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NEW PALESTINE.
Julius Fralich is having a mild attack of measles. Ethel Garriott of Greenfield is visiting Mary Jackson.
Adolph Schresber was here Sunday. Mrs. R. B. Tuttle and son Carl and Mrs. Martin of Indianapolis spent Friday with Myrtle Schreiber.
Pansy Mitchell of Greenfield visited Hazel Mitchell Sunday. Opal Drake of Crawfordsville spent Sunday with Hazel Rupkey.
Clara and Svbella Hoffman of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting relatives here this week.
Docia and Ruby Hardy of Fountaintown were here Saturday evening. James Hawk who is attending school at Bloomington spent Easter with his parents.
L. O. Branson and wife of Indianapolis were with John O. Branson Sunday.
John Kirkhoff had an operation performed on one of his eyes a few weeks ago, removing a cataract. Mr. Kirkhoff has been afflicted almost two years and his many triends hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs Pet Garner and Mrs Kirkhoff spent Sunday at Anderson the guests of Mrs Kirkhoff's son Harry. Little Misses Maxine and Mary returned with them for a visit,
David Pfeudlerand wife spent Easter with Joseph Fritts. Arthur Madison of Indianapolis visited Kurt Ehlert Sunday.
Mrs Gladys Johnson of Greencastle spent Monday with Bess .Power. Mrs Walter Elliott and son Ralph of Muncifi were with Myrtle Schreiber Monday.
George Richman on Monday next will assume the duty of superintend dent of the local schools in the absence of Prof. Andrews who left March 29th for Washington, D. C.
Elizabeth Jackson has the measles. Vania Gates of Greenfield is visiting her nephew Ralph Logan.
Fern Bussel of Morristown returned home Monday after spending Easter with Mary Jackson.
The Easter concert given by the Jung Verein at the G. E. Z. church was a decided success, reflecting much credit on the society as well as the talent of the local participants. Vocal numbers given by Miss Foella, Hellena Faut and Anna Herrlich should receive special mention, likewise instrumental rendition by Hazel Mitchell, Ruth Kirkhoff, Elza Faut, Mary Jackson and Arthur Waltz found them at their best. Albert Deuk captivated the audience by his
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violin solo which was worthy of his ability. Fayne Elliott was truly entertaining in his reading of "Malinda" and the choruses given by the choir, showed splendid training in all. It was an entertainment of extraordinary merit.
MARKLEVILLE AND WARRINGTON. Easter has passed and no rain.
Meeting was held at Union church Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Fred Young surprised us by bringing with him his bride, who was formerly Miss Mae VanWye, of Elizabeth town.
The members of Collier church met Sunday morning and organized Sunday school. Officers are: Leo Noland, superintendent Albert Noland, assistant superintendent Leatha Kesling, secretary and treasurer Mae Titus, assistant secretary and treasurer. Everybody is cordially invited to attend our Sunday school beginning April 3rd at 9:30 a.m.
Harrison Cook and family were at Anderson Monday. Thomas Hamilton, of Wilkinson, formerly of this place, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Reger Sunday.
Jesse Hoppes and wife were guests of William Noland and family Sunday.
John Morris and wife, of near Willow, were guests of the latter's parents.
John Noland, of near Mechanicsburg, was in our country lately. George McCallister is painting the Coilier church.
Farmers in this vicinity are through sowing oats. Harrison Cook has a new buggy.
Mrs. Louis Laird is very sick.
CURRY'S CHAPEL.
Rev. Loveless will preach his last sermon of the year Sunday evening, April 3rd, at 9:30.
Mrs. Samuel Bussell, who has been sick for the past month, is reported better.
The measles are still in the neighborhood. Mrs. Lottie Glascock is nursing her sister, Mrs. Samuel Bussell.
Rufus Wilson and brother, Walter, were visiting the old home place Sunday.
James Moore and brother, Ernie have returned from Montana and are visiting their relatives.
John Radcliff and wife were calling on Edward Martin and family Sunday evening.
Archie Brooks and Ella Foster were
aturday Specials
24J£ lb. sa,ck Greenfield Flour, Good solid Irish Potatoes, per bu. Fancy Cranberries, per quart Fancy Cooking Raisins, per pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 3 pounds for Good quality Corn, 4 cans for Fresh car medium barrel Salt, per bbl.
Plenty of onion sets, seed sweet and Irish potatoes. Plenty of chic and scratch food.
We are headquarters for bulk garden seeds. We carry a full line of shelf hardware, hoes, rakes, shovels, spades, etc.
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calling on Nelle Brooks Sunday evening. James Curry and family were visiting Oliver Dunham and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda Glascokk spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. C-. E. Brooks.
HERE AND THERE.
GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1910
Joseph Wilson and wife attended the funeral of Mr. Parvis Monday afternoon.
Cordia and Sadie Collins of near Warrington, visitsd their sister Mrs Charles Wilson Monday evening.
The daughter of Isom Denny of near Fortville has the measles. Mrs. William Keaster visited her daughter, Sarah Louder of Mohawk Friday.
Milia Apple visited her parents James Barnard, of near Mohawk Friday.
Joseph Wilson and wife, Thomas Brizendine and wife, Riley Jacobs and wife, attended the funeral of Julia Lane, Wednesday at Sugar Creek church. Rev. Lydia conducted the funeral services.
Eden Sunday school attendance 87. Mrs. Grace Wilson and Sadia Collins were shopping at Greenfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Meda Taylor and Mrs Brizen dine were shopping at Greenfield Saturday.
There was a good programe and a large attendance at the Easter entertainment at Eden Sunday night.
Mr. Cushman of Fortville purchased a team of two year old fillys of Frank Apple for $425 one day last week.
Benton Wilson and family of Ingalls spent Saturday and Sunday with Lon Rash and family.
David C. Henry of Maxwell is very sick at this writing. Grace Bray of Milners Corner and Mrs. Bolander and daughter, of Mohawk are visiting Ed Bray and wife.
OTTERBEIN.
Master Robert Wilson, Ulta Sanford and Crystal Wilson visited Pauline Sanford Sunday.
Goldfe Scotten visited Ruby Sanford Saturday afternoon. E. E. Scotten entertained J. E. Sanford and family, T. E. Sanford and family and Chauncey Scotten and family Sunday.
J. M. Hall visited Nelson Harper and family Monday. Noble Sanford and family visited F. M. Sanford and family Sunday night.
Mrs. Joanna Crump and daughter, Eva were shopping in Greenfield Sat-
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urday. Many from this place attended the Fiddlers' Contest at Cumberland Saturday night.
Mrs. Thomas Ruley and children visited Milton Hall and family Sunday.
Josh Roney and lady friend visited Irene Scotten Wednesday night. Pauline Sanford is improving.
J. E. Sanford was in Greenfield Monday. Henry Hawkins and wife, Noble Shelby and wife and Rev. H. W. Robbins, of Greenfield, visited Mrs. Joanna Crump Sunday afternoon.
George Land and Alice Griffith visited Maggie Griffith Sunday. Mrs. Rosa Eastes and daughter, Opal visited Mrs. Noble Sanford Tuesday.
School at No. 7 closes Thursday afternoon, being in session 140 days. Goldie Scotten and Columbus Griffith, on the diploma examination, received high grades. They will go to Mt. Comfort high school next year.
AMITY.
Berg Cly, wife and little daughter were the guests of his mother, Mrs. Martha Cly and family.
Mrs. Otis Snider visited her brother Jesse Ebaugh of Indianapolis Friday. Moses Eastes and wife entertained Jesse Schultz and family of near McCordsville and Mr. Simms and family of Mt. Comfort at dinner Sunday.
Several from this community attended the Old Fiddlers' contest at Cumberland Saturday night. All reported a jolly time.
While playing at the home of his grandfather, Wilbur the little son of Vint Welling and wife of near Oaklandon, fell and broke his arm.
Emil Snider and wife entertained Fred Diliman and family of Mt. Comfort Sunday.
Harry Weeder who is working east of Greenfield visited his parents Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Cook entertained the O. W. L. club at her home Friday. Anton Ploenges and wife and Vint Welling and family spent Sunday with Frank Welling and family.
Mary Weeder visited her father at Indianapolis Sunday. Harry Dance and wife spent Sunday with relatives near Cumberland.
Several of the young people of this place attended the Easter serviees at Cumberland Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. A. Love of Mariop, Indiana, is helping our pastor Rev. Bobbins in a series of meetings at this place, during
this week. There will be preach
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Our clothes at $ 10.00 to $20.00, are all wool, of the best style and workmanship at the price.
Blues and Grays are the most stylish shades for spring and summer 1910.
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ing services next Sunday evening immediately after the Y. P. C. U. meeting. We invite one and all to attend all of these services.
MAXWELL.
The Center township common school commencement will be held at Maxwell Saturday, April 2. This is to be a Red Letter Day for Maxwell. There is to be a Literary program in the morning at 10 o'clock in the M. E. church, in which pupils from the different schools of the township are to take part. The commencement proper will occur at 2 p. m. in the M. E. church. Let every parent, whereever it is possible, come and bring the children.
The pie supper was well attended Saturday evening. Paul Plummer has left the grocery store and is now working at chain making in Ohio.
John Plummer is conducting the grocery business. Dan Sitton and wife are moving to a farm near Fortville.
David Henry is on the sick list and is now at the home of his sister, Mrs. Barnard, across from his home.
Nema Pratt received a post card shower Friday, March 25, for her birthday. It consisted of 77 cards.
Henry Shepler bought a Blick typewriter the past week for his daughter, Chloe.
Rev. Loveless preached Mr. Tuterow's funeral at Willow Sunday at 1 p.m.
Wilbur Kirkpatrick visited friends here over Sunday. Copline Webb is here visiting her grandparents. It is reported here that her father, Albert Webb, of Greenfield, is in the hospital, having undergone an operation.
Mable Jackson, of Greenfield, visited her parents, Freemont and Lina Gant, last week.
FOUNTAINTOWN.
Docia and Ruby Hardy were shopping at Indianapolis Tuesday. Albert Copple and family moved here one day last week. He will work on the railroad.
The Ladies Aid Society held their seventeenth anniversary at the church as W a
Ed Fout returned froni bklahoma last Friday evening. Noah Miller was at Greenfield Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scheck were the guests of Verna Boring and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Lawson Wickliff and children,
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Ode and Dale, were the guests of Mrs. Wickliff's father, Amos Shank, Sunday.
Joel Gunn and niece, Mrs. Harrison were the guests of William Martin and family Sunday.
Mr. VanSickle and wife visited the former's mother, Mrs. A. C. Miller, a part of last week.
Mrs. Clarence Cracraft and Mrs. E. B. Miller visited Rev. Walls and wife, Friday afternoon.
Charles Tracy and wife are caring for a new baby boy, which arrived Saturday night.
Rev. Walls preached an Easter sermon Sunday afternoon to a very attentive audience.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison and Nell Martin visited Mrs. Brandenberg, near New Palestine Tuesday.
Mae Keaton was shopping at New Palestine Tuesday.
BROWN'S CHAPEL.
Mrs. Charles Crider and daughter, Alice, of Greenfield, Henry Chandler and family and Alva Fry and family were the guests of William Crider and wife Sunday.
Mrs. William Crider is very sick. Andy Briney, wife and daughter, Elizabeth, John Briney, wife and son, Edward and Joseph Briney and wife spent Sunday with Frank Briney and family.
Oscar Crider and family, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with L. C. Crider and family.
George Woods and family and Howard Brooks and family, were the guests of Mat Newman and wife Sunday.
Frankie Crider spent Sunday with Ama Sipe. Ada Heim and Edna Crider, of Greenfield, were the guests of Grover VanDyne and wife Sunday.
Mrs. John Tyner and daughter, Hazel, were the guests of Mrs. John Anderson Tuesday evening.
Martin Wayts and family, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Elmer Heim and family.
Paul Crider, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with Lawrence Crider. Young peoples meeting was held at Dora Crider's Sunday evening and was well attended.
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"The Baccalaureate.
The baccalaureate services will be held this year as usual at the Bradley M. E. church on Sunday evening preceding the high school commencement. The address will be by the Rev. Mr. Rogers, pastor of the Christian church.