Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 27 October 1906 — Page 3

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But we want to reduce bur stock of Wall Paper, and in order to do so we will igive you the jnoney-inakinp: end

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?—none reserved. This stock is all new and up-todatve. Mouldings to match these papers go mt low priced. Coine early and fget your choice before the best are sold.

Good paper hangers at your service at all times.

W. H. STEWART,

No. 22 W. Main. Phones 74.

NEWS NOTES.

Fresh country butter at Hen ricks'.

Dr. E. B. Howard, Dentist, Morrison phone 47.2. tf An interesting" revival is in progress at the Friends' church in Shirley.

Rev. J. W. Souder will begin a revival meeting tomorrow at Zion Chapel.

Mrs. Byron Jeffries and Miss Clara Jeffries were shopping at Indianapolis Friday.

Mrs. W. H. Power, who had been visiting relatives in Greenfield, has returned to her home in Wilkinson.

The Sugar Creek township Sunday school convention will be held at New Palestine tomorrow afternoon.

Lost—Twisted-gold necklace with square California topaz on chain. Finder leave at 315 S. Pennsylvania street and receive reward.

For Rent—Eight room house cistern and city water, No. 229 West North street. Inquire at No. 224 N. Pennsylvania or call over Morrison phone No. 104.

Byron Jeffries has put on a new second dray. Anyone wanting transfer or moving should call him, phone No. 289. 25, Gtd.

Spring chickens, are very cheap. We are now selling them at 9c per pound al'ive and are retailing the very best butter at 20c per pound at E. P, -Thayer's meat market. 25tf

The Hosek chimney factory at Shirley is not having the success anticipated in the use of crude oil as fuel, but they hope to succeed in their experiment as soon as other improvements are made in the burners.

Q. A. Wright, the trustee of Vernon township, has started a wagon to. convey the pupils, who heretofore attended the McKay school house, to the MoCordsville schools.' It is belieyed this new plan will give entire satisfaction.

i, The Vernon National Gras Co. has brought in another good gas well on the Washington Fort farm, and as a natural consequence the stock-holders are feeling that they are comfortably fixed for fuel this coming winter.

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Charles Berger, the great pitcher, played with Ingalls last Sunday, against the Indianapolis White* City team. V' He shut them out without the semblance of a hit, or a run. Score 7 to 0. Burchie Cumins did thecatching-—Fortville Tribune.

Sunday will be rally day at the Friends' church. The services will begin at 9:30 a. m. The State Board of Charities 'has requested all churches of

Indiana to give up one service tomorrow to matters relating- to criminals andi prevention of crime. The evening services at the friends church has been set aside for that purpose.

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Good eating apples at Hen. rices'. New cracked hominy just received at Henricks'.

Beautiful illustrated songs with Alpine Stock Company.

A. N. Knight, of West Main street, who has been ser.ously ill, is better. j"*

See the nice line of suitings, Justus, the tailor is showing tor 18, 20, 22.50 and #25. 9tt

Ladies free Monday niijht with '30c reserved seat tickrts. Alpine Stock Company, '-"J, ,.

Have your overcoat repaired with velvet color and sleeve lining by Justus the tailor. 9tf

For Rent—A dwelling house with plenty rootn at 633 North East street. Call Barr & ^.it.Ji agents.^

F.ank Hammer, a New Castle attorney, who foamerly lived at Shirley, was in the city today on business.

See the aerials McLains in their trapeze and flying "rings with Alpine Stock Company all next week.

Elmer Duncan and Miss Virgie Crider were married at Indianapolis Thursday. They formerly lived in this city.

The Alpine Quartette* will drive away all dull care and a sure cure for the blues with the Alpine Stock Company.

The State of Washington has joined the ranks of those who are to make Roosevelt run again for the Presidency.

Rev. W. W. Martin, pastor of the Bradley M. E. church, will assist the Rev. W. M. Nelson in a revival meeting1 at Richmond next week.

Miss Myrtle Woodson will have a vacal solo at the Christian Sunday School to morrow. The orchestra will alo render special music.

Mrs. Rose Carr entertained at six o'clock dinner yesterday in honor of Miss Lora Hadley, of Bloomingdale, and Mr. Owen Brenton, of Richmond,

Mr. and Mrs. Squire Griffey, Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Johnson, Mr.»and Mrs. Bert Smith,of this city, attended the funeral yesterday of their aunt, the late Mrs. Nan Johnson, of Morristown. ,1

Rev. George C. Noetling,pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach Sunday morning from the subject "The Man Whom God Can Help." In the evening his subject will be, '•Some Startling Facts."

The Sugar Creek township Sunday school convention will be held at the G. E. Z. church at New Palestine tomorrow at 2 p. m. The program includes the names of Prof. Geo,. J. Richman, Prof. Frank Larrabee, James F. Reed and E. W. Felt, of this city.

The revival, meeting which has been in progress at Curry's Chapel, five miles northeast of this city,for tiie past two weeks will probably olose Sunday evening. It has been conducted by Rev. Shaw, an evangelist from Wabash. He was assisted by Mrs. B. F. Lowe, of Jackson township. 7

At the November .election, 1904, Hugh Dougherty,/ the Democratic candidate for elec-tor-at-large, in this county received 2,086 votes George Cunningliam, Republican, 2,633 votes Daniel G. Carter, Prohibitionist, 212 votes Robert Jackman, Socialist, 7 votes. U. S. JacksonDemocratic candidate for Congress, received 2,820 votes James E. Watson, Repub. iican, 2,644 votes. The candidate on the People's ticket, 16 votes, and the Socialist Labor candidate, 200 votes. The total vote for electors-at-large in the county was 5,676.—Hancock Democrat.

Jasper GlAbCock was at Indianapolis ou business yesterday.

Harve Stringer went to Morristown today ,to remain^over Sunday.

James Trees, ot this* city, has completed the work on Wills Handy's livery barn1 at Morristown.

Mrs. M. F.. Smith was called to Cincinnati by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Eliza Hawkins. •.

Misses Nelie Hufford and Ethel Garriott will be gueats of friends at Frankfort and Lafayette tomorrow.

George W. Shea, of Parkview, who has charge of Spring Lake park, is ^putting in a green house for the I. & E. near the powerhouse.

For backache and rheumatism use DeWitt's Kidney and Blader Pills. Cleanse and "purify "the bluo.d A week's treatment fui25c. Sold by'M C. Quigley.

The Hanoock County Horse Thief Detective association is holding a secret meeting in the farmer's room of the court house today.'

Ward Rhue, one of the Star carrier boys, is ill threatened with typhoid fever. Urban Pike, another, has been sick with typhoid fever nearly two weeks.

A telegram from Dr. W. W. Lineberry, pastor of the M. P. church, says that he will preach as usual Sunday morning and evening. Dr. Lineberry is at Plymouth.

The Brown township Sunday school convention whidh was to have been held at Wilkinson tomorrow, Oct. 28th, has been postponed until Sunday. November 4th. 'c

"When is a bushel not a bush el?" is a great question that is agitating the produce dealers in a western town. Depends,we should think, on whether you are buying or selling.

The cement blocks on the new Holy Recruit church are all ic. position. The building will pre sent a good appearance and will be a great improvement over the old building.

The game of football between Irvinglon and the Greenfield high school advertised for today was called off this morning when the rain began to fall and the wind commenced to blow.

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tained the Aftermath club yesterday afternoon at her home on West Main street. A buffet luncheon was served. Mrs. T. H. New will entertain the club November 8th. if

Cassady & Walls have opened up a fruit and vegetable sale room at the brick livery barn on North State street, 1£ squares north of court house. (Old No, 39.) Orders delivered free. Morrison phone No. 353.

The members of the high school foot ball team were disappointed this afternoon when they discovered the game with Irvington had been called off. It was decided to attempt to get the players over on the 3 o'clock car, but they could not make the connection.

A male quartette from Irvington will sing at the Sunday School of the Bradley M. E. Church to.morrow morning. Rev. Martin's subject in the morning will be "The Glory of the Church." The choir will give a Sacred Concert in the evening. *./

Miss Myrtle Woodson, supervisor of music and drawing in the city schools, is well pleased with Greenfield and be®* work. The superintendent and students speak very complimentary of her work and say she is doing excellently. One hundred in the high school.have elected to take "the work. 5

Gas Scarce?

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pared and very healthful. We have them every known kind, as well as pr&pared soups, for these days of gas scarcity. You can find about anything *U. you want to eat at our store, and can est it knor--ing that it is the BES'l S, the market affords.

White House Grocery

HARRY STRICKLAND.

The Greenfield Nationals will play the IngaUs Giants a game of football at Ingalls tomorrow.

FOR SALE—Several

shares of

Citizens' Gas Stock. See Samuel J. Offutt, Masonic Temple. 27t2

The U. B. Sunday School will meet at 9:15 a. m. Class meeting at 10:30, led by Wealthy Dildine. Preaching 7:00 p. m., by Rev. Lydy. Prayer meeting Friday evening.

We have customers for two 4 or 5 room houses, with barn, on the north side, not to cost more than $1300. If you want to sell call upon Crider,^ Bragg & Thayer, Arcade.

Wanted—Bright man or woman to travel. Salary .$15 weekly Expenses advanced. Reliable school. Some knowledge of music preferred, but not essential. References. Address Jos. H. Moore, Greenfield, Ind. -27tl.

Harvey N. Barrett, who has a position as expert chemist at Sandusky, Ohio, is expected home next Monday to spend a week's vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua H. Barrett, of Brandywine township.

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The Epworth League Quartette, of Irvington, will furnish special music at the Braciley M. E. Sunday school tomorrow morning at 9:10. These boys not only furnish good music but bring the influence of a chris tian life. You are invited to hear them.'1

MOHAWK.

Friday was "visiting day" at our schools. A pie social was given at the Union Sfchool- house just north of here, Friday night. A good time was had and success socially and financially reported.

Frank Gerode and wife were at Indianapolis Monday. Mrs, W. H. Wilson was shop-ping-in Greenfield Saturday. g||

Jim Flannigan visited his sister Mrs. Fannie Johnson at Moreland Saturday and Sunday.

A number of our people were at the Bryan speaking Tuesday night.

Will Whitaker's family is still afflicted with tryphoid fever. Newton Steele has opened up a new grocery store here and he is said to carry a fine stock of goods.

Mrs. Geo. Hook is suffering witta malarial fever. All the -grading on the new street car line has been finished through here, but unfortunately the laborers have had quite a time getting their money. A reia,ble company should be more

SAD.

There was once a young man in Mo, 'Who suffered'such terrible pe. At getting the mitten

When he was.-love-smitten That at last he went wildly inse. —Jydge.

THREES STAGES.

Great big sunshade by the seashore Plain umbrella after -marriage After while in blissful season .Parasol on baby carriage. —New York Sun.

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Fair woman's mind is ever clean# Whichever way she ranges it, Which, is but natural, I wean,

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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY:

Good 75c. steel-rod Ladies' Umbrellas, for 30c 10-qt. granit«? Water Pails t. .. 2oc

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Silverware made by International Silver Plate Co., makers of "1847 Rogers Brothers" goods— Floral pattern teaspoons, regular price $2.25, onlys„ per set 98c Floral pattern table spoons, regular price ^4.50, only, per set ,.^1.98 vVe take pleasure in showing our new stock of goods.

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