Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 2 November 1905 — Page 2

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J. M. HUFFORD,

District Manager. GREENFIELD, 1ND.

60-i North Spring street. Phone 216.

THE EVENING STAR.

(Published Every Day except Sunday.)

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Subscribers who fail to receive their papers will please notify the editor, and all mistakes will be rectified.

Entered as second-class matter August 1. *004, at the postofflce nt Greenfield, Indiana, *mder an act of Congress. March 3.1879.

THERE is no very good reason •why people should cling tenaciously to party lines in local elections. The candidates in such elections are so thoroughly "known that voters are able to know which would make the \best officers from all standpoints. There is no necessary connections between local politics and national politics. Better conditions are sure to follow independent voting in local elections. Let the people of

Greenfield go to ihe polls next Tuesday and vote free from party prejudice. If they want to see the law enforced investigate all the signs and make np their mind who will enforce it.

THE American youthful mind like that of its elders, hss a tendency to run to exaggerated extremes on any line it becomes interested in, and football has not proven an exception to this tule. So far toward the entirely commercial side has the interest run that schools of various kinds and degree have gone so far as to offer free scholarships to those who have distinguished tnemselves as football players. This has lowered the standard ot education to, such a degree that many of the older col ges now refuse to go away from their own grounds to play, 'giving as a reason, the assertion that roughness and slugging and tramping heads with hob nails, boot heels, etc.,comes fwith fake scholarships and professional football players.

WESTERN GROVE1

Holand Jessup spent Sunday with Emery Cox. .Mrs. Ollie Hackleman has been spending a few days with Orlando Jessup and family. .G. B. White and wife were visitors of Caleb Pusey and family Sunday. '-•Homer Binford, who has been quite sick with typhoid fever, is much improved.

J. C. Hamilton is having his re pa in Katie Farr of Jackson county is staying with her sister, Mrs. Charles Pickering.

Sebrone Jessup and wife were guests of Kay Barnard and wife Sunday.

Jfohn Wales and wife, of near Nameless Creek church, spent Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. Jordan Swain.

Mrs. Edna Smith, of Comers-

ville is visiting her mother Mrs. Jordan Swain.

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Henry Anderson, of Kansas, who has been visiting his broth-' er, Albert Anderson started for' his home Saturday.

Harvey Colclaizer lost a good Jersey milch cow one night last week.

Harvey Tynerisafc the hospittal at Indianapolis being treated for appendicitis.

The W. 0. T. U. of Westland and Western Grove met at Mrs. Tom Smith's last Friday. S. R. White aud Isadore Jessup appointed to attend the State Anti-saloon League Convention November 21sc.

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Quite a number ot our young people attended the Y. P. C. U. at Amity Sunday afternoon.

Nettie Sanford and Eva Crump spent Sunday with Lunis Sanford and wife near Gem.

Nellie Gates of Blue River township who has been spending the past week with her cousin Myrtle Ellis returned to her home Sunday.

John Shydler visited the Mt Comfort high school last Tuesday.

Isaac Sanford and: family called on Harrison Lamb and wife Sunday.

Edna Jefferies entertained a few of her girl friends Saturday afternoon.

Joashua Rouey and Grace Shelby took dinner with W. H. Dunn and family Sunday.

Campbell Parker and wife are visiting friends at Vincennes this week.

Mrs. Fremont Eastes and daughter Ida were at Indianapolis Saturday.

John Griffith and wife called on Ed Eastes and wife Sunday. C. P. Martin and wife spent Saturdaj^ with Amos Civils and family.

Several of the farmers have been husking corn. El and Thomas Scotten with their families visited Lee Fuller and wife near Eden Sunday.

George Crump and wife called on Hiram Crump and family Sunday.

The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Joanna Crump Wed nesday.

Several from this place at tended the box supper given by the high school students at Mt. Comfort Friday night.

Walter Eastes' house is near ing completion. Mrs. Mary »Bell and son Paul called on Nelson Dobbins and family Monday.

Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching at gl0:30 a. m. Y. P. C. U. meets at 3 o'clock. A welcome awaits you.

MARRIAGE IN MEXICO.

How the Eneasement and Wedding Ceremonies Are Celebrated.

The Mexican people are hospitable to a fatalt, always welcoming their friends even though they have not enough to eat themselves. And they religiously visit the sick, including those who have contagious diseases. They are al so addicted to public social functions, t£e invariable mode of entertainment being the dance. They are fond of music, though not proficient in the art 6r makiog it, probably more from lack of opportunity than from lack of capacity. The violin and guitar are the usual Instruments of music, the repertory of the local musicians being usually limited to a few tunes which are in equal demand for the dance and for the f«» neral.

One of the most interesting and beautiful of the social functions is the prendorio. When a young man wishes to marry he asks for the girl of his choice of the parents, not of the girl herself, and if she is given the prendorio at ence follows, ushered in by shooting and demonstrations of joy. The bride and bridegroom are publicly presented to their future parents-in-law, after which the company pass in procession in front of the couple, each one dropping a piece of money into the hands of the bride. ThenTollows the inevlta* ble dance. This public betrothal is con* sldered alrpost as binding as marriage, and I have heard of but one instance in which tfc» compact was not kept, the recreant bridegroom in that case being visited with ostracism. The betrothal is usually followed 6y marriage just as soon as the services of the priest can be secared. The marriage ceremony Is. followed by a feast more notable for the abundance of things to drinlc thai for things to eat and by the usual dance. Indeedtbe festtvittei a?e prolonged for several nights after the wedding.—Southern Wprkman-

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Grand Opera House, Indianapolis.

The patrons of the Grand will next week be afforded the opportunity to witness the marvelous exhibition of Colonel Gaston Bordeverry, the world's greatest marksman and sharpshooter, who has been creating" an unusual sensation in the vaudeville houses of the east since his arrival in this country from France. The act to be seen at the Grand is the only one of its kind that ever appeared at New York's Hippodrome, and is the original exhibition fjom which all others are copied/

The colonel carries four people to assist him in his act and pose as targets. One ©f his feats is to shoot a lump of sugar from between the foreheads of two of his men. He plays the piano with a Winchester and closes his act with a decided sensation. A woman clad in opera cloak and even clothes enters and he shoots her clothes from her until she stands in tights.

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extra attraction has been

secured for the week in the little comedy, "The Sheriff," presented by Edmund Day and his company of associate players. 'ay- A "The Queen's Fan," a tuneful operetta, written by Baldwin Sloan and Geerge Tot ten Smith, will be given here for tne first time by a trio of clever young" women who have been making" a great success in vaudeville Oriska Worden, Lucille, George and Adele Archer. This act will be a novelty.

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pair of fun makers, will be on the program, and will provide plenty of amusement with a new farcical sketch, and Les Parsiennes, a couple of famous French dancers, will appear in a graceful terpsichorean act. The De Koe Brothers, European acrobats, M'lle Emmy, with her trained dogs, and Talbot and Rogers, singing comedians, will contribute attractive specialties, a^d the bioscope, with a series of interesting motion pictures, will round out what promises to be one of the most inviting vaudeville shows of the entire season.

The tax duplicates will positively be closed at the close of November 6, 1905. Those failing to pay their taxes at that time will be delinquent.

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Anew 5 room bouse aud fine lot four squares from court house. Will rent for $8.33 per month. If sold in ten da3Ts goes at $675.

A nice 4 room house, good barn, driven well, fine lot 66£ 210. Garden chicken park. Nice little home only $550 in payments. iS

If you desire a home or good investment see me before they are all goon. C. A. CRIDER, 2td Arcade Bldg.

To Whom It May Concern.

Owing to the fact that the duties of the City Clerk's office are unusually heavy at this season of the year, it has been, and is now impossible for me to be as active in seeing my friends and asking their support in the coming election or as generally as I very much wish to do and I take this opportunity of saying to each and every voterin this city, that owing to the duties office that I am now seeking to be returned to fill,I cannot see each of you personally but I desire and earnestly solicit the support of each and every one that is reached by this letter.

Sincerely,

..." OSCAR O. BEYER. Oct. 27, 1005.

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