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Luella Simmons and Hazel Braddock have been recent guests of Charles Hutchinson and family and Bert Orr and wife.
Ella Thomas visited Mrs. Earl Sample at Greenfield last week. Charles Bridges and wife spent last Wednesday night with Austin Addison.
Ed Kiser and wife, of Carthage, have been guests of Ila Ilaney and family this week.
Cecil Morris and family spent last. Sunday with A. J. Walker. Ella White and sons, Ernest and Paul, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Addison.
Joseph Bundy and wife and Walter Scott and wife spent Saturday at Newr Castle with Jesse Slifer and family.
George Scott has returned from a trip to Illinois. Mary Williams, of Willow, visited her mother, Margaret McKown, last week.
Freeman Braddock. Jerry Scott. A. J. Walker and Margaret McKown are on the sick list.
Clyde Kearns and family and 71a Haney and family spent Sunday with the Lacy sisters.
Lucian Reeves and wife spent last Sunday with Riley Jones and wrife. George Dudley and wife are sick with tonsilitis at the home of John W7ales.
Dr. Titus called on Mrs. James McClarnon Sunday. George Smith is confined to his home with sickness.
Mrs. Mede Dean, of Indianapolis, has been visiting Mrs. Ann Lacev and Marshall Hittle.
Harve Rigor and family have removed to their beautiful new home. Rev. Yan Winkle, of Irvington, visited Saturday night and Sunday with Roe McKown.
OTTERBEIN.
Rev. H. W. Robbins and Misses Viola, Ruby and Hilda Sanford took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Roney Wednesday.
Miss Marie Cly, of Gem, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Millard Shelby. Misses Opal Eastes and Gladys Scotten took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker Sunday.
Rev. H. W. Robbins spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crump.
Mrs. Flora Stant, of Philadelphia, is visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville and Miss Viola Sanford took dinner with T. E. Scotten and family Sunday.
Miss Helen Shelby visited Miss Viola Sanford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins, of Amity, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Sanford visited I. M. Sanford and family Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Scotten visited their daughter, Mrs. Jesse Saville,
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of Mt. Vernon, Wednesday. Campbell Parker was at Indianapolis Monday.
The revival meeting continues at this place. Rev. Robbins called on Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Scot ten Monday.
Revival meetings will continue on each night at 7 o'clock. All invited to attend.
RURAL ROUTE 1.
Yern Anderson will soon move to a farm that he rented south of Fountain! own.
Bailey Duncan, wife and daughter,^ Florence, were shopping at Indianapolis Monday.
Charles Jackson, trustee, is confined to his home on account of illness.
Owing to the snow being drifted on the road, the Morristown mail did not arrive Saturday.
Mrs. Will Ward is on the sick list. Richard Bennett is confined to his home writh a severe cold.
Miss Minnie Austin, of Greenfield .spent last week with Harry Porter and wife.
Henry Reed, who formerly lived on the Lafayette S'iifer farm, has moved into the house with his brother, John Reed, on the Riley Siders farm.
Mr. Carleton, oi near Carthage, will move onto the Slifer farm and work for Jacob Wilhelm.
Grant Roberts and wife, of Ripley county, spent Saturday night with Charles Snider and wife.
Mrs. Nancy Wilhelm is sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Riley Siders.
Born, to J. J. Kemper and wife, a girl baby, January 6th. Jacob McCormick lost one of his old family horses Sunday morning.
Henry Reed will soon leave for a visit with relatives in Kentucky.
CURRY'S CHAPEL.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Apple were at Greenfield Thursday. Mrs. George Hammer spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Biser spent a few days last, week with relatives at Indianapolis.
Will Moon and daughter. Stella, were shopping at Greenfield last Thursday.
Miss Marvel Bradley spent a few days last week with friends near Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stephens were at Greenfield Thursday. Meeting was held at the home of Elmer Brooks Sunday night.
Clarence All%ord, of Eden, called on friends here Sunday evening. I The revival at this place will be! started again soon.
Edward W ilson, wne and sons. James and Delmar, spent Sunday with the former's parents, James Wilson and wife.
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Yerna and Antony Ploenges and Ethel Snider visited Frank Welling and family Sunday.
Maynard H. Snodgrass, of Indianapolis, and Henry Weeder visited Otis Snider and family Sunday.
Claude Hancock and family, Best Wright and family visited Charles Ostermeier and family Sunday.
Henry Hawkins and wife visited Isaac Sanford and family Thursday. Annie Sanford and children visited William Kirkhoff, wife and son George, Sunday.
Hiram Crump and wife visited Henry Hawkins and family Wednesday.
There will be Sunday school on Sunday morning at 9:30, followed by preaching Y. P. C. U. at 6:30.
Revival meetings will begin soon at this place.
MAXWELL.
Miss Chloe Shepler entertained a number of friends at her home on Sunday afternoon in honor of Earl Pritchard, of Liberty, Ind. The evening was enjoyed by the Misses Nell Webb, Edna Watson, Gladys and Hazel Jackson, Doris Young, Grace Reynolds, Pauline Burke, Nell Prat and Ruth West, and Messrs. Mordecai Cooper, Virgil Reedy, Ed Hudson, Lawrence Brizendine, William Jackson, Emery Shepler, Avery H. Leary and Earl Pritchard. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening.
Miss Edna Watson spent the week-end with friends here. Miss Isiphene Moore spent Sunday afternoon with Marian West.
Remember the church services at the Friends church Sunday night. Earle Pritchard, of Liberty, has been visiting friends here.
Rev. Hutchins preached to a large crowd Sunday night in the absence of Rev. Dawson, who is ill.
Mrs. Wm. Jackson went to Anderson Monday to attend the funeral of Frank Pence, who died last Sunday.
MILNER'S CORNER.
Bert Thompson and wife, of West Virginia, are spending a few weeks with the latter's parents, Z. T. Adkins and wife.
S. M. Gable transacted business at Markleville this week. Arnold Keller was at Pendleton Saturday.
Ralph Gable and son, Robert, of Hartford City, who have been here a few days visiting friends, have returned home.
Bert Armstrong, of Warrington, was transacting business in this vicinity Monday.
Clennie and Freda Jackson spent Sunday with their brother, Oren Jackson, and wife, near Eden.
Several from here attended meeting at Mt. Gilead church Sunday evening, where Rev. Hughes, of Kentucky, is assisting Rev. Johnson, the pastor.
Homer Collins and wife, of Nashville* were visiting Wm. H. Keller and family Sunday.
Margaret and Herbert Troy are on the sick list. Herman Poole delivered a bunch of fine hogs to Willow Branch on Tuesday.
Bert Thompson and family spent Saturday with O. P. Keller and family.
NEW PALESTINE, R. R. 2. Henry Spilker, Sr., of near Gem, is very poorly at this writing.
Ezra Schildmeier, of Cicero, spent a few days this week with Anton Schildmeier and family.
Edna Markworth spent Sunday with Ed Roesener and wife. Louis Merlau was at Indianapolis last Friday.
Errima and Margaret Richman spent, Sunday with Charlie Prescher and wrife.
Mrs. Geo. Sommers spent part of lost week with relatives and friends at Indianapolis.
Andy Kirkhoff and sisters and John Resener spent Saturday night and Sunday at Indianapolis.
Robert Gunn spent a few days last week with Matt Elliott and family.
Emma Spier was at Indianapolis Friday. Ezra Schildmeier, Goldie Parish, and Marie Schildmeier spent Sunday evening with Elmer and Freda Merlau.
Will Spier spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Indianapolis.
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Mrs. Marshall Neison and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Coltshead, of Indianapolis, spent Wednesday with Henry Spilker and family.
The Aid Society will meet, at the church Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 7th, at 2 p. m. Anyone interested and willing to help the society will please attend.
Chas. Faust, of Indianapolis, visited his mother, Mrs. C. A. Faust, Sunday afternoon.
Albert Spilker and Carl Cook will
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leave Wednesday for North Vernon Jennings county, to visit friends. Mrs. Andrew Sebastian was the guest of relatives at Indianapolis a few days of last week.
Miss Carrie Snodgrass, of New Palestine, was the guest of Malinda and Amelia Cook Tuesday evening.
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Mind Over Matter.
Speaking of the influence of mind over matter, it is currently related that a Columbus, Ohio, man lost his teeth, wrhich were of the "store" variety. Not finding them quickly, he became convinced that he had swallowed them and that they w-ere preying upon his vitials like an infernal and ferocious monster. He took to his bed, called in the physician, arranged his business affairs and was about to submit to a search eft his interior department by the surgeons, when his wrife recovered the missing molars from the restaurant where he had nonchalantly deposited them on a table after using on a "ham and—". With their recovery, his pains marvelously dissappeared and the disappointed surgeons withdrew .with a we'll-get-you yet expression.
Short Course.
A Farmers' and Stockmen's Short Course under the Agricultural Extension Department of Purdue University, at Shirley, January 29-30-31. Id28
MOHAWK.
O. A. Newsom made a business trip to Wilkinson Tuesday. John Baity and wife were called to Eden Tuesday by the death of a relative.
Orliff Dunn and Taylor Jones were at Indianapolis Saturday. Edgar Cummins and w7ife, of Fairland, visited at the home of James McCann Sunday evening. Mr. McCann still continues very ill.
Andrew Fuller, who has been sick, is reported as being better. Willie Wilson and Thomas Price were at Greenfield Saturday, and took dinner with Mrs. Nancy Rumler.
James Flanagan and wife spent Sunday with A. T. Wilson and wife. James Leary, wife and daughters, Helen and Autumn, and Jesse Williams and wife visited with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Maroska Sunday.
George Owen and family, of R. R. 5, spent Sunday with,Oswald Liedl and family.
T. B. Leary and Rev. Joseph W. WTainscott w7ere at Greenfield Monday.
David Jarrelt is spending this wTeek with William Eakes and family.
Julia Estel and little son are visiting this w^eek with T. B. Leary and family.
Millie Owens has returned to her home near Eden, after spending a few days with relatives here.
Mahala Brooks and children spent Sunday evening with Lucy Jackson.
Few Cases of Sickness. Notwithstanding extremely cold weather for two weeks, w7hich was preceded by heavy rains and many weather changes, there are very few cases of sickness in Greenfield for this season of the year. Usually the physicians are kept going almost day and night during January on account of pneumonia, etc., but this year there have been but few cases of this disease, and a comparatively few cases of any other diseases.
William Summerville, of Indianapolis, is moving his family to this city. They will occupy the Brown property on Main street.
Mrs. Alma Harrison, of Palo Alta, Cal., is here for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Bohn.
Misses Fay Wilson and Luella Simmons, of R. R. 8, were guests of Mrs. Huston, on Pennsylvania and South streets today.
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BROWNS CHAPEL.
John Woods aiiti wile, Raymond Moore and wife and Miss (Jladys leal, oi Greenfield, visited James Moore and wife Sunday.
L. Crid'T and family and B. P. Lowe and family visited with Will Kirkpatrick and family Sunday.
George Woods has been sick for the past three weeks. Rev. Clawson and family visited icrest Crider and family Sunday.
Mr. Conway and wife and Miss Mary Davis, of Greenfield, were the guests ol Ruth (elements Sunday.
Myrtle KirKpatrirk spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents. W iii Kirkpatrick and wife.
Lucien Heim and Miss Hildred Catt "visited PranKie (..rider Saturday evening.
Harry Webber returned to his home at Cumberland Monday after visiting Arzv Mitchell.
O. B. Crider and family visited Mr. and Mrs. W H. Crider Sunday. Georgia Trees visited Mrs. Jeff Anderson last Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Clements spent Thursday evening in town. Ralph Crider returned Saturday night after assisting in a revival meeting at Lebanon.
Miss Maggie Crider is on the sick list. The funeral of the little daughter of Otto Parish and wife took place here Thursday morning with Rev. Daily in charge.
Claud Kirkpatrick and wife visited his grandmother, Mrs. Alice Thomas. Sunday evening.
W. J. Crider and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy. Fletcher Brooks and family visited James Crider and family Sunday.
Arzy Mitchell. Ralph Crider and Misses Hildred Catt and Alice Crider attended meeting at Charlottesville Sunday night.
Mrs. Will Bridges returned to her home at Toledo, Ohio, Sunday after visiting her foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Trees.
Rev. Ledbetter, president of the Indiana Conference, preached here Sunday.
Miss Alice Crider spirit Monday night with her brother. Will Crider. James P. Moore. L. C. and James Crider spent. Tuesday in the snowdrifts, grading the roads.
L. S. Crider and wife, Alice and Frankie Crider visited Jeff Trees and wife Tuesday night.
Elmer Heim and family visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Heim, at Greenfield Sunday.
CHARLOTTESVILLE R. R. I.
Frank Edwards and Ernest Bond shipped a car load of hogs to the Indianapolis market last Tuesday.
Amos Chapman, of near Fountaintown, spent- Wednesday night with his daughter and family.
W. H. Powers and son, Bing, were at Greenfield last Friday. Phillip Clark, of Mi 11 town, was on the route part of last week.
Owing to the snow and the slavish roads, our hack driver, Arthur Walls, has to put an extra team to the wagon to haul the school children.
Jess West and family entertained Ernest Bond and family and Wesley Banta, wife and son, Howard, to a dinner of baked oppossum and sweet potatoes, Sunday.
Florence Miller is sick and unable to attend school.
CUMBERLAND.
Rev. Morris will begin a series of meetings at the Baptist church next Sunday evening. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. A Young Men,s class was organized Sunday morning. Dr. Ambrose will be the teacher and cordially invites the young men to join the class.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wray. of Irvington, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Snider visited Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wray Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Shepperd will entertain the Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church, also the Aid society of the Baptist church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Schmoe and son, Earl, of Bridgeport, visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Harvey, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Matilda Loechle and son, Gustav, and Miss Julia Reasoner, of Indianapolis, were guests, Sunday, of Miss Hilda and Pauline Schram.
Milton Huntington, who has been at the St. Vincent Hospital, was brought to the home of his mother, Mrs. Charles Emry, last week.
Gustav Schramm is in very poor health and a specialist from Indianapolis was called to consult with Dr. Young, who is the attending physician.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harvey and Miss Maggie Wright visited Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Girt, Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Carrie Rethmeier, Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in planning for future work.
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Haydn- Cooper was at Indianapolis Monday on business. Charles Webb is no better at this writing.
Mrs. Julian Estel has recovered from her illness. Spider Clark, of Indianapolis was here Sunday visiting his mother.
Harley Chambers is on the sick list. Quite a number attended preaching services at the M. E. church Sunday night.
Glen Jackson is visiting friends at Anderson. Jesse Hudson, of Eden, is spending a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. Abraham Hudson.
Harry Roberts, of Willow, was in town Tuesday. Avery Phemister. of this place, spent Sunday at Indianapolis with friends.
Beaver Clark, of this place, has postponed his visit to California, and has accepted a position with H. J. Chambers and Co.
Dr. Sisson, of Greenfield, wras in town Tuesday on professional business.
H. J. Chambers & Co.. has the agency for the Rose City Laundry of New Castle.
Tom McCune spent Sunday with Steve Moore and family. Emery Shepler is out of school on account of sickness.
J. W. Frazier was at Indianapolis Tuesday on business.
The fire company was called out Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock to the old Masonic Hall, on the corner of Main and Pennsylvania streets. A small blaze appeared on the roof at the extreme north ~nd, and it took only a few minutes to put it out, with only a few dollars in damage. The source of the fire is a mystery, as there is no flue at that end of the hall. It is thought that a spark from some nearby flue caused the fire. A great- crowd of people gathered quickly, despite the cold and snow, expecting to see an exciting fire.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors who so kindly aided us at the time of the death and funeral of our dear baby, Alma Lucile, and also to Brown's Chapel for the floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Parish.
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Mt. Lebanon Revival.
Revival at the Methodist Protestant church at Mt. Lebanon still continues. Rev. J. p. Ledbetter. the president of Indiana Conference, preached Saturday and Sunday nights at Mt. Lebanon, and Sunday morning at Brown's Chapel. There was a good attendance at all the services and one lady was converted at the Sunday night meeting. We desire that all the Christians wrill pray for this meeting. Everybody' invited. John S. Clawson.
Installed Officers.
The Daughters of Rebekah met last Tuesday evening and installed officers as follows: Maud Andrick, N. G. Bertha Harding, V. G. Anns Frye, chaplain Frankie Smith, warden Mrs. Kirkpatrick, conductress? Ida Gibbs. P. N. G.: Anna Smith, R. S. to N. G. Lola Snodgrass. L. S. to N. G. Bell Wood, R. S. to V. G.* Fannie Clayton, L. S. to V. G. Rebekah Cook. O. S. G.: Polly Robb, I. S. G. Nola Mathes. F. S. Alice Archey, R. S.: Mrs. Richard Hagans, treasurer. After the completion of the work, refreshments were served during ah hour of social conversation.
Real Estate Transfers.
John Andis to Sarah E. Eastes, -10 acres land, $6,250. S. C. Staley et al., to Robert Harlan, 41 65-100 acres, q. c. deed, $5,050
Ada Pearl Wood et al., to W. G. BurnS et al., lot in Wilkinson and land, $2,000.
Orville Kearns, formerly a fesident. of this city, writes relatives from Ridley, Cal.. that they have had unusually cold weather there, but that the pumpkins did not freeze on the south side of the barm and that the violets are blooming.
Several boys and girls formed a party Tuesday evening and took a bob-sled ride to the home of Miss Letta Binford, south of this city. The evening was spent in games and music and refreshments were served. fl I