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COOK WITH OAS Last Chance lor Free Gas Connections We huve <li' nil 'i in , ill • Gas Connections for a limited time. l!f> nol inc Hu I'pi'orlmill) t i ihI , hi ur'I'-r lnr v ur (ia liai.p* I.elute it t*, Iim lute fifty f"i .1 Service Pipe Free. Cook with Gas The Cheapest Fuel on Cirth Greencastle Gas & Electric Light Co. Phone 117, 493 or 603

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H • a:.*. M.** Wai'ef r i' • xa **h >f* rh.x anv/'niar for their home a lad^raapoiia. aft*-* a thort via-w-'a the latter r motser. M*i Mary Hawkta* Hob*.** f'o*ar, d. of MoorccrtUe • a a* bee* *.' ag Mr an; M • > f.ha* HaMm*n ret irne«1 to • * home thl* aaorr.'-nr He I* a -phew of Mr H .ffman M** Mary J Storm l-ft thi* rnornia/ for a abort visit with Mr and Mr* Wrn Myer* at ’heir nome r, Indlanapoii* Mr My-r* » - a n- r.-w of Mrs Storms / and vf.*- J T Murphy, of Evansville, who have bees vtmtInb Mr ar.d Mr* Timothy Murphy. ■ eft thi* morning for Chicago where the win make their home ic the future. One of the Putnam Ele/trfc Co !i/ht ••ir<* on sou'h College A.e :iumed In two thi* moratnz The repair •*.* made without much trouble, however, and the current wa* off only a few mlnu’es Mr* Jerome King went to Indianapolis today to spend two day* wl’h Mr* J. k King who Is In the I.» atone** Hospital. Mrs King recently underwent an o;iera'ion f * <i'iract of the eye The heavy rain of last nigh' 'a'ised a arna-l amount of damage In the a* office of Lyon and Pe< k The roof leaked and allowed the water to run Into the office .-‘•■eral aluanle law book* wer<* damaged Mr. and Mrs Robert Graham na. e rwelvi-d word that Mr* Park Graham ,of Indianapolis, who has been ill for virne time, fs in a erlt:<al condition Mr and Mr*. lark Graham were here from Indianapolis on the Fourth. She was taken 111 after her return home B F McCoy, of GUI, Colo, and M.ss Call Itorsett, of Cloverdale, passed through here thi* morning '■ti route for Indwanaiioll*. wher*they will be married. Mr, and Mrs McCoy, after a short wedding trip, will go to Gill, Colo., and make tha' town their home. Post card* from lame* Vermilion and John Cannon, wh > are attending the Elk* convention a' Detroit states that the Greenra*tle Elk* who are not attending the convention are "missing the time of their lives.” It Is exported that Mr. and Mrs. Vermilion and Mr. and Mr*. Cannon will b^ horn-- tomorrow or Monday.

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COOLED or ELECTRIC FANS The Big Picture Show at Opera House SATURDAY NIGHT JULY K»th. 1910

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Mr aad Mr? Ha~ 3x*"C.Tau,a. w..i spec; --a lay * i taa _x'ic-ri pa.-ea:s Mr xad M. ‘ J L. Hint* L. P Chapin abd da.gkt-.*, MiA--Haaaa Lee Cna/.a. aa-e retard-! ed from a three w — x * i t . a reiativee ji Seenab. t.j.'.c.8:i Mr* Harvy E. ,btt and da .4 . ter, E/lia. of St Lkeit*. are V-.e visiting Mr and Mr* E K Ltuaa* Mn EUfott 1* a aster of Mr* Lsan/an Mr and Mr* John A'ard an! tub. Frembnt, of Cloverlaie. are here visiting Mn Wards mother Mn Ella Jackaon L./enae to marry has oe-n tied to Otto M Stewart and Haxel F Warrell Also to A fred' C. M'Maic*-* and Olive C ka*l-, Inga. Mr. and Mr* Ernest Vermilion of ladtanapol.a, arrived th.i morning for a short ri*.- w,*h Mr Vermilion 3 parent*. Mr and Mrs Henry VermtHon, at Mount Meridian. The ladies who bring their babies to the Women's Class a' the Christian Church w.U have the little ones cared for. A member of the r ia** i« looking after thi* matter. Th- death of Mary M Nutgrasx. age 57 years, w.fe of J. W. Nutgraas, occurred at Morton on Friday night at about 1 o'clock. The funeral will be on - : .nda. afte - noon at 2:30, at Union Chapel Rev. S. L. Robert*, of Franklin. Ind , Baptist State Sunday School Missionary, will be at the Bapt.st Sunday School Sunday momln* Rev. Roberts will also prea< b at 16:30. The public cordially Invit ed On account of the rain, the Alpha Phi picnic for the active and resident members, which wav to be held on Eel River this afternoon, wa* held at the home of Mr*. Jackson Boyd on East Seminary street The Men'* Bible class of the Christian Church will try to reach 'he fifty mark before the close of July They are urging a full attendance for tomorrow The class begins lesson at 9:45 every Sunday morning. Mr. R D. Jackson will sing the 24th Pslam to the music comp* s*d by Miss Elizalx-th Sawyer at the morning services at the College Avenue Church, Sunday July 17th. Miss Sawyer is known by many Greencastle people. Harry IJewman, of Louisville, formerly of Greencastle, passed through Greencastle today In his auto, on his way from l/ouisville to Indianapolis Mr. lawman Is a building contractor. His father years ago was sheriff of Putnam county. He had several persons with him. Mrs. R. P. Carpenter and dauuhter, who have been the guests of Dr .and Mrs. G. W. Bence, for the past few days, have returned to their home In Noblesvllle. Mrs Carpenter Is a former resident of Greencastle, her husband having been formerly connected with the Star A Democrat Publishing Co., of this town.

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The M'omen 3 Claas of the C&nstixn church will now have the aaaistan e of .-Fenator F C. Tliden They are /rgmg a full xt endawee for tomorrow. Prof. R. B von KleiaSmid U on his vacation.

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VlcfNffN TRAIN SKRtR'F DKI-AVED P.V M A*'Hol’T>

Several washouts las: night oa the Monon railroad between Go*port and Bloomington , caused a s impention of trail/ on tha; lin ■ today. There were no wrecks beta ise of :he washout* but the road was unable 10 run its trains The agent stated this morning that the washouts probably would not he repaired until late this evening

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SMALL FIRE ON INDIANA *T.

Some burning trash s-t fire to a chicken house in the rear of Henry Iternekes residence on the comer of I^rrabee and Indiana s'reels It was discovered by Mrs Werneke, who after calling the fire department, quenched the blaze with a bucket of water. The datua/e amounted to about five dollars SAT RAIN HAS IM>\F. MUCH DAMAGE T'» l llOI-s

Farmers who were in town today say that the rain of the past 2 4 hours has done much damage to the crops. Much corn is down and oats is greatly damaged Most of the wheat being cut, the damage to that crop is small

Vou can't afford to lie without insurance. The Central Trust Co., will insure you against loss by tire, lightning and tornado.

OPEN AIR MEETING.

Union meeting west of the court house tomorrow evening. J. M. Rudy of the Christian Church will speak on 'God's Chiefest Concern - . Meeting In Court House If weather Is damp.

PLEASANT VIEW. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Gorbam. of Greencastle, spent Sunday with Mrs. Gorhamls father, J. M. Herod Mr. and Mrs. aSm Simmons and wife visited with George Reese’s Sunday. Lon Heevln and family. Rev. West, Jessie Elliott, Dill Elliott and son, Claude, of Indianapolis and Matt Elliott spent Sunday at Urn Elliott's. Meeting at Liberty Church on next Sunday, July 17, morning and evening,

Vacation Tlair's 1R • LET THE DAILY HM U.U ♦ • FOLLOW l<>4 ♦ <• Now t^at vacatioa *»•*>..u »»♦ ❖ tj|»m Ms and you e\p*-.t to ♦ •> enjoy a week or so av* > fiusi ♦ •> home, don't overlook the fad ♦ •> tliat you can have The Ifcciljf * •> Herald follow you an)where* ❖ in tfte United Male-. or ♦ •F abroad. if you like Just ♦ •J phone the hwiriurnri uthce 1 “ 4 •I* Phone «.» and the pals . will 4 l*e started at once. It will 4 v prove a weliou»e visitoi and 4 . •S* we will be pleased to I'lt* 1 * * •J your name on our list lor ♦ <* )our vacation. •> ♦

MTILKfiYILLk Miss RoseUa Hodson, < ‘udiSDspoils, Is the guest of 0s» Me Cammack. Chas. Speer and fano. tHw* 1 Sunday with Claude 1 r ^ family. Miss Ella Wadell has r to her home in Marvland, ufter » four week's visit with her old* 1 ' Mrs. Ralph Cope. Verlin Brewer has been quiitt sick. Bridgeport won from Stdi-sGi"* Sunday In the baseball gaui' by “ score of 7 to 2. Mrs. Harry Tlncber. o f Ixruli vllle, Ky., is visiting her parent*Mr and Mrs. McHatbe Special music was given at tlll, Christian Chunh Suiolaby Messrs. Fiddler, Dyer, Boyd and Osborn. Mrs. Wilson and son from M lahoma, have been the gueats i' 1 Mrs. Sarah Speer. The girls basketball team “ ll practice occasionally and had tlul1 pictures taken Sunday. Dr. G. K. Skartel has »- ■ French Lick for ten days. Mrs Ross and daughter, Be' !tl1 * who have been visiting A 0. bin e berry, have returned to lheU home at Yeddo <