Daily Democrat, Volume 4, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1906 — Page 3

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faster Sunday Is the time’when most ladies change shoes to oxfords. We want to show you the stylish New York lasts we are selling this season in widths from A to D, CHARLIE VOGLEWEDE The Shoe Seller —I FOR RENT WE have for rent, either cash or grain rent, a farm of sixty-seven acres, located two miles from Decatur, on stone road, all level farming land, snd with good house and barn. Apply at once The Northern Indiana Real Estate Co. Over Burn's Harness Store. Phone 430.

Great Easter Sale of Ladies Skirts and Petticoats in prices for three days. Can famish any shades desired for any costnme in petticoats. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Apr’l. 12, 13, 14. Ofc-'. H M. Fullenkamp. 1 ■ jj

WEATHER. Showers Tonight and Friday. Warmer. M. F. Ri«- made n buxine** trip to Winchester, this morning. Wildu Watts math' n buxines* trip to Toil Wayne, thsi morning. Trank (last wait attending to rigiir business at Tort Wayne, today. •lake Weil, of Indianapolis, was buying horses in our city today. B. .1. Wemlioff and son, John, were business callers at Fort Wayne, today. Emil Franz, of Berne, was attending to legal business in uur city, today. Charles Heckman was looking after milling interests at Fort Wayne, today. S. A. M, Butcher, of Geneva, was attending to legal business in our city, today. Miss Fanebeon Kue went to Fort Wayne this morning, to «]M»nd the day with friends. D. W. Beery returned this morning from Indianapolis, where he was conducting a hor*e sale. Mo* Kale Flickinger returned this morning from Geneva, where "he wa* visiting with friend*. I * James Carpenter returned to Kala nmz.no, this morning. While here he *»» the gue«t of friend*. Trustee Henry Hite is making some improvements about hia" projierty on W mchester street, in the way of a I new porch. The improvement i* modrern itg all respect*. and sjieaks col- [ >m;> s for Mr. Hile's progic-iie imtI tire. While in our city yesterday, the i officials of the Grand Rapid* railroad I made some liecesnry arrangemonls for | the improvement of their proj»Tty j about the dc|a>t. amt wifi at once pno ei ed to clean up and get in line with I the Civic Improvement Committee I Tin* dejsit util be painted white inside. and the ground surrounding the <, .•! 1.. ' » < j several flower lied* started. T!>i« will lei'ilnildj add to the apjs-.iraiU'C of the lot.

Joe Berling, waa a buaineys caller at Bluffton. M, P. Miller, made a business trip to Geneva today. Gideon Reisen’of]Berne, was a buainess caller here today. J. A. Ray return«*d today from a business trip at Garrett. Will Wiunes returned last evening from a business trip at Berne. W. H. X'iblcik and J S. Bowers were busiixs- ■•idlers at Geneva today. Mias Clara Schultz arrived today from Fort Wayne, and is the guest of her parents. Easter Ice Cream Get jour orders in for Easter ice cream at once. J. W . Place company. Margaret Elzey returned to Geneva today, after making a pleasant visit here with friends. All Rebekahs are requested to be at the hall this evening al 7:30. business of ini|>ortaoce. Mrs. Mann returned to Fort Wayne last evening, after making a pleasant visit here with friends J E Smith, of McLean county. Hi., is in our city the guest of his brother. James R. Smith. L. L. Baumgartner returned la*t evening from Berne where he wan at tending to a job of surveying The Ladies Aid Society of th« Christian church will meet tomorrow, afternoon with Mrs. Jacob Eady. Mrs. T. M K»-ed return*! Imlay I from Fort Wayne, where she wee visiting with her xister. Mr* Robert Boyles. Rev. B*i«M»r will conduct German ter rues at the Reformeii church. U morrow morning, Good JFriday, Al ten o’clock. Mra. B. F. Weidy, of Lima passed through out city today enroute to Berne to visit with her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. A Gottschalk Alma and Guy Brown, of Fort Wayne, arrived today, being < ailed bare owing to the illness of their grandmother, Mrs. J. R People*. The otli ids of the Grind Rapids Railway, p<vw»>d thr ugh our city last evening in their private car, on a tour of inspection of the line. They were north bound. Fred Schciman. the meat man, is sporting a new display mgn on his front plate glass, v. hich is quite st tractive Tbw artistic work was done by Med Miller Mann Woods informed us today that be was now fully established m his new home on Jefferson street, in the property be recently acquired by purchase from Dick Townsend. Mrs. J. R. Peoples is lying al her home tn a very serious condition, suffering from a complication of die eases, and the attending physicians have given up all hopes of bar re co very. The M<**rs Edwin Fle<l<l»rjohann. J. B. Elßson and Harry Kirker. of Dractur .who are intrrv»ted in the Fort Wayne A Springfield Traction company, were in the city yesterday on business.«~Fort Wayne JournalGazette. Louis A Holtbouse. was this morn ing driving a fine team of chestnut sorrell homes which he purchased at Kalamazoo, Mich, for use st the Faahi-m sUbles. The animals are daisiea and ep.rak highly fcr the pro greeeive nature of this firm. Otto Wemhoff who has been con fined Io bis home for the past two months, and moat of that time i-eing spent in bed. from an attack.of mut cular rheumatism, was cut cm the streets today for the first time. He clearly shows {the effvt of hie sick ejieli, but is now gaining in strength and will room be himself again.

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Al Graham mad* a bud®*** trip t Muri- ■ <iay Barney Kalver made a buain"** trip to Geneve today, (>ran<lm<>tbcr Hendricks roturneif to M'<urt » today, while tu-ra *h«» *aa the gueet of her daughter, Mr* Gee. Roop. Mine Harriett Morrison, arrived I last evening from Gletulaie wher»ahe i* attending e’lwol and ie the gueet of her mother. Mu A. B Mor- ! rieoo. J R Smith went to M nroe tday I and will at oor* a#*um*hia dutiee of aaaewviug th* south part of Washing ton townatdp. The lauiiea Aid Society of the Preebytoriaa church met thia after noon with Mra W A Ixtwer. A large crowd wm pnraent and an en joyable afternoon spent. /. B Dutcher wire* fr m Blooming ton Indiana to relative* here, that bis little daughter Jmmu*. ns mouths ok!, is very ill and it is believed cannot live longer than a few hours The child baa !>**o sick several days with whooping cough The Adems County Mele-al saw, ciatioQ will meet Friday e**uing al rngbt o'clock al the office of D». J 8 Boyera. For the oecaaion Dr Mattos of Geneva and Dv Beevers of this city will be th* srenyiet* Th* pay meet of du** will be in order ami every member should be praesat. E. X F.binger, areurtant caehisr of tbs First Nations', bank, leers, thia evening for Kaniias, where be j"tas the last of the Stillwell trip* through old M*sico. He will b* sbsenl two weeks, the trip being one aimilsr to those taken recently by P W. Smith, C. A. Dugan and W. A Kuebler, over th* Orient railway litre* Easter Egg* Any way you like ’em at the Nickle Plato Saturday-2t Picklwf, boilwl and raw Easier eggs at th* Nickle Plate Saturday. You’r in with it if you call. A A barrel! of Easter egg* to l>* given away Saturday al the Nickle Plat* saloon. A ICO dozen Easter egg* will be given away Saturday at the Nickle Plate saloon. -t

BOSSE'S OPERA HOUSt: | MONDAY. AF=’l=tll_ 16 I "THE BEST COMEDY SHOE ‘CHURIETS HUH. C. S. William a & Co., offer the Great I aughinx Succcas THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY ,vv NoraswAat s_» v awawroVT PRESENTED BY SELECTED COMPANY OF METROPOLITAN FAVORITES. P«|«r* 15. 13. 30. 73< \«sl MH at UMSI HllC. Easter Week S hare and bare you all your shipping donas Is I there net some article you have f. rg< iteu* Just aoow into TRUE S am! around sot a abort lime and refresh your memory. You will certainly find some NEW ARTICLES you will need to make your list complete SO MANY NEW THINGS in all the small articlae needed Glcvea. Neckwear, Ribbon*. Bella, Hand Bags. Paranoia and oh,a hundred other uaeful articlee requirwl to make a complete outfit. A glance at our window will suggest many thingw to your mind Remember at AT TRUE’S

Do you like it? Some men prefer the Double i Breasted Sack. The illustration here shows why so many of them prefer the H. S. and M. make Add to the good looks, the good quality, the style, the itailoring. That’s why we sell them. We show their style in every fabric. Easter Hats, Caps, Shirts, Half Hose and Stunning Neckwear in Abundance. Holthouse, Schulte & Co.