Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 13 February 1891 — Page 8

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s^Irs. Clias. Witte died at her home .a.- -.bruary 7. Aged 35 years. The funeral I cured Monday at 10 o'clock. Rev. Kelconducted the services. The funeral fras largely attended, attesting the love •in which the community held the deceased, and the sympathy it felt for the grief r''V|Btricken relatives. Called home! yes, to via home on high, there to await the coming jof those she left in sorrow and in tears '*4 below. Glorious thought, that some day husband, children, sis ers, brothers, and mv we, her friends, may clasp her bands in the city of God'select .. .Mr. Rodeubeak's child was buried last Sunday at the German cemetery Miss Linda Wesling is going to clerk for Richmond & Co., in

Palestine. We wish her success Mr. Hammell attended a banquet at Indianapolis last Tuesday, given by the Delta Ta Delta fraternity of Butler university.... Mr. Taffe Huntington and wife spent last Sunday with his parents... .Mrs. Little and her sister, Mrs. Pierce, who is visiting her, are both quiet sick....The Evangelical Association is soliciting money to build a church. It is to be built ou Mrs* Gregory's lot ... .They finishedditching Buckcreek Saturday. The ditching machine has en quite a curiosity.... There was no school Monday, 011 account of the death of Mrs. Wilte... .Natural gas almost ceased to exist at times here la'st week. For several days there was scarcely any, and unless some cause can be Lound, people will be compelled to use coal and wood again... .Mrs. Damach is still on the sick list The Warren -township institute met at No. 6 schoolhouse last Saturday. All the teachers were present, notwithstanding the weather. The next institute will be held at

Cumberland the first Saturday in March. Wonder why it is John Wiese looks so happy?... .There came near being a collision at Mr. Colemans last Sunday eve Aiug, between an eastern bound tnedical student and a western bound photo _grapher The rain Saturday, partially apoilecl the fox drive in our vicinity....

Mrs. Anna Bruue, of Indianapolis, was fef visiting her parents, of this place.. .Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker went to Knight.st.own to attend the funeral of his sister.

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I. COMFORT.

fS On Thursday, February 5th, at the residence of the bride's father Mr. M. V. Collins, Mr. E. W. Stoner and Clarissa

Collins were united in marriage. The ^.nuptial knot being tied by Rev G. W. Green. About 40 invited guests joined in the festivities of the day and the bride and groom received a number of £fine presents. The friends of the young couple are legion, and they all join with us in bespeaking for them a continual round of happiness and prosperity through life....

The Mt. Comfort quartette have received a set of new song books, and we will doubtless hear some good singing now ....Mrs. J. H. Pratt came out from the city Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bell. .The dance which held forth at Clem Bate's last Friday night, was well attended and everything went off smoothly. Mr. Johu Bowler was floor manager... .The literary at No. 4. school-house will hereafter be known as the Mudsock Literary Soci. ty Mr. Nathan Stoner is very low with consumption Quarterly meeting will be held at Ebenezer next Saturday and Sunday

Columbus Evans returned last week from an extended visit to relatives in Tennessee, bringing with him his brother James Frank Bonigar, Will Hanna and Allen Hinds of Oaklandon, were here Friday night....Mr. Rinenrson arrived here last Saturday, jfrom Nebraska.

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WILLOW BRANCH.

Mrs. Dr. Ryan and mother, of Indianapolis, were visiting at Clint Eubank's last week Israel Jones and Will Scott were at Wilkinson Sunday Mrs. Mattie Felt and Myrtle Rockley were visiting Mrs. Jane Braddock Sunday Ida Thomas was the guest of May and Etta Jones Sunday Bud McCormack was at Indianapolis Saturday Mrs. A. B. Thomas visited her sister at Maxwell last Saturday... Lizzie King spent Sunday at home... .Ed Carmichael was at Greenfield Saturday Dr. Pratt was at Greenfield Saturday Ora Davis moved to Itushville Thursday Alt Armstrong and Jane Walker spent Thursday at Mr. Gordon's Samuel Grunden was at Greenfield Thursday Charley Smith and Mr.

Kirkpatri'.k were in town Sunday... .Fannie Jones went to Ovia Sunday where she

will make her future home Married, at the home of the brides parents on last Suuday evening, Lottie Gordon and Edward Carnpchael. The ceremony was performed by Squire Huston... .Elmer Knight, of Newcastle,visited lady friends here Sunday Clara Collins visited at Mohawk Saturday and Sunday Edd King was the guest of Leoti Knight at Newcastle Sunday... .Mr. and Airs. John Probasco were the guests of Dr. Pratt and wife Saturday and Suuday.

Bueklen's Arnica Salve,

The P.est Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbil blains, Corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25s. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. ^ewly

CON KLIN SCHOOL-HOUSK. The Pigeon Roost natural gas company have most of their pipe laid, and many of the farmers Kre enjoying the natural blessing... .Quite a grand time was had at the literary last Thursday night, there was a full house. The following officers were elected for next term: Geo. Brooks, President Geo. Jackson, Vice-President W. P. Wilson, Secretary Noble Vanmeter, Treasurer They all say R. J. Reeves makes a good squire... .Thieves have been playing havoc at Wilkinson, two of them were caught in a store last Friday night, a large number of stolen goods were recovered. This should be a warning to some of the boys in this neighborhood as some of them are not any too honest. A hint to the wise is sufficient.. .Misses Rosa and Cassie Sim-

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Marcellus Barnard is in poor health.... The spelling school at Jessup's last Wed-

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unlay and Suuday is Quaker Quarterly, at Walnut Ridge... .Teachers are begining to make preparations for the township school reunion to be held in March.... Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rule who have spent some weeks with their sou J. W. Rule, in Missouri, have returned. They report a pleasaut trip, they say J. W. is doing a driving business. .Mr. Wagner, a gentleman representing a Chicago book firm, is through here sending several of our boys off as book agents... .Farmers are taking advantage of the cool spells to break stalks... .The baby of Jud Sample was buried the 10th. Death caused by lung fever. He also has another child very sick.... A. S. White and C. N. Farley, took advantage of the cold snap last week, to butcher.

SHILOH.

Mr. Wm. Bouyer and family visited J. Heedren and family last Sunday... .Miss Mollie Tyner is on the sick list ...The Mirristown Creamery has such an attraction that if you set your milk out in the front yard it will go... .F. M. Sutton has purchased a French harp and has contracted with Frank Anderson to furnish him music by telephone Misses Fannie and Bella Bennett spent Sunday with F. M. O'Banion and wife... .Miss Ella Gates is visiting her sister Mrs. Mort Alender .... Vincent Holding had a narrow escape while returning from the Friend's meeting of your place last Sunday evening. He rim into the fence at Little Brandywine near the new bridge, but escaped with broken harness and plenty of mud. A carriage was also seen torn to pieces in the woods near the corner of William Elsbury's Monday morning. We understand it was scattered by the Wolf's The F. M. B. A. is progressing. They had three new candidates last meeting The literary at the Gates school house is meeting with good success. Mr. Budd Gates and others deserve much credit for the interesting debate given on "Abolishing Secret Societies."

Do You Smoke.

Then try the Little Nailer cigar. It is straight goods and don't you forget it. Made by W. S. Davis, manufacturer of choice brands of cigars. Greenfield, Ind.

'V WILKINSON.

Thomas Bicknell is driving a team for George Collier... ,W. A. Woolen received a telegram Tliursdav last announcing the death of one of his aunts at Spiceland. They attended the funeral Friday. They returned home Sunday night... .Bert M. Forbes, who has been working in the train masters office, of the Peoria division of the Big Four at Indianapolis, resigned his position. He has been attending to the office here during the absence of W. A. Woolen.... Wm. Slaughter, of Howard county, Indiana, is hire on a visit among his relatives Miss Alice Loudenback left last Saturday evening for a few days visit with friends at New Castle, and from there she will go to Anderson to visit relatives. She will be gone about a week .... Mrs. Lavina Graves returned home last Saturday n:ght from a week's visit at Carmel R. E. Overman, of Fairmount, Indiana, was here on business last Friday ....C. F. Brower, of Markleville, was in town last Saturday E. B. Byrket was at Greenfield last Saturday... .Chas. O. Garriott, Deputy Sheriff, was in town Friday and Saturday summoning witnesses in the case of the State against John Lockridge and others for the burning of the Huffman House about two years ago. The trial is set down for February 20 Dr. John L. Marsh, of Indianapolis, was in town last Saturday W. A. Woolen was at Indianapolis last Monday... .Geo. Gray is on the sick list... James Clark has resigned his position as section boss

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Several of our good neighbors are on the sick list: among tliem are Mr. and Mrs. John Parish, Mr. Adroti Doiii.-sngett, Mrs. Wm. Kitchen, all are improving at this writing. .. .Rev. Rhinehart isiu town calling on some of his Christian friends

Mr. John Foley and Miss Nellie, are calling on their many friends this week. Miss Ellie Haines has returned from the city, where she has been for the past few weeks .. .Miss Finley and aMiss Barlow of your city, visited Mrs. J. J. Towusend one day last week Mr. Frank Haines, visited the capital city Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Charles Ostermeir purchased the farm ot G. B. Ramsey just north of the tile factory. We understand Wm. Arthur will move on the same. There will be a house for rent in town then.... C. F. Shelby has returned from Indianapolis, where desires to rent a house, as he will shortly move there School is progrossing finely at this place under the management of W. C. Atherton and Miss Eliza Everson It is reported that some of the boys have been carrying revolvers to school for the purpose of trading. We think it would be a good thing if the parents would find out who it is and put a ptcp to it Gem can boast of having more musical instruments than any other town in the county to the size of it We understand that the young folks had a good time at the social dance given by the Misses Alpha and Pearl Green ..... Mrs. Flora Moore is the guest of herJpareLts Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green Mr. Davis and M. T., have struck a bonanza in Gem they have sold three organs here v? .Mrs. J. J. Townseud is entertaining the young folks of this place to-night.

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one in Ohio, where he will remove in about three weeks. We are sorry to lose Mr. Clark... Wm. Ellison, our shoemaker, is contemplating moving to Anderson in the near future.... he township institute was held here, at the school-house, last Saturday. All the teachers in the township were present... .The institute of Jackson township will be held next Saturday at the Conklin school-house, two miles south-west of this place.... There were several visitors present at the I. O. O. F. lodge here, last Friday night, from Pendleton, Anderson, Keunard, Cliarlottesviile aud Warrington. Two initiations, also one to be initiated next Friday night... .Ira Kendall was in Rush couuty last Friday and Saturday lookiug after some business.. A daughter of Alex. Simmons has been quite sick for sometime, but is getting better... .Levi J. Cook J. P., of Warrington, will move to this place soon and open out a first class harness shop.

'.VARKINGTON.

Work on the farmers' gas well is progressing nicely... .Father Connor, of Connorsville, will preach at the Christian church on Sunday, February 15 Miss Effie Curry, who has been visiting her auut Mrs. Masters, has returned to her home in Franklin county. ..A scries of meetings are in pn gress at the United Brethren Church in town. We hope great good may be accomplished Another case of scarlet fever is reported in town... Mr. Wm. Williams attended tho literary at the Conkliug school-house on Thursday eve Mrs. J. W. Newsom has been sick this week Mr. John Trees had his foot amputated last Saturday morning. He had mauy months of suffering aud no hope of recovery without amputation. Dr. Marsh and others of Indianapolis and this vicinity, performed the operation. He is doing quite well Mrs. Mary Reeves is on the sick list.... Bert Armstrong was very anxious to go to "The Woods" Sunday eve. Excuse— a pair of overshoes had previously been left there. .Rambler was in town again last Saturday, Come again Mr. Thomas Bagot of New Castle, was in town this week... .The quartette composed of Messrs. Ralph Wilson, Walter Orr and Misses Flora Brav and Iillie Newsom, met at the home of the latter on Saturday evening. After singing a few songs, the remainder of the evening was spent in playing halma and tiddl«-dy winks. A plea, ant time.

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CHAKL.OTTESVILX.K.

We first acknowledge our allegiance and gratitude to our gracious Divine Parent, who overrules dire calamities, so that good shall accrue therefrom. Next wc render our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our worthy neighbors, who so kindly helped to carry us through the two remove*, out and into our home, and supplementi"! all by their united skill aud effort, thu.s saving the home for us from the terrible fire which destroyed our neighbor's, Cussius Nilss, property, four feet from us, the night of the 5th inst. May He, who alone can best repay such energy and self sacrifice, fully reward you with His richest spiritual blessings in this life and garner us all at last into the mansions prepared for those who love and serve Him is our prayer.

K". N ATH AN AND DEBBY PARKE!!. At 20 minutes before 11, night of the 5, the drug and hardware store of Cassius M. Niles was found iu flames. The building collapsed in a very few miuutes and its entire contents, except a few articles in a rear frame building went down in the wreck. The men worked bravely and saved the frame houses adjoining it, which are partially insured, as well as his store and its content... .David Mankin and family returned to their home in Indianapolis last week... .Fariba Morris visited her daughter I jy-zie and brother, Wm. R. Wilson and family, at New Castle last week and first of this David White 'of Fountain City, was the guest oJt his

SHOES. SHOES. SHOES

At Lowest Prices.

Lem Harold & Co.

Gent's Furnishings.

HATS. HATS. HATS.

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Is justified of her children, says the proverb.

Wise Man Buys Wisely, Acts

wisely, spends wisly in fact, you can sum it ail up by saying he buys all his groceries, fancy and staple, fruits and vegetables, also his buggy or carriage of

HINCHMAN

THE MAIN STREET GROCER.

W. H. Pauley. —AUCTIONEERS— W. W. Rigdon.

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FIEST GBAND

Parties owning Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Colts, Fillies, Horses, Mules,s Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, or Harness, that desire to sell them at a good figure should call on me and list them for this great sale. It is my intention to sell nothing but what is first class. Stock possessing extra ordinary merit and a good pedigree will be, advertised free of charge. Consign good stock and you will obtain good prices. All stock listed must be offered for absolute sale. For further information call on or address

C. E. KINDER, Greenfield, Indiana.

cousin, N. Parker, Thursday. He is enroute for Blue Jacket, Indian Territory, where his family are entitled to land claims in tho reservation Thomas Walker, Maud Kinder, Willis Grass and Ellis Walker attended spelling school at Loudenbacks Thursday night, also Guy Rock, Harry Stinger and their best girls. ... .Susan Perrigo was at Terre Haute and Merom, iu Sullivan county, visiting friends last week.... Geo. Kinder's pension has been allowed... .Eunice Allison's eldest son, from Pana III., spent Sunday with herself and son, Thomas... T. D. Tharpand wife have organized an Epworth league at the M. E. church, with about 40 members. The officers are: Alice Tharp, president, Dide Philpot, first vice president, Amanda Hat eld, second vice president, S. C. Staley, third vice president, Marion Myers, fourth vice president, Otto Bennett, secretary, Olliver Lineback, treasurer. The League gives a public entertainment next Sunday at (i:o0 p. ni. Social prayer meeting every Tuesday evening... .Jno. T. Hatfield is inducting revival services at Cherokee, Kansas. -.

CAIlROLl/roN.

We wish to correct the following which appeared in the items from this place last week. "Rev. J. R. French closed his meeting at Fairview last Sunday with 5 accessions to the church." This should have read 57 instead of 5... ..las. G.Boyce was in Indianapolis last Friday on busi

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ness Mr. Daniel Mnth lost a valuable horse one day last week.. .Owing to the bad roads, our saw inili I wis been shut down for several days.... Dr. .J. M. Larimore, of t'Ms place,

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.New Palestine, all of whom are getting along nicely... .Rev. J. 1J French and Rev. G. W. Hagans eouuiieneed a joint protracted meeting at this place Sunday night last. We wish them great success .. .Mr. and Mrs. O. F. 15oyee were visiting relatives at Fountain town Sunday..-. ... .Our church is in need of repairs iu the way of window glass, as several of our young ladies were made very uncomfortable by the cold wind blowing through the broken panes last Sunday night... .Many thanks to the good boys who hauled the sawdust and scattered it around the doors of the church in order to keep the ladies, gent„s also, from getting their dainty feet we.t. Boys, your reward will be hereafter... .Mr*. Jap. G. Boyco was visiting relatives at New Palestine last week.... our "Rambler'' dead, if not, why does he not call aud see us again? We people U-i\vn this way won't hurt him... .Our room factory is closed. The proprietors talk of moving it to Philadelphia... .Our town is O. K. when there is no beer here.... Boyce,s lake will be the resort next summer.

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