Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 3 May 1906 — Page 2
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In other words, the musicians In the orchestra are asking to ie advanced from wages to sal•ary. & "f
Dowie come as near to "cussing" without using cuss words as any prophet we remember •ever to have run across-
Perhaps Prof. Moore, of the Weather Bureau department, really meant that he would predict weather a month backward and was just having a little fun rylth us.
Who would suspect an Indian cdSfceingso far sighted? Here dstfMd Man Geronimo who far years
:has
been building up a
reputation, as a "bad Indian" just atla&t he might eventually "star^'iki Wild West shows.
THE VEIL
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Candidates for Governor in Iowa should not forget that they are gentlemen—that is, if they are.
San Francisco is collecting its thougts again and finds the whole country ready to help in a fresh start.
Evidently the First Apostle does not regard the injunction "to love your enemies" as an essential part of the faith, gf®ggg
Voliva scornfully speaks of Dowie's sumptuous robe of state as a "mother-hubbard." After this it will be war to the knife.
Some of the San Franciscans are already poring over builders' blue prints. There is nothing else blue about such a spirit.
In proof that the opera season was an artistic triumph,the management can point to the fact that it took about $79,000 out of Chicago.
A bill has been introduced in Congress to prevent congressmen from sending furniture b}' mail under their frank. That biIL should not pass, for a generous government should permit any congressman to lend his frank to a constituent who wanted to move instead of forcing the poor man to pay rent.
COMPANY MAKES EXCEPTION
Standard Oil Promotes a Greenfield Man.
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the apportionment of the State of Indiana by the Standard Oil Company recently, Manville H. Gant, of this city, who has been with the company for about seventeen years, was assigned to the counties of Ran» dolph, Henry and Wayne. The rule of the company is that a salesman must live within the limits of the territory in which they sell goods, but the company made an exception in the case of Mr. Gant and he will continue to reside in Greenfield, as the territory is so connected with this city that Mr. Gant can reach the towns of the territory as easily as it he lived within its limits. i-^Elmer E. Gant, a brother of Manville, is also a salesman for the Standard Oil Company. His territory includes Hancock, Rush, Fayette and Union counties. Ed Gant, another brother, who has been on the road for the Standard. The territory which was assigned to him would require him to move away from Greenfield, so rather than move he resigned his position and will engage in the contracting business with his father-in-law, Frank Boots. Besides contracts in Delaware county and other places in this State Mr. Boots has some contracts in this city, one of which is Park avenue. The Boots gravel pit will be opened up at once.
1G0 AFTER MEEK
Difficulty Brings Up Old Charge Against Chairman.
The following story comes from Richmond and is of interest right now as Greenfield is to be the seat of war if there is to be one Local Democrats say there is nothing in it. "Having failed tomakeabreak in the ranks of the faction in control of the Democratic State committee as they had expected to do at the Second district convention at Washington the "reorganizers" have shifted the tight to to the Sixth district. The present indications are that, there is a rough road ahead for Sylvester Meek of Connersviile chairman of this district. "The "reorganizers" consider the Sixth district member a good one to attack, because of the sentiment aroused against Mr. Meek immediately after the organization of the State committee, when it was charged that he had acted in bad faith with the Democratic leaders of the district who had not made him chairman. It was alleged that they had given the chairmanship to the Connersviile man with the understanding that he oppose W. H. O'Brien for re election as State chairman, However, the results show that M. Meek voted for O'Brien. The anti-O'brienJ 1 action then waxed decidedly warm and openly charged Chairman Meek with double-crossing them. "The reorganizers, or antiO'Brienites or anti-Taggartites, are now making much over the fact that Chairman Meek has issued a call for'the Sixth District congressional convention to be held at Greenfield on May 30. Some of the members of the district committee assert that Chairman Meek has failed to consider them. They say that a meeting had already been called for May 24 at Greenfield at which the district committee was to have,agreed on a date for the congressional convention. Chairman Meek has said that the meeting for May 24 was a misunderstanding. ,f\ "County Chairman" Ryan of Decatur County, it is said, will ignore the call of Chairman Meek for the district convention It is the plan to attempt a reorganization of the districts committee by ousting Meek. Whether the reorganizers can induce enough bolters to meet at Greenfield on May 24 to oust Meek remains to be seen.",
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Hon. Edward "W. Felt, Judge. V'^
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-In the case of Sarah A. Fox against Ora E. Fox, in which she was granted a divorce and he was ordered to do certain things by the court, a motion was filed by Mrs. Fox to require defendant to appear and show cause why he should not be punished for failure to comply with the order. He was ordered to appear Wednesday of next week at 9 a. m.
In the petition ot real estate, Conant H. Tuttle, executor, vs. Maria A. Tuttle et al. Submitted to court as to the interest of Maria A. Tuttle. Finding that she was the childless wife of Oliver H. Tuttle, deceased, who had children alive by a former marriage and that her interest in funds derived from sale of certain real estate is §228,56, which was ordered paid her..
In the divorce suit of John Brignt against Anna Bright, there was a finding for the plaintiff for divorce. Decree upon payment of costs.
State vs. Charles E. Clark.
CARPET DEPARTMENT Strictly all-wool Carpets,choice pa1terh« the 07kc and GUc kind, sale price, 50c and 60c Heavv all-wool filled, at 45c and 4(»c Half wools that, are worth 45c will go at this sale for .....35c Carpets that wash, Windsor Ingrains, the popular-price carpet o? the day. .C
See our deep cut. Beautiful bright patterns to select from, only 35c Uiiion Ingrains go during this sale at....33c Granits, handsome, rich patterns, sale price -2 LINOLEUMS
Vt, per yard 48c
During this sale you can buy any piece of FFRNniTRK in the house at 20 per cent, discount.
Our Great WalI=Paper Sale.
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Submitted to jury. Evidence concluded. Verdict finding defendant guilty and assessing a fine of one dollar.
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State vs. Harley Chappell. Arson Plea of guilty. Finding that defendant is 12 years of age. Fine one dollar and sentence to Reform School for Boys. Suspended during good behavior.
RURAL ROUTE 8-
Weaver Walker and another gentleman of Jackson township are building fence for James M. Bussel.
Mrs. Eli Beaver was calling on Wm. Walsmith and family Saturday.
Thomas Kinder and wife of Greenfield were visiting Thomas Bodkins and family Sunday.
Rosette Young and children were shopping at Greenfield Friday.
IMrs. Austin Reeves of route 5 was calling on friends at this place Monday.
Ben McClarnon and wife who have been visiting relatives and friends at Warren, Ind., have returned home.
Nellie Wood of Greenfield spent last week with Joseph Martin and wife of route 7.
Bertha Clark of Brown's Chappel is spending this week with relatives at this place.
Walter Derry and wife of route 9 were visiting Geo. Ham mer and wife Sunday.
Ethel Bussell spent last week with F. M. Sparks and wife. Ira and Walter Fisk with their wives were visiting their parents, Joe Fisk and wife Sunday.
Dr. McGuire of Greenfield transacted professional business on the route Saturday.
Wm. Wallsmith and family have moved to Alex Davis' place east of Eden.
Mesdames. Emmitt Rash ^and Charles Apple were calling on Walter Fisk and wife Friday,
HOUSE-CLEANING SALE
The Department Store Co.
Will give a 10 days' House=cleaning Sab, be= ginning May 1st, that will be a great saving in «House=Furnishings.
Lace Curtains and Piece Goods. Over 50 patterns to select from Lace Curtains, gpsffull length and width, ranging in price from 87c to $6.00 per pair. All sold at 20 per ^cent discount. Draperies and Drapery Goods sold at the same discount during this 10 days' sale.
stock of Wall-Paper ever shown in Hancock county. Over 500 different room patterns to select from, ranging in price from 3c to 50c per roll, at a clean cut of 20 per cont discount during this 10 days'sale. Nothing reserved.
What we advertise we do to the dot. It's a straight, out sale and no ma-king up to meet this deep cut. No goods sold on installments at these prices however, all installment customers will be taken care of at reduced prices during this sale. Extra help will be added to
care of our customers during this sale. REMEMBER the date of this House-cleaning Sale is only from MAY 1 st to MA lOtli. No longer time. No other time.
J. W. COOPER'S DEPARTMENT STORE CO.
GKE15XFI IJIvI), INDIANA.
Mabel Andis spent last week with John Orr and wife at Greenfield.
Fred Williams'and family of .Jackson township were visiting relatives at Greenfield Sunday.
Pheobe Knox and daughter, Ruth, called on W. H. H. Sager and family Monday.
Wm. Wallsmith was transacting business at Eden Thursday. Dr. Larrimore of Greenfield transacted business on the route Saturday.
Anna Martindale of your city is spending this week with relatives on the route.
Nelson Bradley was called Tuesday to the bed-side of his mother, Mrs. Harvey Bradley, of route 5-
Elam Reeves and family spent Saturday night andSunday with his parents John W. Reeves and wife. y*
Erma Braddock was shopping at Greenfield Saturday. Orman Stephens of Greenfield called on Ed Trees of Bethel Sunday. X*
W. H. H. Sager and family were transacting business near Nashville Tuesday. tEd Martin and wife of route 9 were visiting Alfred Young and family Sunday.
MT COMFORT
Mr. and Mrs. John Deel and two sons, Robert and Abner, and Ford Watson, of Lawrence, visited at W. H. Dunn's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blue, of of this place, were visiting at Mrs. ... Blue's father's, Henry Mitchell at Philadelphia Sunday.
Fred Weiss and wife, Cumberland, were visiting Sam Leslie's on Sunday. Claude Carr, of Scottsburg, Ind., was also there.
Owing to the illness of his wife, Rev. Martin did not preach here Sunday night.
The commencement will be held at the M. E. church here on
MATTINGS Choice liny, new and up-to-date. The 45c kinds, the new things in lied,
Blue and Green, the 10 day sale price...35c The Household Jap Matting, cotton warp, worth 30c, for... 23c Good Chinese Matting for 10c
The same deep cut in other grades. ROOn RUGS The finest line of choice new patterns ever exhibited in Greenfield. 9x12 Ax minsters for 82 1.75 Best Tapestries, room size that sells for $17.00, sale price 814.00 Body Brussels, 9x12 820.98 Crex Grass Carpeting, the kind that never wears out. New patterns. 1 yd wide 42c 54 inches wide, size for verandas 68c
STOVES A Modern Cast Range, 18
iDch
Right in the season when you want it. The largest
oven and
(j holes on top 818
Friday night. The Chappell family orchestra will furnish the music and Dr. Kemp, Terre Haute, will deliver the address.
Walter Fink and wife visited at Ed Fink's, near Julie tta, Sunday. "v^Mr. Griffith, the principal of our high school for next year, was in
our
town Monday in
specting the school building and looking for a boarding house for this fall. He comes from Parker, Ind.
The Texas Wonder
Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists or two months' treatment by mail for SI. Dr. E. W. Hall, 292(5 Olive street, St. Louis. Send for testimonials. *Apr 12,Herald 1 yr.
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Slippers and fancy little shoes for the babies. See our line. Service & Rogers.
If the city attorney resigns at the next meeting of the council who will be appointed his successor? Samuel Offutt and Earl Sample are both being mentioned.
Elder John M. Thompson will go to Cicero tomorrow and spend the evening with his daughter, Mrs. Pentecost. From there he will go to Rushville and be the guest of Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. Phebe Fry. Sunday he will preach at Mathews.