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FOUNTAINTOWN.

The Pocahontas Council celebrated their anniversary Saturday night. Fifteen candidates were initiated, after which lunch was served. Several visiting members from New Palestine and Falmouth were reported.

John Watts spent Sunday at Peru the guest of Ott Cleary and wife. Rev. Walls preached an interesting sermon to a goodly number at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.

Bertha Kroening entertained Marie Means, of Carrollton, and Eva Riser, of Shelbyville, Sunday.

Several from here attended the musical concert at Morristown Thursday night.

Fern Bussell, of Morristown, visited Vessie Carrigan Sunday. Marie Snider and Alta Miller spent Sunday at Rushville.

Harvey Lewis had the misfortune of having his nose broken while playing ball one day last week.

Mrs. A. Irelan, of Morristown, was among her music scholars last Monday.

T. H. Scudder spent Sunday with friends south of New Palestine. Hazel Cracraft is reported as being some better.

Allie Gun, of Indianapolis, visited with her parents, John Gun and family Sunday.

Frank Fout and family spent Sunday with Fred Fout and family. Mrs. Dr. Miller and daughters, Annabeland May were at Greenfield last Thursday.

Gamblers Pay Fines.

Twelve men from Shirley paid $17 each in fines and costs on pleas of guilty to gaming in the court of Justice of the Peace, D. C. Gimason.

Every county officer attended the convention today.

MILNER'S CORNER.

Elmer McComas and wife spent Sunday with F. M. Jackson and wife. Nellie Gable, who has been spending a few days with her father in Washington county, returned home Saturday.

James Bussell made a business trip to Greenfield Saturday. Herman Poole and wife were in Pendleton Thursday.

Mrs. Lone Jackson, of Gaston, spent a few days this week with relatives here.

Cash Keller and wife were guests of George Keller and wife Sunday. Cyrus Manning is on the sick list.

Beulah Record spent Sunday with Helen Poole.

GROCERY

24J4 lb. sack Gold Medal Flour, 85c 3 lbs. Lump Starch, 10c Sour Pickles, per dozen, 5c 4 lbs. good Dried Peaches, 25c 6 lbs. fancy Japan Rice, 25c Golden Cord Roasted Coffee, per lb. 20c 4 lbs. Kidney Beans, 25c Large size Bulk Olives, per qt., 25c Quart bottle Jelly and Apple Butter, per qt. 10c Bean Bacon, per lb., •... 15c Boiling Beef, per lb., 8c 3 lbs. Country Lard, 50c

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Howard Hagan and wife, O. P. Keller and wife and W. A. Preas and family were guests of E. J. Keller and wife Sunday.

Earl Albea and wife spent Sunday with James Albea and family. Rev. M. M. Griffin was unable to fill his appointment here Sunday on account of being called to his old homestead in Hamilton county, where his children are sick with the measles.

Charles Troy and wife were at their farm here Friday. Lily Moore, of Eden, was visiting her parents, Cyrus Manning and wife Monday.

Several from here attended the funeral of Anthony Regor at Mt. Gilead Tuesday.

HERE AND THERE.

While playing ball at Eden Sunday Albert Barnard, son of Martin Barnard, got struck in the face with the ball.

Chester Brizendine who is working for Murl Marsh spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents, and he is well pleased with his place.

Milt Collis and son Cordia of near Warrington transacted business at Greenfield Wednesday and visited his daughter Grace Wilson.

Thomas Brizendine was at Fortville Wednesday and visited Allie Walker and family.

Cary Keaton purchased a team of farm mares of Noah Wilson for $450 one day last week.

Joseph Roberts and family of Westland were visiting on rural route 5 Thursday. a

Mily Apple visited her parents James Barnard and family of Mohawk Friday.

Eden Sunday school attendance 78, collection $1.66. Charles Wilson, wife and son Forrest visited Milt Collins and family near Warrington Sunday.

Jimmy Apple spent Saturday night with relatives at Maxwell. Joseph Apple and family were on route 5 Sunday.

Noah Wilson was at Maxwell Friday. '*r J' 1

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There are a few farmers of this neighborhood ready to plant some corn but delayed by the cold weather.

Ex-Judge Douglass Morris of Rushville and ex-Judge Ewing of Greensburg are pitted against each other for the nomination of judge of the Supreme court at the Democratic state convention. Both men are well known in this city.

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RURAL ROUTE 5.

B. W. Wicker and wife entertained at dinner Sunday Jerry Wicker and family of route 3.

James Arnold, wife and son Harold of x-oute 7. Frank Marsh was taking census through here recently.

Frank Jackson of Greenfield called on John Moncrief Sunday. Ethel Frazier of Greenfield spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother Belle Frazier.

Ev Trees is suffering from tonsilitis. Elias Wicker and daughter Eva of Gwynneville visited his father George Wicker sr. Sunday.

April 24 and ground frozen. Ruth West spent Monday evening with Maurice Dobbins.

Virgil Roberts and Bertha Chappie of Maxwell spent Sunday with the Dobbins girls.

Hazel Dobbins spent Monday afternoon with Effie Andis. Roy, little son of John Moncrief and wife has the measles.

Mrs. Ev Trees and daughter called on Mrs. B. W. Wicker Sunday evening.

Blanch Wicker spent Monday evening with Leona Dobbins. Austin Reeves is quite sick.

Muriel Dobbins spent Thursday afternoon with her uncle Eddie Dobbins and children.

PHILADELPHIA.

James Shalton and wife of Greenfield, Alvin Atherton and wife and Alex Atherton were guests of George Atherton and wife Sunday.

Mose Kidwell called on Charlie Jacobi Sunday evening. Mrs. Rude Breese has been suffering with appendicitis for the past week.

Cecil Parker and Paul Elsbury have the measles. Raymond Wilson is off duty this week on the account of sickness, he is one of the Philadelphia hucksters. Oscar Kidwell is driving his wagon while he is off.

Katherine Lamb is on the sick list. Alex Lowe is having his house remodeled and a veranda built.

May Hutton visited her mother JenniePyles Sunday Rev. Paul Truitt took supper with Rude Breese and family Sunday.

Hdmer Pyles and wife were passengers to Indianapolis Wednesday. Hob Wilson and wife and Mose Kidwell attended the funeral of F. Wilson* southeast of this place Sunday.

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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1910.

WILLOW

Margaret Tuterow and family entertained to dinner Sunday W. S. Thomas and wife, A. E. Sipe and wife andEd Higgins, of New Castle.

Elmer Speagal took dinner with his parents north of Willow Sunday. Elmer Sipe was at home Saturday night and Sunday, i'

Leon Kinder visited relatives at dianapolis Friday and Saturday.

Maud Parker is on the sick list. ^im

Jennie, Goldie and Carrie Thomas were shopping in Anderson Saturday. The farmers are hauling their coal from this place for next winter.

Charles E. Parker was at Greenfield Monday. A. E. Sipe and Ed Williams are painting William Trees' house at Warrington.

Oren Record and family attended cdurch at Nameless Creek Sunday. Lemuel Moore and wife attended the sale of Dallas Reeves Thursday.

Ida Frost and Crystal Collins were shopping in Willow Saturday afternoon.

The many friends of Dr. W. T. Fisher and wife will be glad to know that they have movad into their new home at Centerville, where the doctor is doing fine.

Arminda Fletcher remains very sick. Her son, Elmer came home from New Castle Saturday night to see her.

Ruth and Naomi Kinder took supper Friday evening with Richard Kinder and family.

Minnie Jackson called on Mary i. Record Monday afternoon. Richard Kinder and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Archibald Wilson and wife.

Leon Kinder attended church at Warrington Sunday night. Robert Tuterow, of Richmond, visited his grandmother, Margaret Tuterow and family.

C. D. Tressler, of Indianapolis, was in Willow Friday and Saturday on business.

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Morris Thomas and family took dinner with their son, Ora Thomas and family Sunday.

Ed Winn has gone to Jennings county to farm for Charles Record, who is in poor health.

Several from this place attended the sale of Dal Reeves Thursday. Edith Wilt, of Indianapolis, is visiting Naomi Kinder this week.

ited his daughter, Lina Sipe, Friday. Elmer Parker and family took dinner with his father, James Parker and family Sunday.

Alvin Chapman and family took dinner with Emery VanDuyne and family Sunday.

Rev. Loveless preached a very ininteresting sermon here Sunday. The

members are all very glad to have I Brother Loveless back for another

year. Frank Piper and wife entertained Brother Loveless to dinner Sunday.

Marcia Brewer, of Warrington, has been visiting Mattie Braddock.

WILKINSON.

J. L. Mogle slipped away last Saturday and was married to Mrs. Sells Anderson, Sunday. The boys gave

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Job Milner and wife, of Ingalls, are visiting relatives here. Joseph McNatt, of Mechanicsburg, Richard Kinder was at Shirley Sat-! urday oil business.

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Joseph McNatt, of Ohio, was in town Tuesday looking after his property interests.

J. F. Evans was at Knightstown last Monday. George W. Sowerwine was at Knightstown and Greenfield on business last Monday.

Henry Fifer and wife, John Fifer and Mary Jones, had Matt Cook to take them to their sisters home near Albany in his auto last Sunday.

Mrs. Laura Jones and Clarence and Rubie were the guests of W. R. Jones and family, in Jackson township, last Sunday.

I. H. Meredith has sold one of his properties in town to Warren McDaniel.

John Yieder and family were at Muncie last Sunday visiting friends. I. H. Meredith, of Anderson, was in town Monday on business.

A. B. Harlan and J. W. Garriott attended the Democratic State Convention this week as delegates from this township.

C. B. Dnncan and wife were visiting near Mohawk a few days ago.

The Weekly Enquirer.

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Ex-mayor John F. Eagan, of this city, is assistant sergeant at arms at the Democratic State convention.

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CLEVELAND

Arthur Thomas and wife entertainedSunday Bert Jacobs and wife, Will Bell and family and Aney Watson and family.

Russell Murphy, of Greenfield, is spending a few days here with relatives.

Earl Kettery and Charles Payne, who are employed at New Castle, spent Sunday at home.

Charles Cross and family visited" Chester Murphy and family Sunday. Mrs. Ella Richardson is quite sick."

Olive and Nelle Hufford, of Greenfield, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Walter Addison and wife.

Delbert Patterson and wife visited her mother, Mrs. Addie Murphy one day last week.

Mrs. Ola Davis and daughter, Josie sjent Thursday with Mrs. S.C. Crane. Alvin McKown spent Sunday with his parents, Roe McKown and wife.

Dr. Alex Low, of Philadelphia, is enlarging and remodeling his house.

MOHAWK.

Viola Murphy returned home Monday after several days visit with Ruth Lain.

Several of our people attended the show at Indianapolis Monday. Quarterly meeting at the South church was well attended. Elder Oler preached three able sermons. Regular preaching day next Sunday.

A. V. Rumler is very sick with a complication of diseases. Born—To W. H. Wilson and wife April 21, a baby boy.

Mrs. Clifford Johnson and daughters of Moreland returned home Sunday after spending a week here with her mother.

Work on J. W. Deshong's large barn is progressing and when completed will be one of the best in this community.

W. H. Wilson and son Willie were at Indianapolis Saturday, Rev. George Swartz and family and Ella Wilson were called here this week on account of the serious illness of their father A. V. Rumler.

Rosa Wulf and children of Maxwell visited here Sunday. Ola Allford and daughter of Maxwell visited her sister Mrs. J. W. Deshong Monday.

Lee C. Thayer Improving. Lee C. Thayer, who is in the Deaconess hospital at Indianapolis, is recovering nicely from the recent surgical operation he underwent and expects to be at home within two weeks.

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