Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 22 March 1894 — Page 8

WILKINSON.

May & Julian are having built anothar J)Hrdy=-"^ ••••"W. R. Walker is the cairpenter J. M. Cooper has had a .new barn bnilt Lewis Copeland and

Wm. Kenyon were at Iadianapolis the latter 1'irij o£ last w"^k... Lola Sowerwine left on Saturday for a visit of about a month, stopping at Indianapolis over £anday, and from there to Noblesville nd Cicero to visit relatives... .The .Faulkner Bros, shipped their fir6t car load of handles on Monday... .Mrs. Ora Torfoes visited friends at New Castle the latter part of last week ...Geo. W. 8owerwine for Wilkinson & Bro. shipped car of wheat to Indianapolis on Friday. ... .L. R. Thomas shipped a load of hogs to Buffalo N. Y. from here last Tuesday. ....Ellis Pressuell from near Willow Branch, was in town Saturday.... J. H. 3dcKown, trustee of Jackson township, in town last Wednesday on business. Henderson still talks Republicanism. .. It is reported that Will F. Rawlings, of Maple Valley, has been appointed as deputy prosecuting at tor

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{Brown) township, and that he will soon open out an office in this place... .Miss Nellie Words will soon open out a line of millinery goods in the building where JJr. Julian had his office....John W. S. Graves was at Indianapolis and in Hamilton county a part of last week ... Mrs. Graves and her sister and Henry Titer were at Anderson on Monday.... Kenyon & Bridges are getting in quite a lot of new buggies and farming implements for the Spring trade.. William Higbee, of near Sulphur Springs, was in town Monday... It is reported that John H. Smith will be a candidate SOT trustee, in Jackson township, on the ^Republican ticket... .Mr. Jester, of Anderson, begun to work f«r H. C. Johnson in hi* store on Monday. They will run a huckster wagon in connection with the store .. .Elwood Burris went to see one of his grandchildren near Willow Branch on Saturday, that is quite sick... .M. W. Holland aud Will Gipe have the contract for building an addition to Mrs. Timothy Parsons residetcj near town.

•'Perhaps you would not think so, but a very large proportion of diseases in Xew

On Friday evening occurred one of the greatest society events of the season. The Oakland and Fortville Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, assisted in instituting a Jtebekah Lodge here. Early in the evening they began to gather at the hall, and not until 3 o'clock in the morning was the hall vacated. Supper was served about 1 o'clock, and no bashful persons could be found on that occasion. The Xebekahs start out with forty-eight mem3?er.s, with many ore to follow. The teams from Oakland and Fortville did noble work. The subordinate lodge is in tie dawning of a great revival. Let the good work go on. Follow rigidly the general laws of the Grand Lodge, and the prosperity will be permanent, but dodge laws and any order will eventually .. .J. P. McCord has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late David Hanna, of Oaklandon The defeat of R. J. Sample is the slaughter of ©ne of the finest gentleman in Hancock -county and is a stinging surprise to those on the outside but as we are no politician, and realizing that small boats should keep near the shore, we shall make no comments... .McCordsville is a small town, but there is not a more desirable place for residence in this country. No saloon influence, asocial, warmhearted people, excellent educational sentiment, obliging business men, good church societies, energetio secret orders, a progressive spirit, and located in one of Indiana's garden spots. Come and dwell »*ith us, you will stay T. R. Pentecost is the Democratic aominee for assessor. He is a clever gentleman.. .Oats sowing has been completed in this vicinity. .Our boys are arranging for a game of ball with the Anderson team Anna lEvans will enter school here next Monday. She and her sister who is a dressmaker by trade, will room at T. R. Pentecost* .Harry Apple, HattieEmry, John Herrey and Leslie Smith, four of our successful yonng teachers, will entei school this spring....Anna McCord and Fernie P!red visited the Barnard Business University, of Mohawk on Sunday Elias .HcCord, now 78 years of age, sowed 20 acres of clover seed, by the old fashioned plan, last week. How is that for an octogenarian? Mrs. H. N. Thompson has J»en seriously ill, but some better.. Mrs.

Baiter has been critically ill, but is thought to be convalescing. .Mrs. Baird is still confined to her room Mrs. I. H. Day is still in poor health.

A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a

well known druggist of Des Moines, Iowa, lor over six months. At times the pain •was so severe that he could not lift anything. With all he could do he could not get lid of it until he applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm. "I only made three applications of it," he says, "And have since toeen free from all pain.He now recommends it to persons similarly afflicted. IX :is for sale by M. C. Quigley, druggist. mar

WILLOW BRANCH.

Garden making is all the go Several naf the young folks dined at A. B. Thomas 3»st Sunday... .Lewis Mills is no better. ollie and Claude Patterson were at Greenfield Monday to visit his sister, Miss JSannie, who has been bad sick for some 3izne Joel H. Knight moved to Renamed, Monday The township ticket anade Saturday suits us well. We are sare to win this all The American Comedy Co. has made an assignment.... We are glad to see Jasper Estel out again Be has been shut up for nearly three TzKxnfha... .C. C. Pratt and Wm. Buckley agwnt lew days at the city last week... JHivton Cranflll is in the huckstering ffatduess... Henry Estel is papa, it is a My... .Alonzo Wilborn has moved from J^ocHeton to Dave Wilson's farm, north

Warrington Grandma Thomas and linrie Morris are no better... .The corjwjppnteit to the .Hancock Democrat, »)g98 his name, Nasty

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McCOllDSVILLE

-WIFE./' CHARLOTTESVILLE. The medal contest Saturday eve was a 'grand success. All of the contestants acquitted themselves well. The medal was awarded to Pet Roland, and every one seemed pleased with the decision.... Pearl Woods spent Sunday with friends in your city... .Olga Coffin, of Knightstown, has been the guest of her aunt, HanDah Coffin, the past

week....Debbie

Parker visited friends in Knightstown Friday... .Maggie Burke and daughter Nellie were at Knightstown Saturday.... Abe Coffin and family, of Westland, were guests of their mother, Hannah Coffin, Sunday... Susan Holmes is suffering an attack of pneumonia... .Mollie lloland and daughter Pet went Sunday to visit relatives near Abingtou. The latter enters school near her grandmas' at once James Winslow, of the Ridge, returned Tuesday from a visit to his Bister, Lida Stutsman, at Green Castle We learn that our neighbor, John Wilson, was almost the inventor of the R. R. switch device mentioned in last week's items, and Decker assisted him. .Lizzie Staley lingers on the border land 'twixt earth and heaven, only waiting ...Samuel Shurtz and family spent Sunday with their sister, Leah Sipes and family. They intend occupying John Craft's east dwelling ...Well, what's the news? Why, there hath been dawning another new day. Think, wilt thou let it slip useless away. Nay verily. Rouse to some work of high and holy love, and thou an angel's happiness shalt know. Help to lift the burden from another, and God will lift thine own.

WIIXOW BRANCH.

Dr. Pratt has bought bis son Harry a Shetland pony John Fletcher is better. Julius Goodwin and wife, ef Mechansburg, visited James McCormack Sunday last J. Probasco, of Columbus, visited Dr. Pratt last week.. .J. R. Braddock is getting some better Wm. J. Reeves has moved to his farm east of town.. About thirty of the neighbors of Jasper Estell met at his place Tuesday last with teams and tools and cut and rolled the logs, grubbed the bushes on about five acres of ground, Mr. Estell has been sick for several months.

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Mrs. Sarah Moore is on the sick

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polis, were the gests of Mrs. Mary Rogers last week Died, March, 12, of con sumption, Mamie Rogers, aged 12 years Mamie was loved by ail who know her. Her mother, brothers and sisters have the heart felt vympathy of all Miss Mary Matthews is the guest of Mrs. Kate Wright at Indianapolis... Ella Clark, of Anderson, was the guest of her mother last week ... .Nora Davis, of Fortville, was here last week making arrangements to start a music class.... A. H. Barrett, Samuel Rrublood, Mr. and Mrs' O. N. Trublood, Mr. and Mrs. El wood Barnard Dr. Justice and family, Nellie Rogers attended a surprise on Dr. Fus-el at Marklevilleville last Sunday. It was a day of enjoyment to all present, over 65 persons were there, the dinner was served iu elegant style. Each one returning home in the evening bappy trnd wishing the Dr. many more such h-ippv birthdays Hiram Jarrett and wife, visited at Andersou, over Sunday Newton Bart low aud wife, of near Greenfield, were the guests of their sister Mrs. M&riah Pardue over Sunday Mrs Sarah Moore and daughter Etta Cooper, visited Mrs. Atta Helms, near McCordsville last week H. D. Barrett, of Greenfield, was on our streets last Saturday, democrat convention being the boom of the day Isaac Ball is canvasing for Frank Hammer, the Artist, of Indianapolis Joseph Barrett and wife, were the guests of their daughter Mrs. Newton Rhue, of Greenfield, last Friday. ...Mary Tobau, of Fortville, attended the funeral of Mamie Rogeis, last Weduesday Twenty-five wrote on examination for displomas here last Satur day, let every one take an interest in school work, and see that their children increase in knowledge, ignorance is the ruinatian of anv community P. J. Slocum will begin his Normal Monday, March, 26 as stated once before, those attending the same will never regret it Howard Roberts, of Maxwell, the enter prising Home Insurance agent, was on the streets Monday Mr. Ollie Couoway, of Purdue University was the guest of Willard Barrett last week Mattie Wilson who has been quite sick is convalescing Tillie Trees, Mrs. Martin Maroney, of Warrington, and Dan Maroney and wife of Maxwell, attended the funeral of Mamie Rogers.

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CARROLLTON. Left from last week.

Our saloon was visited by rapping spirits Sunday night last, which resulted in the door being broken down and other damage done ...John Lowden and wife were iu Indianapolis Tuesday, making preparation for a visit to the west. They will start on their trip in the near future. Hev. G. W. Hagans, of Shelbyville filled his regular appointment here Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night... Our saw-mill has been doing a rushing business, the past week Noe & Amos will handle agriculture implements here, the coming season Mrs. Lizzie Martin is confined to her bed with dropsy, her son is visiting her.

PHILADELPHIA.

School closed at this place last Saturday. The entertainment in the afternoon was highly appreciated by all. We feel that the school this winter has been a grand success, and we heartily welcome the teachers, Mr. Larrabee and Miss Eastes back again Miss Jennie Duncan of your city, was a guest of her sister Mrs. A. C. Atherton, over Sunday. Preparations are now being made for an Easter entertainment to be given on next Sand evening at the M. E. Church. All are invited to attend .. .Miss Mamie McCrady, who has been visiting friends at this place the past week, was suddenly called away last Saturday to attend tho funeral of her cousin at Indianapolis. John Stutsman is now erecting a nice little home for his brother Isaac Stutsman at Gem Robert Wilson, wife and little daughter Nen:a, visited Mr. W's father Benj Wilson last Sunday .. .H. Stutsman and wife of Cumberland, visited relatives here last Sunday ...Mr. George Hogle and wife visited Mrs. H's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gant at Sugarcreek Suuday... .Miss Lizzie Moore .visited friends at Indianapolis, the greater part of the week.

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Mrs. Conrad Ostemeir has been very poorly but is convalescent. On Tuesday March, 15 there was an interesting spelling match at No. 8. Miss Belle Ogle came out victorious three rounds out of four. Mr. Adrian Sargeant winning the fourth. The closing exercises of our school were held atold Mt. Zion, March 15 the school has been taught by Miss Hattie D. Emery, of McCordsville, and she has beyond a doubt managed it in a masterly manner by an influential mode of deportment in the fulfillment of her duties which has gained her, the respect of her pupils and the admiration of the patrons. Following is the program of ttie closing exercises Song, by the school: prayer by John Ogle declamations, work before play, by Maggie Ostemeyer The little lads answer, Chester Thompson evening hymn, Zetta Buchfink grandma, by Ida Sominers German Soug by Grace Carr The boy who minds his mother, by Henry Fink, A good night song by Katie Ostermeir The childs world, Gracie Carr The first speech, by Morton Russel Se cond years Ex. by five little girls, we can make home happy, Belle Ogle: All things love me, by Mertie McDuilie Your Mission, Johnie Burch Buchfink The little helpless by Minnie Smith Do your best, by .Johnie Thompson: We shall know each other there, by Lena Buchfink little boys by Grace Carr, and well it tis, by Hulda Smith: little child, by Minnie Ostermyer Recitation, by Frank Thompson too late, by Walter Ostermeyer, Recitation, .Joe McDuffie Review, by Walter Fink Return of Spring, by JuliaOgle First years grade, by five little girls Esp cially .Jim, by Andrew McDuffie Happy, by Georgia Ogle Little Robin, byNella Ostermeyer sweetly solemn thought, Eva Ogle Recitation, by Teacher: Prominent among the visitors were Mrs Buchfink, Misses Ainaand Hannih Evans, Laura Entry, Hazie Wright, of McCordsville, Mu.-rs John and George Ogle, George Somnu-rs, Misses Lena and Anna Summers, Anna Buchfink, Vena Thompson, Lizzie Summers, Eva Hawkins and her brother Walter, Wm. McDuffie and wife. Rewards of Merits were presented to ten that were not absent, Rolls of Honor presented to five that missed only one day. We would call this a very excellent showing —Last Saturday G. E Wray cut a gash in his leg about four inchet deep and about six wide while cutting sack strings.—Sunday school will be reorganized the first San day in April.

MOHAWK.

Left from last week.

The Little Brothers gave another of their comic entertainments at the Mohawk school house last Saturday night.. School at Number 1 Buck creek township will close Wednesday the 14th. and the Radical United Brethren will commence a series of meetings in the house on the same night Rev. Hunt, preached to a crowded house at Mohawk Sunday evening Sunday school is still flourishing under the management of R. M. Bills superentindent Local politics are boiling over and candidates are so numerous that it would be useless to try to name them, but when we see a man with right hand extended, face disfigured with smiles, and his oily tongue going like a flying shuttle, we say he must be a candidate for supervisor or something and just go ahead with our work, but we confess it does look now as if the convention on next Saturday would go democratic, at least in Buck Creek township... .The Mohawk Grain Co. are taking in considerable wheat at present, which shows that they are paying the highest market price... .Newman and Barnard the saw mill firm, are busy manufacturing fence pickets this week... .Charles Aikin has moved into the property he bought of the New heirs sometime ago... .Agricultural implements are piling up on our platform until there is hardly room to get around. .We wonder what has become of the Superintendent of the Union Sunday school.

WKSTLAND.

Left from last week.

The Y. P. S. C. E., of Westland, gave a social at the residence of Charlie Ratlin, on the evening of the 8th. Each lady took a pie and the gents selected a pie and had the pleasure of eating it with the lady that baked it. A very enjoyable evening was spent with games, etc. Forty-three persous were present.... .Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sivard spent Sunday with friends at Willow Branch ...A double wedding is expected to occur soon iu this neighborhood .. Any one desiring to have a colt broken for the side saddle, call on Mattie Biutord. She was out riding a two year old Saturday.

.'PHILADELPHIA. Left from last week.

School closes here next Saturday. Eutertainment consisting of dialogues, declamations and music, both instrumental and vocal, will take place in t»e afternoon, ill are invited to attend Married at the parsonage on last Saturday, Geo. Hutton, of this place and May Piles, of Gem. We extend to them our best wishes... .Allie Breese, of Counersville has moved into the property lately vacated by Jake Hoss... .Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dubois, Mr. and Mrs. John Meek and Mr. and Mrs. Hob Wilson, attended a maple taffy pulling 6n last Monday evening at the home of Lincoln Black northwest of here. The party was given in honor of Mr, and

Mrs. Dubois, "who moved to Rush county on Tuesday. .Charley Porter and Jennie Hutton attended literary at Slab:own on last Monday evening... .Mrs. O. F. Meek visited relatives at New Palestine, latt Suuutty. .Mamie .vic^ruU.V, oil ^cw Castle, is visiting at the home of Benj. Elliott.. Mr and Mrs. John McBee, living south of Greenfield visited John Stutsman and family, last Sunday Andrew Sebastian and wife, who were married on last Monday evening moved to Gem last Tuesday they will make that place their future home

WARRINGTON.

Maggie Titus, of Clinton county, who has been the guest of relatives and friends here, returned home this week... .The Sunday-school will give an Easter entertainment at the Christian church next Sunday evening. Everybody is invited to attend... .Chas. Reeves, of your city, was the guest of his parents over Sunday ... .An infant child of F. E. and Lina Garriott was buried at the McCray cemetery last Wednesday... Wm. Robb and daughter, Miss Ava, of your city, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trees ... Elmer Trees visited relatives at Anderson Sunday... .Harvey Trees and wife are the proud parents of a baby girl.... Mr. Martindale, who has been visiting at Chris Masters for some time is very low with rheumatism Sunday-school was organized last Sunday at Zion's Chappel and meets at two o'clock iu the afternoon Everybody is invited to attend Dr. Hanna and family atteuded a surprise dinner on Or. Fussell, of Markleville, last Sunday Grandma Holliday, who has been visiting her children for some time, returned home Saturday.

FOCNTA INTO WN.

Mr. and Mrs. Kroening spent Sunday with Mr. K's parents near New Pale-t.ue who is seriously ill. ..Ora Boyce and wife, of Reedville, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shank. ... Several of the Knights from here, attended the K. of P. Lodge at New Palestine, Tuesday night....Lou Gunn spent part of last week with her sister, Mrs. Cain Brandenburg, near New Palestine. .... Rilla Faut spent the latter pai of the week

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Fauts, of Carrollton ...Sam Williams spent Sunday with his parents Mrs. Hulda Fountain, of ludianapolis, is visit, ing relatives and friends here ...Grace Smith visited her parents over Sunday.. as. Reed is on the sick list... .Rev. Taylor, of Irvington preached Sunday at the Christian church. His next appointment will be the third Sunday of next, month Mr. Taylor is an able and fluent speaker and we believe will do good work in iiis new field of labor.... Mary Miller was guest of her mother, Sunday ...Lizzie Kroening aud Stella Williams spent last week with the former'* grand patents, near New Palestine.... Mr. and Airs. Faut spent Suuday with relatives Julietta ....The ladie«ofthe Aid Society were highly entertained by Airs. C. A. Robinson last Thursday evening, it being her birthday, all report, a good time .. .Lizzie Moss is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, south of town....Mrs. Jessie Barnett aud daughter Edith, of Carrollton, spent Sunday with her father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett... .Alma In low aud Maggie Smith, called ou the family of John Moore, at Morristown.

NEW PALKSTINE. (Left from last week.)

Harrison Wilkins, who bought the creamery recently, is making preparation to set it in operation again soon. Mr. W. deserves the patronage of all the farmers in this vicinity, so the iudustry may be kept moving Jacob Dinkle and Audy Denk have both rebuilt where their barns were destroyed by fire about six weeks ago .. itev. Dashiel, the M. E. presiding elder, occupied the pulpit in Rev. Tioyer's plu-je Sunday night and on Monday, presiding over a business meeting, adjusting some trouble that has come up in the congregation.... Postmistress Mrs. Sophia Mitchel, has added to the P. O. equipment a m*w safe... .Several of the youngsters of this place attended services at Buckci\ Chapel last Sunday night People tlu-.i are familiar with affairs here would fuel like criticising the "Rambler" a little bit, in his write up last week. However he may not be at fault, as he is simply repeating the statements of his informants Daui 1 Long whose family has been fatally stricken with fever for months past, has moved the .-urviviug members into the old toll gate property on C. M. Jackson's farm east of town.

Jim Eversou will work in the creamery as butter maker for the present Mrs. Caroline Vansickle is seriously ill with heart trouble A. P. Hogle has purchased from Mrs. Vansickle the build ing be now occupies as a tin shop, and will move it on the rear of the lot on which his residence stands We notice a communication in the REPUBLICAN last week, that Professor Thomas sanctions the idea of having the "Stars and Stripes" floating over the school building, and adds that it will be done before the present school term closes. No active movement has been taken yet itiat the citizens are aware of. Mr. Thomas will have to get a move on him as he has only a week yet in which to accomplish this patriotic deed Willie Parish is recovering from alight attack of typhoid fever .. The new arrivals in town area girl baby at Mr. Ed Huugerford's and one at Mr. Wm. Gesslers' N. B. Snodgrass is building au add tiou to his baru for the convenience of his son-in law, Dr. Neier. ... .Miss Cora Shaffer is able to be out again J. V. Coynnr was here the first of the week ou business... John Weber has moved into the property he recently purchased from Lem Drake.... Lon Drake who has been very sick with the measles, is much better... .Ben Freeman, of Butler, spent Sunday with his mother.

Mrs. Henry Huffman aud Mrs. Lew Graves, of Inditnapolis, visited relatives here apart of hint week.... J. W. George the jeweler, is no.v working in J. O. Brauson's drug store, instead of A. P. Hogle's tin shop, where he first located. ... The Town Board met last Mouday night to consider the bids ou the public street cistern*. There were four bids handed in. The contract was let to Indianapolis party, their bids being the lowest of the number The Christian Sunday-school started in last Sunday under the newly elected officers who were installed the Sunday before.... Miss Maggie Scott was at home over Sunday.

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TREATMENT, including all medicine used, S3 to $8 per mouth.

Midwinter Fair Excursion Tickets Via Pennsylvania l^tnes Good Returning Until July 15th.

The special low rate excursion tickets tobau Francisco, San Diego. Lo5* Aug les, San Bernardino, and other California points, now for sale via Pennsvlvania Lines will bo pood returning until July ltf'h, 1894. Excursionist* can select any route from Chicago 01^ St., Lotus. For particulars blease apply to nearest Pennsylvania l.ire Ticket. A stent or address

Van L)usen, Chief Assistant General Pasaenger Agent, Pittsburg, Pa.