Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 31 August 1905 — Page 2

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STEWART & ELLIS

DEALERS IN

Wall=Paper, Paints,

Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Pictures* and

Picture Frames of al! kinds.

PICTURE FRAMING We carry the largest stock oi Mouldings in the city. Call and get priccs.

Stewart & Ellis, 22 "West Main St. Both Phones 74-.

NEW5 NOTES.

J. C. Wood and wife of Wilkinson attended the Willett reunion at Spring Lake yesterday

Miss Ethel Harlan of North .State street is the guest of Dr. O. C. Colllins and wife of Mohawk.

Rev. B. F. Daily aud W. S. Montgomery are visiting with Mr. Daily's father, Charles Daily of Clinton, Ind.

Miss Lulu Westlake of Plainfield returned home Thursday after a visit with with Miss Inez Floyd of East Grant street.

Miss Cresence Johnson will leave this evening fo Jackson Missouri where she will visit her sister, Mrs. J. W. Taylor, who is dangerously ill.

Harvey Winn, an old Hancock county citizen living northwest of town who has been in poor health for some time, was able to be in town Wednesday.

A party composed of New7 Palestine and Greenfield people went to Kniglitstown today and spend the day with Miss Maud Brown, one ot the home girls. Miss Brown spent the summer with Miss Vania Gates.

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LET-GO

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Haveland China Cups and Saucers, decorated "Haveland China plates'decorated, each 2^^ 6 White Vienna China cups and

Saucers and (J Viena d?| plates, all go at ^7l»Ovf Cocoa Castele Soap, good per cake IC' Children's Fancy Handkerchiefs each Crepe paper, all the fancy colors. per roll _.OC' 75c. 65c. and uOc. Granite preserving kettles, to close...OOL One lot of Framed Pictures choice 1 lot Crystal Glass Tumblers each 1 Assortment of Ladies Handkerchiefs, each 1 Assortment of Ladies Hand-| kerchiefs, each IvFC'

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W. H. Stewart A,

Bert Clark is attending" the Rushville fair this week/, Raymond Orr and Jess Smith went to Mt, CorD.fr-"-. ^sterday.

John Jol^ -man attendsr Kusnville ThursdiS ^'"Misses Jennie Jackson and

Lena Hafner were at Indianapolis Thursday. The Cosmas society will have a market at Spot Cash gocery Saturday. 2td

Theodore Winn, of Wood St., has accepted a position with the •Greenfield Star Stor.

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

We have a large assortment of Lamps to close out. Come in and let usigive you a'bargain in a lamp.d* Special lot of tapcy ones at ^/1

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This is your chance to secure peaches for canning. Call 'phone No. 288.

JESSE O'NEAL.

Wanted—A ladies' secondhand bicycle. Morrison phone 371.

Found:—A door key. Pay for this notice and get the key at this office.

Wanted— Good, one-horse wagon, second-hand. Inquire this office a28tf

James Reed and family returned home from Carp Lake Thursday morning.

A. B. Lineback of the Spot Cash clothing deartmentis taking a week's vacation.

Al and John Johnson and wives, of Carthage, were here Thursday in their auto.

John Weber, formerly of this city but now of Utica, 0..io, is here the guest of friends.

Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lay returned last night from a two days' visit in Brown County.

Fores Monger was at Shelbyville Thursday on business connected with the surveyor's office.

John Grandison who has been living on the farm of A. J. Banks has moved to Kirkville this city.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. King and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ball of S. East street attended the Rushville Thursday.

Otis and Bertha Orr spent Thursday at Riverside Park, Indianapolis and attended the theatre in the evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cuyler are expected home the first of the week. They have been spending a few weeks in Canada and Michigan.

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

City Feed Store,

a26 tfd 26 S. State street. George H. Leary, of Darling, Miss., arrived here today to remain until fall. He is working with R. L. Barnard, formerly of this county.

Mrs. N. J. Pauley, who has been the guest of John S. Carson and family of East Main St. returned to her home at Indianapolis Thursday evening.

Dr. C. A. Robinson of N. State street will leave tomorrow for Coinersville to spend Sunday with his soninlaw O. R. Sherry who is sick with typhoid fever.

Sid Walker is moving his piano store from the hall room of the Arcade building to the room vacated by the Smith & Rominger Candy Kitchen.

A.X Banks has several peach trees of a very select variety growing around his green house which are bearing this year. One peach.picked today weighed 10i ounces and measured 10£ inches in circumference.

Ed Allen, son of George Al. len, of North State street, and who is employed in the banking house of the Union Trust company of Indianapo[is, has accepted a position oi the same character in St. Louis and will leave for that city Sunday. Mr. Allen is one of the most reliable and deserving young men in our city and it is a matter of gi eat honor to Greenfield that so many large institutions come to our city for helpi

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TUB GHEEXFI5?TiI

Building Loan Association

I V. L. EARLY, President, JOHN CORCORAN, Sec'y. I '13 West Main Street.

Dr. E. R. Sisson of Maxwell was in Greenfield tod&y. Miss Mary Cole is the guest of Shelbyville friends this week

Burners, mantles, globes, shades, mica chimneys, at Gas office. 28t6

Mrs. B. Ramsey and daughter, Lois, returned today from New Castle.

Miss Blanch Eastes who lives south of town is the guest of Miss Hattie Duncan.

Dr. L. B. Griffin is repairing his property on N. Noble street with a new tin roof.

V. R. Snodgrass of New Palestine, trustee of Sugarcreek township was in town today.

Horace E. Smith, a prominent Indianapolis attorney, was here on legal business today.

Will Nagley of West Fifth street visited Itasca tribe of Indianapolis Red Men recently.

Mrs. John Johnson severely cut her finger yesterday, severing the nail, which makes a very painful injury.

Rev. Joseph C. Williamson of Cleveland, Ohio, has arrived to assist in the Holiness meeting at Cleveland, Ind.

Miss Goldie Jeffries, who has been visiting the past few weeks with friends at New Castle and Knightstown, returned home today.

Miss Mamie Suits has resign ed her position as dinning room girl at the Hotel Guymon to accept a position in a millinery store.

Jesse Barrett lef this morning to take a position with a surveyor's gang working on the Indianapolis Cincinnati traction line.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holding, Miss'Mamie Wright and Frank Grey attended the fair at Rushville Thursday.

Alfred Richey who has been confined to his home for seven weeks with a disease of the eye and other troubles is able to be at work again.

John and Frank Heaton, who were formerly in the grocery business in this city, lately of Irvington, are preparing to go to Oklahoma for permanent residence.

J. M. Huft'ord, general agent of the Standard, today mailed a check for $37.86 to Fred V. Hardin of Fortville, covering a brief spell of sickness from which Mr. Harrdin has just recovered.

John S. Rees, who has been conducting the Clover Leaf dairy, farm west of Greenfield, has purchased a half interest in A. J. Banks' shorthorn herd of cattle and moved to Mr. Banks' farm north-east of Greenfield.

Miss Pearl Scott, of South Mechanic street, celebrated her 16th birthday by giving a party to her friends Wednesday. The guests were entertained during the evening by music and games. The evening was spent most enjoyably. Refreshments of watermelon, bananas and^peaches were served. Those present were Misses Julia, Coffin, Leora Moore, Pearl Sco£t, Ruth Gorman and Pearl Hiylt, and Messrs Ace Boring, Artpur Peck, Wilbur Lynam, CarljHilt and Har ry Moore.

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Mrs. Thad Shumway, of Pittsboro, Ind., is expecjted here this evening.

John Wallace, ttustee.ot Buckcreek township, was in Greenfield on business today.

John Frost and daughter, Elsie LCrider, living north of town, left today for Denver, Colorado.

Mrs. H. B. Thayer and Miss Roxey Thayer, returned from Carp Lake Michigan, Thursday morning.

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

Elbert Lewis, of Anderson, visited with his parents, Wm. Lewis and wife, of East Douglas street today.]

George Thayer leaves Monday for Lafayette. He will enter Purdue and take an electrical engineering course.

Vinton A. Smith has been appointed special administrator of the estate of Andrew J. Bennett deceased. Bond $3,000.

For Rent—My splendid residence property of seven rooms with bath and electric light. Mrs. J. H. Bragg, No. 110 West North street.

W. A. Watson will move his barber shop Monday from South East street to the business room formerly occupied by the Smith jewelry store on. West Mainj street.

A. L. Chittick has rented Mrs. Ellen Bragg's new house on Spring street and will move from Frankfort. Mrs. Chittick is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pilkenton of this city.

Judge E. W. Felt and son, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Archey attended Hanly day at Ingalls yesterday. They estimate the crowd at 4000. South Madison and north Hancock counties were out in force they say.

Rev. and Mrs. M. F. Ilift, spent last night with J. W. Harrell and family of Tague street. Yesterday evening several:of the M. P. brethren called upon them. They were, Rev. and Mrs. Moody, Misses Emma aod Selma Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peck and Hayes Smith. Refreshments were served during the evening. Rev. Iliff was on the way to his church at: Fowlerton.

If there is a man or woman in Green= who doubts for a moment that a dollar will not go fartherjjjat our store for JJJ Groceries than any other place in the city, and will call in and see us,.

We'll Prove to Them •, .t)

V'JThat they cannot near duplicate our prices, the quality of the goods con= v' sidered, in this or any other town. We mean it and will be glad to prove it to any one.

SOUDER & PHER1GO.

:j.' Both Telephones.

N. B.==The Ladies of the Presbyterian (P W Church will have an abundance of good things W $ to eatat our store tomorrow. W lit

Bert Burk and daughter Pauline, went to Indianapolis today.

Paul Pierce is driving tha Adams Express Co.'s wagon today.

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GOLD CREEK MINING STOCK—Party needs money and will sell at a sacrafice, stock selling by the company at a dollar per share. Communicate with this office.

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Don't forget the market at Souder & Pherigo's grocery.

A nice crowd attended the dance at the Armory last night.

Jeff Crider attended the Rush connty fair at Rushville today. Charles Byers made a business trip to Indianapolis today.

Will Rhoadarmer and Charles Patterson fished at the Lake today. t,

Charles Smith has moved East street to North State street.

The Stage Favorite cigar advertising automobile was here this morninir.

Ed Hawk, who was stabbed by John Nelson at Morristown, will probably recover.

Miss Nellie Rozean has returned from a visit with her parents at Michigan City.

L. B. Cole and Jesse Walton returned last night from a week's camp on Blveriver.

Bert Clark returned Thursday from Rushville where he has been all week attending the fair.

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Forest Paris) Greenfield barbe a position at th? ber shop, at In

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returned this morning from an extended visit with New Palestine friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long, have returned to their home on North Swope street, after a visit with Ohio friends..*

J. E. Wilson, south of town, moved into the house vacated by Charles Smith, on North East street Thursday.

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Raymond Bragg willtomorrow for Purdue. Mr./ *. will enter the third yea civil engineering cours

Howrard Clippenge anapolis, visited wiffT Adams and fami1 Main street, yeste

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Andy New, of Grant street* is sick today.

All the banks will be closed Monday—Labor Da3'. Elmer Binford visited friends at Indianapolis Thursday.

J. H. Johnston made a business trip to Indianapolis today.

The new rural carriers started out this morning on their routes. 1

John Adler, of Baldwin street, was at Indianapolis Thursday.1—

The second advance car of the Wallace circus was here yesterday advertising.

The Wallace circus advertising agents took out risrs this morning.

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Mrs. R. R. Denney and Geo. H. Leary visited friends and relatives in Mohawk today.

Miss Maud McCormick, of Amo, is the guest of Mrs. Jacob Kellar, ot West North street.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gant and son and Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis and son will go to Marion Sunday.

Jonathan Kel]u.t, ^gjj^an-Ililfi apolis, is the g%est of his brother, Jacob Mf KelJar, of West North street. ,/

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Ed Cleary, of Indianapol.' who has been here attendinf fathfer's funeral, returned yesterday evening.

J. Ward Walker, Mi? Walker, Miss Helen Lee Barrett attendee ville fair Thursday.

The work of lathing was gun on the house being erected by H. O. Slifer on East North street, this morning.

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Capt. James L. moved Thursday intofe»a the Howard house at the corner of State and North streets.

Mrs. C. M. Gibbs' Sunday School class of the M. P. Church? picnicked at the Lake Thursday, This ia a young men's class. .,j

Forest Winslow, been living northeap^: is moving into the property on Ea^. street.

Orvel Baity, ot Eden, was Greenfield today and tui over the supplies of the office of that rVace to the^O field posto^'

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Samuel Sells and so Matthews, are in the city. Sells came to atttnd the fmu of his brother-in-law, WilliaL m. Bradley.

Workmen are digging'" up thf brick street front of the K1 dike saloon to find out the cr of the city water being roi. that place. V,