Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1908 — Page 4
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GREENCASTLE HER YLI>, GREENC.YSTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAT, JAN. 11. 1908.
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^Kat Greencastle People and Their Fnends Are Doing
The Day Impcramatiou Monday. French department. Rev. L. G. Smith went to Oakville Miss Bulce Tucker is here visiting
Alpha Phi sisters. Miss Tucker’s
SUNDAY SERVICE CALENDAR f
went to ' residence is Jn at. Louis.
l-ast of His Day. Gene Hamrick was in Indianapolis
yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sanford, latives in Lena.
is visiting
C. W. Oaks, has returned his farm at Cataract.
Mrs. H. A. (johin is suffering from from 3 sever « attack of grippe. Kenyon Gregg entertained a party of of young people last night.
today.
Rev. D. L. Vandament
Findley, Ohio today. Mrs. Paul Smith, who has been a J. B McCabe, of Clinton Falla, is cuest at the Tne'a House is in Brazil in town toda:- on business. as the guest of Miss Louise Plgman. Last of His Day. Gilbert Clippinger ran the sharp Charles Moorish will spend Sun- !P° int of a l’ a P< ?r cutter lnt0 the P alnl day with relatives in Brazil. j hand yesterday, causing seiere Prin. Forest H. West and wife of ■ ,a-I1 ‘
Events in Greencaatle’s Places of Worship Tomorrow Are Given Below—The Different Pastors and the Subjects of Their Sermons.
Delta U. entertain a party
seniors after frat tonight. Mrs. Harry Maxwell is -itill seri Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vestal will ousl >' U1 - lhe rtSult of S ri Pl >e - spend Sunday In Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sears, of Sam Doss, who was expected this. Rochdale, were in the city today.
Tlie
Fillmore were in town today. Miss Glen Simison, of Momney, •s visiting friends here today. ! Mr. and Mrs. Atlas T. Phillips, of ; Coatesville, were in tow n ‘.oday. Mr. and Mrs. John Day, of Fill-
Miss Rubush returned to school • t* rday, having been detained at home on account of the Illness of her
mother.
A smoser will be given for the representative Seniors of the school at the Delta Upsilon house at
will not return until next year. Elsie Denton went to Cloverdale this morning to remain over Sunday.
more, are in town today on busi- o clock evening
ness.
Huy Impersonation Monday. Miss Lewis Pigman, of Brazil, will will meet In Plato Hall at Jesse McAnally transacted busi- s P en <l Sunday with Theta sisters thirty this evening. A full
ness in Indianapolis yesterday after- here.
T. Y . Rader, on south Locust noon -
( lire the blues Monday night.
street, still remains in a critical condition.
Misses Florence Black and Leola Trneblood are spending the day in
Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams and son ' 1:10aias L i8b . v - Estol, of Terre Haute, are visiting J. X. Halstead
Miss Olive Day.
Mr. Pelham of the preparatory school will not be In college until
next term.
Ex-County Treasurer John T. Ed- P lace -
College Avenue Church
Rev. J. S. Hoagland, pastor. The services of Sunday in the College Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will be directed by the pas-
tor, J. S. Hoagland.
"The Heart of Religion" is the
subject of the sermon at 10:30 a. m. "A Backslider" will be the subject
ten of the sermon at 7:30 p. m. Prof. Kleinsmid will have charge
The University Literary Society of the music. The choir recently
seven : organized will assist in the service, atten-j Class meeting at 9:30, directed by Mr. VanArsdel; Sunday School at 2 p. m., Dr. Blanchard, Supt.; Epworth
League service at 6:30 p. m.
dance is desired as the election of ; officers for the next term will take
New Moving Pictures AT OPERA HOUSE
Commencine Monday Night, January 13th
2000 feet Film each night—the best ever
seen in the city.
Stereopticoti Desolving Views—they are fine. GOOD ML SIC.
Miss Freda Huffman Musical Director.
Miss Gertrude Taylor Vocalist.
Admission lOc; Children
of Roachda’.e, was in
town President Hughes addressed Chapel this morning for the
the
first
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stokes, of Amo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A laugli a minute Monday night.
at Mehurrj Hall
Near forty were in the city today fr'im R i crat Convention.
wards
today. | Miss Genevive Daggy, who has been ill with scarlet fever Is con-
valiscent.
Mrs. Breckenridge, of Morton, Is
v;siting her daughter, Mrs. Walter exercises for a quadrennium. Crawford. G erman ci u b met with Miss A. J. Duff has resigned his place Edna Walters la-t evening aj the
Mrs. Susie Turney and daughter, as motermah upon the Construction j Alpha Chi House. Most of the memIx> f ?:e, of B linbridge were in the train and has accepted the position jeers were present and a very inter-
city this morning.
of Brazil, was in
le city yesterday afternoon trans-
•ting business.
time this term. He expressed regret at not being present on Tuesday last to open the Winter term. This is the first time Dr. Hughes has missed addressing the opening
All are cordially invited to these j services. Ushers w-ill seat the people.
in the
of conductor upon the Interurban. jesting prognm was given. Miss Orpreviously Mrs. Albert Keller and son. Mar-I pha Smith told a German antidote.
Ralph Dimmitt, who
attended the A ademy. is attending f> n . of Xoblesville, were
High School this term.
T. E. Evans is confined to house with an in jured hand,
result of a runaway.
Miss Grace Beckett, who left lege on account of ill health, is
under the doctor s care. A. J. Duff, who has been on the Mrs. Paesfield has returned to construction work, of the traction her home in Sprfnefleli. Ill; after line, resumed his passenger run this
ip the city I Miss lionise Brown read an original
Christian Church Rev. C. W. Cauble, pastor. "God Revealed" will be the pastor's theme at 10:30. "Man Transformed will be the evening theme (7:30). The Sunday school will meet at 9:30. A full attendance is desired. There will be special music at each service. Everything will be done in our power to make these services inspiring and helpful.
this morning en route to Balnbridge
A. H. 1 .rack-
visiting her sister, Mr-
ridge.
Miss eGrtrude Meredith returm-d yesterday from Cartersville, where she has been assisting her brother in revival meetings. Prof. Kleinsmid will direct the music of (he College Aven . ;n h
_ ,, ,, „ . I to vistit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balch.
Mrs. Sim Muller was called to
co l. Sharon, Pa: this week by the illness R* s Day.
stili : of her daugher. Miss Sarah. The Fire Department made a K
quick run to the Hamrick barn this .morning, about 7:30, but the flames had gained such head way that there ; assistance was of no force. It Is ^ not known how the barn caught fire
Miss Minnie Williams returned last : hut general supposi’ion is that It evening to resume her high school was burned by tramps. Hay and work in Hesperia, Michigan, after!oats were both lost but the loss is an extended vacation. partly covered by insurance. The Century Club met at 2:30
this afternoon at t <■ home of Mrs.
ii-rman story and Miss Lydia But- and strangers are cordially invited
: bur sang a German song. After the [ jprogram different games were played | and a good time was had in a sup- j
posedly German way.
LOCAL MEN SUCCESSFUL
morning.
Locust Street Church
Rev. J. F. O'Haver, pastor.
j Dr. L. F. Dimmitt will preach in the evening. His theme is, “The Hidden Christ." The pastor will preach in the morning. A large chorus choir w’ill furnish special
music at both services.
The other services are as follows:
to his fellow man he acted on the
The bids on twenty-one gravel jpe other services are as follows: principals of the Golden Rule. It roads in Center, Liberty and How- C j asg nie€ ting, 9:30; Sunday School, : has been our privilege to have
2:00; Intermediate League. 5:30: known him from his youthful days:
OBITUARY.
John William Wilson, the deceased son of Peter and Delilia Wilson was born March 10th 18-15 in Putnam County, Indiana. He made a public profession of his faith in Christ at Palestine church and was baptised into fellowship by Elder E. D. Thomas, June 26, 1S65. He was united in marriage t« Mary Byrd Nov. 24, 1887. He departed *his life Jan. 2. 1908. Being at that time 61 years and 10 months oid. And thus has ended the life of a good man. And the wise man Soloman has said, "Better is the day of the death of such a one than the day of his birth." He was a quiet, honorable. 1 peacable citizen. In all his relations
responded, Amen! Amen!
All that a devoted companion, kind friends and Medical skill could do was done for him but all to no purpose. The fell destroyer consumption had marked him for his victim, and after a long period of patient suffering the Master came and called for him and found him ready and waiting the summons. Bidding farewell to this life he “fell asleep in Jesus blessed sleep from which none ever wake to work." He leaves to mourn his loss a devoted wife five brothers three sisters and many friends. But we sorrow not as others who have no hope. Funeral services at Clear Creek church, conducted by Rev. A. S. Mayhall and Rev. Gregg. Interment
in cemetery near by.
| S. A. Hays. Mrs. E H. Little read
and a chorus choir which he lias , a G n "Calderon the Genius.”
selected w ill be present tomorrow.
God Revealed will be Rev. C. tion wr- k, came here last night and W. Cavble's subje t a- the Christian 0 mmen ed work on the construe- rov " r -
Rank Foolishness.
"When attacked by a cough or a cold, or when your throat is sore, it
Mackison, moterman for construe- li r3Ek fo °!ishness to take any other
medicine than Dr. King's New Dis-
ard townships, submitted to the county eomniis<!oners Thrusday, have been compiled in determining which are "the lowest responsible '•his," and it is found that the agerecate cost of the roads under the bids w-|ll be $99,046.95. The greater number of the roads go to foreign
Senior League. 6:30. Mr. John Foreman has been elect-
ed Sunday aml 'will be
a:.J we can truly say that to know him was to love him. He made no
School Superintendent j loud profession of religion, but his in charge tomorrow, every day walk and conversation all
Cure the blues Monday night.
10:30
the
church tomorrow at Transformed" will be
theme.
Cleo Rowlings of Roa<hdale, who has been visiting relatives here, returned home today, ac unp : iied Misses Edith and Florence Erwin west of the city. Rev. T. C. Vaughan of the - ity will conduct the funeral services of Mrs. Catherine Bourne, who died a: Mt. Meredian Thursday. The funeral will occur at Providence church tomorrow at 11 o’clock. The Day Impersonation Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murphy are packing their household goods for shipment to New York City. Monday. They will not go for about two weeks. Mr. Murphy has been employed with Sims & Co.
The day promises to te one full of ; attested the fact that he had been
interest and profit.
A cordial invitation is extended
says C. O. Eldridge, of Em- - bidders, Mahoney & Allen of Green-
Man j ti on f ar 0 f t{j e traction line this
vening r morning.
Cure tli<- blues Monday uigtit. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Scott and I daughter, Hurst, of Amo were in | ‘he city today en route to Quincy for a visit there with relatives. Mr. Scott is a liveryman in Amo. Dr. L. F. Dimmitt will preach at the Locust Street church tomorrow evening. A large a’tendance is expected. His theme is "The Hidden Christ." A large chorus choir will furnish special numbers. Edith Tompkins Clara Hodshire, Emma Scott, Elva Newman, Miss Lovett, Francis Walker, Mrs. Sraulch and It. Sinclair attended teachers joint meeting of Warren. Monroe and Greencastle townships today at Bainbridge.
pire. Ga. "I have used Newr DIsovery seven years and I know it is 'he best remedy on earth for ougbs and colds, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. My child-
• astle securing 'he greatest number awarded a single bidder. They get j seven in ali. The Carter & Mackey company of Indianapolis come next.
Bethel A. M. E/ Church Rev. H. V. Moorman, pastor. Sunday will te quarterly meeting
• ith five roads. Successful local at which time Presiding Elder M.
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:>thinj l»*>s than J - is blood and, things this * f| | fra.
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w ith Jesus and learned of him. We sat by his bedside the day he died and heard him express himself as to his faith in Christ and his power to save. Saying. "My hope is built on
righteousness." And as we read to
if David he give you
:en are subject to croup, but New j bidders were Watson & Son, H. H. , I>ewis, of Indianapolis,
Stew, rt and Chaffin Brothers. The total amount of the bids of Mahoney & Allen on the seven roads is near $4 0,000.-—Kokomo Dispotch.
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Del’Al W UNIVERSITY NOTES *
has pledge i Sigma
Hugh Kerr
Chi.
Charles Loyd has
Brazil.
returned from
has pledged
Alpha Phi.
Miss Molly Stemm Alpha Chi Ome"a.
Edward Loos.wood has
his ohme in Peru.
Denny Grady, who has been ill for !
a few da.vs is much better.
Miss Clara Chesney of Kansas j
will have
•barge of the services. gsavefeast, 11:00 a. m.; preaching and communion at 3:00 p. m.; preaching at
7:30 p. m.
All are welcome. Presbyterian Church Rev. D. VanDyke, D. D., pastor. 10:30 a. m. theme. “God Revealed.” 7:30 p. m. theme, "Christ a King;” Sabbath School at 2:00 p. m Wm. Peck. Supt.; Bible Class lecture by Dr. VanDyke, see Exodus 3 4th chapt. to 18th verse. Any not engaged in other schools Invited to attend this class. Preparatory sermon looking to the Sacrament on Sabbath, Jan. 19, 1908. The public cordially invited. Ijtst of His Day.
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Noire Dame, Ind., U. S. A.
The DePauw Pea e Association held a meeting yesterday at two o’-
clock.
The University Class Meeting will be held at 9:30 a. m„ Sunday in Plato Hall. Miss Clare Chesney and Miss Moiiie Stem have been pledged to Alpha 1 Chi Omega. Homer Kron left today for his home in Lafayette, where he will spend Sunday. "Bud ’ Kron will go to Lafayette this afternoon on an important business engagement. The long needed blinds have been put up in the recitation room of the
improved
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• OUR WANT COLUMN For Sale—Household and kitchen furniture for sale at private sale on Monday and Tuesday. J. T. Ix>*t—Pocket took lost Saturday afternoon—Contained $10 bill, telephone receipt with Frank Hall signed. Lost between Sackett’s Grocery store and Sidener Farm, north of town. Leave at Herald office. Mrs. H. F. Hall, Brick Chapel.
For Rent—Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent. All modern conveniences. Terms reasonable. It will pay you to investigate. Also small house for rent $7 per month. Near public square. Phone 457 or call at 9 west Poplar. tf
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