Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 17 July 1913 — Page 8
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Edna Collier spent last Sunday at Spiceland.
Charles Orr and family are visiting Hilda Thomas, on Route 4.
Samuel Potts, of Wiles, Texas, is visiting Wesley Liming and wife.
Miss Mary J^nioit, of Blue River township, was a visitor here Monday.
Miss Mae Moxley has returned after a two weeks' visit with friends at Kingman, Ind., and Danville, 111.
Dr. Joseph L. Allen, who has been seriously ill at his home on East Main street, is improving.
James A. Hatfield, east of town, ^who has been down with a siege of rheumatism, has recovered.
Lieut. Robert J. Binford spent Tuesday as the guest of his brother, Frank Binford, of Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Price Scott motored to Wilkinson Sunday and called on Anna Reeves.
Gerald Zike, of Morristown, is assisting at the soda fountain of Zike & Henricks.
Mrs. Fannie Thornburg, of Daleville, Ind., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Moncrief.
Edward R. Harrod, of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Moncrief for a few days.
A. F. Rabe, of Route 4, was in Indianapolis Tuesday, having his eyes examined by Dr. Morrison.
Bert Clark, of Chicago, is visiting John Behnett and family. Mrs Clark, and son have been here for some time.
Mrs. Merle Lewis, of Charlottesville, was a guest of her mother, Mrs. J. M. Havens, Tuesday.
Chauncey Duncan is moving his office from the Masonic Temple to the room over the grocery of Harry Strickland.
Mrs. Hannah White, of Pendle ton, is visiting her sister, Sarah Huston.
Esta Harrell spent Tuesday night with Rufus Temple and wife, north of town.
Miss Verne Thomas, of Richmond and Mrs. Cora Turner spent Tuesday with Mrs. Will Conaway, of West Main street.
Miss Hester Yelton entertained her Sunday school class at a picnic at her home, northeast of town, Tuesday.
J. L. Smith has received a card from his daughter, Mrs. N. S. %ox, who, with her family, has arrived safely at Virginia Beach, Va., where they will spend six weeks. Dr. N. S. Cox and family live at Richmond.
The Modern Priscilla Sewing Club met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Price Scott, and twelve members were present. The guests were Mrs. Ralph Beeson, Mrs. Ed Scott, Mrs. E. M. Hill, Mrs. G. W. Scott, Elizabeth Catt and Mary Finney. Refreshments of ice cream, angel-food cake and mints were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be July 25th, at the home of Miss Gladys Hamilton.
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Fred L. English, of Dunreith, was here on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Millsap, of Birmingham, Ala., are the guests of Ed Bennett and wife.
Charles Gibbs says his wheat crop averaged about eighteen bushels to the acre.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ginley, son, Ralph and grandson, and Mrs. S. Boots spent Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Cosby.
Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases, especially priced, at Foster's. 17d2-wl (Advertisement)
Dr. John R. Moore and family left today for Carplake, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Laura Souder was calling on friends in Wayne county and looking after her farm near Cambridge City, Wednesday.
Elizabeth Curry, of West North street, is spending a few days with friends in Green township this week.
The Aid Society of Philadelphia M. E. church will give an ice cream social at the home of Ed Ellis, one mile west of Greenfield Saturday evening. Everybody cordially invited. Stop 48, T. H.T. & E. 17d2w
John E. Barrett, of Green township, Route 2 out of Fortville, and Lee C. Martin, of Route 39 out of Ingalls, were in Greenfield Wednesday on business.
Trustee D. J. Warrum, of Green township,y was in Greenfield Wednesday. He announced that he is now a proud grandfather of a little girl baby, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warrum.
Judge and Mrs. R. L. Mason were in Greenfield Wednesday afternoon. They have been staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Dennis, of Route 2, since their return from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, of this city, have gone to the home of their daughter, Mrs. William Andis, on Route 1, to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. William White and daughter, Esther, spent Sunday with Jacob Thomas and wife, southeast of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eakin, of Mt. Comfort, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Finnell Sunday.
Ice Cream Festival.
At Shiloh church Saturday evenning, July 19th, by the ladies of the church. Everybody invited to come and enjoy the evening. 14d5-wl (Advertisement)
Mrs. W. S. Pugh has gone to Anderson, where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Miner Barrett.
Frank Cook, of Westland, was in Greenfield Monday.
Perry Lewis, of Charlottesville, was in Greenfield on business Monday.
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John Mugg, of Maxwell, attended the Knights Tepnplar meeting here Monday evening.
Miss Vera Sample entertained thirteen of her little girl friends a few days ago. She was 13 years of age July 13, 1913. Refreshments of cream, cake and candy were served. She received a number of gifts from her friends.
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MORRISTOWN ROUTE 1. Mrs. H. C. Duncan is sick. Mrs. Lizzie Lucas and son, Geo., visited Mrs. Lou Duncan Tuesday.
Mrs. Maude Nicholson and Mrs. Estella Whitaker spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jane Ridlen.
Ora Nicholson and Nelson Cook were in Morristown Thursday. Vera Anderson and family visited Otha Duncan and family Sunday.
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Wm. Andis is reported not so well this week. Charles Snider returned home on Wednesday from a two months' visit in Franklin and other counties.
Riley Siders and wife visited relatives near Homer Sunday. Wm. Ward and family spent Sunday with Jasper Jonas and wife
Mrs. Claude Poer and little son, Rupert Emerson, are sick. Bro. Webber took dinner Sunday with Theo Hargrove and wife.
There will be a festival at Shiloh church Saturday night, July 19th, Through a mistake, there was no creain sent the week before, and the festival was postponed.
FOUNTAINTOWN
Mrs. Rosa Chapman, Mrs. John Willard and Lula Watson called on friends at Fountaintown Friday.
A very bad hailstorm passed through this section Wednesday. Miss Stella Bennett met with a very painful accident Tuesday by dislocating her wrist.
Lola and Ruth Rafferty have been visiting their mother, Mrs. David Sexton at Morristown Monday.
Miss Ruby Chapman has been visiting her brother at Morristown. Rev. Addison filled his regular appointment here Sunday.
Zola Rohm is visiting friends at Fairland this week. Mrs. Josh Shaw and children returned to her home at Indianapolis Saturday, after a three weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. Su§an Williams, and other friends.
James Scott and wife entertained Rev. Addison and wife and Charles Wood and wife Sunday.
Rev. Jerman preached at the M. E. church here Sunday afternoon. Artie Pope, of Indianapolis, visited his parents here Sunday. He has a position at the insane hospital.
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During the storm last Wednesday evening, lightning struck the house of Dr. Nave, doing considerable damage.
John Rohm has purchased an automobile. Mrs. Showalter and Nora Linville were at Shelbyville Saturday.
Mr. Thomas and children, Burl and India, of New Castle, were visiting J. H. Showalter and wife last Sunday.
Jerry James and wife entertained James Shelton and wife, of Greenfield, Sunday.
Attended Thomas Funeral Those from a distance who at tended the funeral of W. J. Thomas in this city Thursday were E. W. Felt and family and W. H. Gadd and family, of Irvington J. E. Thomas and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dora Earl, of Indianapolis, D. G. Barrett and wife, of Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas, of Dublin Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Thomas of Knigtitstown Walter McCray and family and M. C. Fort, of Warrington L. B. Thomas and family, M. R. Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thomas, Omer Fort, W. H. Smith, Elmer McComas and Mr. and Mrs. John Braddock, of Willow Branch Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McComas and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McComas, of Fortville Mr. and E. C. Martindale, of Wilkinson Mrs. T. I. Howren, of New Castle Dr. Alfred Braddock and mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Braddock, of Portland Dr. Johnston, Mrs. I. J. Hatfield, Mrs. Catharine Foley, James L. Foley, Clarence Haskett and family, of Charlottesville, and Freeman Braddock and family, of near Willow Branch A. E. Curry and family, and Mrs. Raymond H. Slaughter, of Eden.
Mrs. Clay Duncan and daughter, Mildred, of Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Duncan's mother, Mrs. Lucinda Wilson, of South street.
John Cook, of Blue River township, was in town Monday on business. J?,
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DIG STORE CHANGES HMDS THROUGH SALE
Quigley's Drug Store Sold to Zike & Henricks—M. C. Quigley' Will Still Live Here.
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Wm. 0. Kirkhoff, of near Gem, was in Greenfield Monday on business.
The Quigley Drug Store has been sold to Hannibal Zike, of Morristown, and Thomas Henricks, of Greenfield. This drug store has been a landmark in Greenfield for the past 23 years. Mr. Quigley is a veteran druggist, having been in business more than thirty years. For four years he operated a drug store at McCordsville then when he moved here he opened one at once, and has been an influential man of affairs ever since.
For 23 continuous years, he has waited upon the public in the same room, moving from the present Early Drug Company's location. He has seen his business grow from a small beginning to an ample income. He appreciates that this growth came from the patronage of the citizens of Greenfield and Hancock county, and their faith in him and in his honesty. And so through the columns of The Reporter, he
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wishes to thank all of his friends and patrons for their patronage and good will, and asks that they continue to deal with his successors as they have with him.
Mr. Quigley will retire from active business, but he wishes to say that he will remain in Greenfield and make his home here,
Mr. Zike is the brother of Mrs. S. S. Boots and Mrs. Frank E.,Johnson, while Mr. Henricks has been the efficient and popular clerk of the store for a number of years.
English Teacher Selected. Miss Dorothy McCloud, of Greencastle, has been selected to fill the vacancy in the English department of the local high school made by the resignation of Miss Mary Sample. Miss McCloud is a graduate of DePauw, majoring in English. She has had five years practical experience in her subject, having recently taught at North Manchester high school. She comes highly recommended.
The Greenfield Horse Show begins Tuesday, September 23d, and includes three days—23d, 24th and 25th.
Mrs. Ada New and daughters, Mrs. Forest Monger and Miss Genevieve, have moved to the farm recently purchased east of town.
Did You Ever?
Did you ever stop to think that your wife might get sick? That there'd be a hired girl in the kitchen? That there'd be doctor's bills to pay? That the rent might come due? That you might have to meet the last installment on your furniture? That you might break a leg? That taxes are as certain as death? That all these things require ready money? That such events have befallen others? That they may happen to you? Moral: PREPARE FOR IT, by pinching out a little now before it happens. There is nothing so handy as a bank account when you are in trouble. Start now with
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