Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 4 August 1906 — Page 3
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NEWS NOTES.
Lawn fete at New lot on West Main street Saturday.
Dr. E. B. Howard, Morrison phone 472.
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Mrs. Pearl Tyner is spending a few days on her farm in Blue River township.
The bright colored lantern will let you know where the lawn fete will be Saturday night.
Mrs. John Lewis and her mother, Mrs. Jane Cruey, went to Shelbyvilie today on a business trip.
Mrs. Mary Myers and son Walter spent yesterday with Mrs. Clara Strickland, of near Westland.
Link Cole's two-year-old filly, "Green Ribbon" went a quarter in 37£ seconds at the Indianapolis track Friday.
Examination free, all work guaranteed. Call aDd get estimates when in need of dental care. Dr. J. D. Hughes, 21W. Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Griffith, of Youngs town, O., are guests of the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Larimore. They arrived over the Pennsylvania at 7 o'clock this morning.
W. C. Goble is again having serious trouble with his hands and for that reason he is unable to write and his column on the Sunday school is omitted today. He is having a serious time from something similar to eczema of the hands.
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'SHORTY" HARRIS, THE DRAYMAN.
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, eitlier phone, or leave word at the White House Grocery.
Henry Walls is lis on business.
Dentist, tf
S. class pin. this office.
to the Charity
Lawn Fete tonight. Do your shopping" and then go to the lawn fete Saturday nijrht.
For Sale—Some very desirable books cheap. 250 West Main street. 2td
Mrs. Wood Fry, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her father, Frank Ellison.
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cause go to the lawn fete Saturday night., Mrs. Willium Marts was visiting friends at Pountaintown yesterday.
Miss Hazel Freeman, of Richmond, is the guest of Miss Mary Montgomery.
Mrs. Malinda Goble returned today from a visit with relatives in Grant county.
Misses Nellie and Kate Barr, of this city, will visit friends at Anderson over Sunday.
Buy your caildrea pop-corn and Sweetheart ice cream at the lawn fete Saturday night.
Presley Morris formerly of this city, but now of Morristown, was in Greenfield Friday.
For Sale—,Some very fine china dishes at less than half their value. 250 West Main street. *2td
Miss Ella Bourne, who is in England, visited Warwick cas tie July 22, and Kenil worth casJuly 20.
Ray Denny returned yesterday from the camp on Fall Creek near Fortville, on account of his being sick.
Charles Bartlow and wife, of of South East street, took a drive over the northern part of the county yesterday..
John Richey, of East Greenfield, who suffered with a stroke of paralysis last week is now able to be up in town.
Rev. O. F. Lydy will preach tomorrow afternoon instead of evening. The sermon will folfow the Sunday school.
Miss Adda Fisk resumed her duties at the Spot Cash store this morning after two weeks' vacation, at Bethany Park.
There will be an ice cream social given at the Second M. E. church on South State street tonight. Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Wood Saxon, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tindall and other relatiyes and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stoner and Mrs. J. M. Larimore were at Bethany Park yesterday. They enjoyed an oid time country dinner at Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keltner and baby, of Anderson, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barnett of Mechanic street. Mrs. Keltner is the daughter of Mr. Barnett.
The Eden Band has returned from Aurora, 111., where it fur-' nished music for a big picnic and fire drills. The band has twenty-six pieces and is led by S. H.'Trueblood.
Teeth will be the topic of interest 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.
John Walker, chairman of the Republican County Committee at Shelbyvilie was in Greenfield Friday looking after some real estate and calling upon Postmaster Walter G. Bridges.
The Christian and Methodist Sunday schools of Fortville, will hold a union meeting tomorrow. Choirs from both churches will furnish music. Preaching services will be morning and afternoon.
Warren Myers, of the south part of the city, while out hunting a few days ago on the farm of Jacob Catt, east of this city, shot a squirrel which ran into a hole in the tree after, it was wounded. He climbed up the tree and attempted to punch the squirrel out when he stirred up a swarm of bees causing him to 5 make a hasty retreat&fc
J. S. Wright, of Mt. Comfort, was in Greenfield on business today.
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Mrs. B. Colo is visiting her brother, Henry Wolf,and family at Morristown.
The Tri Kappa Sorority will have a lawn fete on the New lot on West Main street Saturday night. 'Z~ I
Mrs. Anna Middleton will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moore, at Carthage over Sunday.
Ice cream,ices, pop corn crisp, home made candy and fortune telling at the lawn fete Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siecrist, of South Pennsylvania street, will spend Sunday with relatives in Rushville.
Every 10 cents you spend Saturday at the lawn fete will help some poor soul. Come and help a good cause
James Van Duyn, wife and son, Charles, of Wilkinson, are the guests of A. C. Van Duyn, and other relatives.'
Elder R. W. Thompson will preach the funeral of William Collins at Mt. Comfort Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Charity Lawn Fete will be held at Stoner's on W. Main street instead of the New lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr and two children, of Pierson street, went to Indianapolis this after noon where they^ill spend Sanday with friends. "f
The builders of the Presbyterian church say they have located the plans taken from the storage room and that trouble may be avoided by their return.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mitchell, of East Main street, will go to Anderson Sunday morning where they will visit for a few days wtih Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Malone.
The Greenfield Military orchestra had arranged to give a concert last night on the court house lawn but some of the members who live in the country were unable to come to town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Smith and baby returned from Hamilton, Ohio, Friday evening. Mrs. Smith and the baby had been visiting friends there for several days and Mr. Smith went over to accompany them home.
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Rev. M. H. Lichliter is on the program at the Merom Chautauqua "on the banks of the Wabash." After his engagement there, he with Mrs. Lichliter will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Larimore in this city. Their home is in Olean, N.
Mack Warrum's young mare, Flirt,
promising by Warren
C., was given a work-out of five miles on the State Fair track at Indianapolis Friday. She was in good form and did well. She paced the 5th mile in 2:24£ with the last quarter in 32 seconds a 2:08 clip.
A1 Thomas, the contractor, is at McCordsville this afternoon, says the Anderson Herald, figuring on anew block to take the place of the two story Masonic Temple and business block that burned there a week or ten days ago. The new building will be a fine one, and Mr. Thomas hopes to land the contract.
Harry and Sherman Rothermel, of Green towhship, went to Wayne county this morning to attend a reunion of the old pupils and students of Pennville school, three miles east of Cambridge City. Next Saturday, August 11th, they will attend the RothermeL family reunion at Glen Miller Park in Wayne County.,
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Want your fortune told? Well then go to the charity lawn fete Saturday night.
Mrs. Mabel Casaidy returned yesterday from a two weeks' visit with relatives in Rushville.
Orders taken now for pickles. Any size or quanity, call at 223 Tague street or address box 83 City.
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William H. Fletcher, United States post office inspector, was in Greenfield today on his regular checking up duties.
Miss Nellie Cole will sing tomorrow at the First Christian church in Rushville. She is one of the favorite soloists of this city
Rossie Wagner and Miss Kate Marron, of Indianapolis, will spend Sunday with Miss Pearl Wagner at her home on East Main street.
Miss Nellie Doughy, of An derson, who was the guest of Mrs. Robert Fair, Mrs. William Marts and other friends, went to Glenwood yesterday to be with relatives for week or more. On her way home she will stop in Greenfield.
The Union Traction Company and William Pettigrew came to an agreement Wednesday concerning the 36 hogs that were killed b}' a traction car at Ingalls recently. The Company paid the sum of $472 80 for the animals.
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." You can get it at M. C. Quigley's.
While the sheriff of Henry county was at the Jefferson ville reformatory last week, he was informed by the attaches of that institution that Haley Gipe is a model prisoner and conducts himself in manner far different than when he first entered the institution. His incarceration has changed him wonderfully and now he obeys all the orders of the prison officials.
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Christian Science services are held in the Gant block, corner of Main and Pennsylvania streets, Sunday, 10 a. m. ^.Subject, Soul text, "My soul has kept thy testimonies, and I love them exceedingly." Psalm 119: 169. Mid-week, experience and testimonial meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. All are cordially welcome to all services. Reader, Mrs. Mary H. Bash.
AUGUST
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Hiram J. Rhue was down Brandy wine township yesterday looking after his wheat thresh ing. He has seen eighty-five harvests, and is well pleased with this one.
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The Eastern Indiana iness Association has finished a cottage for use of the janitor and is building a dormatory of twenty rooms on the camp ground at Cleveland. The Bible school will open on the 24th inst., continuing ten days. The camp-meeting will be held tue first ten days in September and wili be in the charge of evangelists ^Edward Eurgaston and James M. Taylor. The Rev. John T. Hatfield, president of the association, mU assist.
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Charity Lawn Fete Stoner's tonight.
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Mrs Bert Walton, who has been quite sick for a few days, is able to be up.
Miss Lucile Downing has returned from a visit with her grandparents in Bradford, O.
Mr.' and Mrs. James Cleft and son Earl, of near Eden, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felt Friday.
William H. Pauley returned Friday evening from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Bingham at West Jefferson county.
Miss Alma Brown, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kim Duncan, returned to her home toda}?" in St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Louisa Templeton celebrated her fifteenth birthday anniversary by entertaining seventy young friends at her home north of Charlottesville.
Charity Lawn Fete will be held at Stoner's on W. Main street instead of the New lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walls, of this city, wTith Mr. and Mrs. Will St. Clair, of Knightstown, will go to the Chesterfield camp meeting next week for several days camp.
Rev. Edgar H. Stranaban will fill the pulpit at the Friends' church tomorrow. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and again in the evening. The evening sermon will be illustrated.
Owing to the condition of the M. P. church, the seats having all been removed to place the new carpet, no services will be held in the auditorium tomorrow. A class meeting will be conducted at the morning hour in the basement of the church and in the evening the pastor's subject will be "How to Increase the Pastor's Usefulness in Future."
Oak Morrison, I. R. Showalter, Robert Hayes, H. B. Bolt, Will Leamon, accompanied by their wives Chas. Scott, wife and daughter, of Brandywine
Earl Jackson and Carl
Tp. Rock joined Greenfield's camp at Bethany today. They go with the intention of remaining over Sunday, as the program promises to be one of the most First interesting of the session.^
Larkin Cox, who has been foreman of the Fruit Jar Factory for several years, accompained by wife went to Jennings county today for a two weeks visit with Elihu Hnnt, George Lewis and Jacob Roberts, former residents of this city, and other relatives and friends in and around North Vernon, Madison and Scottsburg. Mr. Gox
recently purchased a farm near Grayford and will look after this property while away. This is his first vacation for several years.
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