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GREENCASTLE HERALD

SATURDAY, DECEMBER _‘(l, 1908

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What Creencasth^ People and 1 heir Friends Are Doing

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Elmer Hall Hrazil.

will spend. Suiulur in

.1 r. O'Brien the city.

of Oloverdale is in

Ora Moffett spent Oloverdale.

Christmas in

E. E. Slnss of Motion is in the city visit ini' relatives. Tom Matheson of Indianapolis is visiting friends here. .1. (1. Hence and family are visiting relatives in (Jreentield Mrs. K. 1). Randolph returned from Terre Haute yesterday. Homer Harris spent Christmas • with home folks at Bedford. Miss Bertha Higgins is visiting her parents In New Maysvillo. Miss Zula White of Frankfort is visiting C. M. Short and family. Eil. Hodgers of Terre Haute has been visiting relatives in the city. Alva Bryant and Blue Pruitt went east on the 10:10 car this morning. Bruce Snodgrass and Albert Hoffman are spending the day in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kesterson have returned from Spencer where they spent Christmas. Mrs. Otis Sharp and son. Virgil, of Indianapolis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walton of Indianapolis spent Christmas with Charles Hunt and family. Mr. and Mm F. W. Vinson and daughter of Decatur. Ills., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. H Williams. Mrs. Kate (Hazehrook will return tomorrow from a week’s visit with her brother, O. 7.. Bridges, of Terre Haute.

JUST OUT The new Everybody’s starts with a story about things that come up out of the ground that will make even an expert farmer sit up and take notice. For those who like fun there’s a story by Joseph C. Lincoln with a lot of good laughs. Get a copy and see if you don’t like it. LOOK FOK THE PATCHWORK COVER l.iiiigdnii A- Co. Sayers’ Bonk Store.

Miss Delia Carpenter is visiting at

Quincy.

Ora Thorn was in Cloverdale yes-

terday.

Irwin Haney was in Indianapolis yesterday. \lex Snoddy was in Bloomington yesterday. Mrs. James Allen of Bainbridge is in the city today. John Madden of Chicago is here to spend the holidays. Miss Clara HodslUre is visiting friends at Putnamville. John Madden of Chicago is visiting friends in tit is city. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoes were in Cloverdale yesterday. Miss Katie Strother spent Christmas with relatives at Gosport. Hoe Nelson of Indianapolis was here yesterdaj visiting his parents. Mr. and Airs. Will Brumbali are visiting friends and relatives at Clo-

verdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard of Bra zil spent Christmas with relatives in litis city. The Elks have issued invitations for a reception and dance on New Year’s eve. Dr. Earl C’osner and family of Sandusky, Ohio, is here the guests of his parents. Mrs. J. C. Skinner and daughter, Margaret, were visiting at Putnamville yesterday. Ernest Walker of Badger & C.iok’s store spent Christmas at his home in Oakland City. Sheriff Maze is arranging to move to Cloverdale at the expiration of his term of office next week. Three men were arrested Thurs day for intoxi ation. All were be lore the Mayor and fined. Dr. and Mrs. Lyons and son of Bloomington are here the guests of Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Overstreet. Mrs. |). S. Furis and son of Tipton arrived today for a visit with her father. W. II. Allen and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Itoso of Jeffer sonville are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sellers and family. Mr. and Mrt. John Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and daughter, Aniee, spent Christmas with relatives in Bloomington. Harry Quigg returned this morning from Indianapolis where lie -pent Christmas day. Mrs. Quigg who went to Indianapolis several .days ago, will not return until next

I week.

Brick

for

Christmas Yes, Brick Cream that is fine. Leave your order early, for prompt delivery. Badger & Cook WeNt Side Dru£ Store

Mrs. Cam Lee is on the sick list. Oscar Hood of Cloverdale is in the city today.

Fred Peyton was yesterday.

In Indianapolis

Allison Kiefer was in Indianapolis yesterday.

Owen Black spent Indianapolis. Miss Faye Reese ft nit lioacbdale.

Christmas

has returned

Simpson Hirt was yesterday.

in Terre Haute

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On the buying of f"f men you will want to remember. This is essentially a man’s store and its such, we w ant you to appreciate with how’ much more discretion and discrimination the things that a man really wauls and -hould have o n be selected here. The plant* where a man would do his hopping is very likely the place where he would want you to ^

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shop for him.

Our INfcjckwdir Shows the highest quality of silks in a greater variety of patterns than you have evt r seen before in a city of this size. It’s awtiy from I ha monotony of “same old story.” Our 'cHry Comprises cull'buttons and scarf pins of the very latest and best, ranging from 50c to $5.00. Here you will tind the most complete line of shirts, showing advance styles that will he worn next spring and

summer.

Fancy

Are hen showed in great variety; each vest made through out by individual artists this affording expert service hut in- A volving no greater expenditure than invested in the more ^

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common kind.

f3i$£ger Tailoring Co. “'I'Mli HOUSU Ol ' QUALITY”

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MOTION PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED

SONGS AT

OPERA HOUSE

You can see none better; thev are tin- same its shown in the theatres in NEW YORK, < HK’AOO. LONDON and PARIS. Plenty of room, everything to please. If not satisfactory,

your money hack. TOINIOMT

Lucky Heiress—First Success Barrel to Barrel—Don

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SONUS: night.”

ADMISSION 6 and 10 Cents —Commences promptly at 7’o’elock B show s eueh evening.

“Flirty Eyes.” -•It Looks Like a Dig Night To-

Cecil Jenkins, of Chicago, Is visiting his mother and other relatives here. Mrs. Clara Lovett and son. Ward, <*f Koaehdale are visiting relatives in ♦ lie city. Mrs. James McD. Hays is in Worthington for a visit with her daughter. On account of fresh paint the College Inn will not he open until Monday morning. Air. and Mrs. Ed. Allen and daughter, Dorothy, spent Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Longden and daughter are spending the holidays with Mrs. Longdon’s parents at Lafayette. Thomas Hurst and family, Arthur Herod and wife of Mt. Meridian.

spent Christmas and family.

with J. C. Herod

Mr. and Mrs. O. M. daughter, Lucile, of

White and I ndia uapolis.

were guests of C. By yesterday.

M. Short and fam-

Maynard Darnell of Bainbridge is in the city today. J. A. Bence of Hamricks is here today on business. Miss Bello Hanna will spend Sunday in Indianapolis. Columbus Gillen of Roachdale is in the city today. Miss Myrtle Ragsdale lias returned from Bainbridge. Mrs. Mary Bicknell is confined to tile house by illness. Mrs. Mary Little anil daughter are visiting at Attica. Joss Manis and family spent Christmas at Anderson. C. V. Yelton of Chicago visited friends h re vestet da . Mrs. Walter Sublett is visiting relatives in Putnamville. Mrs. Emma Dick of Terre Haute is visiting home folks here. Miss Mary Corwin of Indianapo lis is \isiting in this city. Ed. Tobin of Roachdale is here tods y for optical treatment. Joe Lewman of Bainbridge is lending today in the city. Miss Mae Crawley spent Christmas in Paris, Ills., with relatives. Mrs. Garth Jolt spent yesterday with Win. Dean of Roachdale. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Caldwell s;iont Christmas in Indianapolis. Mrs. Eva Gregg and family are pending the vacation at Kokomo. Ruth Harlan, Babe and Bernadine Ward are in Brazil this afternoon. M Mary Webster and daughter Loxie, spent Christmas at Coates-

vtile.

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SUNDAY SERVICE CALENDAR

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. spend Sunday with

friends.

Thorn will Cloverdale

Miss Florine Gobin leaves Monday for a visit with Miss Glenn Simison

at Romney.

Miss Lottie Harlan lias returned from Terre Haute where she spent

Christinas.

Marshal Reeves and wife spent Christmas with the former’s sister < ast of town. Mrs. Wm. Radford and children of Poachdale are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Edwards and son Austin, are visiting John Dodd and family. The Gillespie families spent Christmas with P. McNary and fam My near Fillmore.

Bethel A. M. E. Cliurcli. H. C. Moorman, Pastor.

Preaching 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Morning theme The Last Day.’’ Evening subject, Elijah and Elisha.” Sunday School 3 p. m. Miss Roxie iMih-s, Supt. All

are cordially invited.

Hanna St. M. E. Cliurcli.

Wm. Miles, Pastor.

Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Will . -sterday witli John l.iuiily of Roachdale.

Herrod spent Oakley and

Thomas Darnall of Pence will will spend Sunday with Mrs. Darnall who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rudisill. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dair are hen from Harrison, Ohio, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gilmore. Mr. Dair is a brother of Mr. Gilmore Mrs. Ada Valasquez and daughters who have been here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Wilson will leave this evening for their home in Col

orado.

Edmund Lynch was able to lie up low 11 this afternoon for the tirst time rinee he was injured by falling 1 vi r a banister in his home last

•.V eek.

Rev. J. lM. Rudy who lias been visiting in Lima, Ohio, will return toniglit and will fill his pulpit both the morning and evening service on Sunday. Ezra Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, is home from the West where lie lias been for several months, and will enter the university next term. •The condition of Bert Wentworth, who is very ill at the home of his mother in Terre Haute of inflammatory rheumatism, is reported as much better today. Miss Madge Blake, Miss Lillie Kagan, Miss Louise Collier and Miss Madge Colliver, > all of Indianapolis, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. James Vermilion and daughter, Hazel, were in Brazil to spend Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Amos iMcCalip and family Miss Hazel Vermilion stayed over today and will return this evening with Miss Arabelle McCalip, who will visit at the Vermilion home for

week.

Dr. and Mrs. Salem B. Town entertained at Christmas dinner Rev. and Mrs. Robert O. Klmberliu of Terri* Haute and Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hoagland and H. Ray Beckman of Kendalville. A beautiful and impressive feature of the occasion was the baptising of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kimberlin by Dr. Town assisted by Dr. Hoagland. The condition of Dr Charles E. Moore, arrested and confined in jail on the charge of passing worthless checks, is bad. Dr. Moore, it is said is a user of drugs. He has not eaten anything since he lias been locked up and lias begged for opium ever since ills confinement. He became so nervous yesterday that Sheriff Maze gave him a small portion of the

drug.

The condition of Dr. John \\. Ballard, the insane man now in the custody of Sheriff Maze, is much improved. Application for Ills admittance to Hie insane hospital in Indianapolis has been made and the officials are expecting to receive pa-

pers for his admission there before! ly on the kidneys. A trial will con-

nianj days. If admission is refused v ‘“ ce results for Back-Jative quality rids the worn system of

_ n ^ ’'the cold. Pleasant to take. Best

for children for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. For sale by

Badger & Cook.

Charles Adams of Indianapolis was here yesterday to visit his mother, Mrs. Sarah Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smythe and • in of Terre Haute spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Mary E. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McAnally and daughter, Maxine, spent Christinas In Chicago with Mr. McAnally’s

pa rents.

•Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Frakes and daughter, Gwyneth of Indianapolis were in the city Thursday going to B iinbridge to spend Christmas.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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Myrtle li. Shuey et al to Clarence L. Hutchens, land In Franklin tp Myra A. and Lizzie H. Golding to Mary A. Evans, lot In Greencastle Ashton L. Priest to E. J. I. Proctor, land in Monroe tp., 4100

3900

Mrs. Hoyle- I sat in the rotunda of tlie automobile. Mrs. Doyle—Don’t you mean the

tonneau?

Mrs. Hoyle Well, really, we went so fast that I was all mixed up and am not certain just where 1 did sit.—New

York Press.

Hilda Thomas in -on Hall.

‘‘Janey” with

Order of Services and Subjects of Sermons in Greencastle’s Places of Worship for Tomorrow.

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Approximat' jc-nuine in I'l-illuoic-v ilnti ctioii liaffl*s i xpvrts—fills every requirnifio Ilf till-mo-1 >-xa-( I. a-, the most fastidious at only one-thirtieth the

i-ost of the real diamond.

Xu a n this marvelous and ir<mdarful, setatibating mu, -eeuriiuf a- many t r*e:.<is ;e. quickly as possible, we are making a special in

ducement for the new year.

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from Thh • hicago Kxaniinei, Nov. to, IHOS*

THE KING Ol DIAMONDS HAS LICENSE TAKEN AWAY.

Alleged Bogus Gem Man Rails at Newspapers.

HI' Ul.lNl ;TO\ . I A. Nov IJ I'--r some I i me past newspapers in Iowa cities have been report in. 1 - n man w hom they called‘The King of Diamonds.’ H appears 'hat tie i o w as nothing oriininnl in hi~ operations, which consisted in selling‘ pliem diaio' !■' .ut Pis methods of procedure were not exactly accord Inr to tie .ail'- Ih 1 on ll.v drops into a jobbing house and tells of meeting such and sm a a r- i.r. - -da’ . -f the hou-" on the road and selling him a diamond to bo delivered at tie -lore 11 explains that tin diamond is only an imitation, end olfer - !" s. II aid ' sly . 1., around tlm place the same thing. Tims he works up

«ell ome of In- glassware. Mr. Jack of

Diamonds dnipis'd inio ( n Auditor Norton's office one morning and secured a ho. n- to-•II hi- is lb had only been oul a short time, how ever, until ('hief of Police Hi h/. 1-am 'lot him. falling m the peddler, ho relieved him of his li cense and gat him back the money lie had paid for it. As the man had eommitt•■d no crime he wa-i elea d. He w as bitter against the newspapers for injuring

ids business,

II you want lo wear a simulation diamond, to the ordinary abserver almost like unto a t<em of the purest serene, a littini} substitute (or the genuine; or if you want to make money, don't wait ACT TODAY. •$ this advertisement may not appear, nor this umtsualjanb extraordinary opportunity occur aijain, hil out the counon heiow and send at once first tome, tirst served.

Presbyterian Church. D. D. VanDyke, Pastor. 10:30 a. m. A New Year’s sermon. 7:30 p. m. theme “Doing Things.” Sabbath School at 2 p. m. Wm. Peck Supt. Bible class lecture by Dr. VanDyke. Sec Numbers 18th chapt. Any person not engaged In other schools invited to attend the class, especially if they arc members of Hie Presbyterian church. Christian En-j deavor at 0:30 p. in. led by Miss Lu-| cinda Aekmire. Topic, “The New \ Life of China.” The prayer meeting j Thursday at 7:3 p. m. Topic, “The Blessed Certainties of the Future." Choir meeting Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Tlie public cordially invited.

Thl: BARNATTO DIAMOND CO., Write Imre namcof paper CJiriird Butldintf. uhkngo in whiHi you saw this nd. Sir I’:-,* dII'm. - ,iiij(l. Offer, RiiiR, KarrinRs, Stud or Scarf

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College Avenue Cliurcli. J. S. Hoagland, Pastor.

“The New Year” will be the subject of the morning sermon Sunday. The Benefits of Mystery” w'ill lie the theme at 7:30 p. m. Class meeting at 9:30 a. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. Epworth League at 0:30 p. m. in the chapel. All are cordially invited to these services. The pastor would like to see the entire membership at this last service of the year.

OPERA HOUSE Tuesday, December .29th. Tt-H MOI UICKIINCJ COMBblEININE I HUD A THOMAS IN

JANEY

“Janey”

“Janey" is the alluring title of a rollicing, original musical play, new to this city, which comes for one night on the 29th of December at the opera house. Though new here it lias made au unequivocal hit in other cities and has been spoken of by the press in a most flattering manner. Miss Thomas, the bright star of the company, has for several seasons past been known as one of the cleverest stars of the musical comedy world, having been the particular feature of several of B. C. Whitney’s attractions. Also was recognized for several seasons with Frank Daniels, and in offering her own production this season—one that was especially written for her peculiar style— ’Maney” is by far Hie brightest production that Miss Thomas has been in. It is a real treat to hear her funny sayings, said as only Miss Thomas can say them. Miss Thomas has surrounded herself with an excellent company. The story of the play is w r ell told and is a sweet story. “Janey” is the one you are waiting for.

wm i EOU MAEE MNIT ISI >1 .1 • INUll > CAttT Athms in!: a{) i a I lory 35c, Children 25c. •SeiitM on -ml' .«t 1 xSr <Jook*M Uriiif Stort;.

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For Sale—ice box, brussell rug, folding bed and other articles. Inquire S. D. Scott, S. College Ave.5t7

W. W.Mkrr.C.l I.. P. Murphf, Alt r P. E.Green,C .f. fletm-a I; 5 Bureau Civil P. ■ j’irtsers Surveys,f • f ''t'iir.ht!.i,!lcpcrls,tlc. Particulnri.tii iilio’. n t-islurcl pave tncutv, sewerage itnu watt r supply sys terns Surveys tor stein.i and electin railways. SiHs-i.il Assessment Expert 1 . Suite 700, 125 La Salie St. Tel. Main 2asu CHICAGO

I’or Rent—Three furnished rooms,! suitable for light housekeeping or! for students. Git Crown Street—-I 2 *4 blocks from colleege. Phone 318. 3th29 dig Bel

l.oM A Phi Gamma Delta fraternity I pin with name, O. W. Phillips on • hack, between 5 East Poplar Street and 1002 South College Avenue. Finder return to 5 East Poplar St. and receive reward. tf27

This Is Worth Reading. Leo P. Zelinski, of G8 Gibson St., mo; t annoying cold sore I ever had Buffalo, N. Y., says: “I cured the with Buckicn’s Arnica Salve. I applied tills salve once a day for two days, when every trace of the sore was gone.” Heals all sores. Sold under a guarantee at the Owl Drug store. 25c.

FOUR roRNERN.

Mrs. Dora Reeves spent Christmas at Levi Thomas’ near Terre Haute. Misses Fannie and Pearl Thomas and Miss Anderson were in Brazil

a few days ago.

Mrs. J. T. Hamilton is some better Charles Phillips and family spent Christmas with Mrs. Phillips’ parents near Cloverdale. Si Martin and family, James Phillips and wife, Harley Tabor and family and Mrs. Dora Reeves were Sunday visitors at Charles Rowings’.

Pineules for the Kidneys are litlle golden globules which act direct-

Stones which are used by the lithographers nil over the world in making colored pictures are found In a little district not more than four or five miles long by two or throe broad near Nuremberg, in Germany. Quarrying has gone on there for more than a cen

tun.

Colds contracted at this season of the year are quickly relieved with Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. Its lax-

and Dr. Ballard continues to improve Lu “ b H ag0 . A n< l the cold ’

, . , tired wornout feeling. 30 days’trial the local officials will give him ins $l<)0. They purify the blood. For freedom. seJe Uv Badger & Cook.

Wanted—Manager for branch office we wish to locate here in Greencastle. Address, The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. tfJau59

We have a large amount of money to loan at 5 per cent on good farm loans. Broadstroet & Vestal, Greencastle. Ind. dw-tf

Map of Greencastle. A new map of Greencastle showing interurlmn line and station, new Car- ■ Library ■ ml new Big Pour line, printed on good paper at the Herald Office for ten cents.

If you buy property through our real estate department we will furnish you a part of the money on long time at a low rate of intereat with privilege of making partial payments. Wo have several bargains to offer in Putnam County farms, city residences, business rooms and stocks of goods. The Central Trust Company. tM . w

Piles Cured at Home by Absorption Method If you suffer from bleeding, itcli ing, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment; and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permannt cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, Ind.

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