Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1908 — Page 1

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* WEATHER REPORT. • * Generally fair tonight and * * Thursday except snow north por- * * tion tonight; slightly colder.

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Two

lads from Indianapolis

Thomas

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vin Warren Nolan also 13 were liberated from a box car at the Vandalia depot at a late hour last night and were taken in by the police and are being held until the local officers can secure word from the boy's parents. Joe Martlner, aged 18 whom | the boys claimed induced them to get into the box car is also under arrest and may be held for kidnapping. The boys said that they tried to get out of the car at Greencastle hut Martiner would not allow them to even open the door of the car in which they were imprisoned. Both of the hoys are very intelligent and they are being kindly cared

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for by Chief McMillan at headquarters. It is quite probable their parents will come for them today. Martiner denies the charge of the boys. He said they got Into the car at Indianapolis of their own free will, being anxious to accompany him on his trip over the country. Ho says he made no attempt whatever to detain the boys at any time. Robinson gave his address as 653 Holley avenue and Nolan as 554 Chase street, both of Indianapolis.* This afternoou Chief McMillan received a telegram from the father of the Robinson boy, stating that he will come after him this afternoon. Nothing has been heard from the parents of the Nolan boy. The boys stated this afternoon that they were picking up coal in the yards at Indianapolis, when Martiner asked them to get In the ear with him. When they refused he picked them up and threw them into the car, closing the door and keeping guard over them. They were let out of the car here and going to the plant of the Indiana Paving Brick Plant, where they were found and a message was sent to the police headquarters, when an officer went after them. Mariner was round on the street and arrested.—Brazil Times.

DEATH OF MRS. MARY WOODALL

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The death of Mrs. Mary F. all, aged G2 years, wife of

Woodall, occurred at her home on COS Illinois street tills morning at 3 o’clock. Apoplexy was the cause of her death. Beside her husband, Mrs. Woodall leaves five sons to mourn her death. They are Everett Woodall of Areola, Ills., Frank Woodall of Hineshoro, Ills., James Woodall of Fillmore and John and Robt. Woodall of this city. The funeral will bo at Locust Street church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Martin. Burial will be in Forest

Hill cemetery.

TO ELECT A TREASURER

Commercial Club Will Moot Tonight at 7:30 O'clock at the Oflice of v Dr. <J. W. Bence—To Choose Successor to the Late D. L. Anderson.

THE OFFICERS TO HOLD OVER

There will be a meeting of the Commercial club at the office of Hr. | G. W. Bence tonight at which a trasurer will be elected to succeed the late D. L. Anderson. The meeting < tonight will be the regular yearly i meeting. It Is probable that the old 1 officers, Dr. G. W. Bence, Pres, and j E. L. Harris, Sec., will continue to : serve as the clubs officers for the en- | suing year. This leaves only the j treasurer to be chosen. Other yearly business of the club will be transacted at tonight’s meeting. The meeting will be at 7:30 o’clock.

THEY LIKE THE NORTH WIND

Loral Ice Men Whistle for a Breeze from the North Ihat Will Chill the Foaming Waters of Big Walnut into Crystal.

T wo Days Pun

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ONE NIGHT

Meharry Hall Monday, Jan. 13

TO START GLOVE FACTORY

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Program of Institute to Be Held at Fillmore Christian Church on January the liMh.

The cold wind from the northwest that cleared the square of pedestilians, and caused the man who had

No patent taken out of Pure Gold sold at O. L. Jones Co. Feed store. 3t-42

WE ARE READY

To insure your property in the City or Country against tire, lightning and cyclone. We represent some of the oldest and strongest Companies in America. We are also in the real-estate business and if you will list your property with us at a reasonable price, we will try and find you a buyer for it. If you want? to buy a home in town or a farm in the country, we will furnish you a part of the money to pay for it, provided you make the purchase through our agency. We will make your bond which will relieve the embarrassment of asking your friends- to sign for - you. Come in and see us.

The Central Trust Company

to l)e out to dig for his heaviest

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The following is the program

overcoat, was welcome to some peo-

for the occasion:

ple of Greencastle besides the c > il

1: Ot)

Song Service and Prayer.

dealers. The local ice men h;ive

1:20

Welcome Address, Elisha

been watching the thermometer with

Cowgill.

anxious eyes, and to them it looked

1: 40

Sunday School Lesson, I. C.

as if the mercury had become fixed

Grooms.

in the tube just around the freezing

2:00

Music

point. With the coming of the north

2:10

Teachers Training Class, Mrs.

wind today, however, the mercury

Chas. Pickett.

broke lose and starLsl for the zero

2:30

Work and Workers of Sab-

mark, and ice men wear the begin-

bath School, Prof. II. O.

ning of a smile. It is not a sure-

Woody.

enough smile yet, because the silver

2:50

Music.

column is still well above the zero

3:10

Primary Work, Miss Martha

mark, but it is growing shorter, and

Rid path.

there Is hope.

The Teacher, A. O. l/ock-

While most of the lee used In

ridge.

Greencastle for domestic purposes Is

3:30

General Discussion of all

; made here of distilled water, yet It

Subjects.

is always desirable to get natural ice

3:50

Music.

for the coarser kinds of cold storage

Dismission.

work and Ice cream making. It Is

O. L. JONES, Pros

uses. Hence the smile at the lowering thermometer.

The funeral services of Mrs. Mary S. Woodall, who died this morning, at her home on south Illinois street of apoplexy, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Skelton will be in charge of the religious service. Interment in Forest Hill cemetery. The deceased came here, with her husbtnd, two years ago from Warren township, and was at the time of her death G2 years of age. »

Thiity-two Years

Of Steady Growth Has Made

ALLEN’S STORE

Very well known. We hnve never ‘Cried WoU when there was no wolf. Wnen we advertise CLEARANCE SALE, That’s what we mean. Every day from the second of January, onr store has been filled with buyers, and that the prices are satisfactory is proven by the tact ihat people are taking of the goods freely. Our department of LADIES’ OUT WEAR has already been a great branch of our business. Carrying as we do. a large stock, We find it very necessary to entirely close out the stock ev.ry season, taking whatever less is best in o.der to actually accomplish this end. The beautiful weather has been against us, but in your favor

There will be a Sunday School Teachers' Institute held at the Christian church in Fillmore on •Tinuary 19, beginning at 1 o’clock

Local Men Will Make Overalls, Jui»|tcr Jackets and Cheap Gloves Building Now Occupied by the Model Laundry t<> Be Utilized for Industry.

PUNS ARE NOW FORMULATING

Greencastle will have an overall, and glove factory within a few months. An organization of local men will, in all probability, establish such a business. The first step toward the perfecting of plans was taken last week when Charles Broadstreet purchased from Dr. W. W. Tucker the building now occupied by the Model Steam Laundry. Mr. Broadstreet also 'purchased at the same time the building in which he now has his store. This formely was owned by Elijah Grantham. When seen this morning Mr. Broadstreet admitted that a company of men. who they are, ho stated would not he made public for some time—were figuring on starting an overall and glove factory. The men's gloves which retail at 15 cents and over, overalls and jumper jackets. The entire second lloor of both of the buildings will be utilized by the factory. What the first floor of ’the building will he used for lias not yet been made public. .1. O. Graham, proprietor of the Model Laundry has been notified to vacate the room he occupies as soon as possible.

with relatives at

from a week’s visit Hammond, Ind.

Mrs. J. T. Randel and daughter, N’aotna, have returned from a visit in Indianaoplis, Ind. Marshall Reeves has vacated his room on Popular street and is furnishing a cozy cottage on south Indi-

ana street.

Kappa Alpha Theta. Alumni club will meet Saturday with Mrs. Ferd Lucas. Miss Pearl O’Hair will

have the paper.

Albert Bowman and Roscoe Daggy will leave in a few days for Seattle, Wash, to visit Maynard

Daggy and family.

Two electric cars and one engine are running full force today on traction line and the work is still

progressing nicely.

J. Hollahan, of Indianapolis, was { in the city this morning. Mr. Holla- j ban Is a representative of Griffith’s Wholesale Millinery House at In- 1

dlanapolis.

The Literary Class will meet tonight at the regular diour, 7 o’clock, | In the lecture room of the library, i The subject of the lecture will be

Charles Immb.

Mays, of Lebanon, master of me- . chunk's on the North Western Division of Traction Line, and Clark, of Indianaoplis, master of mechanics on this division were in the city to-

day.

Dr. Tucker was called to the home of Oiho Chadd, four miles east of the city, this afternoon to wail iiihmi his little child, who drank coal-oil, while its mother was kindling the fire. Thechild still reni iins in a critical condition.

GOATS FOR EX-PRESIDENT

Dr. (.. \\. Bence Sells Ten Angoras to Walter L. Miller Who Will Send Them to Argentine Republic —All Ten to Go to the Herds of Notables.

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WILL BE SHIPPED FEBRUARY 1

Walter L. Miller, of Peru, Ind., was here the first of the week and closed a deal with Dr. G. W. Bence by which ten Angora goats from the herd of the doctor will go to Argentine Republic. Mr. Miller is an exporter of fine stock and has purchased goats from Dr. Bence be-

fore.

The goats purchased this time go | to Buenos Ayres. They will be shipped February 1. Mr. Miller already i has sold the stock. Several of the goats will go to the Ex-president of Argentine Republic and the others to a son-in-law of Manuel Quintana, now president of the Re-

public.

* REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. •

Dean S. Milligan to Joseph A. Doyel, lanil in Russell township, $3,000. Harry H. Talbott ot al Ascar W. Ellis, lots in Greencastle, $100. Sophronia E. Starr to Frank Donner, pt. lot Greencastle, $1.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES

Special meetings are now being held at the Baptist church by Rev. D. R. Landis, one of the state Evangelists supported by the Baptist State Convention. Tonight he will begin a series of six sermons treating of things fundamental in redemption. The subject tonight will be, “God’s Purpose Toward Men.” I Tim., 2:4: “Who would have men siaved.” I. God’s purpose. It is not a whim, but a divine purpose. That purpose issues in a tragic event. That event is the deliverance of his Son to the cross. That transaction brings salvation to all men. II. Why does God provide a salvation? 1. He seeks to save a race of men. He made this world for that race. It fell, and the world was involved. God’s purpose Is a new race a new heaven, a new earth.. 2. The state of the lost makes It necessary. There Is no distinction. All have sinned. All come short of the glory of God. They have lost It. The heavens declare theglory of God. Man, his noblest creation, does not. But redeemed humanity will.

1=2 OFF

On best knrrnenis means a great gain for you, and the better the

gamier t yc u buy, the greater tiie gain for you. The styles are the v» ry best that have been made this season. Elegant Cloth, Caraculs and Velvets. Handsomest trimmings and best of linings. To see them is to be satis- . fied and buy.

#37 5<> f° r 75i gain #18.75 $35.00 for $17.50, gain $17.50

for $15.00, gain $15.00 for $12 50, gain $12 50 for $10.00, gain $10.00 for $ 7.50, gain $ 7.50

for $ 6.00, gain $ for $ 5.00, gain $ for $ 4.00, gain $

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FOR STATE GUARD HERE

$30 00 $25.00 $20 00 $15.00 $12.00 $10.00 $ 8.00

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There is a movement on foot in Greencastle to organize a State Guard Military Company. R. Prtvitt, an dnterurban employee, Is at the head of the movement. Attorney William Sutherlin, also, Is taking much interest in the movement. ■ Nothing hu been definlUy an. ed yet but probably will be within a few days. Any one Interested in the movement should call at the office of Mr. Sutherlin and get any Information they desire. Formerly there was a company here and the towns people are all anxious that another one be organized to take the place of the defunct organization.

F. M. Lyon was In Reelsville yesterday. Francis Moran is still slowly improving. Hiram Callender spent today in Indianapolis. Dr. Luther Hirt, of Brazil, is here visiting his father. Miss Anna O'Brien Is visiting friends In Chicago. Harve Crouch was in Indianapolis on business today. O. N. Houik, of Hamricks, Is here today on business. Francis Moore, of Rustavllle, is pledged Phi Delta Theta. Edwin Thomas, of New Albany, is pledged Phi Delta Theta. James Vermilion was In Indianapolis on business yesterday. Albert Highert returned last night from a trip to Indianapolis. Mrs. Frances Ch ek is hen- from Ollney, Ills, to visit her sister. John Shannon is hero for a visit of several days with his family. Dr. and Mrs. Hirt, of Brazil, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hirt today. R. P. Carpenter has returned from Sullivan, where he hat; been on business. Miss Anna O'Brien has returned

A SI UPRISE PARTY. Last night guests to the number of twenty-five gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win’. Wells, northwest of the city, to enjoy a surprise party on Willis and John Wells. The surprise was successful in every respect and after a few hours of games and sociability, dainty refreshments of two courses were served. The guests departed at a late hour voting the hostess an ideal entertainer.

New Circulating Library

Cotitiiiniiitf the latest books of Fiction and all new books of Fiction as tbey are issued. 1 want your membership.

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Dainty

The People’s Transfer Co.

Solicits your patronage on the basis of prompt service and courteous treatment. Will get you to your train on time. Phone l49. Leave orders at Palace Restaurant.

Will Alspaugh The obligation will be on our part.

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HORSESHOEING

W. ERWIN’S SHOP Plnin £3lAO«i;«i>$1.00 Towel Slrofc;£*-$1.20 Wo have a good man to help. Call .a id see us. Dest of Service for all who Patronize Us. Shop l.ocatedOppos ite [)an Kelley’s Coal yards.

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Eatables 60 p er Unt off

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Kasy lunch and quick meal helps can be found at our store suitable for any occasion and for any taste.

Cloaks

greatest

bargains

ever

offered

to

are

The

in Cloaks in Greencastle now

be bad at this store. Think of it, 60 per cent ofl. All handsome this year’s garments. We must reduce

our stock; that’s the reason.

Allen Brothets

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MASONIC NOTICE. There will be a meeting of Qreeneastle Chapter, No. 22, Royal Arch Masons, this evening at 7:00 o’clock for confering the Royal Arch Degree and Important business. W. H. H. CULLEN, Sec.

ZEIS & CO.

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$*<).()<) Clonks at $4.00. $12.50 Clonks at $5 00. $18.00 Cloaks at $7.20

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