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John Price was at Indianapolis, Wednesday. Millie Owries of Eden, spent Saturday night with Oswald "Liedl and wife.

Edward'Jackson and family and George Lowder spent Sunday with Scott Lowder and family.

David Deshong and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Nancy Atchison, who is sick.

Virgil Fuller has returned home from Chaimpaign, 111., where he has been in a hospital. He was injured in a wreck.

Mrs. Nellie Price spent Sunday with Mrs. Ann Williams. Mrs. Laura Eakins was shopping at Indianapolis Tuesday.

Ollie Price has gone to the sanitarium at Attica, Ind. John Davis, wife and daughter, Fannie, spent Sunday with W. H. Wilson and family.

Mrs. Ida. Williams has returned home after spending a few days, with relatives at Cleveland.

Jesse Maroska, of Michigan, is spending the week with his parents Charles Maroska and wife.

Oliver Wilson has purchased the store room of Wm. Cahill and will start a grocery in a Tew weeks.

CLEVELAND.

Born, Tuesday to Abram Nibarger and wife, a son. Walter Addison and wife were calling on -Mrs. May Simmons and Mrs. Crystal Walker, who are both very sick, Sunday.

Mrs. Amanda Cook wTas calling on Mrs. Kizia Burris, Thursday. Mrs. Nellie Goodpasture, teacher of the primary class at the Sunday school, entertained the little ones at her home Saturday afternoon. Refreshments were served and games in the attic enjoyed.

Mrs. Scott and children and John Shipley and family, of Maxwelll visited Chas. Williams and family Sunday.

Mrs. Ella Richardson entertained at dinner Sunday, Dr. Smith, of Charlottesille, Mrs Ida Williams Mrs. Alice Glascock and M. M. Burris and family.

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visited relatives here Tuesday. Waiter Pauley and wife visited their daughter at Carthage Sunday.

C. E. Elsworth, Mrs. Goldie Williams and daughter, Martha, Mrs. Alice Glascock and Miss Leta Kinsel attended the Riley day exercises at Greenfield.

Mrs. Addie Murphy of Greenfield, visited Chester Murphy and family Tuesday.

Little Walter Payne visited his sister Mary's school on Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Williams, of Mohawk, visited her cousins, Mrs. Etta Hunt and Mrs. Kizia Burris from Saturday until Monday.

Neva Beck, who is working at Indianapolis, spent Sunday at home.

PHILADELPHIA

Oliver Dunham and family, of near Maxwell, spent Sunday with James Curry and family.

Misses Eva and Bessie Deck were guests Sunday of Misses Meaiie and Glenna At.herton.

S. Burk, of Charlottesville, visited Saturday with his sister, Mrs. Jennie Short.

Misses Minerva Elsbury and Bertha Griffith spent one. night last week with Miss Pearl Butler at Greenfield.

Several of our young people attended the box supper at No. 7 on Saturday night.

Harrison Lamb and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanford, near Otterbein.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shelby, of Greenfield, visited Raymond Wilson and family Sunday.

Several from this place attended revival meeting at Sugar Creek on Saturday night.

Harvey Hutton, of Anderson, visited Saturday and Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutton.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kidwell and Homer Breece and family were the guests Sunday of George Holding and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Meek, of New Castle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meek.

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dianapolis, visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Amy Gilson. Mrs. Raymond Wilson is on the sick list.

WILLOW

John Marsh and family spent last Saturday at Indianapolis. Gideon Padgett and family, of Warrington, spent Sunday with Ed Williams.

J. W. Larimore, wife and son, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Walter Welborn.

Harvey Gordon and wife, of Greenfield, spent Friday with John Loudenback.

Clau'de Bolander, of Ogden, 111., spent Saturday and Sunday here with friends.

Eva Fort spent Sunday with Weston Somerville, of Markleville. Mrs. Carlin Shultz and family spent Sunday with relatives at Charlottesville.

Mrs. Etta Sipe and Miss Eva Thomas are attending the Woman's Foreign Missionary Convention at Redkey, and will visit at Portland, Muncie and Anderson before reluming home.

Mrs. Dell Marsh and Sadie Patterson, of Greenfield, spent Sunday wilh .John and Mayme Patterson.

A. J. Whetsel and John McComas, of Fortville, were in our town Sunday calling on relatives.

Samuel Price and family spent Sunday with James Van Duyn. Frank Williams, of Indianapolis, and Wm. Kfeck and family, of Wilkinson, spent Sunday with Melvin Williams.

Ernest Hiday spent Sunday with relatives at Fortville. Gladys Doolittle spent Sunday with Beatrice Loudenback.

Ward Martindale and family were at Indianapolis Saturday. Leon Kinder returned from Chicago Friday, where she has been visiting her brother for some time.

Norris, the 10 year old son of Curtis Collier, was painfully hurt by a horse Saturday. The horse stepped on his ankle, tearing the ligaments, but no bones were fractured. ..

Alvin Sipe and family spent last Sunday with W. S. Thomas. Walter Welborn, one of our merchants, held a bargain sale Saturday and reported a good trade.

J. O. Fort was at Dunkirk Monday on business. Mrs. Wm. Shepherd and son, Basil spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Kennard.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with., Mrs. Sinnett on Wednesday.

Wm. Plummer, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Cora Krammes spent Friday with Orville Plummer.

Mrs. Lina Sipe was shopping at New Castle Saturday. Misses Alice and Lillie Geyer, of New Castle, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mayme Patterson.

Samuel Tutrow, of Wilkinson, spent Sunday with Margaret Tut-

row, of this place. Houston Cranfill and Thomas B. Piper shipped a carload of hogs Friday.

Revival meetings will commence here Friday night. Rev. James H. Short, of Cleveland, will conduct the services.

FOUNT AINTOWN.

Miss Flora Arnold called on her sister, Mrs. Frank Snider, Tuesday. Mrs. Harrison attended the funeral of Mrs. Ullery at New Palestine Wednesday.

Rev. German preached a very interesting sermon at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.

Miss Melda Lisher returned to Greenfield Sunday morning. Fred Boles is very low at this writing.

Mrs. John Lisher and son, Yincent, of Shirley, are visiting Mrs. Hannah Rafferty.

Mrs. John Lisher and son, Vincent, of Shirley, are visiting Mrs. Hannah Rafferty.

Several people from here attended the horse show at Morristown Thursday.

William Wright, who lives near here, while cutting feed Monday evening, caught three of the fingers of his left hand in the cutting box, severing two at the first joint and injuring the other.

RURAL ROUTE 1.

Rev. Clawson filled his regular appointment at Mt. Lebanon Sunday morning and evening.

Miss Bernice Jacobs visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Foster, Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith called on Bert Thompson and wife, at Greenfield Sunday afternoon.

Quite a number from this vicinity attended the horse show at Morristown last Thursday.

Roy Jeffries and family and Noble Jeffries and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barrett, near Curry's Chapel, Sunday.

Mrs. Pharabe Bentley attended church at Mt. Lebanon Sunday. Rev. Clawson and family and J. H. McQueeney and wife took dinner with John Dobbins and family near Westland, Sunday.

NEW PALESTINE R. R. 2. Mrs. Louis Merlau was at Indianapolis Thursday.

Andrew Schildmeier and family entertained company Sunday. Louis Richman and William Sander spent Sunday in Boone county.

Tillie Harting and Lizzie Spier spent last Thursday with Emma Kirkhoff.

Amelia Sander and Margaret W. Brune spent Sunday with Henry Brier and family.

Chris Hoff and wife were at Indianapolis Friday. Charles Kottlowski and family had as their guests Sunday, Gus Lenker and family, John Click and family, Fred Homeier and wife, Ernest Kottlowski, all of Indianapolis, and Ezra and Esther Merlau and Henry Spier and children.

Emma Richman was at Indianapolis Thursday. Ben, Tillie and Freda Harting spent Sunday with relatives near Cumberland.

George Hack and daughter, Emma, were at Indianapolis Saturday. The young people gave a miscellaneous shower for Annetta Eickrnan Sunday night. Many useful presents were received, a big crowd was present and a good -time had by all.

Henry Eickman and family spent Sunday with Indianapolis relatives. Emma and Margaret Richman, Edward Walz, Mr. and Mrs. Brune, Fred Sander and family, called on Will Sander and children Monday.

CUMBERLAND

Mrs. Alice Little will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the M, E. church Thursday afternoon at her home. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society is also invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiese, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gale, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rettmyer, Mr. and Mrs. Tra Oswald and Mr. and Mrs. T: A. Brittenham attended the banquet Monday evening at Roberts' Park church, Indianapolis, given by the Marion County Sunday School Association, and also attended the evening session of the convention.

Mrs. Fred Wiese and daughter, Frances, spent part of this week with her pareiits, Mr. and Mrs. John Deel, of Lawrence.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ricer, of the Smith Valley, visited his brothers Sunday.

Herbert Harvey and Miss Flora Haegar, of Indianapolis, visited Mrs. Sarah Harvey and daughter, Miss Maggie Harvey, Sunday.

The congregation of the M. E. church is putting in new cement walks, '4

Death of a Child.

Everett, the 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball, died Tuesday night at their' home at Arlington. Fuheral Thursday at 2 o'clock at Arlington. Morrison & McDaniel, undertakers.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE

John Tharp and wife, of Warrington, are spending a few days with Wm. Overman and family.

Margaret Pressnall spent last week with her son, Clinton, and family, at New Castle.

Earl McCormick and wife and Roy James and wife, of Knightstown, spent Sunday here with John Bell and family.

The telephone exchange will be moved into the McLaughlin property soon, and the Lacy girls will have charge.

Jane Kirkpatrick is visiting relatives and friends in the Nameless Creek and Maxwell neighborhoods, and also at Greenfield.

Elizabeth White is confined to her home on account of sickness. Jim Bell moved his family to the Sherman Smith farm north of here Saturday.

C. E. Evans, wife and daughter, Marjorie, spent Saturday and Sunday at Indianapolis, the guests of Ray Lindley and family.

Alma May Taylor will give an entertainment at the high school building on Friday night. Miss Taylor comes highly recommended as a reader and impersonator.

John Tharp and wife, Mrs. Wm. Overman and daughters, Mina and Adeline, and son, Arnold, spent last Saturday at Indianapolis.

Dr. Smith moved his office to the property vacated by James Bell, on Locust, street.

The Fleur De Lis Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Lane. Floyd Starbuck and son, Gerald, of Anderson, were here Friday visiting his parents. Choral Ulery, who formerly lived with them here was bitten by a mad dog recently and is now at the hospital at Indianapolis, taking pasteur treatment.

Fannie, Carrie and Esther Draper spent Sunday north of Knightstown with their brother, Chas. Draper.

Mrs. Willard Reeves spent Sunday with relatives near Markleville. Claude Crickmore and wife spent Sunday at Dunreith with his parents.

Mrs. H. F. Wilson and daughter, Nema, spent Wednesday at Indianapolis.

The Literary Club of this place, composed of seventeen ladies, has arranged for a lecture course consisting of five entertainments, to be given at the high school building, one each month through the winter. The first number will be on October 22d, and is an impersonator, pianist and vocalist, the Margaret Smith Company.

John Bailey and wife, of New Castle, and Frank Ledbetter, of Dunreith. were Sunday guests of Wm. McDaniel and family.

T. E. Niles and wife and Winfield Lane, and wife spent Sunday with friends at Indianapolis.

Wilson Bundy and family moved to Knightstown Monday. Dr. Alex Lowe, of Philadelphia, called on Wm. Lowe and family on Monday.

George Benjamin and wife spent Sunday at Straughn with relatives. Geo. D. Benjamin, of Indianapolis. called on George Benjamin and wife here Monday. He will move in a few days to California, to make his future home.

Mrs. Florence Simmons, of Indianapolis, spent the week-end at this place with her daughter, Ruth Frost.

Russell Williams was at Fortville Tuesday on business.

MORRISTOWN

Miss Mabel Gant, who teaches at this place, was called to her home at Greenfield last week on account of. the death of her grandfather, A. J. Banks.

David Sexton and wife called on Lee Rafferty and family, of Foun^ taintown last Friday. Mr. Rafferty is very low with typhoid fever.

Sam Olinger lost a nice spring colt last Tuesday morning. It had lockjaw and had to be killed.

The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church served dinner and ice cream at the sale of Mr. Zike, south of here last Monday. They report a grand success and the sale was largely attended

The horse show last Thursday was largely attended. A wagon load of men from Westland attended the Progressive meeting last Saturday night here.

Mrs. Amos Chapman and daughters, Ruby and Mary, of nearFouritaintown, and Mrs. Wesley Banta

and son, of Greenfield, attended the horse show and took dinner with Jesse West and family.

Oliver Olinger and wife made a trip to Eden last Monday in their automobile.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Rock Wednesday afternoon. Quite a number from here attended the sale of Grant Morris ©ra Tuesday.

Some of the farmers have begun cribbing their corn. There will be a great deal to gather this year.

MILNER'S CORNER

Rev. J. Johnson, our pastor, delivers some very able sermons at the U. B. church. Everyone invited to come out and hear him. The meetings will continue this week,

Willard Adkins, of Indianapolis, was among home friends Sunday. Jesse Jackson has purchased a new automobile.

Mrs. Clarence Keller, who has been quite ill, is improving slowly. The N. H. T. D. Association's call meeting-held at the church Friday afternoon was well attended.

Mrs. Callie Troy, of Ohio, is visiting friends and relatives here. Horace Wickard, commissioneroi the Middle District, and son, Almond, were transacting business here iday.

W. A. Preas and Henry Huber made a business trip to Greenfield Saturday.

Pearl Slaughter and daughter, of Wilkinson, were guests of E. J. Keller and family over Sunday.

George Valentine and wife and Milton Henry and wife spent Sunday at the home of Ida Wilson.

Henry McComas and wife, of Fortville, were visiting with F. M, Jackson and wife Thursday.

Nathan L. Frank was at Greenfield Saturday. 0. P. Keller was transacting business at Indianapolis Wednesday.

John Reynolds, wife and daughter. Delia, were guests of A1 Prea3 and family Sunday.

Samuel Whisler, who is employed at the home of Ida Wilson, was calling on his old friend, Arnold Keller, Sunday.

Mrs. John Riser and son, of Curry's Chapel, were calling on Cecil Fisk Friday.

Ir a Roberts and wife spent Saturday night with their son, Edgar Roberts, and attended the meeting' in progress here.

Rev. Johnson dined with Bam Jackson Sunday. Listen for the wedding bells.

WILEY'S CORNER

Mrs. Joseph Smith spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Reed, at Cwynneville. last week. .Mrs. Ernest Ford and daughter, Mabelle Thelma, were guests of her sister, Mrs. Meek, at Freeport, last Sunday.

John Wiley and family spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Wiley's sister, Mrs. Austin Watson, at Cumberland.

John Boring and family, of Carrolllon, and Orlando Jessup and family were entertained at dinner Sunday by Frank Barrett and wife.

Mrs. W. A. Wiley is suffering as the result of a fall she received a couple of weeks ago.

John E. Wiley and Harry Barnard are doing' some carpenter work north of Philadelphia.

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Mrs. Mary Everson is seriously ill at her home on Osage street.

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Following is a list of letters remaining uncalled for in the postoffice at Greenfield, October 17th:

Mr. C. P. K. Conklin. Mrs. Minnie Bowman. Mrs. Cora Funkhouser. Mr. James Gillispie. Mr. Harvey II. Harmon. Daisy Jeffries. Mrs. Howard Metz. Mr. Lee Perkinson. Mrs. Lizzie Speagle. Mrs. Tom Worvis. Miss Elsie Wilson. Persons calling for the above letters will please say "advertised."

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STATE OF INDIANA, HANCOCK COUNTY, ss: Newton R. Spencer, manager of the Greenfield Weekly Republican,,^ being duly sworn upon his oathr says that his subscription on the said paper this 17th day of Octoter„ 1912, is 1,505, as he verily believes and further affiant says not.

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