Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 4 May 1911 — Page 8

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MAXWELL.

Mrs. J. F. Faut, who was operated on Wednesday, is getting along nicely, as well as could be expected.

Miss Hulda Cooper spent Sunday with Gladys and Hazel Jackson. Misses Ada Eakin, Bertha Chappie and Ruth West spent Tuesday with Eddie Dobbins and children, west of here.

Rev. Kinaman, of Shirley, filled his regular appointment here Sunday night.

Roy Sitton has a position with the Maxwell-Briscoe automobile factory at New Castle.

Mr. and Mrs. Curry, of New Castle, spent Sunday with Bert Burke and wife.

Jas. F. Webb and wife spent Sunday with Albert Walker and family near Wilkinson.

Chas. Smith and wife of Greenfield, called on Bert Burke and wife Sunday.

Cophine Webb is visiting her grandparents, J. F. Webb and wife. Mrs. Edd McCarty is some better at this writing.

Lillian Clark, who has been sick, is improving. Mrs. Abbey Roberts was called to Andernon Monday by the illness of her grandson.

Hazel Jackson returned home Saturday, after a week's visit at New Castle.

MT. VERNON

Gilbert Hanna and family spent Sunday with Isaac McCord. Marion Charpell and family, Owen Chappell and wife, and Ernest Chap-

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pell spent Sunday with Charles Chappell, of near Fortville. George Roudebush and family spent Sunday with James Jarrett.

Mahlon Wiseheart and family and Andy Denney and wife spent Sunday with Henry Pope.

David Deshong and wife, of Mohawk, spent Sunday with Nancy Atchinson.

Edith Bennett, of Lapel, spent Sunday with Clara Hiday. The Ladies Aid met with Mae Hanna Tuesday.

John Rash and family,of near Fortville, spent Sunday with Louisa Lain. Alma Saville and Flossie Jones spent Sunday with Wm. Shepherd.

Fred Campbell and Willie Shepherd spent Sunday with James Giroud. Jesse Hiday and family spent Sunday with A. H. Hiday.

C. W. Iliday and wife spent Sunday with Frank Hanna, of Fortville. There will be preaching at Mt. Vernon Sunday evening by the pastor Rev. Meyer.

MORRISTOWN R. R. 2. Sam Olinger and wife were shopping in Greenfield last Friday afternoon.

Ralph Muir and family of Shelbyville, moved into the house with William Clark and family. Mr. Muir and family will move to their farm this fall.

George Herndon moved from the Ross Keaton farm to Mr. Hargroves farm southeast of Morristown last Tuesday.

Jesse West, wife and children, Martha and Ayrus, spent Sunday with her parents, Amos Chapman and family southwest of Fountaintown. Little Martha remained for a week's visit with her grandparents.

Oak Morrison passed through here last week with his new auto ambulance.

John Brooks, the monument dealer of Greenfield, passed on the route last week.

Luther Hackleman and son were at Morristown last Monday. Next Sunday will be regular preaching day at Shiloh. Rev. Allen the pastor will fill the pulpit at both services.

CLEVELAND

Mrs. D. A. Millor and grandma Miller were calling on Mrs. Ella Richardson Tuesday afternoon.

Rev. Earl Davis was in town Satur day morning. Zelma Johnson called on her sister, Nellie Kinder, Friday morning and was accompanied home by her sister and family for a short visit.

Frank Williams and wife called on Cap. Orane and wife Sunday evening. Jacob Weise, state agent for the Baker Wind mill from Portland, was

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calling on the local agent M. M. Burris this week. Will Davis, our township assessor, has completed his work for this spring.

A telephone meeting was called at the home of Jas. Hatfield Friday evening to complete arrangements for their new line.

Mrs. Stockdale and daughter and Miss Forest, from Greenfield, were visiting Nannie Payne Sunday.

Kizie Burris and Carrie Williams were hanging paper for Sylvia Pauley last week.

Rev. Paul Truitt preached at the M. E. church Sunday evening to a very attentive audience.

John Coffin and wife, from Char lottesville, were calling on his aunt, Mrs. Ella Richardson Friday evening

Albert Williams, wife and daughter, Helen, and Charles Evans, wife and daughter, Margery, were visiting Russell Williams and wife Sunday.

Lucien Reeves and wife were visining Aaron Miller Sunday, who continues in very poor health.

Several from here attended the funeral services of Henry White Sunday morning.

Jake Nibarger and wife visited their daughter, Opal Bell, Sunday. Joe E. Thomas, of Indianapolis, visited his brother, Arthur Thomas, one day last week.

Walter Addison has purchased a new automobile and was enjoying a drive in same Sunday afternoon.

Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You will find Chamberlain's Liniment wonderfully effective. One application will convince you of its merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers.

RURAL ROUTE ONE.

Joseph Powers, of Rush county, spent a few days last week with Frank O'Bannon and wife.

Riley Siders and family and Mrs. Nancy Wilhelm visited friends in Rush county Sunday.

Peter Ridlin and family entertained David Morris and family, of Gwynneville, Sunday.

Cicero Newhouse and wife spent Friday afternoon with Marshall Newhouse and family.

Clint Sloan, wife and son, Ralph, were the guests of Will Ward and wife Sunday.

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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1911

Charles Snider and wife entertained at Sunday dinner Mrs. Richard Hagans and mother, Mrs. Katherine Marshall, of Greenfield.

Uriah Low is on the sick list. Charles Snider transacted business in Morristown Friday afternoon.

Jo and Lew Unrue visited Marshall Newhouse and* family Sunday. Jacob Wilhelm and daughter, Mae, spent Saturday afternoon in Greenfield.

MOHAWK.

Quite a nember from here were1 shopping in Greenfield Saturday. I David Deshong and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Nancy Atchison at Mt. Vernon.

Mrs. Wm. Lain still continues to improve. Mollie Thompson is spending a week with her sister, Mrs, Rose M. Bills.

George Leary and wife were guests of Oswald Liedl and wife Sunday. Reba and Lois Herr visited with their cousin, Flo Herr Sunday.

Ethel Campbell is spending a week with Kelsie Fuller and wife, on route seven.

Plutarch Fuller and family visited with Charles Doughty Sunday. Thomas Price, of New Palestine, spent Sunday with his parents, John Price and wife.

Esther Wilson was the guest of James Price Sunday. Ruby Stansberry is staying with John Rhoda and wife.

Mrs. Sarah Glisson and Mrs. Sarah Campbell were shopping at Greenfield Tuesday.

Jasper Gordon and wife attended the funeral of their grandchild at Greenfield Sunday.

John Price and daughter, Ion a called on Mrs. Millie Allen Sunday evening.

Sunday school at both churches every Sunday morning at 9:30. Everybody welcome.

MILNER'S CORNER.

Rev. J. E. Jenkins preached an interesting sermon here Sunday even ing. Next service will be Sunday evening, May 14th at 7:30.

Jesse Jackson and wife were transacting business in Greenfield Thurs day.

Zetta Hays was calling on Betty Price Thursday afternoon. Herman Poole and family were calling on Charles Collingwood and wife Sunday afternoon.

Belle Adkins and daughter Florence were shopping in Pendleton Thursday. Dr. Samuel Witham and Frank Cass and family of Fortville, were visiting

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Our sale of Wall-Paper at 43 a single bolt positively ends Saturday.

Henry Rogers and family Wedneg I day. Add Milner and family were among Summitville friends Saturday and Sunday.

Rosa Poole and daughter Helen and Mary Troy were shopping in Fortville Thursday.

Charles Troy and family of Greenfield were at their farm here Sunday. Henry Rogers and family were among Fortville friends Sunday.

Betty Price was calling on Minnie Jackson Friday afternoon. Jane Collier and Bonnie Keller were shopping in Pendleton Wednesday.

Several from here attended the funeral of J. H. Barrett at Greenfield

STAR STORE FLYEIS FOR SATURDAY

Basement Bargains

10 qt. Granite Bucket 18c 3 qt. Granite Preserve Kettle 10c Large Granite Wash Basin 10c 4 qt. Granite Mixing Pan 10c 10c Can E-Z Stove Polish 7c 10c Can Bryan's Jet Black Polish 7c U. S. Mail and Daylight Soap, 4 cakes 10c Ammonia Soap Powder, 6 packages 25c Azie, the Best Window Cleaner 7c Grape Nuts, 2 packages 25c 35c Broom 25c 75c Box Stock Food for 50c 60c Box Poultry Food for 3$c 15c and 20c Curry Combs for 10c

We have a line of Hardware including Nails, Hinges, Bolts, Rope etc., which we are selling at Bargain Prices.

Do not fail to visit our Grocery, Hardware and China Departments. There are Bargains in every department of our store.

We want Butter and Eggs at Highest Market Prices.

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This washer is different and better than any machine on the market, and we want every woman in this community to see it. The time spent at this demonstration will be well spent.

J. C. FOSTER

Monday afternoon. On account of the recent rains the farmers are very much delayed with their spring work.

George Wilson was transacting business in Anderson Monday.

Sick headache results from a disordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by the use of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try it. For sale by all dealers.

S. C. Rhode Island Reds,^greatwinter layers, eggs $1 for 15 or $5 per 100. Baby chicks 15c apiece. A. C. Faurot, Knightstowia, Ind., R. R. 4. tf

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Last call for paying dog tax. Wm. U. Jackson, Township Assessor. 3t2&wlpd

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