Daily Democrat, Volume 3, Number 203, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1905 — Page 3

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BARE FOOTED BOY'S The bare footed boy will soon have to be shod. Where are you going to buy his shoes: 5 W e know where you would buy them if you saw ours, we have the old reliable line of Kreiders, every pair bulit of leather built to stand buys wear. We have them in the fine leathers or the heavy calf skins at Si 5° Charlie Voglewede SELLS E’M Thi Shoe Seller Decatur, Indiana .

Will Birkley made a visit at Fort Wayne thia morn ng. John Short made a business trip to Fort Wayne tbis z morning Ijafe Ellis returned last evening from a business trip to Portland. Mias Bessie Harrufi went to Portlard this morning for a visit with friends. Mrs. B. H Rickman returned to Mont]>elier, after being a guest of friends here. Joe Thomas arrived last evening from Jonesboro. Ark . and is a guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peters returned to Creed, Neb., last evening, after a visit hero with relatives. Miss Mane Meyers returned this morning from Ueneva, where she was a guest of her aunt Misses Nora a**d Gertrude Reink ing ent to Fort Wayne last evening for a visit with friends. Miss Myrtle Daugherty is st Bluffton, where she will be a guest of relatives for several days. The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet Thursday after noon with Mrs. Wash Gil]>en. Misses Aldia Lediy and Merl Burdg a-e at Montpelier, where r hey are the gnests of fneuds. Mrs. L. A. Long and Mrs. Mary J Burner went t» Holgate, Ohio, for a week’s visit with relatives Anthony Holthouse arrived la«t evening from Jonesboro. Ark . and is a guest of his son, Roman and family. Arthur Smith cf Fort Wavne, wa« attending to business here thia morning, and incidentally looking np old friends. The Ladies’ Atd ancietv of the Christian chnrch will meet with Mrs. Jacob Eadv tomorrow after noon at two o’clock Mrs. J. Fred France and duaghter. Jessie, passed through the oitv. enroute from Geneva, to their home at Huntington. R J. Holthonse will leave the last of the week for a trip for the ■ C & E Wolf •shoe house, through i Kansas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Mrs. J. B. Mason and son. Ed ward, returned this morning to their home at Jonesboro. Ark., after making an extended visit here with frienas. Dr. H. E L°B"un’s vearling trotting colt captured the first premium at the Great Northern Indiana Fair last week The colt is a beantv and th« doctor has just cause to be proud of the animal. All parties interested in the W. H H. France ditch please report at this office. Saturday. September 9th, on account of hearing on ditch assessments for repairs. L. L. Baumgartner, Snrvevor. 203d3wl Edward Frankenstine, who has b'en making an extended visit here with relatives and friends, left this morning for Indianapolis, where he will spend a few days and then return to his home at San Francisco, California. Fred Bdl arrived ‘bis morning from Fort Wavne. Michigan, and is a guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Burdg. Fred is now in the service of Uncle Sam. and makes a fine-appear-ing soldier. He is home on a two months’ furlough.

| N H. M rgrantjm i l“Ja buxines* trip to Portland this afternoon. Dr. H M. A spy of Geneva, was attending a meeting of the pension board Mrs John Lenhart returned from a visit at Fort Wayne thi“ afte noon. Mr and Mrs. Dive Rice returned ! from a visit with Fort Wavn<friends Mrs H. C. Ashcraft of Etns Green. Indiana, is a guest of Mrs. Agnes Andrews. XRMiss Naomi Hadley returredto Richmond, this afternoon, after a visit with her friend. Miss Kittie Watts Harry Freidman, of Fort Wayne, formerlv in business here, is looking up Decatur friends this afternoon. J. H White, of Goshen, came down to witness the ceremonies incident to the birth of the Dec*, tur herd of B. P O E. Miss Hattie Stodabaker and Miss Margaret Vesey will arrive in New York next Mondav, and after a few days in the Eist are exp acted to arrive here Saturday of next week. E. Merries and wife returned to their home at Lex’ngton. Kv.. this morning, after a visit with relatives here. Mr. Meriss is a former Adams c innty boy, now chief car in specUr for Lexington. Mrs. Dr. Campbell of Orrville. Ohio, arrived yesterday, and will visit with the family of Dr. McMillen. she being hi« sister. Before returning home she will also visit relatives at Fort Wayne. E H J Jhnson is in market with some of the finest looking pjtatois you ever laid your eyes on. His crop this year is estimated to measure about two thousand, five hundred bushels, which shows that Adams county potato raisers are not slow. Night Policeman Reynolds arrested a vile looking tramp last night on a charge of vagrancy. He was begging and annoying people generally. When arraigned before Mayor Coffee today he was fined #5 and costs, amounting to <13.50. He went to jail. The "My Wife's Family’ company arrived this morning from the south, and will gi’e a performance this evening at the opera house The company is a strong one, an t have the reputation of putting on a first-class show. They should be greeted by a large house

Eli tors D. T. Swaim of the News and George L. Saunders cf the Banner, are h«re with the Blufftun Elka, anti it is hinted tney are making a finished fight over a few ball scores in which an umpira was a conspicuous figure. Bluffton has decidedly the best of all argument today, and all blnffs go with no takers. Auxilary program for September meeting to ba held with Mrs. Jacob Eady, on Thursday. September 7th, at two p. m.: Topic—Home Missions. Hymn. Scripture Lesson, Pa. xxiv. Circle of Prayer. In the growth of our Home and Foreign Missions. Reading—Our Persons! Ministry, Mrs. Fisher. ReadingChristian Patriotism, Mrs. Mangold. Reading—Preaching the Gospel in the • Home Good, Mrs. Bowsman. Talk—Why have a national missionary? Hymn. Business period. Benediction. Leader, Mrs. Artman. .State Line Frank Lichtenberger and family of Fort Wayne, are visiting his brother J. S. Lichtenborger and family. Frank Roop of near Poe, was a guest of Jeff Manley and family over Sunday. John Barrone and family of near Boto, were guests of William Stettler and family near Watt, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colter of Bobo, spent Sunday with W. W. Stewart and family. Frank Standiford, of Wren, was a guest of his brother, C. A. Stand, iford and family on the state line, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Siebold of Kort Wayne, spent Sunday with George Stawart and family. |5 to St Ixouis and return via the Clover Leaf, Saturday, September 9th, train leaving Decatur 5:47 a. m. and 9:23 p m. Ticket! good leaving St Louis until Monday evening at 7:37 p. m. T. L. Miller, Agent.

Winter isComing _ and the time is here when you should i»e thinking how yon will keep warm during the long winter months, and in this line we I want to show yiA; something in the Majestic Warm Air Furnace S I /I 1 | iliutfr that is right This fnrnnce is mad" bl th" ( happ' il l-’ur(*•> . SS 11 I I f M«-relic i M i<h . and ih gii-irai.l--'! i )» ts- t -t-'i. ten ■ ' We <ix» m-t aek von t<> lake- nr «’rd bot ire in » |„*.t nt g - J E '44 the word of Illi** who hnve the (un.ace iii't.in-l Hi d «!>'■ are \ 1 IBWWr 11 Ingii in their pniiee of lb-'“rttne I r,.- M., e-l.c .i i -tr t- n JO|the ec..n , i>i'hl principal 'Xithiid. r I t,. M . ■ • ha* no Is-iIH or nvelH m ccntai-t witltb- fir. v burn .-it Ihe MnjeHtic has wannleHS one pie. c rao lor- Ib.-Mii'-t fi.i-v.-rv f’’" J" ’ 1,1 “II- *he Maji.u <• is I. t built 'Up but i .** i" "or Thew are t!,e tnaiu p< ule -i- ' tn- Mtll.-ll 1 makes it desirable. We also hate the SgWIW Akron Hot Blast Furnace which is a B*i»tity. Call and see ue »t d get our prices before pur chasing elsewhere. Loch, Dlrkson & Co.

MRS. JOHNSON DEAD Pioneer Ladv of County Answers the EnJ Ml. Mrs. Martha Johnson, a pioneer of this county, died at five o’clock this morning at her home two and one-half miles northwest of Monroe. She was seventy-eight years old, and death resulted from infirmities Her hnsiiand preceded her in death many years ago. She leaves to mourn their loss, three daughters, two sons and one step son. The funeral services will lie held from the home Fridav morning at ten o'clock. Rev. John W. McKain, officiating Interment at the Ray cemetery. Komura lalKs •y Unltad Press News Association. Bjston, Sept. 6.—Biron Kimura reached here last night enroute to visit Harvard college. In an interview he said that his people were dissatisfied, but anything like a revolution was ridiculous. He also said: ‘‘Perhans if we had acted different we oou’ I have gotton the whole of Sikhalin island, but the honor of Japan is worth much more than half that island. ’’ Overreached iituinrlf. An ohl farmer luid a cuoice lot of cows, nnd n neighbor, seeing the herd tn the pasture, asked far Uow much he could have his pick of one. "Twen-ty-five dollars,” said the owner. “All right. I’ll be around tomorrow and select one.” The next day the oxvner of the cows told his hired man ts drive the only poor cow tn the lot to the barn. Soon the buyer put in an appearance to buy a eow. He missed one, however, and was suspicious. “How Is this? You said I could have my pick of the lot. Where is that ather cow?" "Oh. that cow you don’t want.” said the owner. "She Is old nn l no gxsl. so I placed her In tlie barn. You don’t want her." But the buyer Insisted on having that cow. He suspected she wus the best one of the lot. "All right, then." said the sailer, "Drive that cow out. John." The row was driven out. and the buyer would not look nt the rest, but purchased her at once nnd drove her borne. A day or two afterward he came back and accused the seller of cheating him and wanted him to take the cow back, but the old fellow refused, saying that I the ouyor had had his pick.

A Faiwoii* Deaniy. Mme. de Reniusat hud features so perfect that her contemporaries said she was worthy to sit as n model for n Greek goddess. The flesh of her face closely resembled alabaster, and yet she was not pale and did not give the impression of being In delicate health. Iler Ireatrtjr attracted uulver sal attention to her, no matter where she went, and even in old age she re tallied most of her good looks. Simpler. Simpler—They are going to be married? Why. I didn’t know they were engaged. Smarter-Well, yon see, there are so many engagements broken nowadays that they thought they wouldn’t get engaged- juat limply married.— London Answers. When His Trawblw Comes. Smith—Do you mean to say you don’t have any trouble In keeping your wife dressed In the height of fashion? Wedderbum—That's what I said. My trouble cornea when I don't keep her dressed that way.” Sian's Vanfly. There is no exaggerated and barefaced compliment n man will not swallow greedily if it be served up by a woman And his complacency under the process of swallowing Is something delicious to witness.— Lady’s Realm

For Good Results with coffee you must first have good quality. Try a p.sund of the celebrated J. M. Bours Royal Dutches JAVA and NOCHA Remember the old adage: “The test of tire coffee is the drinking of the same.” This coffee is consistently good and placed in a class bv itself. At True’s Grocery The Home of Clean and|Wholesome Food.

[DON'T HtSITATEj I WRITE TO-DAY I IWE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY 1 B ON YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PIANOS, ORGANS® ■ teams, fixtures, etc., without removal (SlO to 5100). You can have ■ from one u> twelve months time to pay it ba< k by small weekly or B 2mouthiv payments a* you prefer. Ji 20 is the weealy payment uIJ ft a JSO loan fur fifty weeks. Other amounts at the same proportion. 9 ft If you need money fill out the following blank, cut it out, mail ittoß ft ua, our agent will be in Decatur every Tuesday. S Date.B ft Yojr name* .... ft ft Wife's Name ft ® Street and Number....... B ■ city. ■ ft Amount Wantedft ft Kind of Security you haveft ■ Occupationß ■ All communications held strictly confidential. Call on or address 2 I Fort Wavne Loan Co. | tn Room 2, 2nd Floor Established TS7fi 7O> Calhoun St ft ft Home Phone 833. (FT. WAYNE, IND.) Opp Court House B

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