Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 42, Number 45, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 July 1923 — Page 8

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wmwmm + mmmm a a NAPPANEE I MARKET REPORT Ai Corrected Tucs.,' July 3! 1923. Prices paid by merchants. Eggs; per-dozen IT. Butter, per lb. .30-40. Butterfat, at station 33 , individual shippers .38 Heavy .hens, "per lb. 10 Old boosters, per lb. . c.. ,0S Beef Hides i. ........ OS Calf Skins ....... r ..., v .... 10 Corn, per bu. 90 Wheat, No. 1, per bu 98 Wheat, No. 2. per bu. ........9.0 Oats, per bu 7 40

MANY REUNIONS LISTED - Nappanec Community Park Popular Place for .Family • Reunions. Secretary C. \V, Johnson, of the Nappanee Community Park board. ...Jas-iibokings for leifeht family reunions at Jib e park-- ibis_ um tiler. Th it the park is fast* becoming a popular place for the holding of family reun-. ions shown liy the fact that hookings have already been made for sixteen reunions in -19247 IlooEl iga made to-date are as follows: Sunday! - July I—Neher' family. Saturday, Aug. is— Hepler Yam ly. Sunday, Aug. 19—Stockman lam ly. Sunday, Atlg. s—Warner5 —Warner familyl ''Wednesday, Sept. 5 SmuckeT faintily. . ' Sunday,’ Aug. 16—Miner family. Tuesday,. Aug. 25—Weber family. Sunday,- Sept. 2—Wager-Arch family. 1924 Reunions. . June' 4—-Burkholder reunion; June H —Michael reunion; June B—Peters reunion; ' Jjipp, .. M—Stably jcp union; June 11—Culp reunion: June ,21--Moore reunion; June 5 Lamb reunion; June 12-LBleife reunion; June 111—Brenneman reunion; June 22 - Housouer- reunion; June 15, Reusherger reunion’; ’ Sep'C '' 7- Phillip Heckaman reunion;. June IS —Miller reunion; June I—Heckaman reunion; June -29 ladir reunion; June 21—Freed reunion. o ■* The Antiseptic Orange. The discovery of the antiseptic vplue of the orange was made soon alter Its Introduction Into England! for Caven- ,® says Cardinal 'Wolsev was wont to carry “a fair orange, filled with a sponge of vinegar against jiestilence." —o -KILLED ROBIN, FINED. Ernest Lenhart, of Fort Wayne, was fined S2O for shooting a robin, which he said was W his cherry trey.

Carpenter and Furniture Repair Shop Removed I have moved my carpenter and furniture repairing .shpifi from the corner of "W. Market and Clark streets, Nappanee, to the former Howenstein Warehouse, near the Preabyterian church, where 1 am better prepared to attend to the wants of my customers than ever before. ’ !, would be pleased'to have you call on me at my new location. JAMES COSPER nappanee

KING TUT SANDALS! - < >iH‘ "t the season'-s iiHot t \ popular sport Myles. a> iilmtrillion 'm patent and A Ar initW .—.:.. >p4-95

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I PERSONALS % w*****4 John F. <iri'e of BrV’iiien, was heir pn businost, Friday. . • . All s.—CUijdl —llr u luUa ug h- w as—in South Bcyd T.hurs'dayjj Mrs. Elizabeth Zook left Friday for ■Evanston. UL, to visit .relatives. J )I,iss Ruth Stevens is spending a few days with friends in South Hemic Miss Lois Mitchell'is spending the' summer with ..her grandmother, Mrs. Ella. Wolfe, at Syracuse. •■Mr. trfttf Mrs. Wui, (lawiTn op and family of Hyatt, Midi.. —were —thegui sis pf relatives Ju;rc, last week. Mrs. \V. I. Poe is. making a - two weeks' Vislt witli |'i,datives ip central western Indiana. Otis .-Cn-ntzliorii-of Sieger, 111., is iho' guest of'his mother, Mrs. Caroline Gentzhoru,., -JllrJ. Fred Renton went to Chicago Thursday .of last week' to 'join Mr. Fenton, who was in Chicago lasi week un luisim .-.s—for iii- ;CppprsBros, &, Zook factory. ■ Miss Julia Welly went UV Chicago Monday of last week, and , w ill spend several' months, with. In r brother-iu law and 7 sister, Mr,, and "Mrs. Easton Williams. Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse fiery and daughters' and Miss Eloi Ganger have returned iiouP Com, a few weeks' visit with, rt laiivi s in Colunp biana, Ohio.

Mr;, afpl Mil;ii Stos.- and soils. Ralph of Nuimiih' ..nil Korn st of Goshen, aI: and graiidd.uigbt.-r. \Vilimj . motored—u> Spruce nillc ami Van Wert. Ohio, to visit several days last week. ' Mr. and "Mrs.; Fre’d Rot kstroh of South Bend, returned home after -spendingr tr with Mrs. Rock stroll's parents’;",Mr. and) Mrs. E, E, Frevcrt and family. Miss Mali.l Poe., vocational home economics teacher, 7 of Plymouth, and Miss Thelma Poe, student at Winorta laike, .spent the week end with their brother, Walter Poe, at theioeal greenhouse. - Marion Rarig, a former resident id Nappande. but now of . Adrian, Mich , spent last week with his mother, Mr®. Clara Rarig, and other relatives, Mrs. •Rarig accompanied her sob hpme Saturday morning, making thfe trip by auto. Before her return sheVill visit Niagara Falls and other- pomts "of interest. , - \ Mesdames J. M. Wcygand, John Tobias, Hubert Weygand and children iftOtored to Elkhart Sunday ta visit a relative who has been in the hospital fhye for some time, Mr. and Jits. John' Richmond and son, Mrs, Clara Rarig, Marion Rarig, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Weygand and children spent Wednesday" ot last week' at Syracuse lake at live Richjnoiui cottage. '- w , Miss Ada Strauss' returned Sunday from-Plymouth, Where she asityd in tlie Vacation Bible school for the past, three weeks. -Mr., and Mrs,ivory-Smith -and family of Xappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Waller and sons of Has tI n g and Miy and Mrs. Lester ,0. Deisch and family of Mt; Tabor.were Sunday guests ,at the. ttonie-lnf 'Mr, and -Mrs, David Deisch, of Milford.

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1923

“HAPPINESS,” A DELIGHTFUL PLAY

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JlurtJey Manners' play, "HAPPINESS" stands Him- -t unique among the Successes of reebiit ycirt'jfhi its treatment ot a simple Imt delightful plot, curryitig forward an Idealism seldom found in even great masterpieces.The storyhrictly told is that of a dear little errand girl, "Jenny,”,who is full of enthusiasm and joy in her Work, but is always ; 'b"d<ing forward” and dreaming id' her gre.it ambition to become h famous dressmaker. With her sincerity and straightforward idealism, She not - only fultHiWber expectations but brings Joy and cenTratoWfi ofhcr lives and sheds much “Happiness.” on her pattfway through life. * - ’ Tlie play rati foivsi year in New York with Laurelte Taylor as “Jenny.” It also had a long run in Chicago, hut until Elias Day secured the Chautauqua rights from!Mr, Manners, it had hot been seen outside the great theatrical centers. There are many delightful Situations,,much comedy and laughter; but the wonderful message of hdpe and cheer makes this splendid production a “wonderful, sermon” as well aS an entertainment “dp luxe.’V * NAPPANEE CHAUTAUQUA, JULY 18-22, INCLUSIVE

Doing Her Best. 11.I 1 .- ;. iryii.g 1.0 101 l me of sonpe in it■,t tfait -happ.-netl. yesterday ahiT I could g l '" 1? :ll| d ’"ld herto' talk plainly and she answered, "Why 1 caniud Sp]-,u5.. It "fiices." • ,_o —— Keeps Off Rust, A few drops of linseed oil applied with’ a riotii to the mlfslili' of the gas stove or tlte inside of tlie oven will keep the Stove ftttlll rusting and -will make it easier to care for.

Oranges! We have a quantity of nice, juicy, sweet oranges that we are selling, while they last, per dozen, at 23 CENTS A money saving bargain for you. ■ -Ja * ' . * ■ Grocery Phone 67 ' .. . . ' . NAPPANEE

MRS. CARL VAN WAGNER. Mrs. Hal tie Lillian Van Wagner of South' Milford, aged 89, Thursday in'- a Kehdallvllle hospital ’of ,a complication of ailments., She was I horn in'Lagrange county, the ilaugh-j ter, of Wil&on anil Harriet Grove.- She ! married Mr.' Van \V.agner at OttiniiP'tiir 1904., Surviving beside her husband are' two-children, Mary and Ba.sif; three sisters, Mrs, Xsfa MUIeFT of iiurr Oak,., Mrs.- Minnie Moffet of Greenfield Mills and Mrs. Kale “MeElhenie'of Brighton ; ‘ami two brothers, Alvin and Henry Grove, wlio live near Orlaiid. Funeral services “Were held Sunday at South Milford.

Plu ms, Prunes Peaches , - -• We; are having a fine crop of fruit first, with Burbank j Plums, several other varieties of plumjf. Prunes and peaches follow. ■"-Alao fall and winter Apples, estimated at 2990 bushels. Please send your order by telephone or card. We will be glad to have you call and see the Champion Fruit Farm. No Fruit on Sunday.,.,James Dewart, Prop/ -PHONE 3013 SYRACUSE, K^b.

Birds as Watchdogs. The trumpeter ' . nc of-Venezuela, a loiig’deggeff, powerful I4rd, Is trained by the to guard sheep. All (lay It keejis tin eye oil i:s cjmrges, and at night brings ;.-oi loam s:iTe to tlie' fold. . —o Famous Puritan Writer. Sir. Thomas l'.nouie (ltios-1082) was. a pli-ysiehm and nrirer ol the Puritan age, lmteil for the stateliness and rhythm of his styier His leading work is '‘Urn Burial.'.'

CLASSIFIED COLUMN l LOST—Auto! license No. 349-720. J Finder kindly return to Advance* ! News office. ' 45-1 j ■ - ■ e , , - I LOST —Auto license No. 464-BSS. ; Finder kindly return ' to 'Ad.yance News office. .. 'AW ~ - r ' " W " FOR SALK Awnings, tents and covers. Otis L. Fuller,' I’hone 251, Goshen. 44-4 FOR SALE No. 4 Woodstock typewriter in. first class cohdltlofidT’rice reasonable.’if taken at once,’ Phones 52, 10(T or 415. - ..' 44 2.

MAN WANTED—Man to retail Raleigh products 'in lhe vicinity of Nappanoe. Enquire of -A. M. Anglin,., phone 2-2. Nappanef*. 42-ts FOR SALE—Large S-room house with 'electric Uglifs and furnace, on South Main street, „ Enquire'of Roy HoHaway, 752 8. Main St„ Nappanoe, FOR RENT After July Ist, building on,, N. Clark St., back of Wilson's grocery, now being used by* Gosper fcfr repair, Can he used for garage" or machine shop. John Bowman, 257 X. I-ocke St., Phone 322. ' 43 2 FOR SALE. -The Wilhelm Kurts i,estate offers a modern house ami two acres of kV'.d on N. Main street; | house and lot on E. Market street; particulars enquire of Wm. Kurt*,' Jr., phone L2SS, Route, Nappanoe. 44xr ADVANCE-NEWS, |2.00 PER YEAR

DEATH .OF MARTIN MCDONALD, Martin McDonald, 68, whose, home was- on a farm four miles northeast Wnkarusa, died suddenly of apoplexy about 3 o'clock Saturday after:boon, while placing bay ill tlies’muw ol a neighbor, Martin Loucks. Mr. Imucks had left Mr. McDonald working ib the barn while he won't to the field for a second load of hay. On returning With this load, he was surprised to note that the work had been but half-finished, and upon Investigating, found his neighbor lyong on the hay, dead. The fork was sticking in the hay as if he had felt to attack some time before he fell. He had been in good health and Just before setting out to work pur--took heartily of the noon hour dinner. He is survived by his Wife. Mrs. Lena Miekel McDonald, whom he married at Wakarusa eight years ago; three brothers, Thpnlas. and Frank McDonald of Nap pan eg and Hilaries’McDonald of Goshen; two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Wise .of Wenatchee Wash., and Mrs, David Rofirer of Houston, Texas. Mr. McDonald was a life long resident of Elkhart -cOiinty, and .previous to eight years ago lived near y-nr: aker. He was avmemher of tbei Mennonlte church. . ' Funeral services were held at 1 o’clock at the home, on Tuesday, and at 2 o'clock at the Yellow-ereek Mennonite church. Rev. David Ypder of the Olive church and Rev. Chafles Wright, of the Bethel church, Wakarusa. conducted the fuhera! services. Interment was in the .Yellow .(Creek cemetery. .

TO RAISE ’GUERNSEYS. A Milford corporation with a capital stock of SIOO,OOO, is planning to enter extensively into the raiding of full blooded Guernsey cattle. James Shepard, Milford banker, who for a number of years has been active in' Pig Club work, is associated with the new corporation. It is intended to furnish cattle to farmers of the conns ty on the same plan as pigs are furhished to the boys and girls through, the Pig Club. ' o NAPPANEE CHAUTAUQUA. The Mutual Morgan Chautauqua bureau announces July IS to 22 as the dates for the Nappanee Chautauqua. The program this year is an exceptionally good one and is composed of one play, five musical entertainments, six lectures and the I-andls Intercollegiate band. Tickets for the entire Chautauqua he gold at the low price of sl. This is made by the business men of Nappanee, who have the good of the community at-heart. If you desire uplifting entertainment, lectures and wholesome programs that would Cost you much money to Jtear if they were not brought to your very doors, make preparations to attend the Nappanee Chautauqua. - o CANADA THISTLES. Farmers in this, vicinity have asked the Advance-News to Impress on Owners of land that have Canada thistles on them, to please see that they are destroyed. They are now right at the sedeing time and while some say they-do reproduce frotfi gefed, at the same time the law decrees they must be destroyed, and obey the law is the idea of those who, hive asked us tom; ake a note 6f this.. Burodck is rampant, also, and should he destroyed. ■ . ‘1

WE ARE INVOICING ■; .: - ' .< ' v'' • k * y, ... 1. r“.- t -. ■ . _ ' '•* .*- 'C ... .... •- '' • • This'-'.week- we are annual inventory,-" Watch this.' space in next week's issue f tin* i . ■ *• . ;* AdvanceeXews for announcement of a ({{moral Clearance Sale, of odd lots, short length's and discontinued lilies -of merchandise in all departments of this great' store. ■ * . • - j, V ; * , , There will be splendid opportunities for more than generous savings - \ • •. : % - THE HARTMAN BROTHERS CO. NAPPANEE’S GREATEST STORE

: House • Furnishings 4 . ■ ' ■■ • ' • .. •- We do not close a transaction willi the sale. “ * “'TTitT serv ice L l iu'li.ißP""7mtl f " ■'• f . ‘ continues, tlironglioiit the long lite ol tlie - furniture ami other home luriiisliiiitf.s vou huv here;' t'*. • „ . .’ ' . V••-'. _ . . A1 ways Priced Moderately .. - , • .j, Shively Brothers Hardware Furniture Harness Phone 57—Nappanee

‘l* *l* **♦ *I 4 +l* *l* *♦* ♦l**!* ‘l' *l* *l* *i* ** 4 ***^nj*l | LEESBURG 1 Mrs, Edith Whetstone, of Mentone, Mrg. Aldo Hildebrand, .Mrs. A, 1“. Young, Mrs. Nelson Powell and Mrs. Fred Matthews, of Warsaw, were among those here Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. .(Stark! Puwell. f ll - Mr, and Mrs. 1. H. Hall, of Warsaw, were Sunday guests at the A. Durham diome, just outh of Leesburg, r-y—- ---, ,Louis, 11-year-old son q[ Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Kalorama park, was bitten in the loaf by a rattlesnake the other morning while on his way “to a pasture after the cows. For a while tlie little fellow was in a serious condition. When; Dr. Fermier arrived at the Auer home that night, the boy’s leg had swollen to the hip and the poison had already started hfm vomiting." He has now about recovered. According to a report now current here, Leesburg is. to have a self-serve grocery in the building > formerly occupied by Harley-Bros. The store is to be established by a concern now operating similar stores at Eik-' hart, Syracuse and Warsaw. H. E. Kinsey drove to Toledo, “jO., Saturday, to meet his daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Emmert Byrer of Pennsylvania, who came to Toledo from Buffalo by'boat. They arrived in Leesburg Monday evening and will remain for several week's. Little Miss Blendine Himes, of Nappahee, who had been visiting with relatives here since Decoration Day 1 , returned home Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Stookey has returned home after a week's: visit with relatives at Syracuse. - _ o REAP EVERY RACE, -w

PERSONALS G. W. Plppeuger of Albion .was in town the latter part of the week visiting with relatives while enroute to Schaller anil Des Moines, la.- He w ill attend the National G. A. It. encamp r Thent at Milwaukee and will then go to southwestern Saskatchewan. Canada, where he will remain for some tlmd. Mr; amt Mrs: "Frank Rehrer -and little non and daughter left Monday for a week's visit vytth Mr. Rehrer’n parents at Lewishurg, Pa. Mrs. Blanche Hunnetnan if Chicago is. visiting with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs.’Joseph -Wyman. i Ms. and Mrs. 1 Bernard Shively visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Leßoy Earnhart iii Misliavvaka. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Best and son Wayne autoed to Vaipara7so'! r !an3 r Gary on Saturday, where they visited vvtih relatives until Sunday. Miss Marion Cass accompanied her father, C. C. Cass, to their home. at Ottawa, 0„ on Sunday, after a two Arbek'-k- vteit-“t"nrer- '"hoine of .Wr brother, George Cass. - Mr. Fred Geibel and little sons, Harnw Francis and Merrill D.,. have gone to home at South ■Bend, aftefa week’s visit at the home briber father, P. D. Burgener. AUpiTOFfTDM ATTRACTIONS. Friday and Saturday, , July 6-7 Jam Novak " in “The Snow..., Shoe-. Trail." Also a comedy, “Pleasure Before Business." Monday and Tuesday, Jitly 9 : 10W “The Ghost Patrol.” Also Charlie Chaplin In “Sunnyside.” Wednesday and July iiMoths.” Also a comedy. “Keep 'Em Home." "*