Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 8 January 1906 — Page 3

Clearance Sale On Wall=Paper

We are remodeling1 our store room and to clean up odds and ends, you can buy enough Wall Paper for a room

At Your Own Price. Call in see these papers and learn what a few cents will buy. Come early, as they

will not last long-at the prices.

'Our Pictures and Frames life are included in tbis sale. 16x20 frames, with glass and picture ready to hang on the wall, ip 75 cents. Others ask you $1.50 -and $^:00.

W. H. STEWART,

(Successor to Stewart & Ellis,)

Phones 74. No. 22 W. Main.

BYRON JEFFRIES &

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Makes counection for New Castle. duDiect to change without notice, ••r&wx W. K. McKOWN, Supt.

NEWS NOTES.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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

K0K COUNTY AUDITOR.

We arc nuthoruedto announce the name of Charles Barr, of Center township, as a candidate for Auditor of Hancock County, subject "•k-'s^ to the decision of the Democratic Nominating

Convention. We are authorized to announce the name of Daniel G. McClamon, of JacKSon township fe-'U as a condidate for Auditor of 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. tt

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

Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Carroll, of Knightstown, were in the city with friends last Saturday.

Harry Strickland and family spent Sunday with Mrs. R. J. Strickland at Centreville. ,, ,,

Fred O. Dean is in the city to spend a few days. He is manager of a newspaper at Shelbura., *i,„ a in In an apolis, will preach at the M. P. church tonight and every evening- this week.

Sixty dollars in money was subscribed at the M. P. church last night for current expenses •••of the revival now in progress.

Dr. James Comstock is at home after several weeks in the hospital at Indianapolis.x He is ?. said to be greatly improved in health-

Shoe dealers have certainly reaped a harvest today if there is any profit in selling overshoes. The deep snow made rubbers a necessity.

The funeral of Helen, the littie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry,Hunt, of Green township, occurred Sunday at Eden. It had been just three weeks since another of their children had /been buried.

Cast your vote in the desk contest. Don't wait and then wish you bad voted.

Mrs. William A. Watson will go to New Castle tomorrow for a visit with relatives.

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

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pauley, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.

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Pauley.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gundrum, of Indianapolis, were guests of relatives in this city yesterday. y.\,

John Wiggins, of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday to visit his brother, Coleman, who is ill.

Wilbur Harvey is starting on his sixth year as assistant in the undertaking business of C. W. Morrison & Son,

Margaret Tritt and Nettie James, of Knightstown, spent Sunday here as the guests of Miss Bessie Bidgood.

Miss Ina Reddick, who has been here the guest of Miss Dora Arnold for the past week, has returned to herhome in Knightstown. ,,,

John T. and W. P. Johnson were out yesterday to see Pearl Parish, who has been sick for several days with pneumonia. He shows no improvement.

A committee of Red Men went to Charlottesville yesterday to visit a member of their order, Wm. Johnson, who has two children seriously ill with lung fever.

Several cases of pneumonia are reported by the physicians in this city.. "It seems that every month has its own particular ailment for the people," said a physician today.

The annual sale of 'property by the Auditor for delinquent taxes will not be as large this year ae in former years. Greenfield will have more than all the rest of the county.—Hancock Democrat.

Tomorrow evening will be the installation of the newly elecled officer of the Order of the Eastern Star. A full attendance of the members is desired as a good time is anticipated. Refreshments will be served.

At Rushville Saturday the prosecuting attorney and city marshal waited on the manager of the Black Crook company at the opera house in that city and ordered them to cut all objec tionable stuff under penalty of of arrest. The ply was consequently out so completely that there was but little left.

While in the postoffice lobby a few days ago Ed Hart, of West Main street, was heard to say "Sixty-nine years ago I was born in an old building that stood right here. It was learned that he was the third white child born in this city, everybody conceding Jared Meek to have been the first.

W. C. Goble has introduced some new methods into the Christian Sunday school that are favorably received- For instance the progress of music, etc., is posted on a blackboard and a public record is made of the officers and teachers present, collections, attendance, etc. Sunday the collection $4.60 and attendance 195.

Morgan Caraway, former representative from Hatocock county in the Indiana legislature and now a citizen of Muskogee, Indian Territory, has lost out in his race for appointment as United States Marshal for the Western District of Indian Territory. Mr. Caraway had influential backing, but it seems that the President virtually had the place promised when he got into the race. Knightstown Banner.

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The attendance at the M. E. Sunday school was 267 and col lection $8.34.

Misses Maggie and Bertha Haines, of Indianapolis, were guests Sunday of their brother, Lattie liaises and family.

U. S. Jackson and other Democrats from this city went to Indianapolis today to attend the State meeting that will choose a chairman.

Ora Boyce will move to Elwood tomorrow where he will, with J. W. Barnett, of Marion, take charge of an insurance business already established. Mr. Barnett formerly resided at. the "little town Tailholt."

Mrs. W. M. Small is receiving much notice from her splendid samples of needle work that she has exhibited and sold at Marshall Field & Co's., Chicago and John Wannamaker's at Philadelphia. A number of her pieces have sold at fancy prices.

Twenty-five intimate friends of Miss Mamie Moore enjoyed a delightful evening Saturday at here elegant home on West Main street at a party that was planned and executed in a "surprisingly" successful manner. The members of the party met at the home of W. S. Montgomery, just across the street, and went over to the Moore home at 8 o'clock.

James Mack's farce comedy company will come to Gant's opera house Monday night witli the successful play, "Taming a Husband." It is said to be the same company that was so successful in Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Dayton. It is full of funny situations, songs, dances, pretty music, handsome costums and scenery, and affords a merry evening's entertainment. Prices have been reduced for this occasion to 25, 35 and 50 cents and seats are now on sale at Selman's drug store.,

NOW READY!

The New and Second-Hand Furniture Company,

No. 9 South East Street,

is now ready for business, with a fine line of heating and cooking stoves, new and second-handlurniture, carpets, house furnishings and novelties.

Nearly New Kimball Upright Piano for sale cheap.

For Bargains call at

No. 9 S. East St.

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RILEY SONCS O'CHECR

M^s.^ Charles Bartlow has about recovered from a long ill

The auxiliary to the Woman's Relief Corps met this afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Btnnford.

The county meeting of the Court of Honor will be held tomorrow in the Farmers' room of the court house.

Claude Getman of Indianapolis was here yesterday the guest of his|pareuts Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Getman on N. Spring St.

Marie Justus and Marie Hughes, returned to Oldenberg school this morqibg after spending the holidays with their parents.

Just add it up and see if you don't think we can save you some money on dental work. Examination free. J. D. Hughes, Parlors, No. 21i West Main street. mwf

The naorning train to Indianapolis was an hour late and dozen or more traveling men starting on their trips impatiently stamped about in the snow until she pulled in.

Passengers on the car that left Indianapolis Saturday evening at 4 o'clock were treated to an aggravated delay of an hour in that city while the car was switched here and there, caused by the trucks failing to take the curves. The car arrived here about 6 o'clock.

The Hesperian club met last Saturday afternoon with Mrs. D. M. Stewart of North Noble street. It was "Reciprocity Day." Papers were read by Mrs. B. F, Bowen\and Mrs. ClaraStrickland on theBible' and the Bible in the schools. This was followed by an interesting discussion that was followed by general conversation on corporate ideas.

The little people who were so graciously remembered by the Eagles at their Christmas tree recently with sleds and other winter paraphernalia are enjoying the outfit to the fullest extent. This is the first opportunity they have had to put their sleds into service and they were out with the hundred or more long before half the population were out bed this morning.

yA NEW BOOK BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

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0 cordially invited. Seats reserved for ladies.

Mrs. J. H. Dailey of Spiceland is visiting relatives in this city. Charles Kearns was the guest of Indianapolis friends yesterday.

The most popular living poet, the true laureate of the American people has collected in one. :-y. volume all his poems of gladness, content and consolation

SONGS O' CHEER

$1.25 POSTAGE PREPAID

With over one hundred Hoosier pictures by WILL VAWTER, uniform with

Love Lyrics, Child Rhymes and Farm Rymes

/'v And there are always the famous Christy-Riley books

An Old Sweetheart of Mine Out to Old Aant Mary's

Illustrated by HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY.

EACH $2.00, POSTAGE PREPAID. IN A BOX.

The Bobbs-Mcrrill Company, Publishers, Indianapolis.

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Mrs. Charles Downing, who has been ill several months, is reported better.

Rev. F. B. Sapp is attending the meeting of Christian ministers at Indianapolis today.

Mrs. J. 'EL Oakerson, mother of Mrs. Julius Melton, of this city, is dead at Knightstown.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson, south of this city, Mrs. C. T. Harris, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Kentucky were guests yesterday of J. F. Anderson and family.

The Sunday 'Cschool class taught by E. W. Felt at the Bradley M. E. church, will meet tonight at his home to take steps toward the reorganization of the class for the new year.

William H. Stewart is making numerous changes and improvements in his business room which will permit of his carrying a larger stock and at the same time leave a convenient work room.

Dr. Jesse D. Hughes has completed one of the prettiest pieces of burnt wood that is possible to imagine. It is a fruit design ®n an an elegant center table and is added to the elegant furniture of his dental parlor.

There have been many callers to see the desk we are going to give away to some society in this county and without exception every person has been surprised to know that we had failed to do it justice by description. The ballot is in today's paper. Bring your ballots.

Four generations were present Sunday at a family dinner at the home of Mr. Henry Gates of East Main street. His daughter Mrs. John Gundrum, of New Palestine, and her sons, Ernie, of Indianapolis, and Harry, of New Palestine, witb their wives and babies. Mrs. Ernie Gundrum had been in the city several days and returned home Sunday evening. ...

There will be an illustrated lecture given at the Second M. E. church Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, 1906, at 8 o'clock p. m., by Rev. J. W. White. Subject, "Lights and Shadows of a Great City." Rev. White is known far and wide as a lecturer and anti-saloon worker. Do not miss the opportunity of hearing one of the greatest lecturers of your lite. The public is invited. Admission 10 cents.

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A smoking furnace caused annoyance at the Star store today.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robinson spend the week with friends i& the country.

A party of young people will give a social at the rooms of the Queen's council tonight.

The Missionary society, of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John H. Binford.

Hon. Charles W. Smith and Charles A. Clark, of Indianapolis, are attorneys in a case in the circuit court today.

The Epworth League cabinet officers will meet this evening' at 7 o'clock with the president of the Leagae, Horace James, at his home on Sixth street.

Four boys were arrested at Indianapolis yesterday or stealing papers. Agents of Sunday papers in this city make the same complaint and will have watchers out hereafter.

"Taming a Husband" is the bill at Gant's opera house to§* night. The company is said to be the same that gave the same play in Cincinnati, Dayton and Indianapolis. Specialties of merit are promised and an evening of rare pleasure may be expected. The prices are 35 and 50 cent^|

The Center Township Institute will be held next Saturday. The institute is looked forward to with pleasure by ajrtnost every teacher. It is pleasant socially, very instructive and would be almost indispensable in school work.

PROF. RYAN.

Clairvoyant# Palmist

Especial Medium of the World,

goes into trances, locates any lost articles, transfers people into Mediumship, GIVES LOVE AFFAIRS, sits and looks at you and tells you your PAST AND FUTURE of your life, and gives satisfaction to everyone who goes to him gave satisfaction in every city in the Union.

Natural born gift to him. Come early and avoid the rush.

Upstairs, at Home of Alfred Warrick,

114 MECHANIC STREET.

Come to north side of House. Hours, 8 o'olock a. m. to 9 p. m, .j