Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 July 1913 — Page 5
1 CHARLOTTESVILLE j. White was at Indianapolis last Siday to visit his brother, Wilson Viite, who is ver£ sick. fhere will be a stereopticon lect*e on the Passion Play at the lends church at Charlottesville, Iday, July 18th, at 8 p. m. Ad-
Bsion 10 and 15 cents. rlr. and Mrs. Orval Mattix enterned the following guests Sunday:
Mattix and wife, Charles Matand family, James Mattix, wife daughter, Elizabeth, of New stle Robert Mattix, of Indianap8, and Arthur Hatfield. fames Herkless, of Ohio Mrs. ita Woods and children, Miss adys Gardner and Jesse Drake, of 'lington, spent Sunday with Mrs. vines Herkless. Henry Starbuck is in Grant )unty. Rev. R. I. Black and family have Hurned from a trip in Michigan.
iAhaz Hoggins died very suddenly londay evening of paralysis. Fueral Thursday morning at 10 'clock at the house. Burial at the lien Cove Cemetery at Knightsown.
Ed Peters and wife, of New Castle pent Saturday and Sunday with Charles Evans and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niles' Sunday guests were Ora Niles and wife, of Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Emery Fort and daughter, of Indianapolis.
George Holden and family spent Sunday in Greenfield with John E. Turk and wife. It was Mrs. Turk's birthday and they gave her a surprise family dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mattix spent the Fourth at Greenfield, guests of George Benjamin and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Niles were at Spiceland Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niles.
Cassell Watson is employed at the Columbia Barber Shop in Greenfield.
Frank Craft and family, Mrs. Herkless and daughters, Freda and Marjorie Grace Stanley, Lou Roberts, Mabel Walker, Cassell Watson, Roscoe Thomas, Paul Bell and Mrs. Philpott attended the recital at Knightstown Wednesday night.
James Gronendyke, of Middletown, spent Wednesday wjith Mr. and Mrs. Will Niles.
Marion Philpott and Claud Crickmore spent a few days last week at Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crider, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with N. Cox and. family.
Frank Craft and wife entertained 'Sunday, Ora Fort and wife, of Knightstown, and Will Orr and family, of Cleveland.
Mrs. Clarence Haskett and son, Hoyt, went to Straughn Tuesday evening to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomas.
J. N. Addison and wife, Roy Low and family were at McCordsville the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell spent last Wednesday at Willow with friends. Bert Carroll, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with his mother, Lavina Carroll.
Earl Addison and wife, and Mrs. Russell Faut, T. L. Walker and Miss Mabel Walker made an automobile trip to the Capital City last Thursday.
Mrs. Sanford Furry and son, Carl, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with her parents, W. W. Lowe and wife.
Mrs. Merle Williams entertained a company of friends Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucinda Wilson, of Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Moses Vandenbark, of Nameless Creek, spent last Sunday with H. F. Wilson and wife. Mr. Wilson, who was operated on last week, is rapidly improving.
Miss Jane Stevens, of Lebanon, is visiting her friend, Mina Overman. The little son of Nannie Payne, of Cleveland, had his arm broken last Monday. The bone was set by Dr. Johnson.
Miss Dorothy Arnold was in town Monday, looking after her music pupils.
Mrs. W. R. Walker and daughters, Mabel and Delia, and M. R. Rush, of Mattoon, 111., were guests of Tressie Jones, of Warrington, Monday.
Will Wilson of R. R. 4, Greenfield, was assisting his brother, Hob Wilson, Monday with his threshing machine, getting it in order for the threshing season which will begin next week.
Mrs. Rolla McLaughlin and her sister, Mrs. Oma Skipper, of Palm Beach, Fla., returned Saturday from Willow, where they were visiting their brother, John Marsh, for a few days.
Messrs. Earl and Paul Bell, Clay White, Austin Myers and Paul Oldham entertained at a surprise party Saturday evening, July 5th, at the Overman home in honor of Miss Ruhamia Dixon, of Vanceburg, Ky., and Jane Stevens, of Lebanon. The following ladies were present: Julia Orr, Ruhamia Garland and guest, Ruhamia Dixon, Helen Craft %sMina and Adeline Overman, and guest, Jane Stevens.
W. S. Lane was at Indianapolis Sunday to visit Mrs. Lane who is at St. Vincent's Hospital.
Misses Jane Stevens, of Lebanon, Helen Craft, Julia Orr, Grace Braddock, Hildred Catt and Mina Overman, with Messrs. Dick Overman, Austin Myers, Clay White, Paul Oldham, Cassell Watson, Earl Bell, picnicked on Blue River July 4th.
Melville Rush and Miss Delia Walker, of Illinois, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Walker
Elizabeth Morris, of Greenfield, who has been visiting her uncle, John Collins and family, north of town, returned home Tuesday.
Sunday was Mrs. Earl Bell's birthday and her friends and relatives gave her a surprise dinner.
CARROLLTON
Frank Boring and wife .and Henry Noe and wife attended the celebration at Greenfield Friday.
Lloyd Wickliff and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Winet and family and other relatives from Freeport Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Davis and son, Harold, visited relatives at Indianapolis part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Goehring, of Indianapolis, visited the latter's parents here over Sunday.
Lee Rafferty and family were the guests of Warren Rafferty Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Owens has as her guests, her granddaughter and family and Miss Helen Owens.
Mrs. Lavina Everson spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Ra-
LADIES'
PICK THEM UP WHILE THE PICKING'S GOOD
chel Lucas. Mrs. Minnie House, who has been sick, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Lizzie Mercer met with a painful accident Saturday evening, when she fell, breaking two ribs.
Dr. and Mrs. Hawk and little son took supper Sunday with Samuel Hawkins and wife.
Grandma Curl has returned home after a several weeks' visit with her daughter at Indianapolis.
Little Ephraim Arnold is on the sick list. John Lambert and wife spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Will Clayton, who is very poorly.
Mrs. Lavina McNamara is entertaining her brother from Missouri. He has just returned from Gettysburg, where he attended the reunion of the Civil War veterans.
OTTERREIN
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville and little daughter, Lola Fay, of Mount Vernon, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Scotten and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hoefgan, ofN Indianapolis, were visiting with J. E Sanford and family Sunday.
T. E. Scotten and daughter were in Greenfield Monday. Misses Gladys and Goldie Scotten spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville.
Marshall Glisson, wife and Hester Jones were visiting Milton Hall and family Sunday.
J. E. Sanford and wife were at Irvington Thursday. Many people from this place spent the Fourth at McCordsville.
Mrs. Norris Scotten and sons, Lloyd and Hugh, returned to their home at Glenns Valley Saturday, accompanied by Miss Gladys Scot-
GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913
ten, who will visit there this week. Miss Efifie Jones spent the latter part of last week with Amos Saville and family, near Fortville.
Several from here were at Greenfield Thursday night. Preaching services here Sunday night were largely attended.
NEW PALESTINE
Mrs. Bawls, of Indianapolis, is visiting with relatives here. Drs. Mace and Hawk operated on Dale Glass Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home, They removed his tonsils and two growths from his nose.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson spent Sunday at Indianapolis. The children's day exercises held at the M. E. church here Sunday night were well attended.
Oliver Grigsby spent the first of last week with relatives near Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sweetman, who has been very sick at the home of her parerfts, is improving.
The Germans gave a picnic in Claffey's grove July 4th. Bud Boring and Henry Nichols are haying their buildings painted.
Mr. and Mrs. Ves Wagoner spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. John Larrison, at Indianapolis.
Chas. Herrlich and wife motored to Greenfield Friday. Wm. Ulrey was at Indianapolis on business Monday.
Mrs. Glass is entertaining relatives from Indianapolis.
MISSES'
OXFORDS
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.00 Oxfords now $3.20 3.50 3.00 2.75 2.50 1.50 1.25 1.00
C. WILLIAMS COMPANY
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Mrs. Theo Willman and little daughter, Hazel, of Morris Station, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spilker.
Miss Cora Shaw is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Turner, of Plainfield.
Miss Amelia Cook returned home Tuesday after a few days' visit with friends at Indianapolis.
The M. E. Sunday school will give a social Saturday evening, on the church lawn. Refreshments of all kinds will be served. Come one and all.
Mrs. Mary Patterson, of Indianapolis, was the guest of her brother, Milt Morris, over Sunday.
Malinda, Amelia, Herman and Carl Cook and John Spilker spent Sunday with the Misses Anna and Flora Drier, of Indianapolis.
Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clobk. Services Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Everybody invited.
MOHAWK
Oscar Andrews and family, Clifford Harper, of Indianapolis Logan Murphy and family, Clarence Brooks and family, and Dewey Leary spent Sunday with Troy Stansbury and family.
Mrs. Pearl Sylvester entertained company from Connefsville Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mclntire, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Miss Nelle Kimberlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price have returned to their home at Brightwood, after a visit with relatives here.
Miss Ruby Seeds, of Richmond,
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spent Sunday with T. B. Leary and family. Willie Wilson, of Thawsville, 111. Mrs. Lydia Welling, Mrs. Phoebe Heath, of Richmond, spent part of last week with W. H. Wilson and family.
T. B. Leary has purchased a new automobile. Otis and Essie Pope, of Route 7, spent Sunday with Oliver Wilson and family.
J. 0. Dunn and family spent last Sunday with Wm. Grandison and wife at Maxwell.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kingery, a baby boy. Anthony Maroska and wife had for their Sunday guests, James Deshong and family, Jesse Williams and family, Mrs. Ida )Villiams, Rev. Charles Bray and Mrs. Julia Flanagan, of New Castle.
George McCreery, of Eden, was here Tuesday evening. The Larkin Club met with Mrs. Maggie Stansbury Tuesday.
The hum of the threshing machines can now be heard.
BROWN'S CHAPEL
L.. C. Crider and family entertained Sunday, Will Hinkle and wife, of Serrah, Okla. Jesse Hinkle, wife and little daughter, Leora, of Spiceland. The former, Will Hinkle and wife, were just recently married and are here on their wedding tour.
Dr. Barnes and wife, of Greenfield, were guests of Grover Vandine and wife one day last week.
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Miss Myrtle Crider, who has been attending school in Kentucky, returned home last week.
Thomas Henricks and family, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with Elwood Hill and wife.
Hazel Mitchelly Frankie Crider and Cecil Fry called on James Hatfield and wife Monday evening.
J. 0. Mitchell and family, Thos. Mitchell and wife and Grover Van Dine and wife attended meeting at Paxton's grove Sunday.
Clarence Cook and wife visited the former's parents, near Warrington, one night last week.
Several of the young people of this place picnicked at Blue River the Fourth.
Miss Lulu Sipe, who has been seriously sick, is improving. Miss Iva Clevenger, of Rushville, was the guest of Dorotha Giles last Sunday.
Miss Frankie Crider was at Indianapolis Saturday evening. Floyd Brown and wife and Miss Katie Jeffries were guests of Robert Brown and wife Monday night.
John Williams is building an addition to his house. Miss Hazel Mitchell will visit her sister, Mrs. Harvey Collins, of Warrington, next week.
Jesse McGee and family returned to New Castle last week after visiting C. A. Crider and family.
Mrs. Katherine Crider, who has been sick, is not so well.
FORTVILLE R. 1.
Mrs. Ellen Manifold, son Vincent Manifold and family, and granddaughter and family, of Indianapolis, visited wiCh her a fewt days last week.
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The Pleasure of Living
Joe Elsbury and family were at Fortville Friday evening. Alice Walker and daughter, Bertha,. visited relatives at Pendleton Wednesday.
John Raymer, Virgil Hawk, J. M. Hawk, Chester Brizendine assisted C. W. Manifold and sons in putting up hay Saturday.
Asa Fuqua and wife were at Indianapolis Monday attending the funeral of a relative.
A large crowd visited Fortville Friday night to see the fireworks.
Gravel Road Allowances
Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co., repair Mt. Comfort bridge.$ 5.50 John F. Wallace, Wallace &
Steele G. 4.50 Daniel Durack, labor Durack G. 11.00 John W. Wilkins, labor on
Buck Creek G. 3.00 Frank Stottlemyer, labor on New Castle G. 3.00 J. H. Stottlemyer, N road. 3.00 Sam Denny, N road 3.00 Lee Q. Thayer, gravel for
New Castle road 1.25 H. H. Meier, labor, Nat'l 2.00 Perle Stant, labor on Eastes & Dobbins road .50 R. F. Brown, labor, Nat'l 4.50 Odd Fuqua, labor, Olvey 1.50 James Barrett, labor, Olvey. 1.50 John E. Barrett, labor, Olvey 1.00 S. N. Curtis, labor, Olvey... 7.10 Mohawk Lumber Co., lumber
Olvey road 20.83 Robert Hill, repair culverts Morristown road 3.00 William Jackson, repair culvert's Morristown 1.50 James Tyner, repair culverts
Morristown road 2.25 Jonathan Jessup, labor on Range Line road 4.00 Walter Haydock, labor on
Nat'l road 1.50 L. S. Crider, labor, Nat'l 3.00 Ora Clutter, labor on Range
Line G. 13.50 Avery Wilson, labor, Range Line G. 4.50 John A. Bussell, supt. Range
Line road 3.00 George Eaton, labor, Thomas 3.00 C. C. Collier, labor, Thomas. 5.00 J. H. Bussell, per diem, direc 25.50 Victor Harlan, labor, Willow
Branch road 4.50 Lamer Cooper, labor, Willow Branch road 1.50 John Collyer, labor, Bl'kburn 1.50 Sam Price, labor, Blackburn 1.50 W. H. Albea, per diem, direct 45.00 Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co., sewers, General G. 96.00 Virgil P. Warrum, livery on ..General G. 24.00 G. W. Allen, per diem, direct 22.50
There's a facination in devising new means of swelling the little .hoard until the saver has reached the point of independence. The pennies, nickles and dimes that are thoughtlessly dropped here and therj for nothings, count fas4: toward the accomplishment of A your purpose. Try saving.
The bank account is the first step toward success p.nd fortune, protects your family in emergency, educates your children, makes you independent, gives you a standing in the community, is a valuable aid in any enterprise undertaken anywhere, by anybody, under any conditions.
If you do not have a bank account let us suggest that you start one with us immediately.
The Citizens' Bank
Jas. R. Boyd, Pres. Geo. H. Cooper, Cashier Wm. B. Bottsford, Asst. Cashier
Frank Apple, wife and son, Noble, called on Thomas Brizendine and family Sund&y evening.
Charles Roberts and wife visited Marion Moore and wife Sunday. Charles Manifold and family, Lee Manifold and family and Frank Manifold and wife visited with their mother, Ellen Manifold, Sunday.
LAWRENCE WOOD, Auditor. (Advertisement)
Commissioners' Allowances. Levey Bros. & Co., supplies surveyor's office $ 4.50 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies clerk's office 38.59 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies auditor's office 70.98 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies treasurer's office 15.00 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies recorder's office 19.70 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies superintendent's office 5.00 Levey Bros. & Co., supplies surveyor's office 4.95 Levey Bros. & Go., supplies assessor's office .50 Moses C. Wood, clerk sal 175.00 M. C. Wood, clerk fees 2.85 Lawrence Wood, sal. aud.... 233.33 Allen F. Cooper, sal. treas.. 191.66 Allen F. Cooper, office postg 33.16 J. E. Sample, sal. recorder.. 116.67 •H. C. White, rep. rec. office 1.25 Mack Warrum, serve jurors. 2.45 Mack Warrum, per diem... .12.00 Mack Warrum, sal. sheriff.. 166.66 Mack Warrum, board pris.. 24.40 Mack Warrum, ins and outs 955 Mack Warrum, insanity pa.. 3.00 Mack Warrum, mileage 7.00
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George J. Richman, sal. supt 117.38 G. J. Richman, trav. exp 2.00 G. J. Richman, office exp 2.70 Anna Phillips, assist, supt.. 3.75 John H. Reeves, sal. assessor 175.00 Charles N. Warren, member
Board of Review 54.00 Thomas A. Seaman, member Board of Review 54.00 Allen F. Cooper, member of
Board of Review 54.00 Lawrence Wood 54.OO E. R. Gibbs, cor. White inq. 9.90 Lawrence Bridges, elk inq... 2.00 O. S. Heller, med. attd Center tp. poor 150.00 Harry Strickland, supplies poor Center tp 11.50 Abram W. Frost, overseer and money adv. poor Cent 26.50 J. W. Walker Co. sup Cent pr 18.15 E. B. Murphy, supplies for poor Jackson tp W. T. Orr, overseer of poor
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Jackson tp Oscar Heller, physician for poor Sugar Creek tp R. C. M. Smith, overseer of poor Vernon tp 12.00 E. L. Cronch & Co., supplies poor Vernon tp H. C. White, repairs for lawn mowers, court house Geo. R. Hull, sal. janitor Greenfield Lumber & Ice Co. coal heating plant 187.08 W. H. Boyd, sal. fireman of heating plant E. H. Weber, supt. poor farm J. A. Van Duyn, paint poor farm Tyner E. Lowe, physician co. poor 50.00 J. M. Havens & Co., suplies poor farm 5.55 Gfld. Ice & Fuel Co., supplies poor farm Standard Oil Co., supl pr frn. Horace F. Wickard, supplies poor farm Mohawk Lumber Co., suppl. poor farm 16.00 Harry Strickland, supl pr frn 74.57 Pickett Hdw Co., supl pr fm 4.05 C. P. Collins, fencing pr fm.. 92.25 J. Ward Walker Co 50.43 J. W. Walker Co., sup h... 11.85 I W. F. Spangler, rep. pr fm. 1.52
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12.50
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52.00 1.15
53.75
2.50 8.00
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E. L. Crouch Co., sup. pr fm 86.00 Obe VanDuyn, enumeration voters of Brown tp 44.00 W. A. Scott, enum. B'wine tp 27.00
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Clarence Luse, enum. Bk Ck J. L. Frost, enum. Center... D. J.'Warrum, enum. Green 36.00 W. C. White, enum. Jackson 32.00 R. J. Sample, enum Vernon. 40.00 J. Ward Walker Co., clothing for insane i.. 30.00 Spencer Pub. Co., adv 20.28 H. Eshelman, burial soldier. 50.00 White's Ind. Man. Labor Institute, care dep. children. 97.65 State Board of Charities, dependent children 2.45 J. H. Kimberlin, ref. tax 1.25 George W. Jarrett, ref. tax. 9.43 Lambert Duchateaux, ref. tax 1.68 James A. Parish, est. Westland Bridge 540.00 Gfld. Bridge & Sewer Co., est. on Cushman bridge... 436.00 Trittipo & Scott, est. and ext work on Cushman bridge. 128.00
LAWRENCE WOOD, Auditor. (Advertisement)
July Distribution.
The County Auditor now has the July distribution to Trustees and School Boards completed, which is as follows: "-c jBlue River tp. $6,311.51 I Brown tp 10,514.65
Brandywine tp '. 3,870.12 Buck Creek tp 5,670.47 Center tp 11,779.98 Green tp 6,002.67 Jackson tp 10.554.38 Sugar Creek tp 8,762.18 Vernon tp 8,516.95 Greenfield City 11,446.96 Greenfield School Board. .16,036.36 Fortville Town 2,404.87 Fortville School Board 4,067.90 New Palestine 978.62 Shirley 2,184.24
Total $109,101.84 (Advertisement)
Ruth, Paul, Frank and Grant Hart are visiting relatives at Ko-: komo, Bunker Hill and Dunkirk.