Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 20 January 1910 — Page 2

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Entered at the postoffice, Greenfield, Ind., second class matter. W. S. MONTGOMERY, Prop.

Obituary Notices, Etc.

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THE Indianapolis Star well says that Aldrich and Cannon are not Republican leaders, but that for years they have pulled back rather than led forward in expedition for the benefit of the people and the enforcement of the square deal.

There ain't no use in growlin' An' grumblin' all the time, When music's ringin' everywhere,

An' everythings a rhyme. Jus' keep on smilin' cheerfully, If hope is nearly gone, An' bristle up an' grit your teeth,

An' keep on keepin' on.

UNCLE JOE CANNON has got to the promising stage. He now wants the Insurgents to come into the caucus and guarantees them good treatment. The Insurgents are all right the people of the county are back of them. There are a number of Republican Congressmen, who if they do not take off the Cannon and Aldrich collar and get to insurging some will fail to secure a renomination this year.

IF a man steals money or any property and turns it over to some other man who knows that the articles are stolen property, he is subject to conviction and punishment, is a wholesale whiskey man or a brewer who sells whiskey to a bootlegger or any other man whom they know to be proposing to violate the law by illegal sales of said liquor not a party to the crime and equally as guilty. Prosecutions should follow all along the line.

GIFFORD -PINCHOT may be down and out as Chief Forester of the United States,: but President Taft showed his good will and broadmindedness by appointing Pinchot's friend, a Yaleman, as Chief Forester. These men will stand for the rights of the people and see that the Nation's resources are conserved for the people. Congress must act to prevent a general grab by special interests who keep men in Washington constantly lobbying for their wholesale robberies. The people must and will rule. Are you for the people or against them?

THE road question is one of paramount importance in Indiana. There is a movement on foot by the Indiana Engineering Society to have legislation passed under which a State Highway Commission will be appointed that look after road construction and repairing in the State. There is a marked, lack of sound judgment and systematic plans in the building of roads in Indiana. Plans could be devised by a competent board, whereby the roads of the State could be constructed in a much more lasting and substantial way. This would save millions of dollars for the taxpayers of the State for the initial cost and repair of the roads and it would save them many millions more because of their being able to haul larger loads and travel faster over good roads than bad. By all means let Indiana have a State Highway Commission and then the best roads in the United States, honestly, ecomically and well constructed without graft.

IT is barely possible that the new accounting law which adds a hundred officers to the already large number in Indiana and which the people must pay §10 a day for, may be set aside, by being declared unconstitutional. The law provides that two accountants, one Democrat and one Republican travel and work together. They go into a county, examine the books until they are satisfied, file their claim for ten dollars a day each, with the county auditor, who issues his warrant on the treasurer for the amount. The law seems to be weak in that it requires the payment of sums by the auditor for which no appropriation has previously been made by the county council. In Cass county they are determined to make a test case of it. Two accountants came there and went to work Monday, [but an injunctien suit was filed to keep

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them from going on with the work. This will soon bring the matter into court where it will be settled,

EX-CONGRESSMAN JAMES E. WATSON, of Rushville, seems to be sticking pretty close to Congress since he retired as Congressman a year ago. He was one of Cannons Chief lieutenants in the big tariff fight at the special session last Spring. Mr. Watson is also Johnny on the spot at this regular session. He is said to have been the man who proposed the plan to Cannon of forcing the Republican Insurgents into the Caucus and then mak ing them stand by the decision of the Caucus or be classed as Democrats. The Insurgents, however, with the people back of them refused to be to be forced and now Cannon and Watson are asking that they come into just one Caucus and promising a square deal. It is said that Mr. Watson is now back in his old position as "Whip of the House," or as near that position as an outsider can get. Congressman, John Dwight, who succeeded Watson as Whip does not seem to be effective in getting Congressmen to do Cannons Will, so Ex-Congress-man, Watson has practically taken charge of the campaign to whip the Insurgents into line.

Illegal Sales of Liquor and Gambling in

Greenfield Must Stop—Clubs Will be

Investigated—Doctors are Warned—

Bootlegging and Gambling Laws Will

be Enforced—Two Men In Jail Now

Because of Whiskey.

Mayor Ora Myers has given warning that all illegal 'sales of liquor, in any and all forms and also gambling must be stopped at once or the offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Club rooms will be investigated and if liquor is used or secreted in them unlawfully, the members will be dealt with according to law. Mr. Myers said Saturday "druggists, clubs and individuals are fairly warned that the illegal sale of liquor or bootlegging in any form will be dealt with according to law. 'Those who px*esist in making illegal sales of whiskey are treading on dangerous grounds and may find themselves in deep water and will have no one to blame but themselves.'' "The law will be enforced," said Mr. Myers, "as far as violations are concerned, either in selling or using liquor. Two men are now in jail on fines and sentences because of whiskey and they said they secured the- whiskey in Greenfield. The men in jail tried to get prescriptions from doctors, and I give warning that any doctor gives a prescription when it is not needed, he will be prosecuted under the law." "Club rooms will be looked after," he said, "and if the clubs are entitled to keep liquor all right. If not they will be taken care of as bootleggers. All places where liquor is secreted or kept openly, will be investigated and dealt with according to the law as it

In regard to reported gambling, Mr. Myers said, "Gamblers and gambling will be taken care of and the latter prosecuted,, when caught. Gambling in club roopis of boys or men, if it is now going on, must be stopped or the guilty ones suffer the consequences."

The Mayor said he was going to find out and that soon who was doing the bootlegging here, as there was no doubt that it was being practiced. He has been looking up the laws and ordinances in regard to clubs, etc., and now intends to proceed to business without any furthur warning.

After finding that there was a state law and also an ordinance against minors playing pool or being in pool rooms, Mr. Myers issued an order, which was carried out by the Marshal and which has been approved by parents of boys all over the city and county.

Charles Nichols and wife entertained a party of friends Wednesday night at their home south of town. About thirty were present to enjoy the occasion. Music, games and conversation were indulged in till a late hour. Light refreshments were served.

Miss Hattie Duncan entertained at slumber party Sautrday night, honoring her guest, Miss Jessie Gwinn, of Fortville. Th^1 other guests were Misses Jane Bennett, Irene Boyd, Ethel Rigdon, Annie Laurie Hafner, Ethel Stephens, Nelle and Alma Jessup.

Stomach Trouble Cured.

If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamberlain'^ Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. Kloe, of Edina, Mo., says: "I have used a great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used." For sale by all druggists.

Treasurer 47S.2S Amount received from County Treasurer 5S3.86 Amount received from all other sources 2.21

Chas. M. Archer, services as supervisor, from Robert McClarnon George Kessler, services as supervisor A. D. Murfin, services as supervisor Sherman Rothermel, balance services as trustee Joseph E. Wilson, service as supervisor \V. S. Montgomery, township ptg. Wm. Mitchell Ptg. Co., township printing 23. D. J. Warrum, services as trus-

Beeler ditch Henry Kessler, carrying chain on Beeler ditch D. J. Warrum, services as trus-

Leonard Hickson, repair ditch... Joseph E. Wilson, services as pervisor John W. Kelly, tile across road.. D. H. Goble Printing Co., office supplies Wm. Mitchell Ptg. Co.. supplies and printing tax levy George Kessler, services as supervisor A. D. Murfin, services as supervisor Bart low & Mitchell, supplies and stationery

Treasurer

Total receipts State Fund Total expenditures report

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910.

AinrUAL REPORT

Of Receipts and Expenditures by the Trustee of Green Tpwnship, Hancock County, Indiana, for the year ending December 31, 1909.

Township Fund.

Amount on hand at date of last report $ 11.44 Amount received from County

Total receipts township fund. $1,075.79

since last

Total expenditures report

Rothermel

.$ 9S5.S1

Balance 89.9S

.$ 70.00

D. J. Warrum, services as trustee D. J. Warrum, services as trus-

$4,923.7S

.since last

4.04S.05

Balance S75.73

E. M. Shull, repairing pumps... D. H. Allford, sheltering hack.. E. R. Walker, repairing pumps Fuqua & Umbenhtfwer, supplies for schools Cook Bros., supplies for schools Brewster & Thomas, supplies for schools J. F. Johnson, chemicals for high school H. S. Adams, door for school house Chelsie Ballinger, hauling coal. Oliver P. Keller, gas for No. 1. Thomas L. Huey, hauling coal. Helena Amick, institute and janitor fees Edna R. Butler, institute and janitor fees Gertrude McDonald, institute and janitor fees Will H. Reed, institute and janitor fees Chas. L. Collingwood, institute and janitor fees S. H. Trueblood, repair on doors Robert McClarnon, hauling children John E. Barrett, hauling children Chas. H. Barrett, hauling children Ernest Warrum, institute and janitor fees Chas. F. Carlton, institute and janitor fees Oscar W. Curtis, repair school hack O. J. Coffin, grading manuscripts Capital State Bank, draft for insurance John Kessler, institute and janitor fees D. J. Warrum, taking enumeration Nancy Fuqua. institute and janitor fees Lon Rash, hauling coal Paul Rash, hauling coal Jesse Warrum, institute and janitor fees S. D. Kiger & Co.,'30 gal. floor oil Columbia School Supply Co., supplies for high school Frost Spurry, hauling coal.... New & Brandenburg, coal for schools R. A. Albea, hauling coal Jesse Warrum, oiling floors.... S. D. Kiger & Co., payment on hack H. S. Johnson, brooms Ernest Warrum, going to Indianapolis after hack Chas. H. Martin, hauling coal.. D. M. Ballinger, hauling coal... Bert Burk, pumps for schools.. E. R. Walker, hauling children S. D. Kiger & Co., ba!. on hack Frank Rothermel, mowing yard at No. 4 Henry P. Huber, wood furnished W. S. Powell, sheltering hack. George D. Baity, hauling children E. R. Walker, hauling children Wm. Mitchell Ptg. Co., report cards for high school S. H. Trueblood. sheltering hack Fuqua Umbenhower. supplies for schools H. S. Adams, lumber Ira Roberts, hauling children... Gibbs^Bros., repairs for stove

70.00

64.00

110.00

90.00 22.95

30.5S

5.00

10.00

Robert McClarnon, services as supervisor D. J. Warrum, services as trustee Wm. D. Webb, repairing ditches J. H. Frank, member advisory board Chas. H. Troy, making road book D. J. Warrum, services as trustee 195.00 H. N. Barrett, member advisory board Chas. M. Archer, member advisory board W. S. Montgomery, printing notice tax levy A. P. Conklin, sewer for road district No. 3 Robert McClarnon, services as supervisor Thomas Kirlin, carrying chain on

19.40

3.00 3.37

5.00

10.00

5.00

2.00

4.05

25.00

2.00

50.00 1.3S

20.00 S.00

14.93

6.70

50.00

Total $9S5.S1

Local Tuition Fund.

Amount on hand at date of last report S Amount received from County

No. S

1,048.14

1,760.52

Amount received from Comity Treasurer Amount received from all other sources

1,S50.56

Margaret Black, institute and janitor fees H. D. Reeves, repairs at No. 5.. S. M. Gable, oil stove for school hack Chelsie Ballinger, hauling cement blocks Frank McKinsey, hauling cement blocks E. R. Walker, hauling children A. R. Chappell, cement blocks for flue Earl D. Martin, repairing \n, 7 Isaac Martin, sheltering hack.. Robert McClarnon, hauling children George D. Baity, hauling children Jerry Quinn, building flue at

264.56

Tuition

5.00

Jesse Warrum. teaching. Edna R. Butler, teaching Gertrude McDonald, teaching. Nancy Fuqua. teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Will H. Reed, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Charles Kessler, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood. teaching. Will H. Reed, teaching Jesse Warrum, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Helena Amick, teaching Edna R. Butler, teaching Charles Kessler, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Will H. Ree«r. teaching Gertrude McDonald, teaching. Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Jesse Warrum, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Chas. Kessler. teaching Gertrude McDonald, teaching. Edna R. Butler, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood. teaching. Helena Amick, teaching Edna R. Butler, teaching Gertrude McDonald, teaching... Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Will H. Reed, teaching Nancy Fuqua. teaching Nancy Fuqua, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching 100.00 Chas. Kessler. teaching 5.00 Horace Huber, teaching drawing 6.50 Jesse Warrum, teaching 222.00 Helena Amick, teaching 310.00 Edna R. Butler, teaching 324.30 Gertrude McDonald, teaching.. 42.75 Will H. Reed, teaching 15.00 Will H. Reed, teaching 34.00 Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. 80.00 Chas.' Kessler, teaching 200.00 Chas. Kessler, teaching 31.00 Ernest Warrum, teaching 196.00 Chas. F. Carlton, teaching 249.00 Geo. H. Cooper, treasurer, tuition Jesse Warrum, supply teacher at No. 4 Will H. Reed, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Leora Beagle, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Margaret Black, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Will H. Reed, teaching Elizabeth Curry, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Nelle Martin, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Chas. F. Carlton, teaching Elizabeth Curry, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Margaret Black, teaching Nelle Martin, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Will H. Reed, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Margaret Black, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching ... Will H. Reed, teaching Chas. F. Carlton, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. Leora Beagle, teaching Ernest Warrum, teaching Sherman Rothermel, teaching .. Chas. F. Carlton, teaching.... Chas. L. Collingwood. teaching. Elizabeth Curry, teaching Will H. Reed, teaching Edna R. Butler, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Nelle Martin, teaching Sherman Rothermel. teaching.. Leora Beagle, teaching Leora Beagle, teaching Chas. L. Collingwood, teaching. AVill H. Reed, teaching Edna R. Butler, teaching

10.00 15.00 10.00 20.00 7.00 40.00 10.00 20.00 17.00 5.00 12.00 12.00 10.00 10.00

Total .$4,048.05

Special School Fund.

Amount on hand at date of last report $ Amount received from County

Treasurer

Amount received from County Treasurer Amount received from all other sources

Balance

No.

E. R. Walker, hauling children

S.00

25.00 10.00 25.00 20.00 17.00 25.00 10.00 60.00 3

'1.00

100.00 9.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 15.00 190.00 25.00 18.00

40.00

14.50 22.00 40.00 10.00 5.00 30.00 30.00 22.00 20.00 25.00 30.00 70.00 50.00 50.00 30.00 30.00 22.00 .10.00 9.00 30.00 10.00 40.00 11.00 20.00 30.00 25.00 15.00 30.00 50.00 70.00 30.00 45.00 45.00 25.00 25.00 100.00 12.00 10.00 20.00 40.00 25.00 25.00 10.00 50.00 40.00 10.00

Balance

1,076.79

Total receipts Special School Fund Total expenditures since last report

6.S5

Robert McClarnan, hauling children $ 122.10 John E. Barrett, hauling children 82.50 Chas. H. Barrett, hauling children «. 82.50 Matilda Frank, interest on warrant 75.00 Columbia School Supply Co., supplies by Rothermel 33.61 Standard Oil Co., oil bought by

11.15 8.00 5.00 4.50

22.SI 36.75

2.95

.95

4.50

15.00 2S.00 1.25

3S.15

35.70

30.45

"35.00

29.75 5.12 4.S6

30.45

10.00

4.55

3.21

126.00 2.49 7.00

30.00

19.20

5.50

100.00

25.00

13.00 35.00

Total $2,066.OS

Road Fund.

Amount on hand at date of last report $ 31.03 Amount received from County

Treasurer 31.70 Amount received from County Treasurer 1,124.24

Total receipts Road Fund .... $1,186.97 Total expenditures since last report 1.1S4.S1

Balance 2.16

Receipts 8.327.04

Total balance and receipts $9,672.12 Disbursements 8,441.75

Balance .$1,230.37

Trustee's Service Account.

Moving office furniture Met with financial board Transferring of funds Attending institute Repairing pump at No. 4 Went to Maxwell Made January draw Repaired pump at No. 1 Met with Co. Bd. of Education.. Settled bill at Indianapolis Made school book report Filed school book report with Co.

Supt

Looked after coal Attended institute Went to Fortville to pav claims. Went to Greenfield to pay printing bills Went to Greenfield to get high school supplies Filing dog fund report Went to Greenfield to see about examination Visited schools Attended institute !."! Met with Co. Bd. of Education. .. Held diploma examination Delivered manuscripts to County

42.00 2.75

77.4S

47.50

62.50

30.10

31.10

Supt

104.00

Looked after school propertv and settled with teachers ..' Went to Greenfield to see about school examination Held diploma examination Took manuscript to Co. Supt. Met with Co. Bd.vof Education.. Elected truancy officer Arranging for commencement Went for programs of commencement Met with graduating class at'the church Looked after broken bridge Reported tax levy Met with graduating class at the church Prepared for and held commencement Cleared church of chairs..!..!!! Went after supplies Looked after school propertv.... Went to Greenfield to see Co.

1.00 5.25

34.30

30.00

Supt

100.00 5.S5

Met with Co. Bd. of Education.. Made July draw Went to Fortville to pay claims. Worked on ditch notices Looked after broken sewer Delivered ditch notices Delivered ditch notices Delivered ditch notices Settled tuition with treasurer of

6.00 4.40 3.4S 7.85

20.00 65.00

Greenfield school board Made report to Co. Supt Delivered report to Co. Supt Went to Maxwell to look after unloading coal Unloaded coal at Maxwell.} Went to Indianapolis and bought hack Went to Maxwell after floor oil! Went after school books Looked after repair broken bridge district No. 1 Made out road books Went to Indianapolis to pav for hack *..... Met with Co. Bd. of Education.. Hired hack drivers Went on Mingle ditch Attended joint institute at Greenfield Attended Co. institute at Greenfield Attended Co. institute at Greenfield Looked after out-buildings

1.00

5S.00 6.00

50.00 3-5.00

3.50 5.50

12.39 3.60 54.00

1.25.

8.50 1.00

3.50

3.00

Supt

3.00

J. W. Jones, hauling stone $ Robert McClarnon, services as supervisor H. N. Barrett, sill for bridge.... Taylor B. Thomas, gravel order. Arnold Roberts, gravel order. Greenfield Banking Co., gravel order 123.60 Huston H. Cranfield, gravel order 10S.60 Henry Rogers, tp. warrant for lumber D. M. Ballinger, gravel order... Margaret Wilson, gravel order. Fortville State Bank, gravel order Fortville State Bank, gravel order C. F. Pope, gravel order Mary A. Pauley, gravel order... Greenfield Bridge & Sewer Co., two bridges Freeman Braddock, gravel order. John Rash, gravel order Oscar Groves, gravel order John A. Davis, sewer pipe Noah W. Wilson, gravel order... Ora B. Snider, gravel order Elias Rives, cement work on brdg. Henry Rogers, lumber and gravel order 22.40 James F. Piper, sills for bridge.. 3.00 John N. Spegal, repair on road grader 1.25

20.00 1.00 21.80 5.00

93.00 76.60

152.40 127.00 12.23 15.15 171.20

150.00 11.20 12.23 27.60 6.60 8.00 3.90

S.05

Dog Fund,

hand at date of last

Amount on report $254.00 Amount received from all other sources 165.00

Total receipts Dog Fund $419.00 Total expenditures since last report 157.00

Balance $262.00 Allen Ward, swine killed by dogs.$ 15.00 C. F. Pope, sheep killed by dogs. 23.0^ Philander Collyer, returned dog funds 116.00 Wm. Sherry, sheep killed by dog 3.00

Total

.$157.00

Recapitulation.

Township Fund.

Balance on hand at last settlement Receipts

$ 11.44 1.064.35

Total balance and receipts... Disbursements

$1,075.79 985.81

Balance .$ S9.9S

Local Tuition Fund.

Balance on hand at last settle-

ment

Receipts

$1,04 S. 14 3.875.64

Total balance and receipts./.$ 1.923.78 Disbursements 4,048.05

Balance on hand at last settlement Receipts

.47

9S2.47

S75.73

Special School Fund.

.47

.066.11

Total balance and receipts.. .$2,066.58 Disbursements 2,066.08

Balance .50

Road Fund. hand at last settle-

Balance on ment $ 31.03 Receipts 1,155.94

Total balance and receipts. Disbursements

$2,066.5S

2.066.08

Balance

.$1,186.97 1,1 S 4.81

.$ 2.1,6

Dog Fund.

hand at last settle-

Balance on ment $254.00 Receipts 165.00

Total balance and receipts $419.00 Disbursements 157.00

Balance $262.00

Total of All Funds.

Balance" on hand at last settlement $1,345.08

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Went after supplies for primarv department ". Went on Mingle ditch Went after repairs for stove at

No. S

Thomas, Yenillu E. Thomas, .Margaret C. White, Kinnnn T. White, Wm. S. Thomas, Flora E. Thomas.

BE IT KNOWN, That on this 12nd day of January, in the year 1910, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Hancocn Circuit Court his complaint against the defendants, in the above entitled cause, to gether with an affidavit of a competent person, that the defendants herein to wit:

David Wesley Williams and Mary C. Williams, his wife, of Huston, Ohio, Thomas Melvin Williams and Anna Melvin Williams, his wife, of Bradford, O., Lucien E. Williams and Minnie E. Williams, his wife, of Piqua, O are not residents of the state of Indiana.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of filing of said complaint and pendency of said action against them, and that unless they appear ana answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 25tli Judicial day of the next term of said Court.to be held and continued at the court House In Greenfield, in said county and state, beginning on the first Monday in February, 1910. the same being the 7th day of February, 1910, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained alleged,will be heard and determined in their absence. [SEAL] Witness my hand and the seal of said

Court hereunto affixed, this 12th

2t3 day of January, 1910. WM. A. SERVICE. Clerk. Edward W. Felt. Attorney for Plaintiff.

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Went to Greenfield to pay printing bills Attended institute Attended Association Bought supplies for school hacks Bought material for flue at No. 4 Posted notices of election of supervisors Went to Greenfield on tp. business Attended institute at Eden Made road report Held election of road supervisors Reported election of road supervisors 2.00 Went to Greenfield for supplies. 2.00 Worked on report 2.00 Worked on books 2.00 Worked on books 2.00 One hundred four office days.... 208.00

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2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

Total for year $400.00

Amount drawn 293.5S

Balance due $106.42

STATE OF INDIANA. HANCOCK COUNTY. SS: The undersigned, being duly sworn, upon his oath, says that the within is a true and complete showing of all the moneys received and paid out. as he verily believes and that the various items of expenditure credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to him. or to any other person and that he has received no money nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by him as trustee.

D. .T. WARRUM, Township Trustee.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of January. 1910. J. H. FRANK,

Chairman of the Advisory Board.

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Wont to Greenfield' to find teacher for No. 4 ... Went to F. M. Jackson's to see about renewing warrant ...... Visited schools "Went to Greenfield to get surveyor on Beeler ditch Helped survey Beeler ditch Attended institute at Eden Repaired stove pipe at No. 4 Went to F. M. Jackson's and renewed warrant Made school book report to Co.

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