Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 29 October 1906 — Page 3

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But we want to reduce our stock of Wall Paper, and in order to do so we will give you the money-making end on this stock —none reserved. This stock is all new and up-to-date. Mouldings to match these papers go at low priced. Come early and get 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.

Dr. E. B. Howard, Dentist, Morrison phone 472. tf Earl Sample was at Charlottesville today on legal business.

The Tuesday afternoon club will give a Hallowee'n party at the Temple club.

See the nice line of suitings, Justus, the tailor is showing for 18, 20, 22.50 and $25. 9tf

Ladies free Monday night with 30c reserved seat tickets. Alpine Stock Company.

Several blackboards have been added to the conveniences at the Christian Sunday school.

A number of Republicans of this city will go to Knightstown this evening to hear Senator Beveridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sylvester accompanied the remains of Daniel Conwell to Indianapolis for interment, Sunday.

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.

as Rev. W. W. Martin taught the Sunday school class of Elmer E. Stoner Sunday morning. Mr. Stoner is confined to his home on account of sickness.

Joseph Larimore spent Sunday with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Larimore of this city. He is a member of the junior closs of DePauw University at Greencastle.

Albert New and family have moved their housenold goods from California to this city and will occupy their property on Grant street as soon as it is vacated by Simon Koin.

w?: Byron Jeffries has put on a new second dray. Anyone wanting transfer or moving should call him, phone No. 289. 25, 6td.

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

Reyival meetings commenced yesterday at fourteen Christian churches in Indianapolis. The meetings will continue four weeks with great union services •i on Sunday in Tomlinson Hall.

Rev. Mr. Scoville will conduct the evangelistic service in the armory for the Third church.

Did you ever notice thai tobacco is always clean? If a man drops a piece of meat no matter how clean the floor may be, be will either give it a kick or pick it up and lay it to one side. He will never eat it. But let him drop his plug of tobacco on the ground and no difference how dirty the spot where it fell he will pick it up and give it a oareless swipe on his coat sleeves or on the bosom of his panta and then take a chew with greater relish than ever.

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Beautiful illustrated songs with Alpine Stock Company

Harve Smith, of Fountaintown, was calling on friends in this city yesterday.

Mrs. Canada Clark of Greencastle is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sylvester.

Alfred Johnson and family of Utica, O., are boarding with Mr. and Mrs. AlFred Warrick,

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

For Rent—A dwelling house with plenty room at 633 North East street. Call Barr & Smith agents.

Mrs." John Dudding has returned from a week's visit with her son, Dr. B. F. Dudding, and wife at Hope. j*

Election time always has a depressing effect on business and men in this city are anxious for the thing to be over.

Omer Jackson, who has been ill with typhoid fever for several weeks, is now improving. He is able to sit up.

There was complaint yesterday at the different churches from uncomfortable rooms, particularly at Sunday school.

Mrs Kate Griffin Johnson, of Indianapolis, spentSunday with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Griffin, of North State street.

For backache and rheumatism use DeWitt's Kidney and Blader Pills. Cleanse and purify the blood A week's. treatment fui-25 c. Sold by C. Quigley.

For Sale—A five room house

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West Main street. Inquire of A. M. Knight, West Main street. 29 6td

Carolina poplars, so common along the streets of this city, have finally disposed of their leaves, a job that was commenced nearly six weeks ago.

Miss Josephine Adler, of Brandywine street,has returned from Paris, Illinois, where she spent the season as trimmer for a big millinery store.

Mrs. Anna Zike and Miss Golden, of Santa Barbara, Cal., who visited relatives^ here several weeks ago, returned yesterday from a five weeks' visit in Ohio.

James Dowling and Miss Florence Truxel, of Dayton, Were the guests Sunday of Mrs. John Huffman and daughters, Misses Mamie and Helen Dowling, of West Main street.

The fourth anniversary of the dedication of the Bradley M. E. church, will be observed on the last Sunday in November. E. W. Felt is chairman of the committee on arrangements.

The Bradley M. E. Sunday school reports an attendance of 328 the Christian 278 the Methodist Protestant 150 the Presbyterian 149. The collections were $9.68 at the Bradley school, $7.14 at the Christian, $3.75 at the M. P., and $4.07 at the Presbyterian.

Rev. W. W. Martin, pastor of the Bradley M. E. church, will spend the week in Richmond assisting the pastor of Grace church in a revival service. These pastors have ent ed into an agreement whereby the Rev. Mr. Martin is to be repaid for his work in Richmond by the pastor of Grace ohurch assisting in a revival to be held in this city the first of the year.

Miss Lena SJeicrest left today for wertern Colorado where she will spend the winter for the benefit of her health. She has been suffering for a few weeks from too close application to work and as a result had to quit her work. The rest she ^has taken has benefited her greatly and she goes away feeling that a few months in the high pure atmosphere Of OoloAdo will restore her to perfect health.

Will Cleary is here from St. Joe, Mich.

"Buck" Reeves wasoVer from Knightstown on business yesterdav.

Miss Wealthi DUdine is ser lously ill at her home on West Main street.

John H. Biaford went to Mooresviile and Martinsvjl today on business.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gant and Henry Wallsmith were guests of frie§ds at Marion yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Duncan will move from South East street to their farm southeast of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Marsh were guests at Indianapolis yesterday of their daughter, Miss Maud.? 1 SHI

Mr. and Mrs. Noble Pauley, of Indianapolis, were guests Sunday of Mrs. J. L. Carson andj family.

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Mr. and Mrs. J.. M. Havens spent Sunday at Lafayette with their son, Ray, who is in school there.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boring were the guests of her sister, Mrs. Lucy Kid wilder at Indianapolis Sunday. 1

A. C. Herron, of Noblesville, has accepted a position with Morford & Cooper^ and will move to this city.

There's pleasure as well as profit in having your dental work done by Dr. J. D. Hughes. Parlors No. 21£ West Main street.

George W. Duncan was called to Michigan on business connected with real estate in which he is interested. He left for that State Sunday evening.

Simeon Ellis, who until a few months ago, was a resident of Greenfield, has gone to Chattanooga to spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs. MolliePlum mer.

Mrs. Barclay, wife of the Rev. J. L. Barclay, of this city, president of the Indiana Conference, Methodist Protestant church, attended a convention of Christian Endeavor societies at Indianapolis Sunday.

C. W. Morrison accompanied the body of the late Daniel Conwell to Indianapolis yesterday. It had been the expressed wish of the deceased, that no other undertaker take charge of his body in Indianapolis.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCormick, who had been in this city several months, went to Tipton last week where Mr. McCormick has accepted a situation. He is an electrician and was employed at the car barns in the east part of town.

Scarcely anything is doing nowadays in the circuit court, which in part is attributed to the election. A number of cases were continued for this reason, the different attorneys in this city and elsewhere being engaged in the campaign. The September term of court will end in a few days to be followed a week later by the November term.

A civil service examination for post office carrier and clerk will be held in this city Saturday. Since the appointment of Mr. Holt to succeed the Rev. Mr. Scotten as city carrier there has been no substitute and the clerks have been obliged to do duty on the streets on'several occasions. Ladies are eligible to appointment as clerks but not as carriers and several will probably take tfie examinations.

Monday November 5tJi, will b« the last day for paying taxes before the penalty attaches. 29t6w

Don't forget theF. O. E. ball at the Armory Thursday night. It will be an enjoyable atair.

Gas Scarce?

Cereals

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pared and very healthful. We have them every known kind, as well as pre/pared soups, for

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days of gas scarcity. You can find about anything you want to eat at our store, and can eat it knowing that it is the BES'l the market affords.

White House Grocery

HARRY STRICKLAND.

George H. Cooper has returned from DeLand, Florida/

The Woman's Club met this afternoon with Mrs. Dr. J. P. Black.

Oscar Suess was the guest of friends "et Wilkinson on Sunday evening. ,„

Marion Conklin is preparing to paint Hammel's block, West Main street.

William Fisher will be given the Knight Rank in the K. of P. this evening.

The attendance at the Friends' Bible School yesterday was 140, and the collection $1.45.

The Ladies' Society of the Bradley M. E. Church will meet Tuesday afternoon in the chapel.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steel were at New Castle yesterday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rucker. V,

Mr. Sherman, Mr. McCarty and Fred Havens were entertained at dinner yesterday by Oscar Suess.

Rev. Melvin Sabastian, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Johnnie Johnson, of the northwestern part of this city.

Miss Lilly Redwine, of Spiro, Indian Territory, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faurot, of rural route number 6.

Miss Mary Hanna, who is attending Oxford College, spent Sunday with Robert Simmons and family near Wilkinson.

Cassidy & Wall will have a car load of apples, potatoes and cabbage on the side track at Fries' Mill. Prices are See this firm before buying

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Indianapolis. Mrs. Lynam, of George S. Columbus, Ohio, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Orider this city. Her husband has a good position with the Pennsylvania Railway Company at Columbus.

The Greenfield Brick Company received last week an order from Richmond for 1,000,000 brick. •. One year ago the order could have been filled but was turned down for want of brick, the demand having exhausted the supply that would h^.ve gone far toward this order,

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Everson, of Indianapolis, were the guests of relatives and friends Sunday. He has a good position as horse Mrs. Jacob Cottey and Mrs. shoer at the stock yards in West William H. Stewart are visiting

The entertainment to have been given Friday evening under the auspices of the Federation of Woman's Clubs, has been postponed until after the election, as many who wish to attend are engaged in the business incident to the battle of ballots which will occur next Tuesday.

Tonigt Eureka Lodge, No. 20, Knights of Pythias, celebrates its third annual roll call meeting. Work in the Rank of Knights will be conferred by Company .No. 100,U. R. ofP., Capt. Demmerly commanding. After the work a lunch will be served. All members of Eureka lodge'are requested to be pres

Your Winter Suit

Ora Andrews is clerking in the Masonic Hall Grocery.

Miss Ella Wysong, of Indianapolis, is here the guest of Miss Maude Ellis.

Miss Tula Adams, of Elwood, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. M. Tweedy.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs, of Brown township, were in Greenfield today.

Philander Caltyn, of Jackson township, is just about ready to move into his nice new $2500 house.

Simon Koin has purchased the home of John S. Loehr at the corner of Grant and East streets. n, f'

Mr. and Mrs. Marion.

COME REGA.RD IT AS A PLEASURE, v) SOME REGARD IT AS A BORE

to buy anew suit or overcoat, but we'll warrant you will find it a decided pleasure if you will visit us uow while our stock is complete.

We have a" most elaborate display of clothes made by The Michael Stern Clothing Co., showiug all the very exclusive Stern patterns and fabrics so much in demand this season, and all the proper s.yles in suits and overcoats.

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No mliter" what your prefereuce in style or cut may be, you'll find we have this season's version of it,, and as to quality, fit and finish, you can feel absolutely safe with the Michael Stern guarantee label.

The more particular you are about your clothes the more anxious we are to have you call

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Ora Drischel at

Gurney Hill spent today in of Greenfield calling upon the customers of Hibben & Holweg, for which firm he works.

Tfae Bible class of the Epworth League will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Rev. W. W. Martin on East Main street.

The members of the New Century Card Club will entertain trtieir husbands tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Sam Steel on Swope street.

Mrs. Gdldie Hook and baby, who have been visiting the families of Samuel Hook and Wilson McGuire, returned to their home at Indianapolis this afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Jiohn H. Binford received, word today of the death of Miss Mary Hill, daughter of former presiding Elder Dr. George H. Hill, of this district. The funeral occur at the family home in Richmond Tuesday, at 2 p. m. Many members of the Methodist Church of this city are intimately acquainted with Dr. Hill.

Remember the second annual ball of the *F. O E. at the Armory Thursday night Nov. 1st. Good music.

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our clothing is the l^iud that satisfies particular men.

SPECIAL FOR SATU RDAY:

Good 75c. steel-rod Ladies' Umbrellas, for 30c 10-qt. granite Water Pails 25c

GREENFIELD STAR STORE.

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We will continue to i'

OUR STOCK.

Come and get

BARGAINS!

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Clothes

Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired

Ladies' Skirts and Coats Cleaned.

All kinds of Fancy Dyeing.

J. H. CLAY,

106 East Main.

The Texas Wonder

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic troubles. Sold by all" druggists on two months treatment by mail for' $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. Send for testimonals. *Apr 12, Lerald 1 yr.

Heavy Lumber.

We have a large amount of heavy lumber for sale cheap* West end glass factory. See A. M. Knight. £6t2*