Tuesday, i August. 22.

Miss Hess returned today from Fort Wayne. Jesse Leßrun arrived today from Fort Wayne. Mrs. Haefling returned today ; from Fort Wayne. J. H. Davis went to Portland I today to spend Sunday. Fish Mangold and ( urley Ellis returned last evening from Eaton Master Earl Weaver of Dayton. Ohio, is in the city, a guest of John Mann Mrs. Amos Weaver of Davton, Ohio, is in the city, a guest of Mrs. E. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. N. Anderson arrived today from Lagrange, where they were visiting friends. Misses Adda and Agnes Murray went to Berne today to spend Sunday with friends. Misses Kate nad Edith Hackman and Anna and Kite Ginley return- j ed today from Rome City Father Elierly went to Portland today, to conduct services tumor-' row. Mrs Tripplette and little daugh ter left for a short visit at Chicago, before returning to Kentucky Aibine and Lawrence Smith re-1 turned this m >ruing from Birne, where they were putting Ln a plumbing job. Miss Mary Smith arrived today from Hicksville, Ohio, and is a guest of her sister, Mrs Ward Bales. Titus Ernst left today for Rich mond. having Henry Deimer in charge, who will be confined iu the E*sthaven insane hospital. Elmer Johnson shipped a oar of draft horses to Pittsburg, where he will hold a sale next week. The highest market price was paid for the load, and they are good ones. Miss May Smith left today for Kansas, where she will visit with her father, for ten days. From there she will go to Prescott. Arizona, While here she was visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stultff. J Cress & Beavers on yesterday sold a handsome monument to Mrs. Mray Swoveland, of Van Wert county, Ohio. The purchase price is withheld, but we will admit that it runs up into three figures. The Decatnr city council at a recent session voted unanimously for an ordinance which compels allcitizens who are using electrio lights from the city 's current to place in position meters at their own expanse for the measurement of the amount of current used by them. Tnis new ordinance was passed in order to protect the city on account of the day current being in operation That citv is one of the few cities in which municipal ownership has proved a success.— Bluffton News.

The following very pat defimtions are given by a Michigan paper: “Appendicitis—A’ modern pain costing about t?CO more than the old fashioned stomach ache. Collector—A man whom few wish to see but manv ask to call again. Echo —The only thing that can cheats woman out of the last word Evolution—A clever trick performed by one, Darwin, who made a monkey out of Adam. Hug—A roundabout way of expressing affection. Jury —Twelve men chosen to decide who has the better lawyer. Love—A man's insane desire to become a woman's meal ticket.

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