Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 13 March 1913 — Page 5

CHARLOTTESVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Straughn, visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haskett, Thursday.

W. S. Lane went to Cambridge City Sunday. Mrs. Tom Niles visited Ora Niles and wife, of Greenfield Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott were the Sunday guests of Walter Derry and family, near Brown's Chapel.

Mrs. Chester Hill, of Carthage, visited Mrs. Johnson Monday. James Smith, age 85 years, formerly of this place, died at Rigdon at the home of his daughter last Thursday He was brought to this place Friday afternoon, Undertaker Lane meeting the train at Knightstown. The funeral occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A1 Mattix, Saturday at 1 p. m., Rev. Heim, of Brown's .phapel, officiating interment at Caldwell cemetery. The relatives attending the funeral were Mrs. John Grass and daughters, Lillian and Lucy, of Oakville Mr. and Mrs. John Parsons, of Rigdon John Bussell and wife, of Willow Joe Smith, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Sarah Thompson, of Indianapolis Miss Lillian Beaver, Jane Munden, Harvey Smith nad wife, Freeman Smith and wife, Mrs. Alva Wood, Miss Lulu Wood, George Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. W. Clark, of Greenfield.

Among those attending the K. of P. district meeting Tuesday afternoon and evening were Sherman Smith, Hob Wilson. Wm. Overman, Frank Craft. Clarence Haskett, Geo. Benjamin. Frank^ Weeks. Harry Comstock, John Stinger. Oscar Adkins.

James Yanmeter,.of near Wilkinson, visited his mother. Nancy Yanmeter, Monday.

Claude Crickmore and wife are the proud parents of a fine baby girl, born Monday. March 10th.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison returned home from Indianapolis on Monday, where they have been the guests of Frank Foley and wife.

Eva Walker visited her sister, Mary Simmons, at Spiceland sanitarium Friday.

Fred Niles has returned from Terre Haute, where he has been employed.

Miss Freda Herkless played at a musical at Knightstown Saturday night. Miss Helen Craft attended.

John Orr and wife, Otto Slifer, and Mrs. Rebecca Rock, of Greenfield, were recent guests of T. J. Owens, who is sick.

The ladies of the Friends church will hold a market at Emory Davis' store March 22d.

Lawrence Bell and wife have moved to Dr. Johnson's farm, north of here.

Miss Ruth Peacock, of Fairmount was a guest Sunday of Mrs. Cynthia Peacock.

Erank Craft was in Jennings county last week. The fourth and last quarterly meeting of this conference year will be held at Cleveland March 22 and 23. Let everyone interested in the work be present at the business session Saturday, the 22d, at 10 am.

Mrs. Jesse Simmons returned home from the Spiceland Sanitarium Saturday much improved.

Merle Lewis and wife returned home Thursday from Yincennes, where they have been visiting her brother, Ray Havens and wife.

Mrs. Irwin Binford entertained the Friends Aid Society Wednesday.

Mrs. Floyd Niles, east of town has been seriously ill at the home of Charles Niles in Knightstown, the past week.

Margaret Wagoner, of Greenfield, visited Leone and Phoebe Wagoner here Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pitts, of Carthage, visited Mr. and Mrs. Morton Stanley Sunday.

An Easter entertainment will be given March 23d at the Christian church Sunday morning.

Roy James and wife and Earl McCormick and wife, of Knightstown, spent Sunday at the home of J. H. Bell.

Mrs. J. F. Duty visited relatives at Greenfield Thursday. Mrs. C. M. Yandenbark and Mrs. Mose Yandenbark, of Nameless Creek, spent Wednesday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hob Wilson.

The M. E. Ladies' Aid met with -Mrs. Cora Craft Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed a splendid meeting. They will have an Easter market and bazaar at Wilson's store on Saturday, March 22d, the proceeds to go toward paying for anew pulpit, chairs and other improvements.

Miss Jessie White spent Sunday at Greenfield with Clarice Julian and Miss Shumway.

Clarence Templeton, of Middletown over Sunday. Mrs. Tom Nichols received word ""tfrom Arizona of the death of her sister, recently.

Mrs. John Lane entertained the •CF. D. L.

Club Tuesday. The dec-

locations were in green for St. Patrick's day. A three-course lunch was served.

Vi EDEN

Funeral services of Ira Roberts were held Tuesday at the M- E. church, Rev. Naftzger officiating interment at Eden cemetery.

Jesse O'Neal and wife visited relatives at Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. I. H. Day is sick with pneumonia. Miss Glendora Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Curtis, celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary last Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Trueblood and daughter, Hildred Misses Ada Barrett, lone and Lois Baity.

Jason Lawrence and family, of McCordsville, spent Sunday with Lambert Jarrett and family.

Mrs. Jennie Barnard, who has been sick for quite a while, is slowly improving.

Wm. Collingwood and wife visited Horace Dangler and wife Sunday.

The Sunday school here is preparing exercises for Easter. Ernest Warrum and wife spent Sunday with John Spury and family

Jesse Helbert has moved to the Pettigrew farm, north of here. Mrs. Sherman Rothermel was at Greenfield Saturday.

Mrs. Minnie Jarrett, of Fortville, was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs. 'I. H. Day, last Sunday.

Charles Pardue entertained at dinner Sunday. Asa Shull and wife, Guy Manifold, Homer Baker, Mearl O'Neal, Horace and Harry Manifold and Gladys Hendren.

Ed Alford and wife called on W. Hudson and wife Sunday. Mrs. Hudson, who has been ill, is improving.

William Albea and wife, Odd Fuqua and family, Miss Gert Williams and Harry Kinnamon, of Fortville," visited Harry Umbenhour and wife Sunday.

Scott Chappie, Helen Reed and Kate Chappie visited friends at New Castle Sunday.

A regular session of the teachers' institute of Green township was held here last Saturday.

Wall Paper

Buying our Wall Paper in carload lots enables us to sell for less than our competitors. They will ask you 5c, 6c, 8c or 10c for paper we are selling for

Don't let anyone tell you different. Come in and see for yourself.

J. C. Foster

BOYD SCHOOL HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carlton and son, Jesse, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cox, near Westland.

Miss Inez Reynolds called on Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dunham Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shipley, of near Eden, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fuller.

Virgil Keaton is on the sick list. Misses Pearl and Mary Fuller spent Sunday at Maxwell.

Raymond Wallsmith spent Saturday night and Sunday with James Bradley, near Curry's Chapel.

Misses Ruby and Pearl Johnson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Cottrell.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wiggins entertained Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Scott, south of Greenfield Art Wiggins, of Greenfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and daughter, of Westland, at dinner Sunday.

Misses Eva Larson and Gertrude Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Charlottesville and Miss Larson remained for a visit of several days.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConnell.

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Schneider and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rohrman at Greenfield.

Mrs. Mary Boyd and granddaughter, Elizabeth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Boyd.

Glen and Ralph Fuller spent last Saturday night and Sunday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hagans at Greenfield. §U

Miss Nina Moxley and Frank Jackson spent Sunday with John T. Moncrief and family.

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1918

PHILADELPHIA

Several from this place attended the olc) fiddlers' contest at New Palestine Saturday evening.

Mrs. Harrison Lamb and Mrs. Noble Lamb were shopping at Indianapolis Friday.

Miss Nelle Curry is sick. Mrs. Stella Rhodes, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Wm. Black and children of this place, were guests of Joe Hamilton and family one day last week.

Sylvester Burk, of Charlottesville, visited his sister, Mrs. Jennie Short, Sunday.

Milton Johnson is moving from New Castle to the Jeffries farm, north of town...

Mr. Williams, who has been ill for some time, is not so well. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harvey visited James Harvey and family Sunday.

Dr. Alex Lowe was at Indianapolis Saturday. Harvey Hutton, of Anderson, visited relatives here last week.

Wm. Gilson and family, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with Tom Jessup and family.

Jesper McKelvey and son are moving from Indianapolis to this place.

John Deck is not so well. Homer Johnson is improving, after an illness of several weeks.

Miss Mearl Atherton has resigned her position at the S. Morrison Telephone office.

Mrs. J. Barnard and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swarms attended the funeral of Ira Roberts at Eden Monday. The deceased was a brother of Mrs. Barnard.

CLEVELAND

Steve Currens is moving from the Davis property to the tenant house of Levi Gourley and will work on the farfn for Mr. Gourley this summer.

Mrs. Mary Lynam, of Greenfield, was visiting with Mrs. Malinda Miller on Tuesday. Mrs. Miller is still quite sick.

Jacob Nibarger is on the sick list. M. M. Burris has sold his property to Joseph Travis, of Milroy. Mr. Travis is also a blacksmith, and will run the shop formerly run by Mr. Burris.

Mrs. Chester Burdsall, of Charlotesville, has purchased the loom of Mrs. Ella Richardson and will engage in weaving carpets and rugs.

Rev. Ned Beck and wife are at Marion holding a revival. Miss Eva Johnston, who lives near Boyd's school house, visited her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Kinder Tuesday, and called on some of her former schoolmates at the Charlottesville high school.

M. M. Burris is erecting a windmill south of Greenfield for James Clift.

Miss Josephine Davis was here Tuesday assisting Will Davis with the spring assessing.

Miss Neva and Nellie Beck entertained Wednesday evening, Ralph Lindamood and wife, Gaylen Boring, Eva Young, Paul Curry and Earl Aiken.

FAIRVIEW

Thomas Whitaker and family moved to Indianapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shore visited their son, Francis Shore, Monday.

J. O. Dunn and family, of Mohawk, visited Frank Stoner and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Huey, of Maxwell, spent Sunday with Lee Shore and wife.

Mrs. Louisa Lane, Ruth and Ray Lane visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Leslie Saturday evening and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Roudebush, of Noblesville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roudebush Sunday.

John T. Rasfy and wife, of Fortville, spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Ott Bolander had for their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Albea, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Roney, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Roney and daughter, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roney and family.

Mrs. Alice Johnson and daughter, Flossie, of McCordsville, visited Grandma Lane Monday.

CUMBERLAND

Mrs. David Oswald, of Indianapolis, visited her mother, Mrs. Emily Hudson, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Fye entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. Kirkland and Prof. Lindberg:, Rev. Morris and Rev. Briggs.

Mrs. Rosa Heinrichs, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiese Sunday.

Mary Ferguson, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Sunday.

D. T. Ricer returned Saturday from Washington, where he attended the inauguration. He reports a fine trip.

Miss Estel Merlau, of New Palestine, visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. Pea, of Richmond, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brittenham.

Rev. Kirkland and Prof. Lindberg are conducting evangelistic meetings which will continue two weeks

Next week services will be held in the M. E, church. Rev. Kirkland is an interesting speaker and is greeted with a good audience each evening. The stores will close each evening at 7 o'clock during these meetings.

Rev. Kirkland and Prof. Lindberg are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fralich during the meetings.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church at their meeting last Thursday, paid $100 more on their subscription to the building fund, having paid $800 in all. They subscribed $1,000.

MOHAWK

Born, to W. H. Wilson and wife, a baby girl. Miss Esther Wilson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Millie Owens, near Eden.

Charles Bixler, wife and daughter, Flossie, and Mrs. Anna Jackson spent Sunday with Curtis Kimberlin and family.

Miss Alma Deshong spent Saturday evening and Sunday with her aunt, Ola Alford, of Maxwell.

Maggie Leary and daughter, Olive, and Sarah Maroska, were shopping at Greenfield Monday.

Mrs. Rose Bills spent Thursday with Mrs. Sallie Flannigan, at New Castle.

Mrs. Homer Kingery and children

UNTIL

WINTER SUITS

still selling at less than cost of raw material

Winter

Underwear

$ .50 values. _$ .35 1.00 __ .69 1.50 __ 1.00 2.00

__ 1.35

2.50

__ 1.70

3.00

__ 2.05

LADIES, MISSES, CHILDS

shoes—Rubbers

Retail at less than wholesale prices

of Rochester, Ohio, visited friends here Friday and Saturday. Bessie Sylvester spept Saturday evening and Sunday with Margaret Clark of Greenfield.

BROWN'S CHAPEL

S. S. Stanton, of Marion, filled the pulpit here Sunday night. Several from here attended the funeral of Dorothy Young at Cleveland Sunday.

Mrs. J. O. Mitchell and daughter, Hazel, visited friends at Hamilton county over Sunday.

Mrs. Grover Vandine and son, Robert, spent Sunday with Mrs. Clarence Cook.

Measles continue to linger about this place. Gerald Wood, of Greenfiled, visited his grandparents, J. O. Wood and wife, Sunday.

Harry Bolt and family, of Greenfield, were in this community Sunday.

L. C. Crider visited J. P. Moore and family Sunday. Will Huth and wife were at New Castle and Spiceland Monday.

Arthur Crider left Monday for Danville, Ind., to attend college. James Crider and family visited John Bussell and family, of Willow Sunday.

Elizabeth Trees, Mrs. L. J. Trees and Mrs. Mary Crider called on Catherine Crider Sunday.

Grover Vandine visited relatives at Willow Sunday. Gurney Hill and family visited Elwood Hill and wife over Sunday.

Jesse Jackson was through here, Monday selling silverware..

Miss Bertha Shelby, of Green-' field, visited her parents over Sun-j, day.

Price Giles went, to Cincinnati Tuesday. Margaret Gilson and Floyd W. Brown were married in Kentucky last week.

L. C. Crider and wife visited J. L. Hinkle and famliy, of Spiceland on Wednesday.

Will Huth and family will return to their home at Laporte next week Miss Joe Davis was through here Tuesday.

NEW PALESTINE R. R. 1. March seems to be the month for moving, as several families in this vicinity are changing. Those who have left their farms in recently are Joe Kittley, Forbes Leonard, Leslie Drake and John Snodgrass.

Mr. and Mrs. Armenger, of Indianapolis visited relatives in this neighborhood Sunday.

Gusta? Ruley and Rachel Harper, of Philadelphia, attended the fiddlers' contest Saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Yandengriff visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkins Sunday. Harry Gessler, of Rushville, spent Sunday and Monday with relatives here.

Mrs. Walter Eaton is on the sick list. After spending a few days with

March 18th

"Are You Wise"

CHOICE

OF ANY WINTER

OVERCOAT

IN OUR STOCK

$10.75

Values up to $30.00 from thence down to

$0.50

EASTER just a few days away—we are showing SPRING WEAR for men in greatest profusion FOOTWEAR for everybody In styles correct—Prices Right—

C. Williams CO.

her grandmother here, Miss Jessie Rodgers returned to her home at Indianapolis Sunday.

MAXWELL

Mrs. Ed Prather, Ella Roberts, Martha Chambers, Edna Reynolds, Sarah Frazier, Mary Jackson and daughter, Gladys assisted Mrs. Fred Wicker with a quilt being made for Mrs. Frank Dawson.

Ed Prather and wife attended the

funeral of Mrs. Lucian Sjhull which occurred at Maple Grove Wedue day.

Mrs. Ethel Robinson, who- lias been seriously ill, is better. Harry Chambers and wife attend!ed a dance at Greenfield Weahes*day night.

Henry Shepler and son, Hersottei!. have returned home after atrjantliing a revival at Greenwood, IiaslL

Mrs. Chloe Cooper and GFsriys Jackson attended the funeral of Irga Roberts at Eden Tuesday.

Mrs. Albert Welborn and sons were calling on Mrs. Elmer Hudson Tuesday.

Several from here attended the surprise on Eddie Dobbins Saturdaynight.

Frank Webber, the local blacksmith, is enjoying a good patronage.. His work is excellent, good! material guaranteed and his prices reasonable. He is situated in th& old Henry Clark shop.

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends-, and neighbors for their many acts of kindness at the death of our husband and father, Ira Roberts also do we thank Rev. L. J. Naftzger for his sympathetic words, and the singers and undertaker.

Mother and Children.

ONLY

V-Neck

SWEATERS Wool—and up to $3.00

Winter caps

$1.00 values 60c 50c values 30c

FLANNEL ...SHIRTS

$2.00 values__$1.35 1.50-

S O S A E

At the Willow Stock Farm, near Greensboro, Ind., commencing at It o'clock a. m., on

Thursday, March 20, 1913

1.05

1.25

__ .95

1.00

.75

Card of Thanks

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends and the order of Knights of Pythias, for kindness and words of sympathy, and Dr. Paul E. Trees for his faithful attendance George McCarty, the undertaker, and Rev. Lydy for their kindness during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father.

Mrs. Anna Watson and Children.

Wm. L. Risk's

The Following Personal Property:

30 HEAD of HORSES—Consisting of draft mares and draft geldings, from 3 to 7 years old, some of the mares in foal one registered Clyde Stallion, coming 3 years old, will weigh 1,700. I want to say: Take these horses, altogether, they are the best bunch I have ever offered at public sale. 15 HEAD of JERSEY COWS—Fresh or will be by day of sale four. are registered. 30 HEAD of FEEDING STEERS and HEIFERS 27 HEAD of FALL PIGS—That areimmune.

One good closed buggy, has not been run one month. Some Good Seed Oats. TERMS of SALE—Christmas time, 6 per cent, interest after six months on bankable paper. No property removed until settled for.

Lunch will be served by Ladies- of the Greensboro M. E. Church. There,will be hack# at Stop 261 to meet cars on Honey Bee, leaving New Castle at 10 a: to. W* W8K Griffith Gartin, Dave Delon, Auctioneers.*

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