Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 4 January 1906 — Page 3

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Pictures,

Art Novelties, touching the whole range of Popular Prices, and we give full rtvalue for the price charged, jHigh Quality Picture Framing.

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"Phone No. 74 Will call for your pictures and deliver them when wanted.

BYRON JEFFRIES

Is prepared to do

GRAYING

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Makes counection for New Castle. Suojectto chansre without notu e. K. McKDWN, Supt.

NEWS NOTES.

ANNOUNCEMENTS-

Announcements of candidates for county office will be inserted in this paper for live dollars.

KOK COL'N'i'Y 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 ot the Democratic Nominating Convention.

We are authorized to announce the name of Daniel G. McClarnon, of .lacKson township as aconclidate for Auoitorof Hancock County subject in the decision of the Democratic Nominating t'onvention to be hereafter held.

tOR COL'NTV LERK.

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

l'cH lbs granulated sugar §1.00 at Forts's grocery.

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

Extra line potatoes 20c peck, at Forts's grocery. 2td-ltw

Wanted—T© buy a good sec-ond-hand organ. Apply 22Vine street. (5td

Mrs. Fannie Justus attended a reception at Indianapolis yes-

terday' a„

Remember that Luhrigis the best and cheapest coal, to keep the house warm. Sold only by the Greenfield Ice and Fuel Co. Both phones 280. .v.3td

The sheriff's office is having a rest from long country drives, and Deputy Cox is congratula. tiflg himself over the state of affairs.

The funeral of Mrs. Lena Morford will be held at the home of Taylor Morford Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The remains will arrive this afternoon on the 3:4f) train, accompanied by the immediate family.

Call at J. M. Havens & Co.'s and see one of those pull back halters. They are guaranteed not to break and to hold any horse you put it on, no matter what the past reputation of the (horse has been. You take no chances. Every halter is warranted. 3tw-d

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

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

Miss Aubry Robb has returned home from a ten days'visit with friends at Noblesville.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. A.Robb are the guests of Thomas Farout, west of this city 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 *2.00.—2t

Horace G. Harnett has been selected as a member of the board of health to succeed AN fred Rottmau, resigned.

John M. Hall, county clerk, is suffering from a severe cold. He has severe pains in his breast and is scarcely able ta be out.

isfiJ. K. Henby was one ol the speakers at the reunion of the veterans who participated in the battle of Stone river held this week at Indianapolis.

Maj. G. L. Howe and Don H. Handerson left Monday for Prince Edwards Island and New Brunswice in the interest of B. F. Bown & Co.. publishers of this city.

Homer R. Bowen, who spent the holidays with his parents at LaGraage, Ind., returned Wednesday "evening accompanied by his brother Harry, who will remain lor week's with his uncle B. F. Bowen.

Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky. who spoke in this city at the court house one evening during the last campaign, was defeated for re-election yesterday He had been in the United States Senate several terms.

Weigh your coal ashes and see how much money you have thrown away.: Hereafter buy "Luhrig" coal. It burns to eggshell ashes. No clinkers, saves your muss and money. Sold only by the Greenfield Ice and Fuel Co. Both phones 2^0. 3td

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"* Sec'}r.

,'By request of a number of their friends the LeRoy Stock Company will return to Gant's opera house tomorrow night and repeat the play of Monday night, "In the Shadow of th« Guillotine. "This

Dry Wood.

Call Phone 115. I. A. Goble.

,Now begins on all

TRIMMED HATS 2'

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$5.00 Hats. ..fJ. "1 .$2.50 $3.00 Hats 1.50 Nice Trimmed Hats 48c Untrimmed Hats 10c Beavers 98c .Come and make your selection before they are picked over.

Also have some fancy work. Center pieces 5c each, Jin Battenburg, Embroidery and Mt. Melic.

LENNA BARR.

'Phone 230.

SPECIAL

Low Prices

ON ALL

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^•Rev. Dixon and Mr. Henry of McCordsville, were guests of Samuel Leslie last Sunday. ^Miss Deel and Mr. Trinkle of Oaklandon were here for meet-ing-last Sunday night.

Mrs. Fanny Cox, atter a most pleasant week's visit here, re. turned to her home at Indianapolis last Monday.

Miss Sarah Dunn, one of our popular high school girls, visited at John Deel's last Sunday.

Messrs. John Leslie and Carl Shelby returned to the I. U. last Tuesday to enter school again. -Willie Mints, after spending holidays at home, returned to Purdue Tuesday.

Rev. Thompsou, of Greenfield visited Mr. William Dunn and preached at Mount Comfort Saturday and Sunday nights. The attendance was large, km

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoner, of this place visited at Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday.

Rev. Dixon preached an able sermon here last Sunday morning. He will begin a revival in a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Freemont Eastes of Otterbein and daughters Misses Beryl and Opal, attended meeting here last Sunday. -Messrs. Bert Wright, Guy Col. lins and Garrett Duncan, entered school here Inst Monday. ,V

Simon Grist shipped a large load of stock to the city last Monday.

William Collinsf of Brightwood, visited William T. Spell last Sunday. -Mrs. Daisy Marsh of Vincennes, jis visitiag relatives here this week.

5/Jesse

-play was

written by Mr. LeRoy and many were disappointed that he vat compelled to be out of the city Monday evening and could not take the leading role, which he will do tomorrow night.

McCord of Oaklandon,

was here several days speculating in horses last week. f^Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eastes visited his brother,QWalter Eastes last Sunday.

Miss Dora Eastes, one of our high school students, was at Indianapolis last Saturday.

Mrs. George Smith'and George Dunn were guests of William H. Duna Sunday.

Ben Roney was kicked by one of his mules on the knee last Monday bat not seriously hurt.

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Nearly New Kimball Upright Piano for sale cheap.

For Bargains call at

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Samuel Walker aud wife were in Greenfield on business last Thursday.

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Frank Dudding and wife, of Philadelphia, spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion White, west of town, and also called on John Duty and wife. .Jesse Shields returned to his home in Anderson Thursday after a week's visit with friends here.

Mrs. Herbert Ball, of Carthage, was the guest ar supper Wednesday at Mrs. B. F. Stinger's.

Linza Walker, of Jackson township, was transacting business here Thursday.

Robert Oldham and wife were looking after business matters in the capital city Thurrday.

Harry Stinger made his weekly visit to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Stinger, Thursday.

Lon Foust and family moved to New Castle last weak,. Frank Stinger was in the capital city Friday on special business.

Stephen Wailming^ wife and son, of Hartford City, were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Rose Shields and family, Saturday and Sunday.

Lon Shields, wife and sons, Edgar aad Clay, visited friends in the capital city Thursday and Friday.

Cynthia Peacock and Hettie Hunt were shoppiag in Indianapolis Thursday.

John Staley is visiting with friends in Virginia. llwilliam Smith, of Crawfordsyille, visited his fattier, Anthony Smith, and family over Sunday.

Charles Davis, wife and soa, of Indianapolis, were guests of Emory Davis and family Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Alexander attended the funeral of her sister at Milton Tuesday.

Ora Staley spent last week in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Woodyard, of Muncie, and Mr. Woodyard, of Trumble connty, Texas, are visiting their mother, Mrs. Thomas McClarnon.

Orlando Cook was the guest of his grandparents, Miles Cook and wife, Saturday night.

George Hudson and sons, Charles and Wayne, were guests of friends in Boone county from Friday until Monday.

Omer Addison and wife, of In-^

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dianapolis, spent Sunday with Joseph Addison and wile. *Ed Ad kins, of Carthage, was visitor here Sunday.

Cicero Harden and \yife, of Indianapolis, are visiting with Robert Gilbreath and wife.

Luther Foust and wife visited friends in Lewisville Sunday. '?:Ella Brandenburg and daughter Grace, of Maxwell, and Richard Kinder, of Wiilow, spent Sunday with their mother, Eliza Kinder. -.fiir. and Mrs. Charles Cross were guests of friends in Haugiiville over Sunday.

Hazel Carroll, of Wilkinson, spent last week here. W. R. Walker was at Warrington Wednesday and called on his daughter,Carressa Jones. "Riley Cook and family, of Greenfield, spent Wednesday here with friends. /John Snyder, ot Indianapolis, was here Wednesday. --\Earl Pierce and Ernest Ballanger were at Marion Friday on business.

Orman Reed, of Greenfield, was here Saturday.% •John Shultz has become a resident of Charlottesville, having moved into his own property, near the railroad. i* Julia Carfield, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niles the first of the week.

Jesse Ruley, of Fountain City, was in town Monday. Charley Wood is now boarding- with Daniel Roberts and family in Greenfield.,

William Walker was in Greenfield Saturday on businessJohn Lane, wife and daughters, Anna, and Vina Millikan, were guests of G. W. Lacy aad wife in Greenfield Sunday.

Maud Ormston and Miss Livinston, of Indianapolis, are visiting Andrew Ormston and wife this week.

Margaret Cross, Pearl Binford and Miss Leslie Smith were guests of Shirley friends Monday.

Mrs. Blanch Bates, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her parents, Amos Haywood and wife.

Mrs. John Collins of Maple Valley, called on Mrs. Lydia Ballenger Saturday.

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

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Nobe Rawliiags and family visited with the family of San» ford Furry on last Sunday. 1 A revival meeting will com* jmence at this place next Thursday evening. It will be in charge of Rev. Jones.

Miss Hattie Tucker cf Terre Haute is spending the holidays with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Helms.

Thomas Miller, and old veteran, was quith sick but is some better

Uncle Morgan Miller reperted sick last week is now better. He is

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years old and is still

active for one of his age. Dora Murphy was a visitor in Henry county one day last week

Joe Williamson, evangelist^ was in our town last week. We believe he was in search of pretty girls. Joe is very pop« ular here.

Bert Ashley and family of Indianapolis are here visiting their parents.

The little child of James Hunt that has been sick, is some betler.

Jes Little was sick a few day last week, but i& now up and out.

Mrs. Kettery received a nice posckt book by mail as a Christmas present,

Adda Murphy, who has been, sick for several das Is no better at this time.

Aunt Patsey Bicknell has another Christmas with us, this being the 76th passed in Cleveland. She is over 90 years old and about helpless, having been bed fast for many months, oth* erwise her health is good.

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