Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1913 — Page 4

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THE FAMOUS BATAVIA BRAND — OF SPRAGUE-WARNER & CO’s. CANNED AND BOTTLED GOODS GROGAN & MILLER “JUST OFF THE SQUARE” PHONE 24. SPRING AND WASH. STS.

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"Tlie Little Enchantress,” a picture with many fine qualities; its center of interest is a child. •'The Burning Brand,” a two-reel offering which opens the old question between a white girl and Indian. A military production of the making kind.

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I). V. Etcheson, trustee of Monre township, was here, on business, to

day.

Mrs. F. A. Arnold is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Lockridge i Rockville. Crawfordsville Review: “Mies Helen Fertich is visiting friends at Greencastle. Miss Margaret Baker was home i spend Sunday with her mother, Mr v Lou Allen Baker. The Entro Nous Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2: SO o'clock with Mrs. Carl Confer. >s ' Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gillen and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gough in Roachdale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillis and chi! dren were the Sunday guests of M and Mrs. Cul Lockridge in Roach-

dale.

The Elks dance which was t have been held this evening hi. been postponed because of the death

of Clyde Harris.

Miss Blanche Woody was home from Crawfordsville Sunday to spenti the day with her parents, 1’rof. anti

Mrs. H. G. Woody.

Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Wright, ot Danville, were lie re- Sunday the. guests of County Superintenden

and Mrs. L. G. Wright.

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HUKKVS MOVING I’lCTl KK SHOO l\ ITIK IIIGKKT III IIJMVG. (1. Melie'ti, “Value Received.” Grub Kinked to a mine. A cowboy courts IiIh daughter. You'd best aee it. Kalem; "I Saw Him FirKt,” a farce comedy. Thin Ih a Hide-buster. Vitngrnpb: “Una of the Sierras.” Bropbht up in the mountains. Hay, hIic'h a hummed. Today's: only Tuesday and Wednesday 18th and 19th, Sarah Bernhardt in "Queen Elizabeth.”

Je Huis Votre ami, GEORGE E. BLAKE.

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4 C out Iniieil from I'iik** One. I not know. There is in it no detailed program, but there is an ideal. ,i goal, a duty. What we know is the practical, usable part.” "1 do not need to know the nature of God, and the doctrine of the incarnation,” he said in conclusion, ''but I do need to know that I am to d< right and that there is an incalculable difference between right ano wrong.” Special iiiuhIc was given by tieuniversity choir and by Mr. Howard J Itariniin, violinist.

Reese Matson visited In Terre

Haute on Sunday.

O. E. Badger takes the exrttrHlon to Florida tomorrow. He will visit Winter Haven, Barow, Arcadia and Ft| Myers. He expects to be gone

two or three weeks.

Judge James I*. Hughes delivered a lecture at the First M. E. church, Brazil at 7:30 Sunday evening. His subject was “The Trial of Jesus from the Standpoint of n Lawyer." The second quarterly meeting of the Putnamville circuit will be held next Sunday, March 23 at 2:30 p. m. at the Bethel church. Dr. Pitkin will preach. All are urged to come. Julius Pfeiffer, pastor.

Dr. Salem B. Town financial set retary of DePauw, who has been ccnfiued to his home by illness fot several days, was able to be at hL

office today.

Jesse Hamrick today received . box of fine cigars by parcel pos The cigars, as Jesse says "wen right off of Fifth Avenue, Nee 1 ork," having been sent him as :• gift by bis daughter, who is Tesidiu ,

in that city.

Washburn Chapter, D. A. It., will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:3n o'clock with Miss Janet Wilson. Mrs Nellie Anderson will read a pape on "Washington—the City Beauti ful." The recent inauguration will be discussed by Mrs. Arthur J

Hamrick.

A total eclipse of the moon wil occur next Friday night, March 21st The moon will be on the equate: and at that) point its orbit is neares the earth. This date is Good Friday and tlie advent of spring, and is onlj two days from Easter. The equinoctial storms are due on this date,

also.

While attending Sunday school a the College Avenue Church Sunday. Miss Martha Kidpath became suddenly ill and fainted. A ph;> < ian was called and she was taken to her aoine nearby. Her illness is not serious and today Miss Kidpath is much improved. Crescent Rebekah Lodge, No. 76:: will meet in regular session thievening at 7:30 o'clock. There wil be an initiation and all members an urged to be present. The Filmon lodge degree team will confer tin degree on the class. Barbara Dun nington N. G.; Verna Crawley, Sec retary. So far there have been no arrests on any of the eleven indictments returned by the grund jury Saturday Sheriff Roes stayed this mornin; that he had not received any warrants, which, of course*, are neees sary before the arrests can be made It is expected that all of the arrest , will be made before the week ends. Brazil Times: “Miss Mary Lewi* of Knightsville, who has been tli guest of Iter sister, Mrs. Ralph'E Knoll at Greencastle is expected home today.—Albert and Robert Reddle are spending the day Ip Greencastle visiting relatives.—Miss Bessie Jenkins, who is attending school at DePauw Cnlversity, Grrencastle, was in the city yesterday enroute to Center Point to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S Jenkins." The Art Association of Indianapolis which in reality Is an association of Indiana Artists fins accepted for the annual art exhibit which is held during March In the John Herron Art Gallery a water color by Mrs. James Riley Weaver of this town. The picture, which was painted by Mrs. Weaver last summer while in Canada, portrays a roadway at Port Sydney, Canada. It is catalogued ns “Roadway in Port Sydney.” The acceptance of the picture by the Art Association is a great compliment to Mrs. Weaver, as only those pictures whirh have great merit are ncrepted. The picture, now on exhibit In Indianapolis, was exhibited at the local art exhibit and Is familiar to the art lovers of Greencastle.

Jack Bryson was here from

today.

David Maze was here from Clover-

dale today.

Mrs. Morris Burk and son, Claude, spent the day In Crawfordsville. Mrs. Samuel Cunningham, who resides on Fox Ridge, is critically ill

of scarlet fever.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hirt have returned from Tampa, Florida, where they spent the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mecum of Frankfort, are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hoes. The Domestic Science Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. George Dobbs. Miss Minnie Roberts, who has been here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. O’Hair, returned to her home in Coatesville today. IT. V. O'Daniels and Arthur Hamrick were in Oloverdale Sunday to attend the funeral of Wilson Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browning, who reside in Commercial place, are the parents of a son born Monday

morning.

Perry Smith, of Lebanon, who recently ,purchased the Bryan farm south of town, was here today. Mr. Smith has rented his farm to Mik 1 ' Kelley for the ensuing year: The funeral of Mrs. Martha J. Sidtlons was held this morning at II 11 o'clock in Fillmore. The Rev. W H. Brown conducted the services. Coach Johnson has secured the fast “Silent Hoosiers," representing the Indianapolis Deaf and Dumb School, for Greencastle high scftool's last basketball game. The “Silent Hoosiers” are known to be one of the fatest teams In the state and should give the high school one of the best games of the year. This game will be played at the armory Friday night, March 21.

Brazil I Mrs. Maud Hurst and children, j who were called here by the sudden death of her husband, returned to their home in Columbus, Ohio, this morning. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Hurst’s brother, Dr.

Thomas Bryan of Mattoon.

Auto Livery Call Phone 705 FRANK H. WHEELER 311 Bloomington St.

While assisting in pulling down the damaged portion of tlie water works pumping station smoke sink. Friday afternoon, Evan Strain was Injured by being struck on the chin by a pulley. Several men were attempting to pull down the stack by use of a rope and pulley when I rope broke and the pulley flew back and struck Strain on the chin. The repairs on the smoke stack at the water works pumping station were completed Saturday at _ 3e c'clock the pumps were again going after having been shut down since Friday. By midnight the standpipe was filled and the water pressure again at normal. All day Saturday however, there was scarcely aii> pressure at ull, and had a fire broken out the results probably would have been disastrous. Mrs. Jennie Ellison was agreeabl} surprised by her friends and neighbors on Inauguration day. Many people from Filmore were present. A pleasant evening was enjoyed b> all. Mr. and Mrs. Fields Ellison art tw-o venerable and respected citizens of Greencastle. In the past few months Mrs. Ellison has been in poor health. Her husband and the good neighbors of Greencastle and Filmore perfected a scheme to make her agreeably happy and they succeeded in doing so. Jesse Jones shipped to the Indianapolis market today 18 head of two year-old Polled Angus cattle, which aro as nice as any fat cattle ever shipped from Putnam county, according to the verdict of several Greencastle cattle men. The cattle were fattened by Mr. Jones, who began to feed them for the market the first of November. Crushed corn cotton seed meal and clover hay was the fed used and on these rations the rattle each gained an average of 2 1 pounds a day. It is believed the cattle will demand a high price on the Indianapolis market.

SPAUNHURST OSTEOPATHS Trained Under Founner at Kirksville If you urj not improving under rPsen: treatment, gi»e Osteopathy a air trial. Lady atlcndaat. Phone 226. lay or night. I’rcio llti.’ldiiig.

WANT ADO COLUMN

Elks' Notice. All Elks will meet at the lodge rooms promptly at 1 p. m. Tuesday. March 18, to go to the home and funeral of our deceased brother Clyde Harris. C. C. Gillen, Ex. Ruler. E. E. Caldwell, Secretary.

HIM KENT -140-acre farm. Apply S. Hopwood, 109 S. Locust St, Greencastle, Ind.

MIST—A size 18-Elgin, IB-jewel gold watch with Hunting case Finder leave at Crawford Restaurant. Reward.

i or MALE White orphlngton, White Wyandotte and White Leghorn hatching eggs —also White Leghorn cockerels.—Mrs. R. K Richards Balnbrfdge, Ind.

UKLIGHTKI I, HOME Call phone 184 In regard to renting a rozy 8rootn home. All modern improvements and conveniences—Mrs Burner.

I OR N tl.i:—Thirty acres V of land, good house, good orchard and within one mile of Greencastle: on Interurbun and rock road. Leachman & Cooper.

!!H NG UOMK\ WAY TED—Positions open for two young women, over twenty years of age. Pleasant work and good pay. Call at Wilkin's Studio between 2 and 4 o’clock in the afternoon.

LYRIC Tomorrow Night Only “Homus Odyssey” Greatest of ill World Masterpieces. More awe inspiring than Dante’s Inferno. The most nstly production ever produced.

It. A. Masons. Called convocation Greencastle Chapter, No. 22, Tuesday at 7:36 p in. R. A. degree. M. S. Miller, H. P. t. E. Caldwell, Secretary.

HUMPHREYS’ Thcfle remetlios nro grimtificnlly and carefully prepared preHcriptioiiH; used for many yearn by Dr. Humphreys iii his urtvaf o practice, ami for nearly sixty years uy the people with satisfaction. Medical Book mailed free. No. roa Price 1 Fevcra, Congestions, Inflammations 2ft 2 Worm*. Worm Fever .. 2ft 3 Colic, Crying anti WakefulnoHs of Infanta 2f 4 Diarrhea, of Children and Adults 2ft 7 Cougha. Colds, Bronchitis 2ft H Toothache, Kaoeache, Neuralgia 2ft 9 Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo 2ft IO Dyapepaia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach. - 2ft 13 Croup. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis 2ft < 14 Nall lihcutn. Eruptions 2ft 15 Klicunintiam, Lumbago 2ft 18 Fever and Ague, Malaria 2ft 17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding. External, Intcnittl 2ft 19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold lu Head 2ft 20 Whooping Cough 2ft 21 Asthma, Oppressed,DHUcultBreathing 2ft 27 Kidney Disease 2ft 28 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness ....|.00 SO Urinary Incontinence, Wetting Bed %ft 34 Sore Throat, Quinsy 2ft 77 La Grippe-Grip 25 •old by druggists, or sent on receipt of price. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEO. MEDICINE CO., lor net WUllam and Ann Streets, New York. hoi ti:. ('olonUt One }\i\y Kxnirsion Fnres. On Kale March 16th, 1913, to April 15th, 1913, inclusive to points in Alberta, Arizona British Columbia, California, Colorado, Idaho, Mexico Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, on gon Saskatchewan, Texas, Utah Washington and Wyoming. For fares, time of trains and other Information call or phono Motion depot, j. p ELLIS, local agent. if Ap li,

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