Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 22 August 1905 — Page 3
W. H. Stewart A. K. Ellis Ej
STEWART & ELLIS
DEALERS IN-
Wall=Paper, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Pictures and
PICTURE FRAMING.
We carry the largest stuck of Mouldings in the city. Call in and get priccs.
Stewart & Ellis,
22 West Main St.
Both Phones 74.
NEWS NOTES.
Miss Lora Moore is visiting relatives at Lewisville. "Wanted:—A girl at Johnson's restaurant. a 22 tf
The commissioners have finished viewing the land along Brandywine.
Misses Wynetna and Lena Kiger have returned from a week's visit at Chicago.
Dr. W. A. Justice, who was injured in Friday's runaway, is still unable to leave his bed.
The Rush vi lie chautauqua was a financial success and it has been determined to make it a permanent affair.
George Harlan went to the city today, lie is in the employ •ot the Central State Bridge Co.
James L. Beard, a colored attorney of Connersville, was in ••the city yesterday soliciting subscriptions for a colored church.
Mrs. X. M. Souder, of North Pennsylvania street, went to Arlington today to be with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Burke, who •has consumption.
.John Martin, of Simins, Ind., is moving into the Fritch property on South State street. Mr. Martin is blacksmith at the 'Townsend bottle factor)'.
B. O. Sorners moved today from this city to Indianapolis. Mrs. Somers is in poor health and they went to Indianapolis to be with their daughter, Mrs. J. V. Cook.
William Rominger and wife, of Indianapolis, and Miss Gertrude and Mrs. Ivy Gough, of Russelsville, will be here the guests of Otto Rominger, of the Smith & Rominger candy ^tore. tomorrow.
OUR AUGUST
LET-GO
•SSALE
We must reduce our stock by October 1. Come in and see if you cannot help me, and also benefit yourself.
Hot of Jardinieres, choice
night.
Picture Frames of all kinds.
Cary Ho\\ l\ meat market.\ apolis today.
Miss Georgia E\ North St., will go' Mich., tomorrow.
49c
1 lot of China Decorated Di.shes, good value at 50c, 1 lot China Decorated
Dishes, Toe value, at ..Ov/C' 1 lot of Si.23 and $1-00 Decorated Dishes for 1 lot of large Turkish Towels, cheap at 25c, only lVC' 10c Stem Jelly Dishel, glass, at ....
75c
5c
$1.00 Frosted Glass Lamps, with metal base and fancy etched chimney OvFC-
All (Jut Glass at a great bargain as we want to close it all out. Many odd and damaged pieces of china, etc., to close out very cheap.
THAMMELS*.
r.ast
Traverse,
Ed Morford. of West North street, returned home Monda}' from the Spiceland sanitarium.
Capt. J. L. Glascock of Knightstown. was here toda}* on Metropolitan insurance business.
Miss Clara Hiser, left this morning for Brown County, O., to be the guest of relatives there.
James Smith, of Indianapolis, was here Sunday the guest of his mother, Mrs. Catherine Smith.
Miss Jennie Jackson went to Dublin today to be the guest of her brother, Carl Jackson, of that place.
Asa McKinley and wife, who have been visiting Joseph jVtcKinley and wife, of North State street, have returned to their home in Anderson.
VI r. and Mrs. Will Thomas will entertain a number of friends tomorrow afternoon from *2 to 5 at their home, southeast of the city.
Mrs. Nancy Shelby, of Fourth street, went to Cambridge City today to be the guest of her brother, L. Martin. She will go from there to Connersville.
Hughes Walker, of Walnut street, has accepted a position with the Patten Brothers wholesale cigar company, of South Meridian street, Indianapolis.
The Misses Alma Bobblett and Neva Forbes, of Knightstown, are visiting at the home of W. F. Spangler and wife, on North Spring street, for a few days.
Mrs. J. M. Thompson and daughter. Miss Stella, returned trom Cicero Monday evening after a few days' visit with Mrs. Thompson
Js
daughter,
Mrs. P. E. Pentecost, of that city. Miss Jennie Dalzell, of New York City, who has been the guest of Miss Maud Marsh tor several weelts, left this morning for Chicago. Miss Marsh accompanied her as far as Indianapolis.
Mrs. Lum Davis and daughters, Elsie and Jewel, Mrs. Emeline Gephart, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slifer and Wilson Slifer and son,Thomas, of Shelbyville, 111., are the guests of Mrs. Crump, at her home north of Philadelphia, today.
The independent foot ball team, of Greenfield, met last night and elected officers as follows: Edward Wright, Mgr., John Harding, Captain Benjaman Woodall, Treasurer and Jesse Walton, Coach. Practice will begin Friday evening.
A merchant may say advertising don't pay for nobody reads the papers. Let him be caught kissing his neighbor's wife or trying to hold up the side of a building and* his tune changes, oh, so quickly, and he will almost get down on his knees to "keep it out of the paper."'
Lawrence Boring and family, of North State street, will attend the Cameron reunion tomorrow. The reunion is to be on the Ellis Noe farm south of Carrollton in Shelby county. The family is a large one there beiug many representatives in Shelby, Rush and Hancock counties.
4EST PI10
IIKI'OSITS
5.798.95.
,'llK It KK.V FIKLO hg jp Loan Association V. L. EARLY. President.
JOHN CORCORAN, Scc'y.
15 WoxOIaiii
Miss Bessie Duncan went to Indianapolis today
Will Hooten has accepted a position at King's bakery.
N C. Binford visited his farm in Blueriver township today. Miss Grace VanTilburg was at Indianapolis this afternoon.
Mrs. Will Curtis is quite sick at her home on West Fourth street.
Charles Vaughn took all his clerks riding in his new auto last night after store hours.
Darl Fuller, who has been at Worthington for the past week, returned home this morning.
Lawrence Wrood. of V\ ood street, has returned from the M. P. Conference at Dunkirk.
Mrs. W. A. Justice, who has been sick with typhoid fever for some time, is better today.
Mrs George Rottman, of Indianapolis, is visiting her father, John Thomas, of North State street.
Miss Flo Kid well, dining room girl at the Guymon hotel, who has been sick, is much improved.
Mrs. J. M. Gambrel to Indianapolis today to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. H. Knapp, of that city.
The name of John A. Barr is being mentioned quite often in connection with the Democratic nomination for mayor.
Coroner Jesse E. Ferrell, of Eden, was in Greenfield this morning. He has almost recovered from his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. W N. Drake entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Meek and other friends at dinner yesterday.
Mrs. Mollie Smith, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. David Duucan, of the Hotel Guymon, returned to her home at Mill Grove today.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. It is earnestly requestea that all members be present.
You run no risk if you have your dental work done here because we back up every piece of work with our guarantee and we are here to stay. J. D. Hughes dental office No. 2H W.
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Main St.
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EC Wolfe, wife and son, Carl, of East street will leave next
week for Colorado Springs.
They will go on account of Carl's health and the length of their stay will be governed by his improvements.
Roland Catt returned from
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for some time looking for land He secured 820 acres of good farm land, 160 acres government claim land and 160 acres by purchase.
New Castle Courier: Congressman James E. Watson has recentty ordered shipped to his
Henry Gates went to his farm near Carrollton todav-
John Rees has rented stock farm of A. J. Banks,
the
James Black made a business trip to Indianapolis this afternoon.
Ed Rogers contemplates moving to Michigan within a few da vs. ol
The next National meetin the Eagles will be held at Mil waukee.
Miss Mae Huston went to Anderson Monday where she will visit friends for a few davs.
The I. & E. is repainting the iron polls which support the trolley wires through the city.
Charles Garriott went to Indianapolis today on business connected with the Spot Cash grocery.
Arthur and Lawrence Shechi_ els leave tomorrow for Jeanette,
John Corcoran was at tort•i! ii ,(!„ Penn., where they have accept ville Monday looking after gas business.
ed positions.
Ray Cooper, of Maxwell, has accepted a position at Moxley's position wiili an Anderson glass barber shop.
Bert Kimmick has accepted a
company. He will go to Anderson Thursday.
Raymond Elsbury and Mrs. Mabel Marsh went to Elwood today to be the guests of Mrs. Marsh's brother.
J. M. Haydock, of North Broadway, is moving his household goods to Shiawassee County, Mich., today.
Purl Martin and FredBidgood went out and fixed up a break in a gasoline engine on the Otto Schuh farm today.
Miss Lillian Martin,,of Irvington, will accompany Miss Georgia Pierce on her trip to Traverse City. Mich.
Mis kos. L. Ogg and sons, Paul and George, are spending the day with Mrs. Ogg's sister, Mrs. Belle Bennett at Morristown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Thayer and Mr. and Mrs. W7illiam Dudding, returned from a trip to Portland, Oregon, this morning-.
Mrs. Kate Kacy, who has been visiting with J. F. Harlan and wife, of N. State street, returned to her liome in Liberty today.
The Rigdon family reunion will occur at C. A. Rigdon's, of the the real estate firm of Rigdon & Paterson, at Morristown Thursday.
Samuel Craig and wife and Neal Measey and wife, of Noblesville, are here the guests of V. A. Smith and wife, of North Swope St.
Claude Roberts, who lias been visiting with his cousin, Nola Smith, of South State street, returned to his norae at Indianapolis today.
Miss Margaret Newman, who has been visiting with O. A. Newman, of Buck Creek township,'returned to her home in Paris, 111,, today.
William Mitchell and family of East Main street went to Middletown Monday to be the
ruests
of Mr. Mitchell's brother
George and other relatives.
Daniel O'Brien and wife and Andy Watson and wife, of Ind i-
anapolis, and M. Quigley and
family,
G. W. Kelly, of Indianapolis,
home in Rushville, a Krell! representative of the Ben Hur Wiseman, ot Fortville, ,1 ime AutoGrand. To his many other accomplishments Mr. Watson will now add that of being an expert on the selfplayer made at Rushville.
Insurance Co., of Crawfordsville was in Greenfield today on business. The Ben Hur has paid out over $5000 in claims in
DEFEATS INGAllS AGAIN
Hanna Pitches the Best Gams ot the Season.
McCordsville detected Ingalls in one ot the best games played this season by either team, in a close ten inning contest by a score of 1 to 0. It was an interesting game from beginning to limit, and the boys of botn teams displayed a great article of ball playing.
It was a pitchers battle in which Hanna decidely came out best, allowing Ingalls but two hits, striking out eight men. Only thirty-two men faced him. three reaching first and one second. This made Hanna's tenth straight victory. Hanna finished strong, striking out the first two men up in the tenth inning. ..
Ingalls started in to win the game at the very jump, but one man was all the}- could get on first. They did not see first again until the fourth when they got two hits together, but their glory faded when McCordsville made a double play and thus ended their look in. for from this on they did, not even get 'a man to the initial
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sack. McCordsville got a look in first in the third when the first man up, .1. Pickle, got a hit, Hanna got a gilt and Brown got hit. thus with the bases full with no outs they could not reach home before the next three batters were out. Again in the fourth they let two men die on the sacks. They did not have a look in then until the eighth when hunt got a hit, Collins got a gift and Hiday got first on an error, but a quickdouble by Clapp and Dewey ended that inning.
In the tenth^ Olvey led off with a single, Hunt followed with a single, Collins and Hiday popped out, and then with two out Walker got a hit good for two sacks, bringing in Olvey, then J. Pickle hit out a fielders choice to Miller ending the runs.
Walker done the star fielding and received a cheer each time but once, when one did not stay with him.
When the game ended t. Ingalls boys found themselves in the white wash up to their eyes handed out by the. following" score: McCords ville AB PO A
Brown, 8 Pickle, Olvey, 2 Hunt, 1 Collins, rf Hiday, ss Walker, If J. Pickle, cf Hanna. rife
4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5
0 0
Mri.orilliVille
Ingalls
t,,
0 !S 1
1 0
12 0
0 0
0 0 0 0 0
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2 0 1 6
40 1 8 80 11 1 AB PO A E 4 0 0 2 0 0
Ingalls Miller, cf Cnmins, Barnard, 2 Clapp, 1 Dewey, ss Arndt, 8 Flanningan, If Beagle, rf Oelslager,
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
80 0 2 80 I 2 5 I 5 0 S 10 I) 0 0 0 0 0 I) 0 I -i 0 I' II 0 0 0 0—(I hits— row
of East Main street, are TWO oase mis- .. vet we wi
Two base
Mandan, North Dakota, today, picnicking on Blueriver today. Walker ^Stolen bases—Collins, Mr. Catt has been in Dakota ,j. Pickle, Hiday, 2, Walker: moui anu i: 4V... A runnrt that the Wallace's .. 'the God who is
A- report that the Wallace's show had cancelled their date in this city is probably unfounded for this office received a letter today containing instruct ions in ,regard to their advertising.
Struck out—by Hanna, by -1
OelslagerJ' 5 Double plays
Hanna to Hunt, Clapp to Dewey: Left on bases—McCordsville. 18 Ingalls, 2, Hit by pitcher Pickle, Brown Passed|ball- Cumins Umpire—
1:45 McCordsville plays Greenfield Sunday at Spring Lake Park. McCordsville has only
Greenfield within the past year, lost one game this season with fair.
FINANCIAL.
Owing to our connections with one of the largest financial in1 stitution.s of the East, we loan ..money at 4.1- and 5 per cent for five or ten }*ears on business property and farms, with privilege of partial payments and no delay. Loans made on approved collateral and personal endorse* ments. We have tor sale mortgages on highly improved farms land Indianapolis real -estate I that will net to 7 per cent and free trom taxes.
Call or address Eastern Loan Co Rooms 27. 2.^ Baldwin Big..
Indianapolis.
New phone 5^25.
their regular lineup, that to the Club team of Indiannpolis by a score ^ot" 4 to 8. They will no doubt put up a good game of ball. Hanna, their pitcher at present, has not lost a game this season, winning ten straight victories. So all can look for a good game at Spring Lake Park next Sunday.
McCords ville plays Ingalls at McCordsville, Sept. 8. John Moxley went to Indian* apolis today.
Having secured large con* tracts for new corn, we wish to purchase 100.000 bushels for future delivery from good reliable farmers. No kickers need apply. Only good business men wanted. •'Prices talk." Come and mves titrate. New's Mill.
John B. Huston and wife are visiting triends at Anderson for a week.*
For lient--A new house with gas, electricity and city water™ Call upon Dr. L. B. Griffin, No. 105 North State street. 8td*
The Biacklidge-Newnouse annual reunion was held at the Rush county fair grounds Wednesday. Five generations of the Blacklidge family and four of the New house family were present. Representatives were present from Indianapolis, Kokotno, Anderson. Tipton, -Ylexandria, Lebanon, Frankfort. Greenfield and Carthage. The Newhouse family came to Indiana in 1H18 and located in Rush county in 1821 The first generation have all passed away and there is but one of the second living, Mrs, Elizabeth Hackleinan. She war-, able to be present and was the center of interest of this gathering. The day was one of great interest to these two 1 ami lies numbering 150.
Resolutions of Fire Department.
Whereas, death has removed from our company Andrew Bennett, a member of the Greenfield Fire Department, therefore be it resolved,
(1). That we, the members ot said department, deeply mourn his Quntiinely death and shall ever remember his faithful services, pleasant companionship and genial disposition. (2) That the city of Greenfield has lost a worthy and capabla member of the Fire Department who was ever ready to risk his personal safety and labor under any and all conditions to save the property of the citizens of Greenfield. (8). That we extend to his bereaved and sorrowing wife our heartfelt sympathy and while our efforts to console in this great affliction are weak and th her sincerecorn mend her to
rk the God who is merciful and.
Bases on balls—oft Oelslager, n,
1 tt lust and doeth all things well.
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(4). That a copy ot these resolutions be given to the widow ol the deceasad and to the press for publication.
HATKIKU), l)]:rn-:ii,, ABBOTT,
Committal.
Weather Report.
Faii-
portion
south. Showers north' tonight. Wednesday
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