Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 8 June 1911 — Page 5
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Miss LaVaughn Hamilton has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Hamilton, at Greenfield.
James Overton, of Rensselaer, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Munden, of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Sarah Gordon, of Greenfield, were guests Sunday of A. M. Munden and wife.
Pearl Johnson, of Noblesville, was the guest over Sunday of Miss Audrey Jeffries.
Lillian Lindley, of Indianapolis, is visiting relatves here. Frank Weeks and wife, George Winslow and wife and Oscar ^Veeks and wife attended the funeral of Nate Weeks at Rushville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jessup were guests Sunday of Asbury James and wife at Philadelphia.
Gladys Niles, of Chicago, visited T. E. Nilcs here last week. Mrs. M. Philpott was at Greenfield Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Niles, who has been employed at Connersville, has been visiting relatives here before accepting another position.
Mrs. Delashmit, of Knightstown. visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mattix one day last week.
Frank Craft and family, Harry Comstock and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Addison and Will Orr and daughter, Julia, were picnicking on the river Friday.
Mrs. Forest Atherton, of Owen county, visited her sister, Mrs. W. H. Gray, Wednesday.
Paul Bell, Arnold and Mina Overman, Mr. and Mrs. Orvell Narvell, Aubrey Thomas and wife, Mrs. Emma Niles, Mr. and Ifrs. Earle Parker and Ruth Niles, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Green, Donald Peacock, Clay White and Myrl Lewis attended the field day exercises at Spiceland on Wednesday.
C. E. Ramsey was at Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Henry Starbuck, who have been in poor health for so many months, are not so well.
The Rev. W. H. Gray and wife are the proud parents of a new baby boy that arrived last week. He will be known as Walter Dale Gray.
Mrs. Alta Pearson StelYy died at her home, south of town, Monday, of a complication of diseases. The funeral ser/ices were held at the Friends church Wednesday morning in charge of the pastor. Rev. Wilson, assisted by Rev. Binford. Mrs. Steffy leaves a husband and two little daughters, Doris and Florence. They will make their home with Mr. Steffy's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Steffy, in town.
The ladies of the Christian church will give an ice cream social next Saturday evening, June 10th. They will be pleased to have a large crowd to patronize them.
Men are tearing down the school house, so the new building can be erected.
Charles Hudson and family, of Elwood, have been recent guests of R. S. N. Oldham and family.
The ladies of the Christian Aid Society met with Mrs. John Waggoner Friday afternoon.
Cort Stephen is visiting his aunts, Mrs. 'J1. E. Niles and Mrs. T. C. Gray.
Levi Shullz, of York, Pa., is here visiting his brothers, Joseph and John Shultz.
Henry While and family were the guests Sunday of Mrs. Morris, near Leamon's Corner.
Some from here attended the K. of P. decoration at Wilkinson Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Allen, of Greenfield were here Thursday evening.
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CAHKOLLTOX.
The common school commencement held here Monday night was largely attended.
Helen Leonard, of New Palestine, was the guest of Alsie Smith Monday.
Mrs. Carl Lewis and baby are spending a few days with Bert Nave and wife.
Harvey Weber has moved his
family to Morristown, where he has been working for several months. Joshua Thurston is quite poorly.
A1 Boles, of Indianapolis, visited his mother Saturday. Merritt Wickliff visited his grand parents, J. P. Lewis and wife, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amos and daughter, Pearl, spent a few days with relatives here.
Hazel Liming has returned from Jamestown, where she has been visiting relatives.
Isaac Swain and John R. Andis have returned from Martinsville, where they have been taking baths.
Sam Hawkins and Mrs. Meda Monjar, of New Palestine, were quietly married at Greenfield Thursday. All their many friends and relatives join in a hearty wish for a happy and prosperous life for them.-
Marion Arnold is suffering from an ankle that was thrown out of place last Saturday.
Miss Maude Sacre has been visiting friends here. Charles Lucas spent Saturday here with his parents.
Henry Huber is visiting with Dr. Hawk and family. A large number attended the Dunwoodv home-coming held here last Sunday.
Ed Bennett and wife, of Greenfield, were guests of Frank Means and wife Monday.
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WILKINSON.
Guy L. Reeves was at Indianapolis Monday. Henry Garriott, Marshall Wales and Dave Moore were at Greenfield Monday.
Ed Scott spent Sunday with his father here, who has been quite sick, but is now convalescing.
Charley Kennedy, who has been working at Shirley, is taking a vacation.
Ward Julian is the happy owner of a Hupp auto. It's a two-passen-ger.
Billy Ivenyon was at New Castle Monday. Henry Wales visited his son, Marshal, and family on Sunday.
The manager of the Young Giant base ball club, of New Castle, was in town the first of the week.
If the Wilkinson boys keep on at their "slaughter of the innocents," they ought to be entitled to the amateur championship.
Mr. Pratt, of Maxwell, brought in a string of four young horses to work out on the race track this season.
The Wilkinson Reds and Indianapojis Browns crossed bats at the ball park Sunday score 11 to 9.
Miss Alice Lawrence preached at the Friends church morning and evening of Sunday.
One of our prominent K. of P. boys will wed next Sunday at Indianapolis.
Memorial Day exercises were conducted Sunday at Power's grove, join I ly by the I. O. O. F. and the K. of P. lodges. A large crowd was presenl.
Will Holland, of the south part of the stale, started back home Monday. lie had been in attendance at the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Marl ha Holland, of Knightstown.
James Miller is just about holding liis own. His brother, Fouso, is here in attendance at his bedside.
S. C. Staley was at Indianapolis Sunday. Weir Cook, of Anderson, was visiting friends here the latter part, of last. week.
The Greenfield Military Band furnished the music for the Memorial services Sunday. They gave excellent music and also they are fine lads personally. Will White, of this vicinity, plays in the band.
Frank Sipe and wife, and Henry Smith and family were over from Willow to assist .in the exercises at the grove Sunday.
George B. Morris and wife were visiting at, II. R. Walker's Sunday. Aunt Margaret McCray, widow of the late Stephen McCray, came over Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Clay Martindale. She is nearly 80 years old.
Messrs. Charles O. and James W. Mogle and wives were visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mogle, Sunday, at New Castle.
Russell H. Yetter and Andree Duchateau were married Tuesday evening at the home of the Rev. Hufford. Mr. YTetter is the mail carrier on R. F. D. 2, from this office. Good luck and prosperity, Russell. •..
Rev. Edwin Tinney preached at Riversides church Sunday. He is the regular pastor in charge.
The next will be the races, July
4th. Everybody get ready to come. There will be something doing every minute of the time.
Jesse Williams now has charge of the Fort drug store. He is a iyCe boy, and will suit the people.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammer, of New Castle, were visiting relatives Sunday.
The Wilkinson Reds will play the New Castle colored boys next Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Teller attended the funeral of a relative at Cicero on Wednesday.
James F. Miller is improving very slowly. George W. Ross, who is suffering with lung trouble, is no better.
J. H. Evans, wife and children, Wm. A. Perry and wife, with Albert Good in his auto, from near Cicero, on their way to Spiceland, called on G. W. Sowerwine and wife Sunday morning.
Mrs. James Draper has charge of the telephone exchange here now. Rev. Gus Thompson, of LaFount.ain, preached at the Christian church last Sunday, and Miss Lawrence, of Spiceland, preached at the Friends church.
Samuel Scott has been on the sick list for some time, but is now improving.
Dr. A. M. Benjamin was at Dunreilh on a professional visit last Wednesday.
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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1911
Mrs. Alice Moore was here Thursday calling on the ladies who are members of the Nameless Creek church, which are Mrs. Flossie Boner, Leora Record, Virgil Parker, and Maud Welborn.
Rev. Black, of Maxwell, was here Wednesday calling on members of the M. E. church.
Walter Jackson and family were guests of Oren Record and family Sunday.
George Clark and family were the guests of Frank Clark and family Sunday.
Several from here attended memorial services at Wilkinson Sunday. John McComas and family, of Fortville, were guests of Elmer McComas and wife Sunday.
Porter Copeland and family and Gus West and family, of Warrington, were entertained at dinner on Sunday by J. B. Fort and wife.
William Shepard and family will move into the house with Minerva Gibson in the near future.
Maggie Martin was the guest of Goldie Thomas Sunday. There will be preaching at this place Sunday evening by Rev. Jenkins.
Henry Paxlon took dinner with James Marsh and sisters Sunday. Mrs. Rachel Watson visited her son, Albert Watson, and family, on Sunday.
Several from here will attend the children's meeting at Nameless Creek Sunday night.
Misses Lulu Higgins and Blanch Harlan are visiting Mrs. Ethel Nickels at Anderson this week.
Lou Ivemberly and wife, of near Warrington, visited relatives here Tuesday.
Andrew7 Marsh has purchased a new automobile. Ode King and family, of New Castle, called on Ed King and family Sunday evening.
Lucien Thomas, of Kennard, is visiting his grandparents, R. H. Kinder and wife, this week.
Lulu Higgins was at New Castle Sunday. Mrs. May Reed, of Muncie, visited Waller Welborn and family over Sunday.
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MOHAWK.
Children's meeting was well attended Sunday night. Louisa Lane spent Saturday night with James Leary and family.
Shelby Jones, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives.
Leonard Reeves was the guest of Henry Pope and wife Sunday night. Mrs. Walter Snider spent Tuesday with William Snider and family. Mrs. Snider, who has been seriously sick, is some better.
Willie Wilson was at Indianapolis Saturday. T. B. Leary and wife were called to near Fortville Sunday by the death of a relative.
Dr. O. A. Collins and wife enter1 tained company from Anderson on Sunday.
Mrs. Attie Kingen and Mrs. Nellie Pierd were shopping at Greenfield Tuesday.
George Owens and family from Eden, and George Leary and fam-
ily, of this place, spent Sunday with Oswald Laurel and .family. Edward Glisson and wife, of Mt. Comfort, spent Sunday evening with Marshall Glisson and wife.
Mrs. Sallie Flanagan, Mrs. Virginia Baily, Mrs. Belle McKeeman, Mrs. Sarah Merchant and Opal Marosky were shopping at Indianapolis Friday.
Walter Branllinger spent. Sunday with Margaret Wulf and family. Anthony Marosky and wife were at Greenfield Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Heath, of Richmond, Tnd., spent Wednesday with W. H. Wilson and family.
James Herr, wife and daughter, Flo John Baity and wife and Floyd Parker and wife spent Monday with Charles Eakin and wife.
Julia Marosky is spending the week with Olive Leary.
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OTTERBEIN.
I. M. Sanford and family and Joseph and Lester Land were guests of John Griffith and family Sunday.
Several from this place attended the children's day exercises at Amity Sunday night.
Gladys Scotten visited Ruby Sanford Friday afternoon. Elbert Griffith entered school at Marion last week.
Rev. H. W. ltobbins took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Sanford and son, Francis, were in Greenfield Wednesday. Eva Crump, Gladys Scotten and John Piersall, of Maxwell, spent Sunday the guests of Irene and Goldie Scotten.
Mrs. T. E. Scotten and daughter, Irene, were shopping in Greenfield Friday afternoon.
Jesse Wilson and family visited John lvuhn and wife, of Mohawk, Sunday.
Several attended the party given at the home of Emory Pratt Saturday night.
Viola Sanford visited Trene Scotten Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. E. Sanford and son, Francis, were in Greenfield Monday.
John Piersall, of Mfxwell, spent Saturday night with Mrs. E. E. Scotten and children.
Alice Griffith spent last week as the guest of relatives and friends at Indianapolis.
T. E. Scotten was in Greenfield Wednesday. Viola and Ruby Sanford visited their sister, Mrs. Joshua Roney on Wednesday afternoon.
I. Sanford purchased several head of cattle at the stock yards last week.
Milton Hall and daughter, Sadie, were in Greenfield Saturday. Goldie Scotten spent Sunday night with Gladys Scotten.
T. E. Scotten was in Indianapolis on business Monday. Viola and Ruby Sanford visited Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Roney Monday evening.
MT. VERNON.
The rains Saturday and Sunday were much appreciated by the farmers.
Mrs. Louise Lane and Mrs. John Leslie were in Greenfield Saturday. Isaac McCord and wife, Charles Hiday, wife and daughter, Clara, Flossie Jones and Alma Saville spent Sunday with Gilbert Hanna.
Several from here attended the funeral of Meredith Davis Friday.. Amos Saville, wife and daughter, Blanche, and Hilton Hanna and family spent Sunday with Benton Saville.
Harley Hiday, of Winfield, Ivan., is spending a few days with relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Louise Lane spent Sunday with James Leary, of Mohawk. William Cauldwell and wife visited Frank Lutes, of Wayne county, last week.
Ernest Hiday spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Several attended children's exercises at Mohawk Sunday evening.
Anna and Lyla Shepherd spent Sunday with Bertha Hennis. Amos Saville was at Indianapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Negley still continues very ill.
AMITY.
Frank Welling and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Charles Sloner and family.
Several from here attended the social at ML Comfort Saturday evening. v- .. r-":"
Via Smith is very sick at this writing. Roy Hawkins entertained Virgil Ostermeier, Earl Heller and Oscar Williams Sunday.
Charles Ostermeier and wife and daughter, Lizzie, visited Mr. Bert Wright and family Sunday.
Henry Hawkins and wife were shopping in Greenfield Friday. Hiram Crump and family entertained Frank Schieldmeier and family Sunday.
Christine Snider visited Viola Collins Sunday. Lucile Weeder spent Saturday night with Leorna Snider.
Leoma Snider spent Friday night with Lizzie Ostermeier. Miss Gladys Hamilton and Miss Brooks, of Greenfield, spent Saturday night, and Sunday with T. Spell and family.
Leoma Eakin and Miss King, of Greenfield, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Plessinger and family.
The children's entertainment was a success. There were 250 men, women and children in the house, and the collection was $15.05.
Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 10:30 Y. P. C. U. at. 7:15. The delegates of the Y. P. C. U. will leave here Tuesday for Terre Haute to attend the convention. They are Etta Hawkins and Stella Snider.
MAXWELL.
The Modern Woodmen camp of this place will hold their memorial services at the M. E. church Sunday, June lltli, at 2 o'clock. All the Woodmen camps are invited.
Miss Ruth West returned home Saturday after a visit with J. W. Robbins and family, on Route 10.
William Jackson, wife and daughter, Hazel, and son, Dale, spent Sunday with Jesse Jackson, northwest of here.
Miss Chloe Walker, of Bicknell, is visiting friends here. Misses Clara Evans and Mary Payne, of Cleveland, spent Saturday night with Chloe Shepler and attended the festival.
Mrs. Horace Sullivan is on the sick listArch Walker, wife and daughter, Hester, spent Saturday night with Greenfield friends.
Mrs. Ed McCariy is nol so well. Ethel Frazier spent, Saturday night with Albert Jackson and family.
Riley Jacobs, of Fortville, was in town Monday enroute to Wilkinson to visit friends.
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CUMBERLAND.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbor Lodges will hold Memorial services Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church. Rev. J. G. Colter will give the address.
Claribel Wiese entertained her Sunday school class, consisting of the following girls: Mabel Frye, Estel Meiiau, Beulah Wiese, Ruth Lichtenberg, Fay Cotton and Marion Huntington, Sunday afternoon, in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
The members of the German church held their annual picnic on Monday.
The Irvington Glee Club will give an entertainment at the hall Saturday night, under the auspices of Mrs. D. T. Ricers Sunday school class. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the building fund of the Baptist church. Miss Helen Barnard, a member of the Barnard orchestra, will assist the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Wiese and daughter, Helen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitzman, at dinner Sunday.
Rev. Morris and little daughter, Maita Christine, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Amos at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Linton and daughter, Gladys, are visiting relatives at Trafalgar this week.
Mrs. Anna Wiese and son, Edwin, Mrs. Sarah Harvey and Miss Maggie Harvey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat I^lliolt and Ben Elliott visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shepherd Sunday.
Marion Huntington visited Mrs. Otis Snider and daughters, Sunday evening and attended the children's day exercises at Amity.
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CLEVELAND.
The Eastern Indiana Holiness Association will, hold their annual convention here beginning June 8th, and continuing over Sunday.
James Hatfield was at Greenfield Saturday morning. Mrs. George Winn will give a party Saturday evening in honor of her niece, Miss Chloe Shepler, of ^Iaxwell.
Mabel Burris and Let a Ivinsei called on Mrs. C. E. Ellsworth Sunday afternoon.
Rev. John T. riatfield came home Tuesday from Pennsylvania to be in attendance at the Holiness Convention.
Several of the children here are picking strawberries for Perry Lewis, near Charlottesville.
Isaac Helms and wife visited Mrs. Maltie Bates at Shirley Sunday. Mrs. Merle Wise and son, Herman, were in Greenfield Saturday morning on business.
List of Allowances
Made by the Board of Free Gravel Road Directors of Hancock County, at the regular meeting, June 5, 1911. Tilghman Scudder, tile on (Hid. and Brandy wine road.$ 19.28 George Noe, labor, N. P. and
Eastern 9.00 John S. Gillespie, same 9.00 Wm. Baer, labor, K'town and
Warrington 3.00 Thomas Albea, same 3.00 Harvey Collins, same 1.50 Oscar Powers, same 1.50 John Hull, labor, Brooks 1.50 John Brooks, same 1.50 J. E. Scott, labor, Range Line 4.50 W. P. Scott, labor, Basil 3.00 G. W. Scott, same 2.00 John Hull, labor C'ville and
B. Hill 6.00 J. N. Addison, same 3.00 James H. Bussell, General.. 22.50 Isaac Sanford, Herr & Wrt... 1.50 Lewis Sehultz, Hartman 5.50 William Rodenbuck, Hartman 1.50 •J. W. Wilson, Gfld. and N. P. 5.10 J. W. Wilson, Buck Creek 3.00 J. 1). Adams, supl., General.. 14.00 Arthur Bodkins, Brandywine 4.50 Chas. I. Gray, same 4.50 Clias. M. Archer, Fortville and Eden 2.25 Wm. A. Prease, Troy 3.75 Chas. Foster, National 3.00 El da Willett, same 3.00 Isaac Sanford, labor, Duncan 1.50 Chas. Foster, same 3.00 El da Willett, same 3.00 Berry James, same 3.00 f. M. Willett, sain.' 2.00 S. N. Curtis, Olvey 4.50 John Pope, Noblesville 1.50 Chris Pope, same 1.50 Henry Pope, same. 1.50 Chas. M. Archer. Pendleton.. 2.70 S. N. Curtis, same 3.00 Clarence Alford, same 3.00, W. A. Wood. Center and li'winfi 3.90Jno. Milburn, Gtld. and Bwine 6.00 Coleman Pope, same 4.50. L. C. Barrel I, same 14.50Chas. Scott, Center and Bwine 3.50 L. C. Barrett, same 9.65 Arthur Richey, same 3.50 James E. Sample, tile. Sample 6.75 11. F. Wickard. labor, general 33.0Q,
CHARLES H. TROY. Auditor.
Pension Insiirari ce.
Miss Orzie Sewell, of West Fourth street, who has been carrying a pension policy in the Indiana Life Endowment Insurance Company, of Evansville, Ind., is now, under the terms of the policy, a pensioner, and entitled to $20 per month as long as she lives, or to the time when she has drawn $3,000. In case of her death before (lie face of the policy is drawn, her mother, who is her beneficiary after death, draws $100. and $20 per month until I lie face of (he policy has been drawn.
Miss Sewell look out a policy about one year ago, through the agency of William II. Toney, of this city, and paid and will continue to pay a premium of $1.00 per month. Under the terms of the policy, when the policy holder becomes totally and permanently disabled from certain stipulated causes, he becomes a pensioner. This is the condition of Miss Sewell, and she is now provided with a pension of $20 per month until she has drawn the face of her policy, or in case ,of death the monthly pension goes lo her mother. d&w
Notice of Public Sale of Personal Property, Notice is hereby given, tlmt the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Henry B. White,deceased, will offer for sale at public miction, lit the lute residence of said decedent, in Bine Kiver Township, Hancock County, Indiana,011 -lime 1!?. 1!11, the personal property of said estate consisting of Household and Kitchen furniture, fanning impliments, rubber tired buggy, corn in the crib, hay in the mow, farm wagon, hop rack, hay ladders, wagon bed. gravel bed, lawn mower, cooking stove, kitchen cabinet and other things tc numen us to mention. Said sale io begin at 10 o'clock A. M.
TERMS OF SALE
Ail sums of $5.00 or under cash iu hand, over fB.OOn credit of not to exceed nine (9) months will be given, purchaser executing1 his note therefor, bearing six per cent interest after maturity, waiving relief, providing attorney's fee, with Approved surety thereon. No property to be removed until the terms of snle hnve been complied with.
LYDIA K. WHITE,
James F. Reed, Administratrix. .. Attorney for Administratrix.
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