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Quite a number from here attendthe Shelby-Parker reunion at Spring Lake Park Sunday.
Howard Parker and family spent Sunday with Rufus Black and wife, near Philadelphia.
Charles Fink and wife were at Terre Haute Wednesday attending a wedding of Mr. Fink's cousin.
Rev. C. P. Martin and wife are spending a few days with her parents, C. W. Parker and family.
Floyd Parker and wife called on Josh Ronev and wife Sunday. The children's entertainment was well attended Sunday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andy Spilker and children spent Sunday with Mary Holtzhansen and family of Cumberland.
Mrs. Fred Buesking, of Cumberland, called on friends here Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harting entertained Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartmg and son, Harold, of Bell's Chapel, and Henry Cook and family, of this place, at dinner Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Anton Spilker last Wednesday afternoon. The attendance was 27, and collection $2.35. All reported a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watson entertained Ml*, and Mrs. Adam Deshong, of Mohawk, Sunday.
Miss Edith Wiebke, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Raesner.
Miss Cora Shaw spent Saturday with friends at Greenfield. Mr. Albert Spilker spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Rodewald, of Valley Mills.
Malinda, Amelia and Carl Cook
Carpets and Mattings
6 Rolls of our Regular 65c and 69c Carpets at 47c pep yd. 2 Rolls of our Regular 39c Caprets at 28c per yd. 6 Rolls of our Regular 25c Carpets at 20c per yd. All 25c and 30c Mattings go in this sale at 17c per yd. All 15c and 20c Mattings go in this sale at 12c per yd.
We carry a complete assortment of Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks for your summer vacation.
OTTERBEIX.
The sound of the reaper is heard in our neighborhood. Misses Eva Crump and Alice Griffith returned Friday from Terre Haute, where they had been attending the Y. P. C. U. convention. They were delegates from the local church.
Mrs. Garrett Duncan is improving at this writing. William Griffith and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. Elbert Thompson and wife, of Foxholm, Minn. Rolla Meek and wife, of New Castle Paul and Lee Thompson, of Greenfield Howard Owens, of Peru Henry Schilling and wife, of Acton, and Charles Fink and wife.
17 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 was $22.50, now $12.75 16 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 2 Axminster Rugs, ll%xl2 4 Seamless Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 2 Crex Rugs, 9x12 1 Fine Pattern, wool filler, 12x12 1 Fine Pattern, wool filler, 6x9 14 Fine Velvet Rugs, 36x72 13 Fine Velvet Rugs, 30x54
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L/OVenng wood Finish. The finest we have ever handled.
Floor Covering or Filler—Natural Wood Finish—the Finest Filler on the market 24 inch at 25 els.—36 inch at 35 els.
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and John Spilker were guests Sunday of Anna and Henry Prange, of Lawrence.
Mrs. Eastes, of ML Comfort, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fruik Eastes.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet next month, July 12th, with Mrs. Xelle Rodewald.
Mrs. Mabel Raesner and Mrs. Fred Racsner were shopping at Indianapolis Friday.
Several from this place attended the children's day entertainment, at Philadelphia Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirkholf, of Juliet, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deerburg.
Sunday„School Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Services Sunday evening July 9th, at 7:30 o'clock. Ail are invited to attend.
MILNER'S CORNER.
Herman Poole, wife and daughter, Helen, were guests of Jeff Raines and wife, of Pendleton, Sunday.
Clay Morris and wife spent Friday with the latter's parents, William Ball and wife, near Eden.
Lateef and Fula Jackson were shopping in Fortville Friday. Cora Keller and niece, Cora Jackson, of Greenfield, were guests of Levi Jackson and wife Sunday.
E. J. Keller and wife and Mary A. Keller spent Sunday with W. A. Preas and family.
Joseph Collingwood, wife and daughter, Goldie, Will Collingwood and wife, Horace Dangler and wife and Cecil Collingwood were Sunday guests at th4 home of Walter N. Troy and wife.
Rhehema Dawson, who has been spending a few days with her daughter at Pendleton, returned home Sunday.
Howard Hogan and wife were calling on Herman Poole and wife on Monday.
Ed Keller made a business trip to Greenfield Friday. Janie Preas and daughter, Cecil Fisk, were shopping in Fortville on Saturday.
Belle Troy and daughter, Cora, were calling on Goldie Troy Monday. 01 Keller and Beulah Record spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday with Charles Record in Jennings county. They made the trip in their automobile.
Ralph Fisk and wife attended the surprise on his brother, Clarence,
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Don't miss this sale, as it is our last sale of the season and will put dollars in your not describe the hundreds of bargains we have placed in this sale, but here are consideration. Come in and examine these goods for yourself—everything figures and all goods guaranteed to be exactly as advertised. A timely sale
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near Curry's Chapel, Wednesday evening. Oscar Adkins and wife were shopping in Fortville Saturday.
Several from here attended tent meeting at Warrington Sunday evening.
MOHAWK.
Walter Crider and family, of In-i dianapolis, spent Sunday with Jasper Gordon and family.
James Herr, wife and daughter, Flo., visited with Thomas Seaman' and wife at Maxwell Sunday.
Mrs. James McCann is not so well at this writing. Edward Jackson and wife spent! Sunday with Roscoe Wilson and family at Mt. Comfort.
Mrs. Cynthia Glass, of Sheridan, spent part of last week with her sister, Mrs. Rose Bills.
Lewis Flannagan is spending the week with relatives at Mooreland. George Herr and family spent Sunday with Arthur Doughty and family.
Frank Reeves and family visited at the home of Wilford Dobbins on Sunday.
Bert Cohee, wife and little son, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Efile Cahill, of Anderson, spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Alford.
Mrs. Sallie Flannagan, Miss Mary Gilbert and little Mabei Kingery were at Greenfield Tuesday.
Isom Denney, of near Fortville, was at this place Tuesday. Misses Mildred Garrett, Florence Cooper and Isiphine Moore, of Maxwell, spent Monday with Ora Kingen.
Blanche Slansbury spent last week with T. B. Leary and family. Mrs. Maggie Pope is on the sick list.
Carl Smith and wife and Ernest Chappie and little son, Kenneth, spent Sunday with William Barnard and wife.
Jasper Young and daughter, Ella, of Ingalls, visited with the family of William Eaks Sunday.
Work has begun on the new house of Newton Steele. Margaret Clark, of Greenfield, spent a few days of last week wi'th1 his father, Harvey True.
Clifford Johnson, wife a,nd daugh
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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSD^/, JUNE 22, 1911
Foster's Grand Clean-Up Sale
ONE WEEK, JUNE 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24
We have a few of our $22.00 Kitchen Cabinets left —just like the cut— which we put in our cleanup sale at
$12.85
Charles Troy and wife, of Greenfield, spent Saturday and Sunday on' their farm here.
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ter, Opal, of Mooreland, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sallie Flannagan. Mrs. Homer Cox and son, Kenneth, of Indianapolis, have returned home after a week's visit with Isaac Cox and family.
David Deshong and wife spent Tuesday evening with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Driffel at McCordsville.
Nellie Kimberlin spent Saturday night with Harley Payne and wife.
AMITY.
Claude Hancock and family entained at dinner Sunday, Fred Heller and family, Anthony Ploenge and wife, Virgil Ostermeier and Effie Welling, Earl Welling and Freda Kentrup.
Henry Hawkins and family spent Thursday afternoon with Owen Griffith and wife.
Mrs. Jessie Sanford is very poorly at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doub, of Greenwood, spent Sunday with John Collins and wife.
Frank Schildmeier and family entertained his father and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shutt are the proud parents of a fine baby girl. Several from here attended the children's exercises at Otterbein on Sunday evening.
Those who went to Terre Haute last week reported that they had a fine time.
Christine Snider is spending a few days at University Heights at Indianapolis.
Andrew McDufiic called on Walter Ostermeier Friday. Nellie Craig, of Indianapolis, who has been visiting her friends here went home yesterday.
There will be Sunday school on Sunday at 9:30, preaching at 10:30, Y. P. C. E., 7:00, followed by preaching.
Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain uncoiled for at the postoffice at Greenfield, Ind.
Bettie Boyd. Miss Ruth Clark. Jake Fisher. Mrs. A. Tilson: Albert Harris. Miss Greatsy Jackson. Mrs. Irepe Little. .• L, Persons calling for above letters Will please js&y "advertised."
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George W. Duncan, P. M.
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Lace Curtains
We have one very fine regular $30 Davenport which we offer in this week's Clean-up Sale for only
The court house clock went on a strike again Wednesday afternoon, and caused some people to miss the cars on which they were intending to leave the city.
pocket. We cana few for youi marked in plain for June brides.
Furniture
Any piece of furniture in our house this week at just 20 per cent less than the regular price. Think what a saving this means on any furniture you may need.
We have a large stock of high-priced Lace Curtains which we do not want to carry over and you can have your choice at just one.half the regular price. Don't delay, as they won't last long at this price.
Half Price
Two $4.00
$18.25
Three $3.50 Porch Swings, $2.65
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Where Do You Buy I
Your Groceries?
If you have never bought your groceries from us, do so just once, and you will find them always fresh. We sell only reliable well-known brands of Groceries, we sell them at a very low profit, and we have fresh goods coming in every day. You will get full weight and the lowest possible price when you buy from us.
24% lb. Bag Gold Medal Flour 75c 24% lb. Bag Barrett's Our Leader Flour 65c 24% lb. Bag Golden Grain Flour 54c 20 lb. Bag Bon Ton Flour 50c 3- 2% lb. Cans Pie Peaches 25c 3 Cans Early June Peas 25c 3 Cans Sweet Corn 25c 2 Large Cans Pumpkin 15c 2 Large Cans Hominy 15c 1 Large Can Baked Beans 05c 3- 5c Packages Argo Starch 10c 3- 5c Boxes Matches 10c 1 Dozen Mason Quarts 50c 1 Dozen Mason Pints 45c 1 Dozen Economy Quarts 75c 1 Dozen 10c Heavy Rubbers for Mason Jars 05c 1 Dozen 5c Thin Rubbers for Mason Jars 04c Sealing Wax, regular 5c Packages 04c 3 Bars Launtz Gloss Soap 10c 3 Bars Santa Claus Soap 10c 1 Dozen Clothes Pins 01c A few more 35c Brooms, 25c Special—Cook's Pride, a Guaranteed Coffee, per package 25c Special—Birthday Bulk, a Guaranteed Coffee, per lb 20c
Butter and Eggs wanted
The Greenfield Star Store
SIMON KOIN, Proprietor
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Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given. That the undereigned has duly qualified as Executor of the last will and testament of George H. Alford late of Hancock County, Indiana, deceased.
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Said «8tate is supposed to be solvent. Samuel A. Wray, Executor. §#£&&
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