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STAR. E. J. MARCHAND, Prop. MONROEVILLE, IND.

CITY MARKET SOUTH STREET East of Postofltes We Cater to the People i Who Buy Meats Our line 4s of the best-nothing but strictly first-class stock is killed and placed on the block in our shop. Try some. BUTTER FRESH LARD WB ALL OUR OWN Sausage TRY BOMB F. E. KLINE Meat Market Mohrpeyille Equity Un ion Exchange Grttfn.1K-y, CcaT end Seeds" Airways on Hand.

At Reasonable Prices, JOHN CRABILL, Manager CENTRAL GROCERY AIM MEAT MARKET SOUTH STREET Wost of People's Drag Store. Have It MEATS WE MAKE ALL OUR OWN SAUSAGE, HEADMEAT AND LARD. TRY SOME. TAYLOR WATERMAN. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Emenhiser and sons, Daniel and Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. David Emenhiser and sons. Dur-ward and Lowell, were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Eliza Emenhiser, of Monroe-ville. Fire insurance is the only item, of importance in our everyday life which isn't costing more now than it did before the war. In fact, it is the only such item which has decreased in cost LEGAL NOTICES State of Indiana. Allen Countv. ss: In the Circuit Court, uw ihe matr ofttie estate of John Fry.

deceased. Notice of sale of real estate. The undersigned executor of the last will of John Fry, deceased, hereby Klves notice that by virtue of an order of the Allen Circuit Court, he will at the hAlir eV 1 A day of April. 192. and from day to day until sold at the office of Samuel D.

Jackson. Rooms 601-6 Shoaff Bid corner Calhoun and Berry streets. Fort Wayne. Allen County. Indiana, at private sale, sell all the interest of said decedent In and to the following' described real estate, to-wit: The east one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 29 North Range 14 East, containing 66.14 acres north of the railroad in Allen County.

Indiana. Sail sale will be made nuh1f tr, h. approval of the Court for not less than the Tall appraised value thereof and upon the following terms and conditions to-wit: At least one-third of the purchase money, cash in hand, the balance In two equal Installments payable not to exceed twelve and eighteen months, evidenced by notes Of the purchaser hear. Ing seven per cent Interest from date waiving relief providing for attorney fcred by a mortgage vpon the real estate sold. ROSS A.

TRY. SAMXTEty t. JAClCSON, Attorney for Executor. April 1J, It Llonroavillo Brc3Z3 ESTABLISHED 'iSn AND W. ALLES3t publishers JOHN CALLECSrV Editor W.

R. ALLEGER, Manager PubUshed Weekly at the Breeae MONROBVUXBT -fTTDIAHA Entered in the postofflea at MonroavJU. Indiana, as seoond-class matter- Sub scription i. $2.00 In Six, JHontha. 91.00 Thursday, April 17th, 1924 i Mrs.

Alfred Leuenberger. and Mrs. Charles Shifferleywere at Yan Wednesday, oi -v" Cowan -and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Rider and "wife "at their home.jeast of town. 1 Miss Magdelin Wiilieri of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday at.

the Simmers home northeast of town." Samuel Driver, residing on the state line, has been seriously ill the' past several days. Wayne Hart, "of Forf Wayne, was in town Monday on business relating to his farm- three miles northeast of town. Don't, let that grave go unmarked this Decoration See Jones for a suitable marker. 4-17-8t John Erwin, of Fort Wayne, was in town Tuesday, visiting Ma parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Erwin, of South street, for a few hours. Wm. Marquardt, wife and daughter Bettie, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday last with parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Simmers, at their country home, four miles northeast of John F. Dickerson, of Convoy, Ohio, is here this week instructing. Wmi Erwin in the duties as ticket agent and operating of the machinery at the local station of the Fort Wayne, Van Wert Lima interurban. Palm Sunday sermons were delivered from the pulpits of many churches Sunday last. Monroeville churches were in line.

Charles A. Taylor ana wife left here Sunday morning in their touring car for South Bend, to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank hite for several days during the week. Wednesday, April 9th, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Phleuger occurred an old-time carpet rag sewing. The ladies sewed all day and they with their husbands were given a fine dinner at the noon hour by the hostess. Those- present were Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Rider Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schlemmer, -Mr.

and Mrs. Schlemmer Mr. and Mrs. David Emenhiser and Mr, and Mrs. Henry Phleuger and.

daughter, Viola, all had a fine time. i.J Erwin who" has been conducting and managing the business of. the branch plant of Schlosser Brothers Creamery Co. at this place for the past four or five years, tendered his resignation on last Saturday, to accept the position as day ticket and station agent for the Fort Wayne' Van Wert Lima interurban railway, to fill the place made vacant by the resignation of G. W.

Ireland. For the' time being Roy L. Crane is discharging the duties at the cream station. Ira M. Snouffer, an attorney-at-law, of Fort Wayne, was in town Tuesday, making his acquaintance with our people, more especially with the Demo? cratic voters of this part of Allen county, as he is seeking the nomination on the Democratic ticket at the May 6th primary for the office of presenting attorney.

His practice as a lawyer and member of the Allen county bar is with ex-Judge John Egge-man, and has a large following of intimate friends in-the city. As an attorney and knowledge of the law is versed and well qualified to the position. He has a number of acquaintances in Monroeville. Mrs. Clarence Clem is again seriously afflicted and on Tuesday morning was taken to the Methodist hospital.

Fort Wayne for treatment. Her present ailment is ear and neted trouble, as physicians term it "mastoid" trouble, and it is reported that she will be obliged to undergo an operation, which will be of a very serious and dangerous nature. On arriving at the hospital, the examining physician decided that it was necessary to perform the operation at once, which was done. Mrs. Clem underwent the operation bravely, and as we go to press reports are that she is getting along fine.

Jacob Schlemmer, of Monroe township, and Barney Pappenbrook, of Jackson township, on Wednesday last filed with County" Clerk Elmer Sturm their certificates as candidates to the state convention to be held at Indianapolis, June as the democratic representatives from Monroe, Jackson and Jefferson townships. They are both loyal and staunch democrats and have always been in line for the principles of democracy. Louis Edwards is an aspirant for the same position on the republican ticket. M. Jackson, of the People's Drug Store, is also a candidate to represent Monroe, Jackson "and Jefferson townships on the democratic ticket.

Hia democracy is loyal and' staunch. Miss Dollie Shaffer is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaffer; near Cralgville, Indt, assisting in caring for Mrs. Shaffer and 'children, who are all down seriously afflicted with measles.

John Knox and son, Harold," were at Antwerp Ohio, Tuesday on business and realtives and old ac qualntances. Near Antwerp was the home of their childhood. Mrs. Eliza Volrol, her home on iShort "pleasantry "entertained the 1 Ladies'. society the St.

Mark's Lutheran churcUpWednesday afternoon. The attendance' was large and an 'were 'served freshments. vT. nly a iew more days' -remain or paying, taxes, without becoming delinquent in which event penalty1 "win be added: Mortgage exemption. time" for filing will also -expire in a few days.

Call at the bank, to pay your taxes, and lave. expense of going to Fort Wayne and at the Breeze office for filing your papers. C. A. Taylor and wife returned liome from their South Bend few days' visit.

Mr Mrs. Frank White, of South Bend, whom Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were visiting, will arrive here today to visit with Mr. and, Mr 8.

Taylor, relatives and friends for a few days; TheFort Wayne, Van Wert Lima Traction company has purchased and have them now in operation over the line eight or. ten new passenger cars of the latest make, are all steel, and far different and convenient than the old models than have been in use in the past. Gottlieb Leuenberger, has gone to Lake George, to remain with his Mrs. Alfred Smith, at her summer cottage for an indefinite period. Mrs.

Smith was moved to her cottage from the home-of her parent, Mr. Gottlieb Leuenberger, in Madison township, since the death of her husband several months ago, by her brother, Mr. Alfred Leuenberger, Sat urday last. The game of baseball played on the Monroeville high school diamond Wednesday between the Monroeville high school and South Side high school of Fort Wayne, was quite interesting up to the close of the 7th inning when the Monroeville team and visitors were all gooseeggs, but in the seventh the Monroeville lost their grit and allowed the to in 11 scores. vW RRichards and wife are at Fort Wayne today on a shopping expedition.

Mr: and Mrs. of Fort and Mr. and Mrs. F. of Lincoln highway, four miles northeast of town, were entertained by Mr.vand Mrs.

Joseph Parnin, at their Allen street home in Monroeville, Sun day last. John Leuenberger and Clarence Richards were at Columbia City, and Delphos, Ohio, Wednesday, on a flying business mission. They made the trips in an auto and while no unlawful speeding rate was indulged in there was no time lost, and they ram bled right along, not being in the least interrupted with, puncture tire trouble or incidents tQ delay them in the least The make of machine they drove is sold by Leuenberger a Ford, of this make of machines the Leuenber ger Bros, received and unloaded a carload Wednesday. Go and see them at their garage. When They Contain No Calomel Mrs.

J. M. Young, of New Hope, says "Chamberlain's Tablets are the best thing she has ever used for biliousness and constipation. As they contain no calomel she never feels weak or sick after taking them. Small cost, only 25 cents.

FLAT ROCK NEWSN Divine worship and Sunday school at the usual hour next Lord's day. and Mrs. John Battenberg were called to the home of Jason Batten berg to assist in the care of Miss Rebecca Lenhart, who suffered a relapse last Sunday. Rosa Brown was called to the home of her brother Cleve, who resides in Fort Wayne, to assist in the care of her little nephew three years who is. seriously ill with the pneumonia.

Golda Chapman missed -8choolFri-day because the illness of her mother. Charles Need had an attack of appendicitis last Friday. but is able to do a tittle work at present. The hay balers were at the home of J. E.

Brown Wednesday of last week. The farmers are still sowing oas. They that have tractors make small job of it. Samuel Webster, Ira Deardorf and wife, went to Lake George Monday to fix Mr: Webster's cottage in readiness for renting this summer. Donald Wass Is assisting J.

Chapman in Bowing 1iis oats this'" week:" Martin O'Shaughnessy bad the misfortune to a milk cow die for.him a day or so C. R. Taylor has made some im provements to his residence property on Allen street. Frank" Daniels and Adam SBie executed Hhe mechanical WOrk. 71 7:" Mr.

'and Mrs. Raymond Parnin visited -with Mr. and MrsT Glenn Adams at. their home in New, Haven, Ind, Sunday last. Mrs.

L. O. Stiner-and of Lima, Ohio, are visiting with her par ents, and Mrs. Scott Marquardt, of Water" street" It is reported 'that Mrs. Homer Clay and children, who reside in the south part of town, are afflicted with measles.

FOR WEEK OF Sur.day, April ISlh, 1924 ST. BOSS CATHOLIO OHUBOIX CHA3. W. MARR, Pastor'; Low Mass and 3:00 AM High Mass and 10 :00 A.M. Vespers and Benediction.

7: SO P.M. Week Mass A-M. HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION .....:00 and 8:00 AJC Sermon atr. COMMUNION SUNDAY First Sunday, Altar and Rosary Society. Second Sunday, Holy Name So.

ciety. Third Sunday, St. Rose Young Ladles' Society- Fourth- Sunday, Children of Mary. CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School .9:30 a. m.

U. B. CHURCH NOTES Monroeville Sunday School it 0:10 Preaching at 10 30 a. U. 13.

Christian m. Prayur Meeting. Wednesday 7:00 East Liberty Sunday 930 a. m. Preaching every two weeks at 10-rSO.

Prayer Meeting ThuradaT" p.ti.. Sugar Bidge -c Sunday School. Prayer-Meeting, Thursday. p. ir REV." ALONZO NICODEMUS.

5- 2J 1 1 LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday school Preaching Sunday school. 8t. Mark's Marquardt Flat Rock 9:30 a.m. a. m.

9:30 a.m. 9:15 Sunday- School 10:15 H. J. FENNIG; Pastor. M.

2. CHURCH SERVICES Sunday school. 9:30 Preaching 10:30 Junior League 2:00 Epwortb League Preaching. 7:00 Prayer Meeting Every Thursday Evening. 7:0 P.

M. Everybody cordially InvUeJ to these services. UEV. EDWARD ANTLE. i'aator.

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