Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1920 — Page 3

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Local News

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920. <u w;i " • • OPERA MOUSE

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CLINTON FALLS | , Mr. and Mrs. Emor Watson were I The funeral of George Ratcliff in Roachdae Saturday afternoo* which was held Thursday afternoon Cay Brothers and Ava Brothers of

Nth ■■-HiIihibhiiiiiMtiimiKi«j>,. 111 Union Chapel, was well attended, j Greencuste viaiteti Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Reeves, superintendent of the' Mrs ' Li,la ' Piem! Und Mrs Sa,ah M nrothera '^ursday of ast weelc.

Greencastle Water Works, who has been attending'a meting of the Sanitary 'Water Supply association in

French Lick, has returned to his home Mr ®. K,lith Fran , k ' vho ,s 111 at ht ' r

Newgent were the guests of b»Vs. Beulah Staggs Friday afternoon. Miss Georgia Bettis is staying with

in this city.

home in Mansfield.

John Burk is installing a store in

MV. and Mrs. Chesley M. McFerran lhR rooT1 ' form( ' r| y ^ the

of Floyd township are the parents of a baby boy, Donald Wayne, born on

Saturday, March 6. |

Mrs. Paul Albin is confined to her

Ruark and Rowings.

GREENCASTLE

Little Delbert Lewis is sick. Roy Lewis has moved into the James Berry Property and George

Miss Sarah Newgent was the guest Lewis of Greencastle will move back

of Miss Hester Boswell, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Frank are moving to the house vacated by Mr.

hi/me on East Washington street by an< * Mrs. I,esli e Prank, who are mo»illness | ' n ? Roachdale where they will

I make their home.

The condition of Harold Burks, Miss Zella Thomas an,| Miss Gold." who has t>een critically ill for the ^ ee wer<> t ^ 1 e guests of Mrs. Eula past eight weeks at the home of his Saturday evening

to his farm vacated by his son, Roy. Mrs. John Scobee is on the sick list The dick around in this part ar e all reported better. o — AS A MAN THINKKTH. J

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burks,

Miss Famees Goddard and Miss

in Indiana-

is greatly improved, and it is only Thomas spent Sunday with Miss Hes-

a matter of a few days until Mr. * l " r Doswell. Burks will be able to be around ^ 0

again. Dr. Ayler is attending Mr.! MNCASTLE

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitted and family of Bellemore, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Rogers an,) family of Roachdale, and Mr and Mrs. Virgil Terry spent Sunday with TMr. and Mrs ,T.

W. Terry,

Mr. and Mrs Neal Evcrman of Russellville spent Sunday with Mr «ndi Mrs. Joe Everman. Mr. Tayor of Lebanon has moved fo the farm he recently purchason

Ralph E. Knoll was polls today on business.

S. A. Vermillion spent the day Tn

iMfonapolis.

' Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Moffett w'ore 'passengers to Indianapolis today

i Mlrs J. S. Canario and daughter, om M. W. Joslin. vMiss Cecelia, of Hilo, Hawaii, who' J W . %vas G, ' eoncasU - havp been visiting since last Octo- -'Lmday on business. her with their daughter and aster. Mrs - C,eve and daughters Mrs. Frank Hinton, at the home of ^ ent the week end wdh her parents, George Hinton of this city, left for ‘ 1 ,lnd ^ rs - • • ,rr '' their hornt* Monday. They will goj by wav of Decorah. la., where they jpDISTRICT MANAGERS & AGENTS will visit Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Wirt. 1 —Whole or part time, for Old Line After a few days visit in Decorah Stock Accident and Health Company, thev will meet Mr and Mrs. Prnnit Can make direct home ofTic e contract,j Hilton in Chicago. j with exclusive territory. Excellent j ' opportunity to get into business for j There will he no prayer meeting yourself. We have liberal policies' either Thursday or Friday of bis giving complete coverage to all wage-[ week because of the Mendenhall earners. Special policies for women ] lectures and bwauso of the dedicn- employed, housewives and farmers i tion of th,. tabernacle Friday night Write today. National Casualty Co.,! at 7:30. Prayer meetings will he Detroit, Mich. resumed again next week, starting FflR SALE—Choice lots in I. O. O. F. | fTuesday morning at 9:30 to 10. I cemetery for $50.00. See or write.j — ! J. E. Hall, secretary, Stilesville, Ind. Frank Wallace, county school su- , ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiRiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii! tended the farmers institute which

w r as held

night.

George Jr, (deep In his geography)— Pa, what are the great divides of this country? George Sr.—Don’t bother me. I am tired of continually hearing this graft, graft! Even the children talking It!

DOWN AND OUT.'

Reelsville Tuesday,

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Circus,.

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Curtiss Myers has moved on the Ousley place, and will work for Ous-

ley brothers this summer.

Mrs. Millie Siglar (visited her daughter, Mrs. Earl Sutherlin from

Saturday till Monday.

Archie Dorsey was in Crawfordsviillo Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Esther Thompson received

word Saturday night that her motner.

Mrs. Lon Cor, had died suddenly.

Miss Inez Fowler, who is staying

with Mr. and Mrs. Otha Bales, vfstted

Sunday with Oscar Martin and fam- The (;rwlt «“ st Racin f ,,,a y in * i "' jjy : or id with Thoroughbreds and High Clyde Clodfelter had the nvsfor- Life intermingled, with a b;.sic drama

tune to fall and break a leg school one day last week. , Ralph SbaJly visited home folks

over Sunday.

Walter McGuughey and family and Charles and Triessie 'Gardner had | dinner With James McGaughey wst

fTunday.

Tval McGaughey and daughter, 7#oe, called on I.aura Clodfelter on

Monday aftirnoon.

•’Alas! My business went under In the fall of 1 DO7." "What was your line?’' "I w:. a deck bund on a submarine bout."

poon Is r.i iiv \ < t it u oales

i-'nlficant liliie a stir in every

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of Human Emotion.

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'FOR MORTGAGE EXEMITIONSSe 0 county recorder, O. T. Ellis.

NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the| farmers of Warren township in thej new community building at Putnar*-, vfle. March 113. 7:30.

T MOVIE

After the

Lecture Tonight

ARCHITECT, CONTRACTOR, and landscape gardening. W H. Evens, Greencastle, Ind. ., ANNOUNCEMENT

Admission 25c Children 15c.

A SAFE TEST

R. S. Fouts and Robert II. Newgent wish to announce that they have formed a business partnership and will conduct a real estate and Federal Farm Ixmii business. Office in Donner Block. Phone 89. Come in POUTS & NEWGENT.

For those who are in need of aj remedy for kidney troubles an,) backj ache, it is a good plan to try Doan’s | Kidney Pills. They are strongly recommended by Greencastle peopla Ask yoyir neighbor. Mrs. Claude Ash, 315 N T . Indians (Street, says: “Several times during the past few years I have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and have found them very satisfactory indeed. If my kidneys get out of order I have awful backaches and get terrible dizzy spells when I stoop over. I also have headaches. But now since I have known about Doan’s Kidney Pills I go right up to Mullens Drug Store and get a box of Doan’s and they soon strengthen my kidneys and have me feeling all right. I am very glad to say anything about Doan’s I can for they are fine.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Ash had. Foster-MiIburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.

ATTENTION Gas Consumers

Last Dav for paying Gas Bills with discount allowed Office open this evening until 9 o’clock for vour convenience. Those having unpaid Gas Bills the first of each month, the meter will be removed and a charge made for

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Try One Against Any Tire Made. You Will Agree That it is America’s Greatest Tire. R. E. KNOLL CO. County Dealer MEMBER GREENCASTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB

....HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM.... THURSDAY. MARCH 11 MIRIAM COOPER AND A STRONG SUPPORTING CAST —IN— “Evangeline ’ ” The Most Sublime Drama in the History of American Literature." The National Board of Review states: ”lt is one of the Most Truthful pictures to the original ever produced. * THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF MOVING PICTURES Pox Slews AN UP TO-TO-DATL CHRONICLE OK THE WORLD'S HAPPENINGS.

TWO SHOWS Matinee 4 P. M , 15c. Evening 8:00, 25c

Chamber Of Commerce Get To Gether Banquet Vermillion Monday March 15th 7:30 P. M. Every body urged to be present. Plate $ 1.50

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iui*. william Pollard.I m Kuasellville yesterday.