Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 2 August 1906 — Page 3

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STEWART'S

Is the best place in the city to have your

Pictures Framed

or old frames repaired and regilded.

ha he at an he most extensive assortment of ^Picture Mouldings to be found r: in this oity.

Step in and see them.

W. H. STEWART,

No. 22 W. Main. Phones 74.

1 C. W. Morrison

SON.

NEWS NOTES.

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

Lost

For

Dentist, tf

-1902 H.

S. class pin. this office.

Finder return to

Greenfield Commander Knights Templar will meet tonight.

Sale—Some very desir

able books cheap. 250 West Main street. 2td

D, B. Loudenback, of south of Charlottesville, was here today on business.

Lawrence Boring", who has been sick several weeks, is in a critical condition.

John C. Loudenback, of east of Willow, Indiana, was in town today on business.

Mrs. P. Wilson and daughter Mary were passengers to Indianapolis today.

The Matlock family reunion will be held at Garfield Park, Indianapolis, next Sunday, August 5th.

Rev. J. R. Moody and family were entertained at dinner today by Mr. and Mrs. Libb Trees east of this-citv.

Owen Bodkins and family left this morning for a visit with relatives at Greencastle, Bedford and French Lick.

Anew case filed in the circuit court is that of Amanda Meek vs Clementina Wallsmith, to declare of unsound mind.

Examination free, all work guaranteed. Call and get estimates when in need of dental care. Dr. J. D. Hughes, 21 W. Main street.

Dr. T. E. Reagan, who has an office at Knightstown, Indianapolis and Greenfield, will discontinue his office at Knightstown and give more time to his office in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Binford, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Myers, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Roberts, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peters formed a party to Wonderland last night.

Going to Move

If you are, -it will pay you to see

"SHORTY" HARRIS,

THE DRAYMAN

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His "many years

in the

business is a guarantee that your household goods will be carefully handled You can get him by phone. Call 45, either phone, or leave word at the White House Grocery.

Claud Fort is at Knightstown on business today. J. K. Henby is ill and scarcely able to be around. s.Mrs. Georg-e Reed is visitingrelatives in New Casrle.

H. E. Hawley, of Cleveland,is the guest of J. M. Meade.

Miss FaDme Marsh is visiting relatives at Fountaintown.

Wheat dropped to 67 cents todiy, the lowest price so far this season.

Everybody will beat the lawn fete on West Main street Saturday evening.

Mrs. f. W. McGuire, Swope street, who has been sick is reported better.

Cole Bros. Circus will exhibit on the Hinchmin property west of North Stat^ street.

Don't fail to see the Gypsy Fortune teller at the Charity lawn fete Saturday oight.

For Sale—Some very tine china dishes at less than half their value. 250 West Main street. 2td

Quiirley & Stuart have es tablished a law office in Goble building over the print shop on South East street.

Ed Mclntire, Dr. J. M. Lari more and son Joe, who have been enmping at Tippecanoe Lake returned last night.

Capt Henrj^ Snow and Capt Lee Harris went fishing yester day along Blue River near Free port. They returned with four teen bass.

Teeth will be the topic of in terest now, and you will want to know the best place to buy There's not a tooth want we can't supply. J. D. Hughes dentist, 214- West Main ssreet

S. Habich and companion passed through here today on thpir way to Boston on bicycles from Springfield, Illinois. Mr Habich will attend Harvard college this fall.

Mrs. B. W. Cline and son Oakley, and Mrs. Joshua Cline who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. New, returned to their home at Utica, Ohio, today. Miss Margaret Cline re mained for a longer visit.

George Gant and wife, Mrs. Wm. Lewis, Ransom Denny and wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Dieter Miss Grace Woodall, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Archey left this morning at 5 o'clock to visit the boj^s who are camping on Fall Creek near Fortville.

Drury Holt, of Carthage, who was hurt in a railroad accident at Springfield, Mo., last week while returning. home trom Oklahoma with his wife and son, John Holt, did not reach Carthage until Tuesday evening being delayed by his injuries, Mrs. Holt and son arrived home Saturday. John has been much better since that time. He is preparing to live in a tent on the Benton Henley farm south of Carthage in the hopes of being benefited by the open air treatment. He has tuberculosis of the throat.

Wesley Banta arrived at his home iu this city yesterday. He was released a few days ago from the refo..natory at JeffersonvHle he had been an inmate sii, Jan 12th, 1904. He is 19 years old ana was sent to prison on a of guilty to assault and v^ery and attempt to kill Raymond Hutton, a*T- lad of similar age. The crime was committed Saturday morning about 2 o'clock December 19, 1903. The boys had been quarreling while at work and Banta in the heat of passion dealt the Hutton lad a blow on the head with au iron pipe. For a time it was thought the boy would not live but his skull was trephined and he recovered.

John Dempsey is visiting friends in Nob^sville.

For Sale—An for. $25 250 West Main^J

davenport street. 2td-

A. C. Pilkenton and family left today on a trip to Yellowstone Park.

The lawn fete terest to all, come charity along.

will be of inand help

Raymond Fair is spending the week with his grandparents north of the city.

"Naomi Tapscott went to Straughns today for a two weeks' visit with her grandparents.

E. Holloway, of Cleveland, Ohio, who has been the guest of Miss Anna Meade, returned home this morning.

Lost—On Main street, ladies open face blue enamel watch, attached to black ribbo^ with chatelaine and chain. Leave at Star office.

Dr. Smith, Larue Snodgrass and Sidney Smith, of Carrollton, with their families are preparing to leave for a month's visit in Minnesota.

The plans of the new Presbyterian church have been carried away purposely, and the building committee desires that the person who took them return the same at once.

A great many Greenfield people have visited the Indianapo lis parks and places for outdoor summer entertainments and amusements and they are almost unanimous in proclaiming Wonderland by far the best of them all.

Charley Vaughn towed Horace Boyd's automobile from Irvington yesterday. Mr. Boyd and a party of friends were returning from McCordsville through Indianapolis and met with an accident at Central Avenue, Irvington. The machine was seriously damaged.

The members of the Tri Kappa society enjoyed acorn roastsupper and dancing at Spring Lake Park last night. The party was made up of Misses Bessie Kinsley, Stella Thompson, Marie Pilkenton, Mary Sample, Bertha Orr, Lena Walker, Mary Montgomery, Jessie and Nellie Baldwin, Messrs. John Rhue, Sam Offutt, John Early, Thomas Cleary. Von Glascock, Ed Quigley, George and Theodore Caldwell and Dr. Frank Selman.

Arthur Dufty was in the city today the guest of Henry Gates and daughter Vania. He is superintendent of buildings at Purdue University and has over seen the erection of the five new buildings there neither of which cost less than $40,000. Mr Dufty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dufty of Troy, N. Y., who are intimate friends of Miss Gates and with whom she recently made an exceedingly en joyable two months1 visit.

Galvani, the great psychic performer who is to give an exhibition of his mysterious powers in this city Tuesday, August 7th, under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will begin his work Monday evening at 8 o'clock by hypnotizing a man and placing him a prominent display window, where he will remain for 24 hours. Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock, he will execute one of the most dangerous and difficult tests known to the occult scisnce, in the execution of which he will, while blind folded drive a spirited team of horses at break-neck speed through our streets and locate various articles which will be hidden by a committee of our best citizens. 'Manager Rice of the Majestic heatre at Ft. Wayne, says:— Galvani gave four performances in my house to large and enthusiastic audiences. I heartily

recommend nis

Do you to taKe The Star? entertainments.

HOG CHOLERA CURE

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Greenefield, Ind.

Mrs. F. G. Banker returned from a three weeks visit at Peru.

George Peffrey has purchased the meat marketof Frank Ulrey at New Palestine.

Orville Mattix and wife have been visiting friends in Jennings county the part few days.

Mrs. Anna Jackson, of New Palestine, is visitiug the Misses Hudelson, of West North street.

Col. E. P. Thayer, who is having a fine time at Carp lake, writes that be will be home Aug. 7th.

Mrs. Frank E. Swonger returned today from Dayton where she was called by the death of her father.

Mrs: Rhoda Morris and son James, of Rushville, are visiting with Dr. M. M. Adams and family.

The Krammes family reunion will be held at the larm of George Krammes four miles west of Rushville, Wednesday, Aug. 8th. There are several members of the Krammes fam ily in Hancock county.

CARROLLTON.

Mrs. Isaac Ern,est is still on the sick list. Vernie Boring and family of Fountaintown were at church Sunday night.

The Ladies Aid entertained at the church Wednesday evening Chas. Amos and wife are here the guest of his brother Tom Amos. v,'

Mrs. Lizzie Means and Mattie Duucan were calling on friends last evening.

Steve Lewis and wife and Jos. Hite and wife took their music and made a call on Vernie Bor ing at Fountaintown last Tuesday evening. They report hay ing a fine time.

Mrs. Hargrove was seen in our town looking at some houses which are for sale. She thinks Carrollton all right too.

Mabel, the little daughter of Tom Amos, died July 29. Funeral preached by Rev. Martin at the residence July 31.

Most every one is done threshing around here. Steve Lewis and family visited in Fountaintown last Sunday. r:

Mrs. Smith, Cora Anderson and Ellen Murphy were shopping in your town last Monday.

Mr. Riddle of Indianapolis was calling on Bessie Glass last Sunday evening.

Latta Haines and family were visiting in our town. Latta, Carrollton is like home yet.

Rilley Bush gave a party to a number of young folks last evening.

A Safe Headache Cure-

We ask our customers to try Ake-In the-Head tablets for neuralgia and headaches with the'understanding that you must get immediate relief or your money back. Safe, sure and six cures for ten cents. Vincent L. Early.

A world of truth in a few words: "Nearly all other cough cures are constipating, especially those containing opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar moves the bowels. Contains no opiates M.X5. Quigley

35c Haviland Decora ted Dinner Plates, at

25c

A special lot of fancy Decorated Cups and OCjt Saucers, at Cwv

15c to 2oc Gravy or Sauce Boats, at Iv

10c bell-shaped heavy Iced Tea Glasses. vv

lOe Crystal Glass Gob- g^ lets au

Individual Decorated China Tea Pots, each

10c

White China Plates, suitable for decorating, six

50c

NO QUESTION ABOUT IT-

Pepsikola Mast Cure Iudie-esfcioa or it Tree-

Vincent L. Early continues to sell Greenfield people with the understanding it must positively cure dyspepsia and indigestion or it will not cost a penny, ggg

Experience has proyen that Pepsikola Tablets cure dyspepsia in forty-nine cases out of fifty. That is a remarkable statement, but the facts in the case can easily be verified.

There is every reason to have confidence for Mr. Early will hand back your 25 cents without hesitation should you fail of being cured.

All kinds of food can be eaten freely—it is more easily digested, there is no fullness or distress after eating, and by aidjng. the stomach to assimilate and digest, Pspsikola Tablets make more rich, red blood to strengthen the body. *1

They are just the thing if you feel run down, nervous, tired and debilitated and need something to give you new life and new energy.

Don't hesitate a minute but go right to Mr. Early and try Pepsikola Tablets with the understanding that you must be decidedly benefited or the cost is nothing.

Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in the postoffice at Greenfield, Ind., Aug. 2, 1900

Anglin, Mr. Henry Atkins, Miss Mildred Berry, S. Dwebire, Mr. Clarance Draper & Cook Finkenbinor, Mr. Emmet Hannold, Miss Alma Hoop, Horatia .... Kerns, Mr. Chas. Little, Mr. Chas. W. McCarty, Miss Agnes McMillan, Mrs. R. H. v, Nicholson, Mrs. T. E. Richey, Mr. Wm. G.

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Summerland, P. A. Taylor, Mr. J. W. Those calling for above letters please say "advertised."

W. G. BRIDGES, Postmaster.

Parmer Brown had apples green hanging on a tree. Johnny spied them—"I'll take two—one for you and me."' When 'twas over mother said, "Now run out and playLucky for you that Cascasweet was in the house today." Just what is in Cascasweet is on the bottle in plain English. 50 doses 25 cents. Sold by M. C. Quigley.

Don't drag along with a dull,* billious, heavy feeling. You need a pill.Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. Do not sicken or gripe, but re-

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1 Oc Crepe Papers, colors, per rell ...

lot of Embroidery, per yard To close out.

10c Fancy each....

A fine lot of Nickelplated Ware, at...

FRANK S. HAMMEL.

You Need Groceries

White House Grocery

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