Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 14 July 1910 — Page 8
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Russell and Anna Smith, of Indianapolis, visited relatives here part of last week.
Mrs. Addie White, of Shirley, visited her aunt, Elizabeth White and Samuel Walker last week.
The _:'-iu iDOci-'ty, of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Charlejs Evans Wednesday afternoon. Several reports and special business was brought before the meeting. Refreshment* of ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. W. H. Gray and children, Esther and Ida, spent the last part of week with friends north of Mt. Comfort.
Mi's. Mollie Mattix spent last week •with her son, James Mattix and family of New Castle.
Mildred Duncan was at Greenfield last week the guest of friends and relatives.
Oscar Weeks, wife and daughter, Helen, visited relatives at Spiceland Saturday night and Sunday.
Mabel and Freda Gray, of Greensboro, are visiting Robert Oldham and family.
W. S. Lane suffered a stroke of paralysis Thursday night. He is improving at this writing.
Will Leamon, of Greenfield, visited relatives here Sunday. Thaddeus Cook, of Eugene, Oregon, is visiting Charles Gladden and family and Horace McCalment and wife. He left Indiana over five years ago and says he could never think of living here again after enjoying the mild climate and many other pleasant features in the state of Oregon.
Mrs. Higgins will inherit several hundred dollars by the death of her sister, who died recently at Anderson.
Bertha Ash, of Greenfield, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnston. Frank Shelby and wife, of Buck Creek township, were here Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs. Raymond Shelby.
Mr. Stone and Mrs. Jennie Polling, of Indianapolis, were married at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. Gray Saturday. They are visiting Mrs. Stone's mother, Mrs. Ward.
Mrs. Peter Pearson and children, who have been visiting Henry Starbuck and wife, have returned to their home in Grant, county.
The Ladies of the Christian Aid Society will have an ice cream supper on the lawn east of Dr. J. L. Allen's house Saturday night, July 16. Besides ice cream the ladies will have cake, crackei'jack and punch on sale.
The ladies of the M. E. Aid Society will hold a market Saturday, July 23. Ex-nest Lane, of Bloomington, is hex*e with his father, W. S. Lane.
Tressie Cox is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Crider, at Indianapolis. Claude Sullivan, of Arlington, and Effie Narveil, of near Morristown, were at DeLoma Badger's Sunday.
Will Howax*d axxd family moved to Willow Bx-anch Tuesday. Thomas Owens and wife entertained Frank Gibbs and family, of Greenfield at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Scott was at Gx-eexxfield Saturday. Bertha Gerber, of Jennings county, is visitixxgMrs. Emma Cox.
Mrs. Thomas Hiatt and children, visited her pax'ents, Clxas. Niles and family Wedxxesday.
Walter Watson, the little son of Riley Watson and wife, has been quite sick but is improving now.
Doris Yoixng, of Greenfield, visited her brother, Grover Young, and family last week.
Dorothy Kizer, of near Mox-ristowix, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Coffin. Saturday, July 9 was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. A. M. Munden. A post card shower was given her by her friends. On Monday evening Mrs. Munden entertained those who had remembered her birthday at her home on East street. Refreshments of ice cream and cake wex*e served.
Mrs. Minnie Lambert received a telegram recently announcing the death of her niece, Mrs. Ida Cuppy, of Humbolt, Illinois. She was formerly Miss Ida Staley, this place and had many friends here.
Willax'd Porter, of Whiteland visited his parents, Thomas Porter and wife, Wednesday.
Grandma Rock is in poor health. Mrs. D. M. Gladden and Bessie McCalment, of Indianapolis, are spending this week with Chax-les Gladden and family.
CUMBERLAND.
Mrs. Jesse McCreary, of Indianapolis, visited Mrs. Rose Kifcley Sunday. Ernest Harting was the guest of Harry Perkins and wife Friday and Saturday.
Ben Harvey and wife iahd Mrs.
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starts Saturday for a three weeks' rest trip on the Great Lakes. Will return August 6th ready to resume work again where it was left off.
Sarah Harvey visited John Knoop and family, of Gem, Sunday. Andrew Sebastian axxd wife and Mrs. George Rodenwald and sister, Miss Gilson, of Gem, visited Pearl Gilsoix Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Tindall, of Chicago, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Ebaugh.
Mrs. Johxx Ferguson and Mrs. Ellanore Wiese aftended the funeral of Mrs. Geisel at Indianapolis Saturday.
T. A. Britteixham visited relatives at Cambridge City Sunday. D. T. Ricer and wife and Will Amos and wife visited Will Ricer and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Milo McCreax-y and children, of Indianapolis, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiese.
Samuel Tomlinson and family visited his mother at Indianapolis Sunday.
Claribel Wiese is visiting Charles Buchanan and wife at Lake Tippecanoe.
Rev. Morris will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. On Friday afternoon he will conduct a Teachers' Meeting at the bank from 4 to 5 o'clock.
MT. COMFORT.
Sunday school and church were well attended here Sunday. J. M. McGill and wife, of Indianapolis, visited Edgar Byers and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Rose and little son are visiting her parents, James Eastes and wife.
Ora and Estil Teal entertained at dinner Sunday Tennie and Cora Evons, Myrle and Edna Harvey and Naomi Scotten.
Manford Sullivan is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs. Minnie Gray and children, of Charlottesville, visited Ollie Sixxith and family Sunday.
Claybox-n Blue, of Indianapolis, is visiting his cousin, Neal Blue. Stella Stoner took dinner with Mary Scotten Sunday.
Mrs. Fanxiie Cox and daughter, Bessie, of Indianapolis, are visiting her father, Samuel Leslie.
Manfox'd Jay was in Greenfield Tuesday. Charles Blue and wife entertained at dinner Sunday Rev. Albright and wife and Mr. axxd Mrs. Hawk, of Arcanam, O.
Jessie Edwards visited Vera Dunham Sunday. Walter Eakixx and wife, of Gx-een-field, visited her father, Mr. Evans Sunday.
Lois Smith, of Lawrence, is visiting friends here. Fx-axxk Stoner and wife and little soxx visited his father, J. W. Stoner Sunday.
A pleasant surprise was given Merle Abheraft Friday evening to remind her of her 16th birthday. Refx*eshments were served and all departed at a late hour wishixxg her xxiany more happy birthdays. Those present from a distance were Harry axxd Bessie Collins and Merle Addison, of Indianapolis.
FOUNTAINTOWN.
While cutting hay George Albex-t Fei'ris and Floyd Ensminger left their teams to get a drink and the horses became frightened and both teams ran away, the two mowers locking together, completely demolishing one and badly damaging the other, but fortunately the horses were not seriouslv hurt.
Mrs. James Anderson, and children, of this city, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphy, of Mohawk, over Sunday and attended the family dinner given in honor of their daughter, Luna King, who will soon leave for the Isthmus of Panama.
NEW PALESTINE.
Dr. Larrabee and wife are at Martinsville for ten days. Hazel Rupkey will leave next week for a two weeks' visit with relatives in Dayton, O.
Elmer Regula, of Detroit, Mich., is spending a few days with his parents, Harry Regula and wife.
Bernice Cunningham is spending a few weeks with Wabash friends. Christian Geisel and wife were at Indianapolis Friday attending Mrs. Geisel's funeral.
Eva Ayres has returned from a week's visit with relatives at Lawrence and McCordsville.
Mrs. Elmer Andrews, whose condition has been causing much anxiety, shows but little improvement.
Mrs. C. Ehlert, of Indianapolis, visited her father, E. H. Faut Sunday."" The new M. E. parsonage is nearing completion.
Florinda Kissel and Julia Herrlich are recovering from their recent illness.
Mrs. George Waters entertained Cincinnati relatives last week. Edward Schmidt and wife, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. C. A. Schreiber.
Mrs. Edward Zaclemeyer and Mrs. McCrea, of Indianapolis, visited Adolph Schreiber Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Regula was at Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. W. P. Bidgood, 'of Greenfield, visited Mrs. Alice Schreiber last week.
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EDEN.
Martha McClarnon and daixghter, Gay were shopping at Anderson Saturday.
Several people of oxxr place attended the street fair at Pendleton last Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Fex-x-ell and Miss Josephine Barrett were visiting at New Castle last week.
A. G. Ware and family spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. S. H. Trueblood.
Dr. J. E. Ferrell attended the funeral of Thomas Kincade who was killed last week at the Indianapolis speedway.
The ball game last Sunday between Eden and Greenfield was a one sided game being 11 to 0 in favor of Eden.
John Hunt and family, Goldie Jarrett and Jesse Jarrett and wife, of Lapel, spent Sunday with Loren Sharritt and family.
Quite a number heard the sermon given by Brother Loveless Sunday. Nell Martin took dinner with Franie Colwell Sunday.
Isabelle Grandison spent Sunday with Eva Trueblood. Mrs. Joseph Ferrell and Gay Mc Clarnon were at Greenfield Monday.
The carpenters have commeeced remodeling the i-esidence of A. E. Curry.
Howard Moore still remaixxs very poorly. John D. Colwell has his new threshing machine ready for business and will begin work this week.
Jacob Kemerly and wife visited Bert J. Cooper and wife Sunday. P. F. McCarty and family were out to their farm last Friday.
Jesse Wilson, Ward Fort and William Grandison called oxi friends at Anderson last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kate Rothermel and Mrs. John Kessler wex*e shopping at Fortville Saturday.
Aixnt Sallie Bragg, of your city is visiting her daughter, Mx*s. D. H. Alford this week.
CURRY'S CHAPEL.
Joseph Fisk and wife are at the bedside of their gx-andson, Eax*nest Trees, who is quite ill with whooping cough, at Greexxfield.
The ladies of the chixrclx will give an ice cream social at the home of Edward Martin Saturday, Jixly 16. The public is invited.
David Strubbe and family spent Sunday with David Hawk and family-
John Trees and family visited Eax*l Trees and family Sunday at Gx-een-field.
Beck Lowe and wife were the guests of Eugene Morris and family at Greenfield Sunday.
Noble Scott spent Sunday with Owen Brooks. There was a large cx*owd present at the sei'vices Sunday evening. Rev. W. E. Loveless gave an excellent talk on "Oixr Country."
George Hammer and wife spent Sunday with their children, Edward Wilson and family.
John Moore is x-eported as being quite ill. Ila Wilson and wife, of near Eden, and Elmer Brooks and wife called on John W. Biser and family Sunday.
Earl Martin, of near Eden, called on friends here Sunday evening. James Bussell and family were shopping at Greenfield Saturday.
The Young People's meeting was held at O'Lera Miller's Sunday afternoon. The meeting next Sunday will be at the home of Mrs. Jessie Bradley.
Harry Chappell, of Eden, called on friends here Sunday evening. Jack Kinder and family called on friends at Greenfield Saturday.
Mr. Pierce, of Greenfield, is preparing to plaster the new house of Wm. Fisk.
Everyone is invited to the ice cream social at Edward Martin's Saturday.
OTTERBEIN.
Irene and Goldie Scotten were shopping in Greeixfield Saturday. Emert Sanford and wife and Joshua Roney took dinner with I. M. Sanford and family Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Shelby and Mrs. Noble Shelby, of Greenfield, visited Mrs. Joanna Cramp Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Land and Edna Jeffries were shopping in Greenfield Saturday. Mrs. Thomas Scotten and daughters, Irene and Goldie, visited Hiram Crump and family Friday.
Anna and Hazel Dipple, of Indianapolis, visited J. E. Sanford and family last week.
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H. W. Bobbins took dinner with Thomas Scotten and family Sunday. Hiram Crump and family visited Namon Roney and wife Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Suits was shopping in Greenfield Saturday. Thomas Scotten and wife were shopping in Greenfield Monday.
Mrs. Easter Banta, of Greenfield, and son, Isaac, of California, visited relatives here a few days last week.
Hiram Crump and family and Mrs. Thomas Scotten and daughters, Irene and Goldie, visited Mrs. Joanna Crump Sunday evening.
Hovey Scotten visited his broker, Chauncey and family, of University Heights, last week.
Myron Gardner, who is working at the C. I. Hospital for the Insane, spent Satux-day evening and Sunday with Thomas Scotten and faixxily.
Mx*s. Arthur Land and Edxxa Jeffx'iesl were in Gx-eenfield Monday. E. E. Scotten and daughter, Gladys were shoppixxg ixx Gx-eeixfield Tuesday,
Charles and Joanna Cx*ump were in Indianapolis Monday. I Sixndav school at 9:30. U. P. C. LT. at 3 p. m. Prayer xxxeeting at 7:30. Everyone is invited to attend.
NAMELESS CREEK.
Rev. VanWinkle was here and filled his regular appointment Sunday. The attendance at Sunday school was 167.
Little Dale, son of John axxd Cax*rie Swarnxs, who has beexx dangerously ill for the past week, is slowly improving.
Opal Lacy spent Sunday with Hastleteen Wallace. Mrs. Margaret McKown has been beexx visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wesley Williams for a few days.
Curtis McKown is suffering with a severe attack of tonsilitis. Owen Walker spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends at Muncie.
G. E. Lacy and family visited Peter Fields and family Sunday. W. T. Orr and wife visited Albeit Williams Sunday.
Curtis Collier and family called on Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick Sunday. John Eakin, wife and son, Harley, of Gx'eenfield, spexxt Sunday with Mrs. Eakin's parents, Geox-ge Eakin and wife.
Ella. Thomas spent Saturday night axxd Sunday at Greenfield the guest her cousin, Mrs. Earl Sample.
Mrs. Jennie Piles, of Philadeldpia, who has been at the bedside of h* daughter, Mrs. George Shxiltz, returned home Monday.
Robert Briles and wife, of New Palestine, were guests of Frank Loixdexxback axxd family Sunday.
Thora Walker, of Gx-eexxfield, spexxt Saturday xxight and Sunday with her coixsixxs, Leoxxe and Verna Walker.
Class No. 7 xxxet with Lnefla Sinxmoxxs Wedxxesday xxight. Geox-ge Walkar and fanxily took dinner with John Wales axxd family Sunday.
Lemuel Moore and wife entex-tained Sunday A. J. Walker and fanxily and and Walter Wei born and family.
Mrs. John Fields was takexx Sxxxxday to the home of Charles Lvnarn, where she intends remaining a few days. The trip was made in S. M. Addison's autoixxobile.
Riley McKown,wife and son,Philip, Dan Tierney, wife and daughter, Dorothy, Frank McKown and family and Roy Hassler and wife were guests at the home of Roe McKown and wife Sunday.
Ex*win Cranfill, Jack Foust, Mose Shxxltz and Charley Wilson attended tent meeting at Shirley Sixnday afternoon.
Ila B. Haney and wife and Rosa and Cai-essa Brooks were entertained by Riley Jones and wife Sunday.
Rev. VanWinkle and Walter Addison took dinner with John Addison and wife Sunday.
C. G. Kearns and wife visited the latter's cousin, Willard Reeves and faxnily at the S. and S. O. Home Sunday.
Mrs. Benton Barrett is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Simmons. Mrs. Earl Sample visited relatives in this community the latter part of last week.
John Scott and wife and James Williams and family were calling on Wesley Williams Sunday.
MT. COMFORT.
The young ladies of this place will give asocial on the church lawn for the benefit of the church Saturday evening, July 16. Everybody is invited.
Lois Smith, of Lawrence, visited Elva Yoger a few days last week. John McGill and wife, of Indianapolis, speat Sunday with Edgar Byers.
The surprise party gived in honor of Merle Ashcraft was well attended. Everybody reported a fine time.
Hazel Shelby visited Ruth Dunn last week. Samuel Leslie and wife entertained Mrs. John Cox, of Indianapolis.
John Deel and wife, of Lawrence, entertained William A. Dunn and wife, of Mohawk, at dinner Sunday.
Victor Stoner visited James Eastes Sunday. Cleve Bell and family, of Lawrence, and Mrs. Rebecca Bell spent Sunday with Harry Bell and family.
Nelson Cotton's, of Indianapolis, visited Simon Grist Sunday. Hazel Shelby and Ruth Dunn called on May Lynch Sunday afternoon.
The Mt. Comfort ball team is winning fame rapidly by losing every game this season.
Clabourn Blue, of Indianapolis, is visiting Nial Blue and Lessie Bell this week.
Mrs. Walter Gray and daughters, Ida and Esther, of Charlottesville, visited Mrs. Ollie Smith last week.
John Leslie spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Rosa Baldwin. Sunday school Sunday morning at 9:30. Epworth League 7:30 p. m. All are invited to attend.
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Rev. W. M. Griffin and family spent Sunday O. P. Keller and wife. Cash Keller and family spent Sunday with James Keller axxd wife.
Flox-ence Adkins has gone to Huntington. W. Va., to spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs, Bert Thompson.
Earl Albea, of Warringtoxx, lost a valuable horse this week, which was hurt on the farm of Ida Wilsoxx.
Mattie Cooper was shopping in Pendleton Saturday. Frank Troy, of near Nameless Creek, was callixxg on Walter Troy Sunday evening.
There will be an ice cream social at the store of S. M. Gable Saturday evening.
Ethel Keller, Cecil Preas, Clara Rogers and daughters, Nellie and Bessie attended the carnival at Pendleton Saturday evening.
Loretta Jackson and Allen Keller are on the sick list. Arnold Keller attended the combination sale at Anderson Saturday.
Mary Troy spent Saturday night with Helen Poole. Henry Rogers and family spent Sunday with Will Rogers and wife.
Can any of the correspondents tell me what occurs twice in a nxoxxient and not once in a thousand years.
AMITY.
Lenna and Pearl King entertained Maggie Wright, of Cumberland, Satnrday xxight and Sunday.
Several from here attended the sxxrprise party given for Merle Ashcraft in honor of her 16th birthday Friday evening.
Mx's. Ed Arbuckle and little daughter, of Indianapolis, spent part of last week with W. W. Snider and family.
Several from here attended services at Mt. Comfort Sunday evening. Mrs. Ott Duncan and daughter, Geroldine, of Shirley, and Mrs. Bert Duncan, of Wilkinson, were guests of Anton Ploenges and wife Thursday evening.
Mrs. Grace Arbuckle visited relatives here part of last week. Anton King and wife spent Sunday evening with Joseph Rumford and family, near Lawrence.
Jacob Snider is painting the barn Of John Raab, near Lawrence. Mrs. Conrad Ostermeyer is very sick.
John Collins and family entertained Otis Snider and family, Henry Hawkins and family and Moses Eastes and wife Sunday.
Harry Weeder returned from his work near Castleton Monday. Harry says there is no place like home.
Mary Rosenberg, of Indianapolis, is spending^ a few weeks with Mary Weeder-
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We also have about thirty-five used cars of all makes in good order from $100 up. both commercial and pleasure cars. All kinds of new and used parts and sundries. Cars rebuilt and exchanged. We trade for your old car (trade mark).
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These prices are corrected dally from quotations by the H. B. Bolt Market, New Mililag Co., Barrett Grain fc Elevator Co and local grocers.
CATTLE
Steer3 $5.00 to $7.00 Heifers 3.50 to 6.00 Cow3 3.50 to 5.50 Bulls 4.25 to 5.20 Veal Calve3 5.00 to 6.50
HOGS
Good Medium to Heavy....$8.50 to $8.75 Ordinarv Light to Choice.. 8.75 to 8.90 Wool 20c
WHEAT
Per bushel. 80c to 90c CORN Per bushel 55c
OATS AND RYE
Oats, per bu 32c Rye, per bu 60c HAY Timothy, per ton $10.00 to $11.00 Mixed. 11*00 to 12.00 Clover 9.00 to 10.00 Straw, 4.00 to 6.00
Selling price.
Clover Seed $7 50 Timothy Seed 2.25 BACON AND LARD Lard 14c Bacon 16c
BUTTER AND EGGS
Eggs, per dozen ..14c Butter, per pound 18c to 25c POULTRY Turkeys, per pound 10 to 12c Hens, He Spring Chickens, per pound 17c Geese, tf -wr pound 6c Ducks, ff 8c
Dorothy spent Sunday with Fred Dillxxian and wife, of Mt. Comfort. Freda, Kentrup, of near Cumberland, was the guest of Hazel Wright Sunday.
Claud Hancock, wife and daughter, Gladys spent Sunday with Bert Wright and wife, of Mt. Comfort.
Charles Wright and wife were calling on Mrs. Conrad Ostermeyer Sunday.
Chris Cook and wife entertained several relative Sunday. There will be preaching services here Sunday at 10:30.
Apropos Occasion.
The fish commissioners found a seiue on th® premises of Mr. Arnold and fined him heavily. A complaint wao charged against the Carthage strawboard and the supreme court decided that "in this case," it was right to kill the fish. Where is the justice?—Morristown Sun.
New Temple Custodian.
John Brandenburg has been employed as custodian of the Masonic Temple, and is now in charge of the building. The trustees consider themselves fortunate in securing Mr. Brandenbnrg's services.