Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 July 1910 — Page 4

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Vermilion’s A Trim Figure and a Graceful Carriage

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Are tv. n charms within the reach of all, yet acquired by few. T fiuse who were the American Lady Corset have solved the secret of ease and grace. vVe h rve just received an assortment in ma y of the latest s • . We invite you

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'1 Do It To Your Wall! CMOS PLEASED

PEOPLE DREAILK

Vernriiion’s

Id th* Uct of fotrtetn c>.re foo: U» pro«^r«ti<m» d jrlsL? tbe c&octik cf Jab<r publLsbcd 1& ib Inc.a:.a poll* L«wapa.p«r ‘he only Pittain ! eoanty firm mentioned a* b^lnz pro*eex»tiMl ,» 3. D. Jone* of Cioreriale. who waa fine«i for k^pln« an onaanitary reataurant trr. T J. Baaafc t, tho pop.Iar I pacror of th* w**t ai'l 4 - Methodia' I church, ha* been granted a aaca- I tion. While away the palptt will J be occupied by Mias Minnie Oliphant, who made aach a favorable , Impreaalon here last winter while ; condoctln? a aerie* of me*-un?s at j *he f harch She will. In all probability, be here the Latter part of the month or aa soon as Dr Ba.o •ett decide* upon the time for taking his raeattoa. Misa Olipbant when she cornea, will be the ?ue*of Dr W. A OjAand and family I^fayette Journal Stanley Adamson and wife, of keeisville, were here Wednesday on their way to Terre Haute

Brazil Sews

—Oolitic It !• Dealer: “You say yoa doo’t want pamt, paper or caionun« on your walls—What

do yoa wanti*"

Customer: “1 want hard durable, duB-finish, sanitary, rich, artistic, restful colors that are inexpensive to buy and can be inexpenavely spread on the walls—yet show no brush marks or laps —colors that contain no lead, and when they are smoked or soiled they can be washed clean with soap and water, and will last for years —that is what I want." Dealer: “You have exactly descr.bed the new Oolitic

Wall Finish."

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James Houck was down from Indianapolis yesterday to look afte r business interests Jim, who keeps a pretty close tab on poliDealer: Two gallons cover

Democratic by an

Customer: “How much w ai does a gallon of Oolitic

cover?"

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Souvenir Post Cards

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go democratic ny an overwhelm-;

Ing majority this fall.

General and Mrs Jesse V. are expected to arrive here from California the latter part of next week. ^ ! Mias Hazel Vermilion entertained a few of her girl friends this afternoon in honor of her cousin. Miss Arabelle McCalip, of Brazil,

who is her guest.

Miss Ruth Stewart left this morning for a week's visit with her grandmother, Mrs Joe Stewart

at Knightsville.

Miss Josephine Llndamood returned to her borne in Canton. Ills , this morning after a visit with her sister Mrs K B Taylor Mr. and Mrs Churchill Allen and family, of Balnbrldge, were | here for the circus yesterday. M,ss Ona Hurloek returned to

and rela'lves and will b« joined her home in Alexandria this mornby her husband Saturday evening Ing after a short visit with Mr. Brazil News. | and Mrs Cicero Byrd, east of this

Baseball at Davis’ park Sunday, tl,> '

Greencastle Grays vs the Harry StronM, of ko< . vllle Brick Chapel Cubs. The Grays ited friends here yesterday,

are a fast bunch of ball players

600 to 800 square feet of wall—two coats—that’s more than enough for an average room. A lew strokes of the brush—and there you are! Oolitic Walls!" Are you the Customer?

I am the Dealer.

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Badger & Cook Hxcl'ist ve i ;s

IiOBI.\*iON -HOW" •tNK THf. I.E - 1 I H \ I H i \ t l; \ ITED IN THK tITV.

INTBuOUCEU NEW FEAlUKEi

Ir.Htjrar,'* t'o there, was the guest or Kdwin M Brown, general rnan-

i.i,any, here TTiurs-

day. Grawfordavllle Journal. Mrs larne?. A Throop, of Greencastle. Is visiting h-re with friends

who have been the guests of Mrs Mary Hawkins for the past week, I returned to their home in Indian-1 apolis this morning Mrs. Salt-1 ! marsh is a daughter of Mrs. Hawk-

ins.

The Robinson circus has come : and gone and it Is doubtful if any tented attraction ever gave better satisfaction in Gre-mastie certain j it is no circus ever pleased a i greater numoer of the people than did the.r performances both aft-r-

! noon and evening.

There was only one disappoint- , lac feature of the ia., a:. . ^ was that the lateness of the stree ; parade However, under the la I tents the people got all and more

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up-to-date attraction. While ecn*aining most of the old circus acts, newer novelties were featured and the auditors were given some mighty pleasing exhibitions from many of the best artists in the profession. The . lo*»ns were many and very amusing and not the least pleaing part of the performance wav their work. It did not savor of the slap-stick variety of fun but many of tireir arts were decided! • lev er. The propr.etors were well pleated with their business here an 1 will not forget Greencastle In th’future. I^rze audiences were present both afternoon and evening. Had not the hay and wheat harvest been pressing the farmers it would have been much larger.

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COOLED BY ELECTRIC FANS 1 The Big Picture Show at

Opera House

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— A!R 130 ME--TONIGHT Hearts ol the Blue Rid^e A□ MISSION lO AND 20 CENTS. CM A Mi h K SilCAlT’ES MOHILV

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FROM GREI NCASTLK

PRETT Y POST CARD ALBUMS 10c. I- 2Tic, Me and up. H'M i \ hIiicv Jones, Stevens Co.

WhJIe playing yesterday Cornelia the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F Allen sprained her an-

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The front of the Central National bank building is bein'-;

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having not lost hut one game this season. The Cubs have played twelve games and won ten of them. The Cubs have a new line up, and are playing fast ball.—

Balnbrldge Nows.

Mrs. Florence Farmer and painted,

daughter, HI la, are spending the Henry Underwood, of Bloomingday In Indianapolis. ton) formerly of this county, was

here this morning on his way

ir if ir ir ir if if if if •/> + 4 4 home from Terre Haute where he v o saw the races yesterday . ir WANT AH COLUMN. ♦ The condition of Mrs Timothy

Murphy, who has been sick for the past few days is somewhat irn-

One of the most recent novels of more than pleasing Interent , that by .lames Paxton Voorln-eH, *4.1x1 of the late Senator Daniel V\ Voorhee* It hears the title 'lh<Caverns of Dawn" and 'hil<- thscene of the opening chapter o laid In Washington, li < , it Hint j to Southcm ln(ilan!i, whcr<- th- in trieate idol of the tiny in de • I oped, InvoIv 1 nr- a notorlou, and closely orgaul/eil hand id imtl The author hIiuwh in IIiIh sloi that he is not only a student oi liuinan nature and the affairs >d men, lint that he pohhi-hh h a vei

, harming and forceful t< i , HU ^ style. Thousands of tin- pi-isonal ,,,

friends of tin- lute i-imtor Vooi hees will In- glad to read this story by his talented huh D lian-

oti Floneer.

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\ \CI M < l.l. \ M N(j—FHONK JWVr 1,rovf “ d MOV IT TO liOXS on horses cat- Douglas (iox, Thomas llalton tie et/r Ke. the home Ix/an and and Owen -Sigler are attending the Real Estate Company. race In Terre Haute this afternoon

Mr. and .Mrs. J. T. Murphy, of

W.WTKD—A Kina 11 second hand Evansville, are here visiting the ire John Riley. former's paiv-nts amr Mis

Timothy Murphy.

\V \ VI I.I>—'.Xi --iris and women to f >ris W’rigiit returned to h new in our factory at Terre home in Fairmount this morntm. Haute We teach you, without having finished his work In the ' barge, how to do th*- work, summer school. Oris was a S'mW111 guarantee wages while lor In DeFauw last year, but Imlearning Steady work and good lacked a few points of having th* pay U rit<- us Stahl Urban * required number to graduate th> se

Co., Ind.

t* I 2 ^ Ohio, Terre Haute,

he made up in summer school and was given a diplomas.

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gasoline stove. Poplar rt i- i t.

Mr. and Mrs. Halt Shuey are

cook jjjp parents of a tine baby glr!

horn early this morlnng. Mr.

Mi;i. Morris 12 ^fotiey lives three tulles wist of

Hainbridge.

burner and oven

Mrs. Badger Heslar, of Danville, Is here visiting her daughter Mrs B. F. Sboptaugb. Miss Bonnie Hurst, of Putnamvllle, Is the guest of Bonnie Dane and Grace Sellers. O. R. Tucker has returned from a business trip In Eastern Illinois Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Kesterson have as their guest, Mrs. Thomas I.iehtner and daughter, of Pekin, Ills. Mrs. Mary Sheldmeyer has a& her guests, Mrs Anna Brown and Mrs. Wm. Bader, of Indianapolis, and Mrs Ira Sheldmeyer, of Marion. Th»- ladies of Beveridge street are having a picnic today. Those who are in the crowd are Mrs Frank I>ane and children, Mrs. Wiliam Cooper and daughters, Mrs. Edward Dalby, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mrs. Forest Hughes, Mrs Travis, Susie Sellers. Grace Seilers, Ethel Merry weather, Marie Merry weather, Bonnie Hurst, Mabel Hurst, Ruth Kuark, and Mrs. Grant Scott. A number of the children of the Greencastle orphan's home were ^he guests of the rrlcus management at the »!ruH yesterday after noon. Miss Hazel I-ovett, of Roachdale, is here for a two week's visit with her aunt, Mrs. Margaret (’. Allen.

rENWiCK HEED NOW AT SPENCER

To Niagara Falls ROUND TRIP $7.50, AUGUST 23rd t- ji an i '•icam.rr or II Rail >ia CU v land ainl B .:tx -*

F, E Green, of GreenruHtlp, an agent for the Central HiutcK l.lfe

I OK h.M.U A few tons of new (lover huv Phone 721 .1

Fisk,

The Brazil police did not find

any grafters or crooks to practice their arts upon Thursday. The day was very quiet and orderly

Mrs. Josephine Lewis is spend- and the cireus usually clean.

Ing the day in Indianapolis

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COOK WITH OAS Last Chance lor Free Gas Connections We h ivc dcriilcil tu ciiniii;in- mu , Her n| irie Gas Connections tor a limited time. Iin not niiv tin op|iiirtiinil\ to - ml i your order for )our (*as before it is too late. Fifty f*et of Service Pipe F ree. Cook with Gas The Cheapest Fuel on Earth Greencastle Gas & Electric Light CoPhone 117, 493 or 603

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Wbat might have been a serious accident Thursday afternoon at th*- Robinson circus was averted only by the fact that th*- tent was not full. During the riding act in which the Uossark swings head downward by the side of his horse j the animal J limited the net stretch- | ed round the race course, passed I Inside the tent poles set well within the seat area, again leaped | the net and rushed on down the [ course. Had that section of the ; tent been filled with seats persons ' In the audience could not have ! escaped injury. As it was the i rider narrowly escaped being dashed against the tent pole in the

j horse's wild bolt.

Robert Martin, of Bridgeport, | an uncle of Lemuel Johns of this town, stopped over here last night I on his way home from French I Lick Springs, where he had been j for ten days. A

GKEENUASTI.U E\ WGKI.IsT snips THE CAPITAL OF owes uoi vrv h»r \ SECOND TIME.

SPEAKS IN LARGE TENT

Rev. Fenwick Reed, of Green castle, who held a phenomenal revival meeting in Spencer some two 1 or three years ago, is now engag-1 ed In the same line of work here) again, all the local churches of the town assisting In the work, as before The first meeting of the series was held in the tent, which has been set up at the foot of the hill between Main street and Washington street, Sunday evening at 7:30 at which time the tent was filled with a large audience of Spencer people and people from the adjoining country. The singing is under the direction of Prof. Grant, of Evansville, who has a magnificent voice, and as he leads the chorus of a half hundred or more voices, one unconsciously finds himself joining lustily In the song service which preceds the sermons or the heart to heart talks of Evangelist Reed. These meetings, as we aie informed will only he held of ->venIngs, and as hut three services have been held, ahd two of these under ad'oise conditions, it. 1b difficult to determine just, how the outcome will he, but It Is a safe prediction that Rev. Reed will ilo his part well, and is assisted as he shotildn be by the local churches, great good will result in the up- I lift of the morals In Spencer.— Owen County Democrat.

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To the Seasht re! AUGUST 4, $17.50 ROUND TRIP(j to Atlantic City . Cepe Vaj and Eight '•tl-er 1 rsoitx J Colorado and Pacific Coast North Michigan Rt sorts Tourist Tickets on sale daily duiiig the tumnicr. minimi.'it / T the expense of a delightful vacation outiiig on the G I Lake* and in the Northwest and West. I -'tig return lir t j 30 DAY' HOUND TRIP TICKETS To New York City | Atlantic City and other Ocean Resorls including Asbuiy Park and Long Branch DIRECT ROUTE OR VIA WASHINGTON WITH STOB-OVERi I- nil inf-urn ilion will In- cheerfully furn.sited on request. Call on or address J. S. DOWLING, Ticket Ae*nl, Greencastle. Ind. r-:-!-r- -|—1—1—1—j-1- -f—I—|~f—f—1—* • 4—r 4 -k-k-M-kt

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COOLED BY ELECTRIC FAN 4 the etc Picture show at opera house Hlt'TI KKS ToNI' HT The Wrong M-tii in. Hum: Hv » H - -s* ' fr ( iivi ti-iii s-t.S. B AND V1KWS—* ps-ii ■ K: ••* lee But I v»- (...( M. Hi. ■ Kin-- v-ln-vv *,..jT T-v.- t’erhiriiiaiu . )* rs; ;ie,-.ii-> .-*- . A'ltu -* n ll / , I'hihlri-i-;»• x.-e Sutiinln iiu-ht | rsin it in : In-.--.le > l eat-ie-W GEO. E BLAKI Wl'r-

TO SET \SIDE DEED. Suit has been filed in the Putnam circuit court by Mary Unison against Bridget Wolf asking that a certain lands be set aside. The certain deed conveying the title to complaint alleges that the plaintiff is the widow ef John Unison, deceased and the Bridget Wolf is the heir of one J. Edward O’Hearn That the property in question was the sole property of Mary Unison and not of John Unison, and that the deed executed by John and Mary Unison to Edward O’Hbarn was in payment of money borrowetl by John Unison for his own use and profit. None of the money was for the use of Mary Unison and she therefore asks that the deed lie set aside. The plaintiff is represented by B. F. Corwin.

Ill I THEN LAEAT E l l I IS IN WET TEliKI*' 1 *'

A very queer incident t» . lirrr H yesterday afternoon at IVtuaiW'l

Trail when a blue jay made a d» : I

ing broad day robbery. Two woi- J en and two small boys from '-r I anon were picnicking on the rl't j bank not far from the Trail p- 1 lion when a large-blue lay 8IIJ ed down from a nearby U 1 '® all “ seized a straw hat from the l‘ ea of one of the boys, flying a ' u with It. The bird was met on ||S flight by its mate, who helped carry t he stolen article. I he th® 1 was so unexpected that it h u,t ' bewildered the picnic party. this was not the only Incident 1 theft on the part of the ld ,ie ■i a ' j

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Marshal John and one of the special police made the only arrests on circus day and that was last night, when they were called to the interurhan station to get two men who were intoxicated. They got the men all right and got them to the jail door but there the one that Marshal Johns was I looking after broke loose and es- j caped. The special officer got his man into the jail

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard are the parents of a son, born this morning. i Mrs. Henry Bicknell an ddaughter, Blanche, are spending the day in Terre Haute, visiting Mrs. Emma Dick. Capt. M. A. Gllwick, of Danville, Ills., who has been here visiting his sister, Miss Amelia Gllwick for the past few weeks, was called to Salem this morning by the serious llness of his wif* who Is visiting in that town.

one of the picnickers were lunch, one of the birds stulf j piece of pie. If this strange »>' is kept up by the birds a

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Trail, it will not

nickers to eat without Such bold thefts have been

mitted by the birds at the Mddi'■j home as stealing peanuts that 1 ■ squirrels have hidden, lllu * 1 I

fever has evidently spread d<’ the hill.—Lafayette Journal.

Benjamin Hastings, of , J Hat!, was here on business t0