Steuben Republican from Angola, Indiana • Page 11

STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC 18. 1912. 1 FLINT FINDINGS News we OirY mona. Mrs. George McNeal; Flora, Mrs.

Mott Scoville: installing ofTicr, Mrs. Thos. Teegardin; organis-t. Mrs. Potter; assistant, Mrs.

Lulu Dirrim; chorister, Mrs. Frank Carpenter. Fridav morning at two o'clock, Misb Edna Everhart was awakened by something falling. On calling to her father, who has been sick for some months, and receiving no reply, she went to his room to find him prostrate on the floor and Ufa extinct. He had gotten out of bed and fell backward, and expired in a few-seconds.

The community sympathizes with Miss Edna in her loss, as her mother died in the West years ago. This leaves her alone to battle out lift's mystery. "Uncle John," as he was familiarly called, had been sick for several months, but the last few days Beemed so much betttr that, hopes for his recovery were entertain. His sudden departure is a shock to his loved ones. Funeral HAMILTON NEWS Seneca Giles, of Mishawaka, visit--ed his aunt, Mrs.

E'i7iheth Crandnll. Th ursday. Charles Piatt and wife, of Mont-pelier, Ohio, are guests in the home of Sanford Mott. Orlo Arnold and family and Nick-las Arnold and wife spent a day at the home of Mr. Fast at Lake James.

Miss Lisle M. Swift, of Harlan. and James Cline, of Howe, are the state workers for the farmers' institute Jan. 10th. Lewis, Bon of Adam and Elizabeth Maugherman, was born in Wood county, Ohio, Jan.

10, 1857. and departed this life Dec. 4. 1912. aged 61 years, 10 months and 24 days.

He moved with his parents to Indiana where he resided until death. In 1883 he was united in marriage to Manerva Hockenbarger. To this union were born six children, two Mrs. Than Baker Local Editor fl'dT) ITTTl Th- we are Ready to Pro-' UAU uimuvuuu VidQ Your Christmas Needs Every nook and corner of the store reHects the spirit of Christmas. Gift things of the most dependable and desirable nature are attractively displayed and arranged for easy selection We have planned as never before to make our stock as complete as possible, so those who find it hard to decide what to give may find suggestions here that will make decision easy.

HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS wife were at George Jones and Angola Saturday. Harold Renner is a "brakie" on the P. O. railroad. The annual farmers' institute will services were held at the M.

church, Sunday afternoon, Rev. aaugnters. iseilie Heller, of Edon, Campbell officiating. InUrment in hl- and rtha Stayner. of Flint; the Hamilton cemetery.

i four Bons' Ezra Frank, Shirley and (Renzo, who were still at home, with ALVARADO NEWS the mother, six grandchildren! his mother, one brother, three sisters A A Chest of Silver Nothing gives such an air of refinement and quality to the home as a silver table service. lso Single Pieces You may buy separately, as Oyster forks, creamers, meat forks, berry spoons, anything in the plated line. and a host of other relatives and Richard Burrell is reported frlpnria nr ipft tn mnnrn fQfh. convene here Jan. 7th.

Lewis Griffith made a business trip to Anpola. Friday. Miss Lottie Masters returned Friday from Pioneer, Ohio. Miss Millie Wise visited her sister, Mrs. Campbell, in Butler.

Mrs. Kupene Sharp, of York, is visiting Mrs. Audra Onagy. Chas. Ktis, of Bucyrus, Ohio, spent Tuesday with friends here.

Mrs. Cora Alwood is visiting her parents, Ben Norigan and wife. Mrs. Chas. Wright is home from Chicago greatly improved in health.

Born, Friday, Dtc. 13, 1912, to Charles Favorite and wife, a daughter. Fred Aldrich and family, of Mont-pelier, sptnt Sunday with his par Mrs. a little better. little if i.

iuur uruiuers ana seven sisters rs. Charles Armstrong has been quite ill the past week. 'pnaroi Funeral Scott, Dec. 7th, conducted by Rev. John Humfreys.

Interment in the cemetern near by. Elgin Watches At $5.60 each, fcthe Boys. Irwin Cook and wife, of Edon, spent Sunday with Wm. Imhoff. Nathan Metz and wife visited a brother near Oufa last Sunday.

Ray Teegardin and wife, of Oufa, spent Sunday with relatives here. Roger Snyder and family spent Sunday with his parents at Metz. James Wilson and wife visited their brother Curtis near Ray last Sunday. Curtis Court and wife, of York, snent Sunday with Brooks The Meanest Man in Town Is the one who is always cros, disagreeable, short and sharp in his answers. In nine cases out of ten it is not the poor fellow's fault, his liver and digestion are out of order and he feels miserable.

Are you getting into that condition? Then start at once ents. MepdamcB. Richmond and Robi-nett, of Ohio, recently visited friends here. Walter Everetts lias purchased the stock yard scales of Mrs. Daniel Pills-bury.

Miss Meda IMrrim has been visit Carving Sets In neat silk lined cases. HaHaMMaaBHaii Plain, Band and Signet Rings Smokers' Sets Lockets and Chains Brooches, Cuff Links and wife. 1 Carl Wilson spent Sunday with I Lodge Emblems and Charms Gent's Fobs, Chains Spoons Rings or the babies Watches and Clocks taking Dr. Derrick's Coated Pills for your liver. They will clean you out, vitalize your blood and put your digestion in good ord Price 25c per box.

Sold by Kratz's Drug ing; her sister, Mrs. O. B. Hinkle, at his prnndparents. Sol Cox and wife.

in Angola. Miss Lora Palmerton. who has store. Dec NORTH SCOTT Hiram Beck still remains very ill Two very fine sermons were delivered Sunday by R.t. Griggs.

Dorothy Klock and Mary Badger, nre both quite sick and unable to attend school. Mrs. Ben Champion, of Kalamazoo, is here assisting in the care of Moumnitt VemidDini aiMl Moeffleelo TaMewaure And other designs which we we would be illad her son-in-law, Beck. The Willing Workers will meet. with Mrs.

Cassius Zimmer, Thursday, 1i n. 2, 1913. All members are re- 1 nested to be present as there will election of olfu-ers. There will be an old fashioned to have vou see. Christmas tree at the church Christ- nas eve, Dec.

24, also a program to Angola. A. Ii. Shultz and family with Harold Brown are in Kansas visiting relatives. Mrs.

Henry Aldrich is home from a few days' visit with her son Hiram at Butlrr. George Rockey and wife and Ira Keis. of Kdon, spent a day with friends here. Win. Harkenberger, of toolr dnner Tuesday with Win.

Hones and wife. The play "Union Station." netted Hi" Endeavor society of the Christian c-turrh about. $40. Mr-. Eli Ccod left Sunday for Illinois, for an indefinite ist 'th I'cr daughter.

Frr.nk and wife and Miss Kate are on their way to Los Angeles. California, for the winter. Bert Huntington and family attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Aiken, at Butler, Wednesday. Thomas Crane, of Pleasant Lake, has br-en the guest of his daughter, Mrs.

George Brown, for a few days. Mrs. Earl Howard and children went to Edgerton Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Clyde Dirrim and family. Albert Shult and family and Hal Brown and wife are home from a visit with friends at Atchison, Kan.

Christmas cantata at the M. E. church and miscellaneous program at the Christian church Christmas eve. Captain Lewis Griffith has the honor of being elected district deputy of the I. O.

O. F. for the fourth ycr. Mrs. Cox left Tuesday for her home at Fort Bodge.

Iowa, after a month been very ill for ten weeks, is gaining slowly. Mrs. Bunker, who has been at. Chnrubnsco for two weeks, has returned homp. Mrs.

Frank Klink and Mrs. Lola Eckman, of Edon. spent Thursday with Emma Dirrim. Ora Eyster and family were Sunday guests 'in the home of Fred Enfield near Hamilton. Frank Dcgauch.

wife and mother spent List Sunday with Doan Somer-lott and wife at Angola. GIhi Rozelle and wife, of Angola, and Lorenzo Burch and wife were Sunday guests of Tlvah Myers end wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aldrich, of Montnelier, spent Saturdav with Oscar Imhoff, and all of them spent Sunday with David Aldrich and family near Hamilton.

There will be box social at Bethel school bouse, Saturday evening, Dic. 21. Proceeds to be used for reading circle books. Let. everybody attend.

Herman Kohl, teacher. John Allman and wife, of Metz, called on Nathan Ingledue and family last Saturday; as did Emma Crissinger, of Angola, and Laura Coffman, of near Metz. recently. Officers for the M. E.

Sunday school have been fleeted as follows: Wm. Kohl, superintendent: Shirley Teegardin, assistant; Lilly Kohl, organist; Ovivia Lewis, assistant: Ray Alwood, chorister: Beatrice Morley, secretary; Eddy Scoville, librarian. which all and especially the young folks, are invited. We would be pleased to have you PWs Aycr's the new arrivals ta see Good health demands at least one movement of the bowels each day. Just one A yer's Pill at bedtime.

Sold for 60 years. S3 I CO the -L J. (' A tore H. B. Weicht, funeral director and casket manufacturer.

Better good and prices, at least 20 per ceui lower than you can obtain eluewhera Bo Jo Botaer Co Jewelers 09 HUDSON NEWS Holiday'Sale with her son James and sister, Mrs. Belle Avery. Mrs. Clyde Dole is visiting in Wau- seon, Ohio. E.

C. Whysong and wife and son Mrs. Maude Failor has returned Fred and family autoed over tor Page on the Boom to her home. Sunday dinner with his sister, Mrs. R.

Pflnstag is visiting in Cincin Adam Ricbey, and husband. I nati a few days. CcmmenciEgfDpc. 13. Mrs.

Sturgis' Sunday school class iff. gave a social riciay evening. ending Dec. 25, 1912 SMbs Cane Theo. Ritter, of Angola, spent a 1 0 Of 016 0 At I 1 r)A the "I Sunday with Jacob Ritter and wife.

'20 lbs brown suerar 1.00 Mrs. Hall returned this- week A two yuUI Best bulk coffee a lb 23c from an extended visit with relatives in Missouri. I lbs Queen Bee crackers 1. 1 Frank Obcrlin and wife and Geo. 25c 25c uars or soap Mason and wife spent Sunday at Jacob Fisher came over from Milan.

aad run the farm a few days for Fletcher Goudy and wife while they attended state Grange. Sam Aldrich returned to his home in Los Angebs, Californ'a, this week, going by way of Hillsdale to stop a dav with his brother Orrin and family. The M. E. Sunday school board met Wednesday night and elected officers for the ensuing year, Harl; Ginith being superintendent and David Aldrich, assistant.

There will bo a special W. C. T. V. meeting, Friday afternoon.

Dec. 27. at the home of Mrs. Chas. Reed.

All members are requested to attend as important work will be transacted. Tbad Thomas and wife, of Ash- Ouincy. Mich. Guv Kemering and lady friend, ot 12 boxes Searcli Light matches. 0c 1 0 lbs nails 25c 4 cans Dutch Cleanser 30c 03bLSL30.00 Angola, were guests of his Mrs.

Pattee, Sunday. 1 boxlub-no- More 4c; or.O for. -23c err- Louis Ransburg and wife, of Met, moved here recently and live 3 boxes tooth picks 10c on Alain street. 1 lb best Baking Bonder 0c I'ost Toasties Kellog-g flakes 0c 1 bottle Cough Syrup 10c H. Zimmerman and wife, who v.Mit to Kansas a few weeks ago, re If you are hunting bargains, look these items over: turned home last week.

31 lbs best rice sell for 10c 25c The Hudson school expects to give a entertainment next Fri lev, Frank Thomas, wife ana son. Chs. Brown and wife, of Auburn. dav afternoon. Everybody invited and Jonathan Thomas and wife, of Wnierlno.

attended funeral of Mrs. Bolev. of Clark county, and Underwear Irs Anel. of Davton. Ohio, are visit their uncle, John Everhart, Sunday afternoon.

ing their brother, D. O. Henning who is very poorly. Tnpsilnv morning. Oscar Taylr.r Dresses and Aprons l.2" l.v'.i livs Avrotis, 5tV now do 2-V prade .10 and Thomas Teegord'n dared each Lot of Ladies Underwear.

50c. grade, Lot of Men's Underwear. 50e. grade, f.ot of Underwear, 25 and .35 rtlwv nvrr thp telenhoiie to take his CROOKED LAKE 4 lbs hand picked beans 25c Any 10c goods all at 0c 3 lbs fine candy 25c 1 25 lb sack flour. 60c or 15.25 bbl 3 best Cold Blast lantern globes 23c 3 cans Pumpkin.

12 qt pail 1 Cold Blast lantern 00c 1 10 qt. tin pail 11c Red Barn paint, a gal. 80c White paint, a gal. was 1.50; now 1.35 Best paint boiled oil was now-80c Calico was 5c a yd; now 4c 30c. Ladies Handbags Lot of Handbags, 1.00 and up, One-fourth off Collars, Bar Pins, Combs, Barrettcs, Mesh Bags, Scarfs, Kings, etc.

Stamped Goods Towls 25 and 50c Pillow Shams 50c Pillow Cases 50 and 75c Scarfs 50c Stamped Pillow Tops with six skeins of Rich wife and attend the State Grange i.t Portland. The dares were accepted The social Saturday evening was a .10 .35 grade, t.ot of Children's Union Suits, ot grade. Shoe Department and those four report a most enjoy success. able meeting. H.

Kidnev and wife are reported Tho evfninsr of the 10th an among the sick. impairs Lottos' $2.50 ami 3 00 Slws US 50 pair? of Lndios' 1.50 and 2(H) tlowt IuhhI en lovable meeting of the W. C. T. I Mrs.

Mark Miller reports a fine was held at the home of N. Baker visit in Chicago. Benny Higgins lias returned and wife. Mrs. Avery gave to 1.10 Ow-tcurth off now All Children's ardson floss for oc Shoos an interesting report of the national Portland.

Oregon. The Hen's Ready-to-wear Men's heavy 2.W and Korsoys, now 1.0S Lot of Men 50o and 1 00 Dross Shirts .85 Men's wwl lioso, 25e grade .10 Large Line of Mittens and Gloves for Men and Boys her his home in Indianapolis. Guy Miller and family visited people near Flint, Sunday. 10 per cent, off Bed Blankets, 1 house was decorated in white am vtllow. interspersed with the Nation Ladies have vou seen mil beauti ful line of Hand kerchiefs from 5c to 50e.

Libbie Ewers, of Fairview, is as-Eistinp- Clara Ewers with her house al rnlors. Chrstmas bells and potted Lot of Boys Sweater Coats, $1.50 grade now $1.00 work. Our Sunday school will have an lri-fwshionpd Christmas tree with pvercises. 8 tf 8 I 1 i Mrs Ell Fast, who through blood 25c Granulated Sugar 20 lb. for Si Our own brand coffee.

2tc kind. poisoninc has had no use of her right 2 lb can 12a Corn, 3 cans. 2 lb. can 10c Peas plants. Refreshments consisting of hot coffee, meat and peanut sandwiches, four kinds of cake, cottage chtese balls and pickles were served by the Union, and 3T can testify to tlie happy occasion enjoyed.

Benjamin Norigon is seriously ill. The ranee election of officers resulted as follows: Master. Thos. Ttegardin: Overseer, N. B.

Griffith: Lecturer, Mrs. Belle Avery; Steward. Charles Potter: assistants. Fletcher hand since August 21st, has of late been having rheumatism and is under 7c th. care of Dr.

Sutherland. 26c GotTce. Our PLEASANT VTEW 20c 50c 40c Macaroni 3 fcr 25c GaUfornia Raisins, 1 lb. pk Mince Meat 3 pk for 25c Crackers 4 lb. for 25c All 8c Soaps 6 bars for 25c All 6c Washing Powders, 6 pks, 25c Prepared Mustard, 1 qt jars 15c 3 lb can California Peaches, 2.

Calico worth 0c a yd; now 5c Muslin worth 7c a yard; now. 0e Muslin worth 0c a yard; now 5c Men's socks worth 10c. now. 8 Outing flannel worth 8c, 6c Outing worth 10c now 0c Boys' shirts were 25c now 10c Men's shirts were 50c now Overalls worth 50c now 43c Overalls worth 75c now 60c Toweling worth 10c now 0c Toweling worth 6c now 5c Toilet soap 4c Children's shoes worth $1, now--80c Children's rubbers worth 60o, now 40c Women's rubbers worth $1, now 80c Boys shoes 3, 4 worth 1.50, now 80c All Misses' underwear 25c quality 19c 5 gal best refined oil 43c 5 gal gasoline 81c Any one trading 85 outside of flour and sugar will receive free lib bulk spices. All goods sold as advertised.

No goods laid away. All goods cash or produce. CGc Tea 50o Tea Revival meetings will continue all this week. 3 lb. can Polk's Hominy, 3 cans 25c A good 12c Salmon.

3 cans 25c Baking Powder, 15c can, 3 cans 25c Spring or Winter Wheat Flour, 70c per pk Dirrim and wife; Chaplain, Mrs. Sam Headley; Tn usurer, Geo. Mc-Neal; Rec. Sec'y, Arthur Tintsman; Gate Keeper, Chas. Dirrim: The Court, Mrs.

John Ilagerty; Seris Po Mrs. Levi Doudt is visiting rela tives at Chicago. Dame Rumor says we are soon to Toasted Gcrn flakes, all kinds. 4. 25c Grape Nuts 2fcr 25c Wheat 2 for 25c hcir wedding bells.

The school will give a Christmas urogram Friday afternoon. Mrs Cleveland is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Roberts Mrs. John Abbott recently spent a fpw davs with Mrs. Henry Wirick Hickory Nuts 40c per peck.

The best line of 10c Christmas Candies in town. in Angola. Here's a Chance to Make Money Got a horse, cow, sheep, pigor See what we have in the other departments. COLDS GO OVER NIGHT If your head is stuffed up and you have a hard cold you can quickly get rid of the misery. First, look- after the bowels; any good cathartic will do; then breathe Booth's Hyomol which promptly kills germ life and heals the membrane.

Breathe Hyomel (pronounce it IUgh-o-me) In the daytime through the little hard rubber inhaler, and just before going to bed at night do this: Pour a scant teaspoonful of Hyomel Into a kitchen bowl of boiling watter, cover head and bowl with towel and breathe for several minutes the soothing, healing vapor that arises. This treatment Is also fine for sore throat and catarrh. Complete Hyomel outfit Including Inhaler, extra bottles If needed, 50c, II. B. Kratt la authorized to refund your money if dissatisfied.

52 several of them you don't want to Highest price for old rub- winter? Do you want to sell them i i right at the farm without delivery ber brass and copper, and and without going to the trouble to remember, I always pay the look up a buyer? Just place an ad U'isfh ect nriee fnr hiitfpr nn4 tn the Republican and you will soon n8nesc price IOr DUlter ana have the money and the other fellow eggS. will have the stock on his hands. He 1 1 SuflMrXS an LCDIKB Help your own store. Re- you'll tf wants 'em and you don't, bo both be pleased. member I will have oysters Angola, Indiana.

Notice is hereby given that I win during the Holidays. TT 1 allow no hunting or trapping on any of my farms. Offenders will be prose-' fl If iplf PTPfl cuted to the limit of the law. 11 tf Frank Jackson. Page, lnd.

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