Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 24 August 1905 — Page 3
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Oils, Varnishes,
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W. H. Stewa.'t A. K. Ellis
STEWART & ELLIS
DEALERS !N
Class, Putty,
Pictures and Picture Frames
of all kinds.
PICTURE FRAMING. We carry tlie largest stocic oi Moulding in the city. Call in and tret priccs.
Stewart & Ellis,
22 West Main Sr.
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NEWS NOTES.
Miss Ada Fiskand Miss Pearl JBurk went to Indianapolis today. ..
Mrs. John McBee and daughter, Miss Boll, weut to Indianapolis today.
Mrs. Mabel Marts and Raymond Ellsbury returned from Elwood today after seeing the fair.
Oscar and Harvey Powers and William Jackson, of near Warrington, attended the Reeves reunion today.
W. H. Alger went to Indianapolis today to visit- his son, Jesse, who is taking a course in business college.
Schuyler Hays, wife and Miss Gertrude Vaughn spent last night with Mrs. Bert Burt at their Spring Lake camp.
Rev. M. S. Foreman and wile, of near Harrisburg, but formerly of this city, are here lor a week visit with relatives friends.
and
Mrs. William O'Donnell, wife of Chief of Police O'Donnell, of Toledo, O., will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of James O'Donnell and family and Mrs. Nellie Johnson.
Charles Scott and A. C. Vanmeter, who have the agency of the Singer sewing machine, have leased the north room of the Gooding flats on South State street and will move September 1.
P. S. Montrose and family of Blueriver township left for Buffalo,'N. Y., today to be the guests of E. F. Horsey. From there they will go to Broadford, Pennsylvania to be the guests of Mr. Montrose's parents. Austin Montrose of that place.
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.
1 lot of Jardinieres. choice 1 lot of China Decorated
1 lot of Sl.y." and $1.00 Decorated Dishes for
_rprentice giris ji'can & ManlovfS
.^iurk broke camp
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a iou
Luke,
of '04.
ir weeks' camp at tne
Earl Wii
the farm oi of town,
Mrs. Vint three children, are the guests C. G. Sample, street.
George W. (-ric No. 1, was iu Gn and reports that crop which he promises to be lai
75c 19c ...5c
1 lot of lar«e Turkish Towel cheap at 25c, only
lOe Stem Jelly Dishes, glass at
$1.00 Frosted Glass Lamps, with metal base and fancy etched chimney
All Cut (/lass 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.
HAMMELS-
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cit moved tod?.y to Bl'ildilU .h A. so v. th
Stock hugs sold at *,.oO per.', hundred vat Luther Newhouse sale Tuesday.
Mrs
S:.iinn is the guest
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of Rev. afrd Mils. S. S. Staution of indiamipolisjtoday. rural route of
Scott Mints number tfro, building a new
There are 38'.,9&r acres of land drains into
Bra.nd'ywine,
Walter Walker re his home in Chicago after a visit with A family of South Mech
accord
ing to the surve )r's report.
Goldena and Lennie Julian, who have been Visiting friends at Indianapolis, f^.iave returned
home. O. S. Julian is a^t Shirley today looking after I'yis property there preparatory tVo putting in cement walk's.
of
E. F. Gross and dianapolis, will spen with H. V. Rucker a .n Schmidt, of this city.
^Sunday
Mrs. J. R. Moody rVeturned last night from Marioi.K Lid., where she has been visit\ ing relatives for the past week
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Mrs. Adam Harold son, Curtis, of Conn visiting with Georg^| and family of NortJx.p}f'%.
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Charles Smith, cf Ne\y (Palestine, is here the uest pfl Paul New, of Grant strict. T|he two are classmates c,f t!"j,. class
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Mrs. R. B. Ram ed from a visit New Castle. Mif went witn her, wi school begins.
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Arthur M. oon"\lett today for the sanitarium ait V'ooresville for the benefit of l.iis health.
Durican.
The
and
San-pi
of of of
Idaute,
'Terre. Mr. I He, Mrs. Sou|ii State
iy lia return.th fr«ends at L^is,j who 11 remain/until
George vV. Sou* and Mrs. D. F. daughters, Elsie a attending the Hud in Henry county
er ar] ludle nd F' lson day.
Mrs. Thomas Wichita, Kan., here the guest of erson of North W turned home this
family and v. are 'Minion
Hami' ho lw Irs .1. P. Andjod^street renorning.
ter, oi R. R. •enfield today is clover seed is harvesting :ly good.
Jesse "Wheelur east of this city, a field today and sa a ver)' tine potato his potatoes wei four pounds.
living northIvas in Greenthat he had crop. Four of led more than
The show las of the Columbia attended by all th could get inside ther performance tonight.
49c i25c
Dishes, good value at 50c, at
1 lot China Decorated Dishes, Toe value, at OvFC'
night, east hotel, was people who lie tent. Anwill be given
Mrs. W. O. Sel\istiaii and son and L. 1. Sebasl ian and Mrs. Margaret Ryon leave Sunday for Cynthiana Ky., to be the guests of relatives. From there they will to Middleberg in the Soul hem part of Kentucky.
Advertising cai
No. 1,
of the
Wallace Shows ajrrived in the city this mornihg and men assisted by Horace Swope and and William Branham are posting the city with of ferocious anirr horses and pretty! women
kishy pictures als, beautiful
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Loan Association
V. L. EARLY, President. JOHN CORCORAN, Sec'y. ain eM».
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Greent today looking after businei!e Kay and Maxwt
.eeman, Jesse Barret jrge Thayer went to i.l today. Circuit court will convene for the SePtember term one week from ne.^ Monday.
Born: rjiQ pran^
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beth Fra\.7jer
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library is, again opened, ibrarian. Miss Handy, returned from her
the having
summer
vacation,
Misp Hazel Stanley, of North School street, has returned from a tlri'ee weeks visit with relatives'at Lebanon.
MrB. E.
A.
SinitJa, of Mont-
pel ie,r~ and Mrs. John Curry of ]STt?w Castle, are the guests of Mrs Burt Burk toda^r.
Noah Souder is today.
improving
yOlT'ey
adie Bark* and daughter it to Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
r*orn
)n t|Je
20th, a boy baby.
Mlsse Kate Harlan and Dora Arnold -ent Indianapolis today.
Johln. juii,
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Willow, was in
Eliza
q£
on the 2 I Miss Wilkins/ Nelle a.'
In-
Mechanjc street
d, a boy baby.
SimmoES. of
to Mr on, of her) gran Warrum.
rned to sterday •ek and
The dan
St.
have been piano brp'"' th
igrand le is '•"..r
near
is visiting Misses Olive Hufford. lertha Harding, of
Mis
South lli jg ^[le jrUest of irie'. Shirle}7 this week. Mis?-' Ma 1^ Stanley has gone to be the guest liother, Mrs. Angle
at Spring- Lake :ntinued and the in to be used at
nton, of ft today guest of hittick.
Miss Marie Piln East 'North street, for F"rankfort to be tt| her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Mrs. W. J. Rominge.V'jX Miller and Miss Gertn\idt.n«w Mrs of Indianapolis, ant
rs
Smith.and Otto Romi \ig*\ of!da^
thi^ city, picnicked at Lake last night.
^k of been
change in her condition d\urinii the past few* days.
Rev. H. H. Harmon WcVs a caller at this office Tueslday evening. Rev. Harmon is mayiager of the Chautauqua to I be fiven here next month and was 1 in the city looking after t\he arrangements for the meeting.]
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ALfoij'd and daughter, Nelle, left yesterday for a visit with relatives near Martinsville. They will also visit with friends at Shelbyville for a few days before returning home.
Having secured large contracts 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 inves tijrate. New's Mill.
James Walton, wife and Mrs. O. C. Heller, returned Wednesday from a visit with William Wood and wife of Mechanicsbur^ Mrs. John Dudding, who had been at Meclianicsburg for some time on account of her sisters health, also returned with them. I
'k"*
at Carthage
Maurice Clean* is still on the sick list.
S. B. Souder ville todav.
went to Rush-
Mrs. C. E. Kinder went to Indianapolis today.
Miss Edith Poulson returned from Anderson last night.
Charles Reeves was at Indianapolis Wednesday on business. Miss Mae Huston is visiting friends at Marion and Elwood this week.
Mrs. Mary Dill, of Frankfort, is here the guest of Mrs. Luther Sewell.
W. R. Gibbs and family, of Wilkinson, attended the Reeves reunion todav.
Sixteen of the Wallace circus advance men registered at the Columbia today. been a
Amos Gambrel has granted a State license as practicing veternary.
H. Eshelman, the undertaker, purchased a fine new "first call" wagon this morning.
Charles Eastes, of 'Wood street, who has been ill for some time, is better today.
J. E. Conners and son of Iudianapolis, were here on a business trip- yesterday afternoon.
C-J-eorge Allen is absent from the city on a business trip. He will be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Mar}'' Curtis, of We»t Fourth street, is the guest of! Mrs. N. B. Pandy, of North Wood street. I
Mrs. Eddie Wright, of Indianapolis, is here as the gaiest of Mrs. Frank Lineback, of West Fifth street.
Earnest Beckley, who has been at Cincinnati for a few days, is back at his post at Fort's meat market.
Miss Effie Moody, who is the guest of her uncle, Rev. William Miller, of Stinesville, will re turn home Saturday.
Earl Lynam, of North Pratt street, who has been the guest of (Knightstown relatives for the past week, returned 'home this morning.
Frances Wood, 9 months old,
the adopted child of Mr. and \rthur Hendren, of PierIwin
son
street, died about noon to-
of
tuberculosis. Funeral at
Spin,r the house at 2:30 tomorrow.
i' I Mrs- Sarah Middleton, of
Reports from the bet"' de oi Morristown, £and Mrs. Mollie Miss Bertha Carr, wh. is ill^Jamond, of near Flatrock, visiwijfh typhoid fever, are ^at in common expression she holding her own, there bei\j»ff
ed the formers daughter, Mrs.
1.
no
O. Middleton, of this city y^terday.
•. For Sale.
Ooice pedigreed Poland Chin\ pigs from the best of StraiL at reasonable prices.
W. T. BAKER,
yVortville, Ind., R. 2.
Residef miles east of Eden.
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To Wlv^n it May Concern
Next Mon'Viy, Aug1. 1905 at the Holin^s Camp Meeting grounds at Cleveland, Ind., preparations Vill be made for the annual camV meeting Sept. 1st to 10th. Lit all who are 'nterested comV prepared to vork. Bring your\iammer, saw nails, Posthole diggers etc.
Rufus Leonard's Sale.
From bills printed in this office it is observed that Ftifus I^emard will offer his personal ty at public sale on Sat-
pL'pert \ay,
August 20. His property
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exists of horses, cows, wa/gon, ca|iage, harness, plows, /etc., coli in the field, hay and the ma| other things usually \kept on jprm. W. H. Pauley \vill cry [|e sale and the terms as u,\al.
James
D.
O'Sullivan, Ex-Deputy Attorney a State of New York,
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They advertise that they will present certain new and marvelous acts. They name the performers, picture and describe the act, and people can go to the show expecting to see everything as advertised.
It is not a question of whether or not Wallace will show all he adbertises, as people have longago learned that his show is an amusement bargain counter, that the Wallace Circus invariably exhibits a great deal more than it advertises.
The Dance is To-Night.
A mistake was made in this paper yesterday in the notice of the dance at the armory. It will occur tonight instead of Friday night as printed.
Advertised Letters.
Remaining the Greenfield post office, Aug. 2-1, 1005. Joe Melbarn.
When calling for these letters please say advertised/ N. R. SPENCKK, P. M.
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Mrs. Robert Crossley and Mrs. Nellie Cl.v were called to Indianapolis Tuesday by the serious illness of Mrs. Fannie Chapman.
Roy Spilker, Frank Eastes and Chauncey Pogue were at the festival at Gem Saturday night.
Miss Blanch Aronhalt of Greenfield attended the Wilson reunion Sunday.
D. Stoner and wife and son Pearl are spending a week with Arthur Marsh and wife at Yincennes.
Mrs. George Wren who has been very ill at the home of Mrs. Sarah Siincox is some better at this writing. ..
Ezra. Grigsby and daughters Maude and Mabel and Miss Flo Gilson of Gem spent Monday afternoon with Wm. Marbangh and family.
Mrs. Essie Whitaker and Mrs. Delia Dunham and children spent Saturday and Sunday:^: with James Eastes and wife o,f near Greenfield.
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Pharmaceutical Chemists.
Now For Wallace Shows-
W'thin recent years there has been a noticeable revolution in the methods employed in the manag'ement of circuses. In
invariably discredited. This is changed now. The modern circus is, as a rule, in the hands of worthy and honorable men, they are reliable and agreeable in business relatiods. The "greatest and most satisfactory change is the line of advertising. For instance, the Great Wallace Shows are advertised to appear in Greenheld on Friday, Sept. 8.
former years the promises oi a and Joe Stoner and wife were at circus man were worthless, and the statement of circus advertisements were
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hnlNCIAL.
Owing to our connections one of the largest financial stitutions of the East, we lo money at 4A and 5 per cent five or ten years on busine property and farms, with priv lege of partial payments and delay. Loans made on approve* collateral and personal endorse ments. We have for sale mortgages on highly improved farms and Indianapolis real estate that will net fj to 7 per cent and:, tree from taxes.
Call or address Eastern Loan Co.. Rooms 27. l!s Baldwin Big"..
Indianapolis.
New phone ."^2").
There will be a lecture at the •church Thursday evening. Ad-' mission ten cents.
Miss Fannie Guist was shopping at Indianapolis Monday. Joe Dillman has puschased a new buggy.
Mrs. John Wright and daugh-. ter Ethel are visiting friends at Benterville.
Gal vary G. Sample and wife oi Greenfield were in town on business Monday.
Guy Scotten was calling on friends at New Palestine Sunday evening. 1
David Girt and wife, Chas. Blue and wife and A. R. Taylor and wife attended the lecture at McCordsville Monday night.
Chas. Wright, W. T. Dillman
onsidered Spring Lake Park Sunday after-* noon.
There will be a medicine shows here for one week beginning Aug,? 2b. Admission free.
SHIRLEY.
Charles Widener is back fromhis vaeation and has resumed his position in the lamp chimney factory which opened up again Wednesday.
Rev. Oliver Beeson and wife left Saturday for Traverse City, Michigan: to spend several weeks.
Ed McCti.ll and wife, of Knightstown, spent Sunday with Fred xMasterson and wife.
Mrs. Yashti Yelton is visiting Howard Carr and wife, of Anderson, who are the proud parents ot an eight pound boy.
Elder Dailey filled his regular appointment, here Sunday. Mossie Baldwin is visiting relatives at New Castle.
Mrs. W. W. Cooper ha*, gone to Pennsylvania for an extended visit with relatives and friends
Miss Minnie llouck is at Acton attending the Holiness camp meeting.
Guerney DeCamp and wife, Mrs. Emma Pickerintr and Fred Masterson and wife have gone north to the lakes for a ten days rest and recreation.
Ernest Goodwin and wife, of Marion, and Mrs. Blanche Cox, of Indianapolis, are here with their mother, Mrs. A. Q. Goodwin, who had the misfortune of seriously mashing her hand in a printing press Friday.
Most of the streets of our town pre.-ent a torn up appearance caused by the putting down of cement sidewalks and grading the streets. When completed it will be a great improvement.
Houses are scarce and rents are high. If more people would build, the houses would be rented as rapidly a» they are put up. People are waiting to rent houses in order to move here. The town is still "on the boom."
Ed Pulse, of St. Paul, is spending a few weeks at home with his parents.
Bert James is quite sick at present. Rev. Wm. Moon, of Fairmount preached at the Mission Saturday night and Sunday: On account of the work being done on the sidewalk in front of the Mission the meetings were closed until Saturday night.
Mary,May and Cecil Jaaes, of Wilkinson, were here Monday.
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