Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 3 January 1906 — Page 3

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NEWS NOTES.

ANEODUOEMEHTS.

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

We are authorized to announce the name of Charles Barr, of Center township, as a candidate for Auditor of Hancock County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of Daniel G. McClarnou, of Jackson township as aconaidate for Auoitorof Hancock County subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention to be hereafter held.

FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the name Will A. Service, of Center township, is a candidate for Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the coming Democratic Nominating Convention.

Dr. E. B. Howard, Dentist, Morrison phone 472. tf

For Rent—Five room house, apply at Davis' jewelry store

WANTED—To buy a good sec-ond-hand organ. Apply 22 Vine re 6

The funeral of Mrs Sarah Vest occurred this afternoon at the Mission church.

Lawrence Wood spent yesterday in the country looking after insurance business. _\

Charley Arnold is driving a* well fer the new school property in East Greenfield. 'j

W. P. and John T. Johnson are expected home today from a visit to their sister in Nashville, Tenn.

W. T, Spell, the new county commissioner, has taken to harness in good style, and is in the mid&t of the business of the eomiaissioners court.

Miss Evangeline Bankson, whe spent the holidays with friends a.t Fort Wayne, returned yesterday and resumed her work today in the city schools.

Tbe new school house, known as Benevolence, is completed and school opened there today. It is a very neat brick building and built along modern methods.

Shelbyville Liberal Mr. Peter Fettig is perfectly willing that his friends use his name for the purpose of giving Shelby county a chance to vote against John Megee at the Rushville [convention.

Storm fronts $2.00 at J. M. Havens & Co.'s.—2t

Master Charles Moore has returned from a visit at Lewisville.

Mrs.- William Peters is ill with grip at her home on Pratt street.

M. A. Catt left yesterday for the south where he will spend the winter.

What's the use of going South when we can have April sbowers this time of year.

John Bohm, who is ill with pneumonia, is reported but little if any better today.

LOST A ^gentleman's gold set ring Finder leave at postoffice and receive reward. ..

For a good storm front call at J. M. Haven & Co.'s. They are selling them at 12.00.—2t

$5 &

Miss Daisy Patterson has returned from a visit with her brother in Indian Territory.

A number of Rushville ladies have fine and health-g iv in sport occasionally at the bowling alley rolling balls at ten pins. Their strength and good looks show that the sport is Sfood for them —Rushville Star.

Joe Barrett is expected home tomorrow from Greensburg, where he has been overseeing the contract undertaken there by Frank Lewark. The work for the winter has been completed and accepted by the city.

The Red Mea of Arlington will present the five act melodrama, "In the Toils," at their hall on evening of Thursday, January 11th. The cast will consist entirely of local talent and is being trained by Dr. H. F. Nave.

There is a trouble on the electric line east of the city this afternoon, but just what has caused the the long delay in cars could not be learned. A car was run out of the barns and the waiting crowd at the station taken on their way.

Mrs. Will Rigdon, who has been suffering several days from neuralgia or the face, is much better today. Mrs, Rigdon received a message this morning from her mother, Mrs. Mary Showalter at Freeport, who has been ill, stating that she is on the way to recovery. Mrs. Showalter is about 80 years ©Id.

The evening limited I. & C. out ot Rushville, with Austin Todd as conductor, set a new speed record for 1906 that has ^not been equalled. Between stops 11 and 12, just east of New Palestine, the car ran a mile in 52 seconds. This is three seconds lower than the speed record for 1905. When the car rounded the -sharp curve just east of the point where the line passes under the C., H. & D., it was running at the rate of 55 miles per hour.

Dry Wood..

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FOR RENT.—A barn large enough for two horses. Call at 314 S. East street. 19tf

Miss Elsie Hudelson, who was not able to teach in the Departmental school yesterday, was able to resume her duties today. Mrs. John Radcliff substituted for her.

J. M. Meade and ftmily, of Alexandria, are moving to this city. They will occupy tha Cline property on West Main street. Mr. Meade was superintendent of the stove foundry here in the good old days.

Buy the best. We have it. You want it. "Luhrig Coal." Greenfield Ice and Fuel Co. Both phoney. 5td

One hundred and ten men and women who are interested in the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company, enjoyed tbe New Year's Day in making an excursion over the line and a banquet at the Columbia Club at night. The party was composed of stockholders aad their families. Among the speakers at the banquet was Will A. Hough, of this city, who spoke of "OurRoad.''

The quail hunting as a closed on Sunday, December 31st,and persons who happened to be out with their dogs and guns will be liable to suspicion unless their reputation is widely known. At the beginning of the new year the only game huntable under the law is ducks and oilier water fowl and rabbits. Ths open duck season will continue until April 5th. During this time, however, hunters will be limited to the killing of but twenty four ducks per day.

The Lookout Society of the P. church will meet Wednesday Jan 3 at 2 p. m. in the basement of the church for the purpose of electing new officers for the coming year. A full attendance is desired.

ALMIRA M. SAMPLE Secy.

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Miss Olive White, of near Rusbville, spent last Thursday night with her cousin, Miss Harriett White.

The Misses Eva Pusey. Harriett White and Edna Butler, attended the State Teachers Association at Indianapolis last Thursdaj'-.

James Parnell and wife and daughters Hazel and May, were guests of J. L. Binford and family Sunday.

George White and wife attended church at Center, Sunday morning and were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. John Slifer.

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Uncle Jonathan and AuntMary Jessup, entertained their children and gran, children at a big family dinner last Saturday,

Lawrence Catt, of this vicinity accompanied by his cousin, Roland Catt, of Greenfield, visited relatives a Carthage a few days last week.

Miss Elizabeth Catt spent a few days last week visiting her cousin, Ruth Catt, of Greenfield.

Tbe S. S. of this# place gave their Christmas entertainment Tuesday night of last week£ Recitations, dialogues, songs, etc., w£re given, after which the school received its treat.

Mrs. Horace Binford and daughter Nema, of near Maxwell, spent Thursday night of last week with relatives in this vicinity.

Mrs. Charley Pickering called on Serena Catt on Wednesday ©f last week.

Some from Walnut Ridge attended tbe entertainment Tuesday dight.

Miss Hattie White attended the funeral of Miss Vernie Smith at Plainfield Sunday.

Quite a number from this neighborhood at«t It he watch meeting at Brown Chapel Sunday night.

LnnKhtet.

Spontaneous, happy laughter tells al ways of goodness, and the man who never laughs must not blame his fellows if they think there is something wrong with his life, something dark within. If the streams which" flovr out ,are only bitter, the fountains cannot be sweet.,'

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Herdso—I should think that a novel 1st might credit his readers with sense enough to know when a story was finished without labeling it "the end." 6aidso—But that gives the women clew where to begin.

The Came.

Kllson—Gaylord's wife used to be awfully stout, and now she is quite thin. What caused the change, I wotider?

M&rlow—Divorce.

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bad man is worst when he pr% 'tends to be a saint.—Bacon.

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IN HONOR OP MISS BOBLETT. An unusually pleasing entertainment at a 6 o'clock dinner was that yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spangler at their home on North Spftng street, in compliment to Mflss Myrtle Boblett. It was a^cqllege dinner, as all the guests were students of Earlham,| and included besides Miss Boblett, Misses Josephine and Mary Binford, of Westland Mr. Grover Grimes, of Salem Mr. Clifford Carey, of Carmel, and Mr. O. H. Roberts, of Noblesville. At 8:15 tbe party took the car for Richmond

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TUESDAY AFTERNOON QLUB. Mrs. W. C. Dudding was the hostess yesterday for the Tuesday Afternoon Club and right royally entertained the ladies. Mrs. Sheldon, of Columbus., O., was a guest of the club. The refreshments were elegant.

THE COSMOS SOCIETY.

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The ladies of the Cosmos Society are enthusiastic in praise of their entertainment yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Grace McKown at her .home, 202 North State street. It was the time for the annual election of officers, and the auditing of the books of the society for the past year. The customary refreshments or luncheon was omitted by the hostess, who paid into the treasury of the society an amount equal to the usual cost of this feature. The attendance was unusually large and the ladies never enjoyed a meeting more.

The society was reported ins good financial condition, all current expenses paid and $275 ia the treasury to pay on their pledge to the church.

The officers were Selected as follows: President,Mrs. Charles Henricks vice president. Mrs. Ward Fletcher secretary, Mrs Ben Caraway assistant secretary, Mrs.

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treasurer, Mrs. John Corcoran.

THE LOOKOUT SOCIETY. The Lookout Society of the M. P. church met this afternoon at the church. This organization is composed of ladies of the church add bears the same important relation, to that congregation as the Helping Hand society does to the Christian, and the Cosmos to the E.

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George Fowler, wife and daughter Lesha, who have been spending the holidays with relatives and friends at this place, have returned to their home in Knightstown. v?

Andrew Marsli and family, of Brown township, were visiting relatives here Thursday.

Elmer Walker and family were visiting his parents, Thomas Walker and wife, of route 5 Monday.

Marshall Bussell and John C. Moore were transacting' business at Maxwell Saturday.

Alf. Young and wife, who have been visiting relatives at Metamora, have returnsd home. .Samael Moore and daughter Nellie were shopping at Greenfield Saturday,

Ed Reeves and wife, of route 5, were visiting his parents, J. W. Reeves and wife, Monday.

Walter Stephens, of Greenfield, was visiting George Smith and family, of Jackson township, Thursday.

Wm. Wallsmith and family were visiting his parents, Henry Wallsmith and wife at Stringtown.

Daisy, Eva and Stella Young spent the latter part of last week with J. S. Franklin and wife, of near Maxwell.

Freeman Braddock was called to Greenfield Friday on business.

Marshall Bussell and wite were shopping at Willow Moning evening.

Rosa Stephens,of Bethel, was calling on friends here Monday. Lafe Bussell and wife spent New Year's with relatives south of here.

Lee Carpenter, of near Eden, accompanied by his mQther, of Markleville, were calling on friends here Friday.

Arlie and John Moore,of Montana, are visiting in this vicinity this week.

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