Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 26 August 1905 — Page 3

W. H. Stewart A. K. Ellis

STEWART & ELLIS

DEALERS IN-

Wallpaper, Painty

Oils, Varnishes, Cilass, Putty,

Pictures and Picture Frames

of all kinds.

PICTURE FRAMING.

We carry the largest stock oi, Moulding ni the city. Call in and get priccs.

Stewart & Ellis,

2 2 West Main St.

Both Phones 74-.

NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Jack Schoettel went to "Shelby ville Friday.

James Comstock of Swope street is quite sick.

Patrick Sharkey returned from Evansville today.

The sale of Rufus Leonard near Gem occurred today.

Charles Davis of W. Fifth St. is working in Indianapolis.

Miss Hazel Parnell is the guest of Elvira Wooten of Carthage.

Mason Jeffries of Xenia. Ohio, attended the Jeffries reunion at Spring Lake Park today.

Miss Addie Wright returned to Indianapolis Friday after a visit with relatives and triends.

Mason Jeffries of Xenia, Ohio, is here the guest of his brother, Henry Jeffries, of N. State St.

Mrs. Mae Wiggins, of Richmond is visiting her sister. Mrs. Li Hie Davis of W. Fifth street.

E. V. McCarty and mother, who have been visiting at Maxwell have returned to their home in Latavette.

Mrs. W. M. Fletcher who has been the guest of her sons Ward and Marv, returned to her home in Indianapolis today.

Mrs. Anna Readle and son, of -Gwynneville, are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Readle of W. North street.

John Bohn and family, who have been visiting Renzie Gant and family of Tipton for a few days, returned home Friday.

Roy Crider, wife and family of Covington, Kv., who are visiting

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Gor­

don, cf west Main street, will leave for their home Sunday.

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LET-GO

•»SALE!«-

Havland China Cups ami Saucers, decorated

Havaland China plates decorated, each

l) White Vienna China cups and Sauc.rs and laua plates, all go at I*Ovl

Cocoa Castele Soap, good per cake 1

Children's Fancy Harulkereach Iv'

Crepe paper, all the fancy colors. per roll OC* 7i"c.

fcoc. and 50c. Granite preservin^ kettles, to close. OOL

One lot of Framed Pictures choice

1 lot Crystal Cilass yrumhlars each

1 Assortment of Ladies Hand a O

1 Assortment ot Ladies I-land-1 rk kerchiefs, each UJC-

A fine assortment of CARLS 1AI) china decorated cake plates, celery trays, salad dishes, cream and sugars, fruit dishes, 50c. value to close them out aOL

We have a large fissortmeut of Lamps to close out. Come in and let give you a bargain in a lamp. d»| Special lot of tancy ones at ^71

•»HAMMELS-

Edward Felt went to Indianapolis today.

William Marts went to Indianapolis today.

The Jeffries family reunion occurred today at Spring Lake.

Wanted:—Apprentice girls at lonce at Duncan & Manloves*.

Pony Frazier. of Shirley, was in Greenfield Friday on busi ness.

Merritt \Yood is assisting in tiie office of J. D. Conklin & Son.

Anna Felt is staying at the home of George W. Crideron RR. number one.

The Morrison undertaking establishment is being repaired with a new roof.

Miss Eva Cannon, of Pittsburg Pa., is visiting Mrs. Allie Moore of North Broadway.

Charles J. Richmanand family, of West North street, will visit with New Palestine friends Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson were visiting the family of Lafe Crider in Jackson township Friday.

WANTED: Carpenters and carpenters helpers. Nordyke fc Marmon Co., Indianapolis, Ind.

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Miss Mary Adams, of Greenfield. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Newsom over Sunday.

Miss Jessie Baldwin has accepted a position in the office of the I. &. E. Railway Company.

L. E. McDonald will go to Carp Lake,' Mich., this evening. His family has been there several weeks.

Miss Minda Smith, of Carroll county, is'visiting her uncle, .!• L. Smith and family, of North Swope street.

Orange Oxer and family, of West Alexandria, O., are moving into the Riley property, on West Main street.

The public sale of Mrs. Lydia Snodgrass occurred this afternoon at her residence on Hough street in this city.

George W. Johnson, of this city, is bidding on some big painting contracts in Henry and Marion counties.

Mrs. Pearl Bridges went to Indianapolis Friday evening where she met her husband and attended the theatre.

James M. Richey and Fred S. Richey have contracted to clean out 10.500 feet of ditch. The ditch is known as the Parish ditch.

Carl Fisher, ot Indianapolis, and E. G. Clark, ot Muncie, spent last night at the Columbia. They came from the East an auto and were obliged to telephone to Indianapolis for tires and other supplies tor their machine. which were brought out this morning irom the Fisher establishment and the repairs made.

The lectpre entitled "What Does the World Most Need Today y—A Man," which has been delivered so successfully in many partsiot Imiana^by Dr. C. A. Robmsoiti, ot his city, will appear in 11 ve lnd ana Red-Man in serial iorijii. Th'S publication is the organ lot t.h

Ked Men of

the State anil the address is to be published!at the request of many

members ot the

have heard it deli\

desire

order who

eredand

other

who

membus toiead

it.

Concerning jthis leclute Congressman George Cromer who heard ilt at Inion City, said: "The main who can uttei such noble an^f

elevating

isenti-

meots as 1 ha^e heard tod.ay is truly inspired with a l°

ve

f°

his fraternal brotherliootjl as well as all manikind.'' I-46

INTEREST PAID

OX DEPOSITS

ASSETS,

$68,798. §5.

THE (atKK.M'IKLI)

Building Loan Association V. L. EARLY, President. JOHN CORCORAN, Scc'y.

15 Went Main Street,

A1 Goble expects to have his new residence completed within three weeks.

Six of the surveyor's assistants are working on the John's ditch near Westland today.

Frank Barr and family will spend Sundayr with Perry Boles and family, of Shelby coynty.

Mrs. Susan Nigh, of West Fourth street, who has been sick for some time, is better today.

Laurence Sheckel will leave this evening for Jeanette, Penn., to accept a position in a fruit jar factory.

The Greenfield party for the National G. A. R. Convention at Denver, Colo., will leave one week from todayr.

Miss Kate Barr, of Lena Barr's millinery stop, is spending her vacation with Perry Boles and family, of Shelby county.

There will be no preaching at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. B. C. Day "will speak at the church, in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Charles Smith, who has been spending a couple ot days with Paul New, of Grant street, returned to his home in New Palestine today.

Rev. Thomas Williams' subject at the Friends church tomorrow morning will be "God's Secret Place.'' He will preach the evening also as usual.

I will transfer trunks, valises and baggage to any part of city for 10 cents. LAFE ELSBUKY,

City Feed Store,

a26 tfd 26 S. State street.

Mrs. Ben Porter went to Cumberland yesterday to remain two or three weeks with her mother, Mrs. Eleanor Downing, who is in poor health. Mrs. Downing is eighty-three years old.

Rev. J. R. Moody went to Indianapolis this morning to meet his daughter, Miss Effie, who returned home this morning from Stinesville where she has been visiting relatives several weeks.

Mrs. Ella Bogue and two children, of Washington, Kan., arrived Friday evening and are the guests of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Duncan, of South East street. They will visit relatives in this county for a few weeks.

For Trade—Land in Hancock county -63 acres, room house, summer kitchen, wood house, 2 good wells, 13 acres in timber, 300 sugar trees, walnut and ash. All level land except 6 acres, telephone in house, 1 mile from school and church. Price $70 per «}cre. Want $1,500 residence in Greenfield. Tnis farm is in Blue River township. ltd C. A. Crider.

Albert S Scotten, one of the prosperous farmers of Buck Creek township, was in Greenfield today and called at this office. He brought with him a sample of yellow corn which he raised this year which is very fine. He got the seed *of the eorn in Shelby county. He did not know the name of the corn, but it is generally called the World's Fair Corn. It has been raised in Illinois for several years and large crops of it have been known to average ninetyeight bushels to the acre.

John Corcoran was at Indianapolis today.

Mrs. J. W. Cooper, of East Main street, is sick.

Howard T. Roberts, of Maxwell, was in Greenfield today.

Lawrence Harlan will spend Sunday with friends at Shelby vi lie.

Mrs. Ella Pogue, of Washington, Kas.. is here the guest of relatives.

"Sis" Cook, manager of the Wilkinson base ball team, was in Greenfield this morning,

Mrs. Kizer is sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Merida, on North Broadway.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson went to Indianapolis today to attend the Red Men's carnival.

For Sale:—Two cows and a calf. MRS. ED LACE ltdltw* 528 N. School St.

Miss Fannie Offutt and Robert Mulvihill left today for a week's visit with friends in Falmouth.

Robert Gough, of Plymouth, is here the gdest of his parents, Hiram Gough and wife, of North East street.

Paul Morford and wife and Rex Wilkinson will spend Sunday with Bob Offutt and wife at Maxinkuckee.

The Baily Furniture Repair House, of West Main street, had some nice letteriug done on their windows this morning.

Mrs. Ora Tweedy and sister, Miss Til a Adams, of Elwood, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Readle ot this city.

Mrs. W. S. Kirkpatrick and daughter went to Brazil today to spend Sunday- with her husband who is working there.

Miss Daisy Evans, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Slifer, of North State street.

Misses Ruby and Jessie McNamee visited the family of James McClure, who lives on their father's farm iu Sugarcreek township, today.

F. M. Anderson, of Elgin, Ills., and Albert Anderson and wife, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson, of Wood street.

Misses Margaret Baldwin and Clara Morford will return Sunday from Danville, Illinois, where they have been the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Reisdorf.

Miss Nellie Webb, who for the past few days has visited with William H. Stewart and wife, of West Fifth street, has returned to her home at Osgood-

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reddick have just returned from an extended visit in Southern Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. They say the corn crop in Southern Indiana is very fine.

The trial of Noble McBane, which was set for this morning before Squire Smith was postponed on account of the non-appearance of Mrs. McBane, the prosecuting witness.

James Snider, of Brandy wine township, who has been suffering from kidney trouble for some time, is not so well. Although able to be about Mr. Snyder is in a very bad condition

Eli Hagans returned Friday from the southern part of the State where he has been traveling for the D. H. Goble Printing Company. He reports large crops ot corn in Monroe, Jackson and Scott connties.

W. T. Allen and wife, of East Mam street, John Scott and wife, of North Wood street, and Elder R. W. Thompson, of West Fifth street, left for Sheridan yesterday, where they will attend a meeting of the Baptist Association.

L. B. Cole was at Morristown \7esterday.

Charles Coffman was in town today.

Westland

Johu McGill, the popular real estate man. has returned from an extended visit.

The car track from the power house to Spring Lake Park is covered with water and the car is unable to run.

Miss Myrtle Schrieber, of New Palestine, and guest, Miss Ethel Peters, of Florida, spent Friday with friends in this citv.

Mrs. W. B. Walker has been called to Marion to be at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Crawford, who is quite sick.

The Misses Nera Forbes and Alma Boblett have returned to their homes in Knightstown after a week's visit here with relatives and friends.

Rev. J. R. Moody's subject at the M. P. Church tomorrow morning will be''Tendencies to Heroes." In the evening there will be a special service.

The funeral of William D. Anderson occurred at the home of Mrs. Jackson, southwest of this city yesterday. Rev. J. W. Snider conducted the services. Interment was at Park cemetery^.

Lafayette Lislier and daughter Laura of Barton county7, Mo., are here the guests of their daughter and sister, Mrs Geo. W. Ferris of this city. Mr. Lisher reports good crops in Missouri this y7ear.

Mis. Estella Snider Shiesz of Indianapolis, who has been visiting' with parents for several weeks, returned home Friday. Her friends will be pleased to learn that her health is much improved.

son will resign his present position and take charge of the M. P. church at Tiffin, Ohio, in the near future.

Misses Eva, Ruth and Mr. Hugh Goble, who are in Colorado, will start for home Monday. Ln a letter they state that they have been camping on the same ground that "Teddy'' hunted over. Miss Eva will stop off at St. Louis for a week's visit.

For Trade -5A acres ot land joining" Dublin, 14 room brick house,

Miss Hattie White of West- lege of partial payments and no land was in Greenfield today delay. Loans made on approved shopping collateral and personal endorsements. We have for sale mortgages on highly improved farms and Indianapolis real estate that will net fi to 7 per cent and

Miss Bertha Carr. who is suf-

Prof. C. W. Flumes, the Indianapolis music teacher, is in Mifs Ruth Seacrest went to town today giving lessons. Knightstown today.

The Primary Union will meet Samuel Harlan of Jackson Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock township was in Greenfield toat the home of R. H. Archev. i^ay.

Mrs. Oscar Marts returned to Auditor William Garriott left her home on West South street, today for Richmond and Ohio last night after a visit with Elwood friends.

Rev. Crates S. Johnson ot Hoyt Avenue church Indianapolis was here today the guest of aughn, bidders on street imRev. J. R. Moody. Rev. John

new7 barn 30x30,

Excurtion Fares To Chicago Via Peniisyl

vauia Lines,

August 30th, 31st, September 1st, excursion tickets to Chicago account Meeting Gentlemen's Driving Club will be sold via Peensylvania Lines from all ticket stations. For full information apply to Local Ticket Agent of those Lines.

cisterns, 2 wells. 3 acres in'family ol Filth street lett tor fruit trees, black soil. Price1 their home at Stockwell today.

$2,500. Will take one hall inj j^lrs. L. O. Haines, daughter Greenfield property.

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FINANCIAL.

Owing to our connections

The Jeffries reunion is at the one of the largest financial i'f Lake today. stitutions of the East, we loan money at 4A and 5 per cent for five or ten years on business properly and farms, with privi-

re

fering with typhoid fever, is re- Call or address

parted much better today.

Hiram Weed and wife, of Anderson, were in Greenfield today circulating among friends.

from taxes.

Eastern Loan Co.,

Rooms 27, '2$ Baldwin 131 it. Lnd ianapolis. New phone

ls2o.

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Some one poisoned the Scotch collie dog belonging to Claude Hawk, last night.

Lula Westlake, of Plainfield, is here the guest of Miss Ineze Floyd of East Grant street.

Eph Marsh who has been staying on on his father's farm since his return from Col., is in town to spend Sunday.

Mrs. J. V. Cotty, who has spent several days with friends in this city will return to her home in Marion, Sunday.

Mrs. J. A, Everson and son ot Columbus, Ohio, are the guest-, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Everson of Swope street.

Squire V. A. Smith returned Friday evening from a trip to Columbus, Franklin, Jonesville, Seymore and Jeffersonvil le.

Miss Etta Reddick returned to her home in Knightstown today7 after a visit with Miss Ruth Seacrest of S. Pennsylvania St.

Mrs. Latta O. Hanes and children returned today from New Palestine where they7 have been visiting friends for a week.

J. D. Dennis who recently visited friends in Carthage and this city is again at his home at Marion,Alabama, where he is postmaster.

Miss Lena Nigh, who is suffering with rheumatism and lying near death apparently for several days, was some better this morning.

R. Rheinegger assistant

Superintended ot the Prudential Insurance Company attended that company's picnic at Richmoud today.

Elam Jeffries and William

provements at orri stow were too high and contracts were given to local men.

Don't fail to attend Bertraan Day's lecture at the Presbyterian church tomorrow atternoon. It is tree and a cordial invitation is extended to everybody.

L. Moffitt and wile, who were the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson ol Wood street, returned to their home at Cambridge City Friday morning.

Mrs. G. W. Thompson and children, who have been visiting Elder R. W. Thompson and

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son

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C. A. Crider, \i\ M. Haines and I dimly ol New ltd Arcade Bldg.

a es

have been visiting

tine, returned to their

home on Pratt street this morn-

ing. i:

-'Miss Minda Smith, ol Carroll county, and Miss Grace Moore, ot Noble county, who have been visiting relatives in this county for some time past, lett today tor Lafayette where they wiU make a short visit turning home,