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Foust and family spent with relatives at Rush-
Christmas ville. Charles Riley and wife and Mrs. James Parker spent Christmas with their sister, Emilia, at Culver, Ind.
J„ W. Thomas and family efttertained at dinner Sunday, Samuel y°'-t McClarnon and wife and Mrs. Cora k.rj. Kramer. ,,Srr John and May me- Patterson entertained at Christmas dinner, Mrs.
Marsh and Miss Sacfie Patterson, of Greenfield, and Joseph/Patterson, of Indianapolis.
Charles Record visited his wife at Rockville Christmas. He reports his wife and daughter better.
John Frost and wife took dinner Christmas day with Orville Plummer and wife.
Freeman Smith and family took dinner with Frank Clark and wife on Christmas day.
Rev. Dawson and family spent Christmas with Lucian Thomas and family.
Mrs. J. W. Thomas, Mrs. Ida \Foust and Mrs. Crystal Collins visited friends at Willow Thursday.
Joseph Carmichael and wife took dinner Christmas with F. H. Sipe and wife.
J. H. Doolittle and family spent Christmas with Martin Thomas and family.
Walter Welborn and family spent Christmas with friends at Indianapolis.
J. 0. Fort and family attended a family dinner at Weston SummerLille's Christmas.
Mrs. William- Vest east of here, who has diphtheria, is reported as better.
F. H. Sipe and wife and Mrs. Maggie Cranfill were shopping at Indianapolis Monday.
Walter Welborn and family and Roy Baker, of Indianapolis, took dinner with Mary Record Sunday.
Born, to William Martindale and wife, a girl, Thursday,- Dec. 26th. Sarah Braddock, of Portland, is visiting her son, John Braddock and wife during the holidays.
School closed here last Friday for the holidays. The, school house was beautifully decorated with two Christmas trees. The teacher, Mr. Hiday, gave the children a generous treat and they gave him several nice presents. Several of the parents came but and enjoyed the afternoon exercises.
A. E. and Elmer Sipe attended the marriage of Ernest Hiday and Miss Nannie Hagans Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Huston, of Greenfield, visited William Wilson and family Christmas.
Richard Kinder presented his patrons with a beautiful 1913 calendar Word has been received here of the serious illness of J. C. Buckley, afc jhe home of his daughter, Mrs. C. M. Wise, of Fitzgerald, Georgia.
Orville Plummer and wife are visiting relatives at Rushville.
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INDEPENDENCE
Joe Apple, wife and little son, Melvin, spent Tuesday at Greenfield.
Our school opened Monday, and the children were, all glad to get back at work.
Ed Reeves and wife spent Saturday evening writh the latter's parents, James Jacobs and wife.
J. H. Harrison and family entertained Sunday, Misses Mary Wilson and Eva Bridges, Messrs. Oren Brooks, Charles Bridges, Frank H. Dunham and Otto Pinkston.
Several of our young people spent New Year's eve with Raymond Wilson and family at Philadelphia.
Howard Miller and Otto Pinkston were at Greenfield Tuesday. Miss Elsie Stephens spent Sunday .with Emory Vandine and wife.
Miss Eva Bridges has returned home, after spending several days with Greenfield relatives.,
Lester Jacobs spent several days With his sister, Mrs. Ed Reeves. Rufus Temple and wife and Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughter, Rosiland, and Ralph Duncan spent Thursday night with James Bridges and family. c- wX*
Edward Pmkston spent the week with Joseph Harrison and family. Miss Euphema Wilson and Mrs.
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Afceek Davis, of^rEden were guests 6f Miss. jMarvel Bradley Thursday. Misses OpaFand Effie Doughty of Mohawk, spent the. week with their grandparents, James Wilson and wife.
Glen Kinder was able to return to school Monday after several weeks' absence, on account of having fallen and hurting his head.
FOUNTAINTOWN
Hallie Isenhour and children are visiti|g her parents at-Whitestown for alfeW days. •(#".' is? •$
Charles Murray and wife returned to their home at Indianapolis Thursday.
Mrs. Kroening spent the last of last week with relatives at Indianapolis.
Dr. Miller was at Greenfield Monday. Noah Miiler, who has been very poorly, for some time, is slightly improved.
Mrs. Rigdon entertained her children and grandchildren Sunday. John Low and wife entertained Mason Farley and family, Frank Cross and family, Murray Liming and wife and Charles Rafferty and wife Christmas day.
Luella Brandenburg spent Sunday with Cecil Harrison. Miss Nelle Martin and Miss Nora Linville visited at Will Gunn's near New Palestine, Sunday.
Born, to Harley Goodwin and wife, a baby girl, Dec. 22d. She will be known as Florence Roslin Goodwin. As Roslin is the only granddaughter on either side, she is much'loved by all her grandparents. She also makes the fourth generation of this family, namely: Charlie Gunn, great grandfather John Gunn, grandfather Grace Gunn Goodwin, mother.
Harve Fout returned home on® day last week from an extended stay in the West.
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Dr. Miller and wife had as their guests Christmas day, Noah Miller and wife, Robert Beaumont and family, Harry Loggan and family, John Loggan and wife and Mrs. Loggan.
MAXWELL
Mrs. Otto Barnard and children, of Brightwood, spent Wednesday and Thursday with her mother-in-law, Martha Barnard and family.
Jim Muterspaugh and family visited Wednesday with {he latter's parents, Wm. Jackson and wife.
The entertainment' which was given by the Bible class Christmas eve, was well attended.
Melvin Walker and family, of Anderson, spent the latter part of last week with Mrs. Walker's parents, Albert, Roberts and wife.
M. E. West and family spent last Wednesday with Mrs. West's parents, John Roberts and wife.
Rev. Dawson and family will visit his brother at Huntington for a fewdays.
.HORRI.STOWN AND VICINITY Sam Olinger and family left last. Monday for Buffalo, Mo., to visit, their parents.
Russell Handy, wife and little son have returned from Greenfield, where I hey have been visiting Miss Kate Watson and brother, Nelson.
George Reed, wife and children are visiting relatives in Kentucky. Oliver Olinger and family entertained Charles (Hinder and family, of near Carthage, Christmas day at a big turkey dinner.
William Curry, who was so painfully injured about the head two weeks ago, is better. Mr. Curry was leading a horse along the road and in some manner the animal kicked him on the head and rendered him unconscious.
Miss Mabel Gant, who teaches school here, is spending the vacation at Greenfield with her parents.
The Christian church will hold its annual business meeting and social at the church next Friday night. A good program is being prepared.
Mrs. Wesley Banta, of Greenfield, and ^Miss Mary Chapman, of near Fountaintown, spent last Thursday with Jesse West and family.
The school which wras to resume work last Monday, was delayed on account of measles and whooping cough, many children being unable to attend.
CURRY'S CHAPEL
There will be preaching here by the pastor next Sunday. James Wilson and wife gave their annual Christmas dinner in honor of their children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Radcliffe, of Wabash, and Elmer Willett are visiting Edward Martin and wife.
Mrs. Albert Carlton entertained her brother and sisters last week. •John Biser and family spent several days last week with his mother Mrs. Jennie Biser, Frank Kirk and wife and James Biser and wife at New Castle.
The schools began last Monday, after a week's vacation. Joseph Martin and wife entertained a large number of relatives and friends Christmas eve.
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Mrs. Ida Miller entertained a large number of relatives Christmas at dinner.
Otto and Edward Pinkston, of Merom, Ind., are the guests of their uncle, Joseph Harrison, and family
William P. Fisk is reported as not so well. VJoseph Fisk? and Wife fentertaitted their children and grandchildren at a family dinner Sunday.
The. Willing Workers will meet Thursday with Mrs. Rachel Watson. All members are urged to be present.
The trustees of the church here will meet Friday evening at the ti'ome of Elmer Burk for the purpose of receiving sealed bids for ttie janitorship of the church.
WILEY'S CORNER.
Wm. A. Wiley continues seriously sick. Mrs. Kate Barnard is suffering from the results of a fall she received Saturday night while attending a surprise for Jos. Smith in honor of his birthday.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, of Westland, spent the week's end with relatives, at Crawrfordsville.
Sidney Swain spent Saturday and Sunday with his father, Jordon Swain, and returned to Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Earl Mellis and children, of Freeport, spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Ford.
Ola Lamb spent Monday with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Smith. Mrs. Dayton has an attack of sore throat.
Mrs. Edna Smith and children were guests of her mother, Mrs. Swain Sunday night.
George Mc-Corkhill was the guest' Wednesday of his brother, Samuel, of Rays ville.
Mrs. Elmer Haywood called on her brother, John Wiley and family, Sunday.
QTTERBEIN.
Mrs.-Thomas Scotten and:daughter, Miss Goldie, were shopping at Greenfield Friday.
Charles and Eve Crump spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Shelby, of Sugar creek.
Many from here attended the Christmas entertainment at Amity Tuesday night.
Chauncey Scotten,• of Glenn's Valley, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. E. E. Scotten.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simeon,, of Indianapolis, were guests of J. E. Sanford and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville and little daughter spent Sunday with Joshua Roney and family.
Rev. Robinson, of University Heights, preached an interesting sermon here Sunday morning.
Miss Goldie Scotten visited Miss Gladys Scotten Sunday. Miss Viola Sanford was the guest of friends at Cumberland Saturday night.
Miss Eva Crump visited relatives at Greenfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Amos Saville, daughters, Alma and Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Hanna and daughters, Mable and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville were guests of Campbell Parker and wife Thursday.
Quite a number from here attended the Christmas entertainment at. Gem Wednesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Martin and son, Clarence of Wabash. Ind., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
ter, Goldie, Miss Gladys Scotten, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville, and Mi*, and Mrs. Louis Hawkins took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Iliram Crump.
Rev. Robinson, of University Heights, Rev. II. W. Robbins and Leonard Land took dinner Sunday with Mrs. Freemont Eastes and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sanford entertained their children and grandchildren at a Christmas dinner, Wednesday.
FORTVILLE R. R. 1.
Mrs. Newton Cottey and Mrs. Bart Alford are on the sick list. Charles Manifold and wife entertained at Christmas, Mrs. Mary Piper and granddaughter, Doris, and Thomas Brizendine and family.
Elmer Eaks, of Detroit, Mich., is visiting relatives here. Nelson Fort and family will move to Detroit, Mich., in the near future
While helping his brother, Leo, butcher hogs Monday, Chas. Manifold was painfully burned with hot
GREENFIELU REMBLICAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1913
Joseph Fisk and wife spent last hold duties. Wednesday with Judge Felt and family at Irvington.
There will be Sunday school next Sunday at 9:30 a. m., and all, arB invited.
Parker. Thomas Scotten, wife and daugh- ed the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Hamilton, at Greenfield Wednesday.
lard Joseph Ellis and wife were shop-' remain for a few /days
ping at Fortville Saturday. Luther Gant, of French Lick, is visiting his mother at Fortville.
John and Carlis Raymer were at Fortville Saturday.
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FOUNTAINTOWN R. R. 1. Mrs. Zelda Rafferty is visiting French Lick Saturday to remain her mpther, Mrs. David Sexton, at Morristown.
Mrs. Tracy has been assisting Mrs. Lee Rafferty with her house-
Bert Willard and wife "Were shopping at Shelbyville Saturday, John Willard is on the sick list.
Wm. Bennett and family were at Greenfield Saturday. Miss Alma Chapman, of Greenfield, spent Saturday nfght and Sunday with her parents near Fountaintown.
David Sexton and wife spent Sunday with Lee Rafferty and family.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Earl Binford and wife entertained at dinner Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hill and son, Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Stanley, daughter, Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bond and children, Laura, Ruth and Howard.
Mrs. A1 Mattix is spending the week with her son, James Mattix, of New Castle.
Frank Loudenback returned Saturday night from Fayette county, where he has been visiting Wm. II. Loudenback, Ben and Joe. Rutherford and other friends.
Burt Burk and wife, of Maxwell, spent Christmas evening with S. Burk and H. F. Wilson and wife.
Wm. Draper and family, of New Castle, and Carrie and Easter Draper spent Friday night with G. W. Draper and family, south of Greenfield. Miss Carrie returned to Oaklandon Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mina Overman, who teaches school at Warrington, was here on her vacation last week and entertained the Priscilla Circle Friday. Eight members were present. A twoTcourse luncheon was served. She was assisted by her sister, Adeline, Mrs. Walter Sample, of Spiceland was a guest.
Will Badger and wife, of Spiceland, spent Friday here. Mrs. Gertrude Herkless went to Indianapolis Thursday to see Claud Windsor, formerly of this place, who recently returned from Denver, Colo. Mr. Windsor is suffering with tuberculosis and is in a critical condition.
Noble Minor, and family of Knights town, were here Sunday as guests of Will Overman and wife, east of town.
Miss Adeline Overman entertained on December 24 th in honor of her birthday. The guests. were Julia Orr, Ituhy Cox, Lela and Bonnie Collins. Eva Walker and Leah Haman.
Charles Nesbit, of Indianapolis, •visited old friends here Friday. Mrs. Lona Crider and baby, of Indianapolis, spent part of last week with Mrs. Tressa Crickmore.
Mrs. John Rolland and Doris Binford spent Saturday at Indianapolis with Claude Windsor.
John Coffin, formerly of this place, but now living at Taylorville, Jennings county, was here Saturday visiting friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Outland attended a funeral at Straughn Saturday. Earl Keaton, of Maxwell, spent Friday and Saturday with Dr. Lowe and family.
Miss Estella Walt is visiting relatives at Dublin and City.
John Stinger and Mrs. Rachel Bundy are on the sick listGeorge Hudson and wife attend
Howard Shields, of Anderson, spent Christmas with Clay Shields. Bert Carroll and wife have gone to Indianapolis to live.
Robert Mattix wras at home from Indianapolis Wednesday.
Indianapolis Wednesday Will Draper and wife, of New Castle Charles Draper and wife, of Spiceland, and Edith Draper, of Indianapolis, spent Christmas with a
Roy Lindamood and Miss Daisy Young, both residing south of town were married Thursday night by Rev. Rolla I. Black at the parsonage
Mellie Stanley and wke, of Miner's Corner, spent Christmas with Henry White and wife.
Nellie Pi'ice, of Indianapolis, viswith Charles Price and wife Christmas.
Earl Kettery and wife and Clarice Dunbar, of Alexander, visited Will Eibs and family Christmas.
Mrs. Mattie Addison, who is sick, is at the Spiceland sanitarium to
The Misses Lacey spent Christmas at Ila Haney's, near Nameless Creek.
Ernest Lane, of Bloomington, was here Christmas with relatives. Russell Ballinger, of New Castle, visited his parents here Christmas.
Nelson Blackford and family are spending a few days with Walter, beth Morris were married Tuesday Derry and wife on Greenfield route v?-V--iburtiarid W^illarcl is able tcf be up after an illness of. four weeks.
while for the beiietit /)f Mrs. Hatfield's health. George Kinney, of Indianapolis, spent Christmas with relatives at this place.
Harvey Fry and wife, of Indianapolis, were guests of John Fry and wife Christmas.
Claude Shields and Miss Eliza
at Greenfield. They will live here. The fourth entertainment given for the Thursday Circle will be on Friday night, January 3d. The Marguerite Gray Company comes highly recommended a violinist, pianist and reader, three talented ladies.
Anthony Haywood, of Detroit, Mich. Garrett and Howard Bates, of Indianapolis Ray Shultz and family, of Knightstown, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ona Haywood and daughter, Inez.
Miss Rachel Black, age 87, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sallie Shields, Sunday night. The funeral occurred Wednesday at the residence, burial at Six Mile, with W. S. Lane as funeral director.
Louis Stanley, of Illinois, is visiting his brother, Mort Stanley. He is a salesman for Van Camp Hardware company.
Arnold Overman entertained a number of young friends Thursday at dinner and supper in a royal manner, as "Dick" knows how. The guests were Belle Schramm, Eflie Reed, Guinevere Ham, Estella Yetter, of Shirley Genevieve New, of Greenfield^ Leone Kinder, of Willow Dawson and Julius Bouslog, of Kennard Mr. Bear, of Cincinnati, and Clay White, of, Charlottesville. The crowd went to Newr Castle at night to the opera.
Roscoe Thomas and Mary Hanna entertained the high school and the teachers at the home of Mr. Thomas Friday evening. Trustee Orr and wife, Mrs. Andrew Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hasting, of Kentucky, were guests.
Mrs. Lizzie Pierson has returned from a visit with her son, north of Cleveland, where she has been very sick for a number of days.
Roscoe Thomas and Casset Watson attended the Shakespeare play at Indianapolis Thursday night.
Sunday was quarterly meeting at the M. E. church. Supt. Freeland preached Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Johnson, of Oaklandon, attended a family dinner at Tom Nelson's Christmas day.
Miss Lesha Fowler, of Knightstown, visited her daughter, Mrs. Harry Comstock, the latter part ofj( last week.
Mrs. Bates and soil, Charles, of Shelbyville, spent Christmas with Al Mattix and wife.
Russell Williams is attending a barber school at Indianapolis. Harry Comstock and wife attend
ed the Hiday-Hagans wedding at j.
Greenfield Christmas night Mrs. Sarah Hendren and family of Eden, visited Mj:s. Anna Jeffries over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Addison entertained their children and grandchildren at a Christmas dinner last Wednesday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley and son, Joe. of Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Vint Cook and children,, of Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Omer Addison and children Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adkins and daughter, Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowe and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison. All
Cambridge the children were present except a daughter. Mrs. Lucian Williams, of Owosso, Mich.
Mrs. Al Hill entertained for. the Thursday Circle at a Christmas party. All exchanged presents and Mrs. Johnson surprised each member with a hand-painted china plate painted by Miss Dora Arnold, one of Greenfield's artists, which was highly appreciated by all. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter. Mrs. Russell Williams, went to
Art 'IJrowbridge was home from Spiceland .Monday to spend the day.!
Mrs. C. M. Vandenbark and Mrs. Moses Vandenbark were guests of H. F. Wilson and family Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Higgins. age 73. died at her home near the depot Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 of pneumonia. 'The funeral occurred at the Catholic church at Knightstown on Saturday morning at 9 a. m., with Father Donahue, of Indianapolis, officiating. Burial was made in Glencoe cemetery, with W. S. Lane, undertaker. Several from here attended.
Mrs. Doris Binford, while driving home from town Thursday night, drove the horse down a steep embankment at the town bridge. The buggy was demolished, but Mrs. Binford was not injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Phillpot, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Lane and Mr. and Mrs. John Lane attended the Masonic banquet at Knightstown on Monday., night.
Miss Hettie Hunt, who teaches at Booneville, was home for vacation. Iioriald Peacock was home from Earlham last week.
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Isaac Hatfi&ld--:-and wifef^eM io,j NOTIG^.OF FINAJ .j,SETTLEMENT
STATE. OF INDIANA, ... HANCOCK COUNTY, ss: In the Matter of the Estate off Francis M. Brizendine, deceased.
No. 1700. In the Hancock Circuit Court, November Term, A. D. 1912. •Be it Known, That on .ifyS 1st "day of January A. D. 1913, £rville E. Mc-Connell, Administrator', o^ the Estate of Francis M. Bristendine, deceased, filed in the office\of th& Clerk of the Hancock Circuit, Court its final settlement account in said estate. The creditors^ heirs and legatees of said decedent are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said final settlement account, and that the same is set down for hearing on January 25thr A. D. 1913, the same being the 00th judicial day of the November Termr A. D. 1912, to be begun, held and continued at the Court House in the City of Greenfield, commencing on Monday, the 18th day of Nov., A. D. 1912, and that unless they appear on said day and show cause why said final settlement account should not be approved, the same will be heard and approved in their absence.
And said heirs are also notified ins addition, to appear on said daj and make proof of their heirship to said estate.
In Witness Whereof, I have* .hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court, this 1st day of January, 1913.
MOSES C. WOOD, Clerk Hancock Circuit Court, James F. Reed, attorney. 2w3
Allowances
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Hancock County, at a special session on- December 28, 1912: Gfld. Bridge and Sewer Co., bal. on B'wine bridge $300.00 Madison County Co. line brdg 410.15 Wm. Mitchell Ptg. Co., balon election supplies 154.45 Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co.,
Nashville bridge 659.00 Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co., bal. Sparks bridge 335.00 Gfld* Bridge & Sewer Co., bal. Wiggins bridge 168.00 K. L. llaynes, supt. construction of Sparks and Nashville bridges 26.00 Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co.,
While Bridge 98.00 McMahon & McCreery, est. Wilkinson road 800.00 Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., work, aud. office J. T. Johnson, meals, workmen at H.
J. Richman, traveling expenses as co. supt J. I. HoU'omb Mfg. Co., supl court house \Y. P. Wirick, per diem, truant officer ft. F-. Curry, repair e. h. roof i-A. F. Hooton, lights around
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Sugar Creek tp Oscar Heller, med. att. poor Sugar Creek tp. J. W. Waltz & Co., coal for poor Sugar Creek tp I.. E. Ely, med. att. poor of
Sugar Creek tp. ..... '. G. W. ivflfly, supl. poor of Sugar Creek, tp Gild. Bridge & Sewer Co., extra concrete for Wiggins bridge Alpha Langs ton, services on
Wilkinson road L. M. Anderson, services on ^Vilkinson road R. H. Brown, services Wilkinson road W. H. Albea, services, Wilkinson road J. H. Bussell, services Wilkinson road II. F. Wickard, services Wilkinson road McMahon & McCreery, bal.
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LAWRENCE WOOD, Auditor. .. ••V- 111 A. O. Hill, trustee of Ripley township, Rush county, has tendered his resignation, the same to take effect Jarniary 1st. Jesse Henley' has'been appointed to ^11 the unexpired term, which is two years
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