Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 31 July 1913 — Page 5

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Miss Thelma Bussell spent several 'days last week with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Parker, at Philadelphia and other friends in that vicinity.

Mrs. Lula Fisk visited her grandparents, of near Eden, several days last week.

James Clift and Lee Sanders, of Richmond, spent several days with J. M. Fisk and family.

Mrs. Wm. P. Fisk was shopping in Greenfield Tuesday. Chloma and Wm. Paul Biser visited their teacher, Miss Hester Yelton, Friday evening.

Joseph Fisk and wife attended quarterly meeting at Eden Sunday and took dinner with Irvin Barnard and famliy.

John Willis and Chloma Biser spent Sunday with John W. Biser and wife, of New Castle. Freda Biser accompanied them home and is spending a few days with her parents, Wm. P. Fisk and wife.

Born, to Joseph Apple and wife, Sunday morning, a fine baby girl. David Streubbe and family were shopping in Greenfield Tuesday.

Guy Miller, who is reported on the sick list, is improving. Freda Biser and Emma Bussell called on Howard Miller and family Tuesday evening.

Fletcher Brooks and family attended quarterly meeting at Eden Sunday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasener and Mrs. Mabel C. Rasener spent Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spell, of Indianapolis.

Miss Flo Gilson spent Sunday with, .friends at Terre Haute. Henry Cook and family had as their. guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Snider and Mr. and Mrs. William Shieldmeier and daughter.

Mrs. Theo Willman, of Morris Station, spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spilker.

Popular Lectures, Special Entertainers, Imperial Bell Ringers, Musical Artists, Wehrman Quartette, Lincoln Chautauqua

Mrs. Anton Osterrneier spent last Sunday with friends at Indianapolis.

Mrs. Henry Rasener and little son "Herbert, of Louisville, Ky., and Mrs. Fred Buesking and daughter, Julia, ^'of Cumberland, were the guests of

Henry Cook and family Friday. Miss Cora Shaw is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Turner, of Plainfield.

Mr,. and Mrs. Jesse Snider spent Sunday with Willard Snider, of Mt. Comfort.

Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and services following Sunday school.

AMITY

Charles Ostermeyer and family, Frank Schildmeier and family, Orlando Hancock and family and Bert Wright and family visited relatives at Indianapolis Sunday.

Miss Martha Welling spent a few days last week with her brother, Vinton Welling.

The storm did considerable damage in this community Sunday. John Wallace and wife, of Mount Comfort, visited Louis Hawkins and wife Sunday.

Henry Hawkins and family entertained Miss McDuffie and Prof. Cummins, of University Heights, Sunday.

Edna Hughbank, of Indianapolis, will preach at Amity Saturday and Sunday evenings.

William Bade and family visited Christopher Cook and family Sunday.

Miss Steila Snider visited' Bert Hendricks and family at Anderson last week.

Prayer meeting Thursday evening. The pastor, Rev. Robbins, will be in attendance.

Etta Hawkins entertained her Sunday school class at dinner Sunday. The guests were Crystal Wright, Florence and Ruby Mer-

Orchestra, or a combination of twelve lectures and twelve great and grand entertainments constitutes

Chautauqua

'A LITTLE CITY THAT FEATURES ON BIG PRODUCTIONS"

August 1st to 6tti

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lau, Katie and Estel Bolen, Hattie, Sallie and George Prichet, Ethel Bade, Otto Cook and Scotten Smith.

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., and preaching at 10:30 Sunday.

CHARLOTTESVILLE

Orval Narvel, wife and son, Beryl visited at New Castle Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Mfcry Jeffries will be the guest of her cousin, Noble Jeffries and family, south of Greenfield on Sunday.

Freda and Marjorie Herkless are visiting Louis Marshall and Benton Harding at Arlington for a few weeks.

Raymond Wagner will hold a week's meeting at Cleveland beginning August 3d. Ralph Crider will assist.

Taylor Roberts was at Anderson Saturday. Mrs. Amanda Ward, of Indianapolis, is visiting old friends here. She formerly lived here and is 93 years old.

The L. T. L. girls picnicked in J. R. Hill's grove. Quite a nice dinner was served and good time,enjoyed. Those present were Anne Niles and daughters, Ruth and Irene Goldie Addison, Clara Waggoner and daughters, Phoeba and Leone Opal Lacy, Flora Weeks and daughter, Helen Olga Brown and son, Charles Lena Adams and children, Eva Outland and children, Ernest and Serena Pauline Weeks, Zona Williams, Arthur, Yirgil and Sylvia Burdsall, Margaret and Edward Roberts, Margaret Smith, Louise Craft, Marjorie Herkless, Elsie and Myrtle Withrow, Cophine Wales, Elizabeth Garland and Marjorie Evans.

James Coleman, of St. Louis, visited Mort Stanley and wife Tuesday.

Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnston left Friday for a ten days' outing at Chicago and Duluth, Minn. The trip was for the benefit of Mrs. Johnston's health. She recently returned from the St. Vincent hospital, where she spent nine weeks.

W. W. Lowe and wife, Henry Pentland and wife and son, Roscoe, spent Sunday- with Carey Keaton and family, of near Maxwell.

Mrs. Charles Whisler and children, of Warrington, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reeves.

Clyde Kerns and family and Emory Lacy and family, of Nameless Creek, visited' Misses Laccy Sunday.

Mrs. John Munden and children, of Momence, 111., came Friday for a few days' visit with Gus Munden and wife, and the former's .^daughter, Louise.

Miss Hazel Johnson, who is employed at the East Haven Hospital at Richmond, was at home Sunday.

John Stinger is at French Lick. H. S. Cone and wife, of Shelbyville, were guests of John Badger and family Sunday.

Walter Jones and wife and Emory Fort and wife, of Indianapolis, visited Tom Niles last week.

Miss Mary Hanna was a guest of Edna Simmons at Nameless Creek Sunday.

Will Draper, wife and baby, of New Castle, spent Sunday with Henry Draper and family.

Miss Mabel Walker is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tressa Jones, at Warrington.

Miss Elva Linder, of Knightstown has been spending a few days at the home of her parents, John Linder and family.

Charles Cross and family, Harmon Watson and family were Sunday guests of Wm. Sharp and wife.

Mrs. Eva Fields and Mrs. Edna Howard, of Marion, were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Stella'Finney.

Mrs. Glenn McCormack and Mrs. Irma James, of Knightstown, the daughters of J. H. Bell and wife, spent last week with their parents.

Walter Hatfield and family and

Cora Briney, of Greenfield, spent part of last week with Dr. W. W. Lowe and family.

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Otto Crickmore, of Peoria, 111., is the guest of Claude Crickmore and wife.

Jacob Varner, wife and son, of Greenfield, visited their daughter, Mrs. Robert Scott and family over Sunday.

Mrs. Wrennick, who lives with TJiomas Porter, south of town, and her daughter, of Brazil, were passengers to Indianapolis Monday.

Mrs. James. McCorkhill and children, Bonnie and Helena, are vi&itx ing at Indianapolis.

Miss Gladys Conwell, of Kokomo, has been visiting her cousin, Ruth McDaniel, the past week.

Mrs. Bonnie Shockley and son, William, of Shawnee, Okla., are the guests of her brother, Clarence Haskett.

Quite a crowd of young people had a chicken roast Monday night. Last Tuesday being the twentyfirst birthday of Cassell Watson, he entertained a company of friends, Friday night. Among those present were Misses Amy, Hazel and Grace Braddock, of Nameless Creek, Helen Craft, Rohama Garland, Ruby Cox, Leah Haman, Mina and Adeline Overman, Messrs. Austin Myers, Roscoe Thomas, Paul and Earl Bell, Ed Oldham, Lee Garland, Arnold Overman, Albert Linder. Refreshments of cream and cake were served.

Mrs. H. F. Wilson was a passenger to the Capital City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weeks and Mrs. Frank Weeks will enjoy atrip through Indiana and Ohio soon.

CLOVERDALE

J. M. Hall made a business trip to Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Rose Hawkins entertained her sister from Maxwell Sunday.

J. M. Elliott and family motored to Greenfield Saturday evening. Mrs. Henry Kleiman entertained relatives from Cincinnati Thursday.

John Hawkins was a passenger to Greenfield Saturday night. Gary Elliott spent Sunday with home folks.

Mrs. J. M. Hall spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas. Lewis Larrabee was down to his farm Friday.

Mrs. T. J. Elliott was shopping at Greenfield Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. D. Huls was a business passenger to New Palestine Saturday.

Mrs. Personett, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Huls, has returned to her home at Richmond.

CLEVELAND

Mrs. Sylvia Pauley went to Richmond Tuesday to attend the funeral of the two year old child of her niece, Mrs. Carrie Roan.

Charles Williams and wife entertained Wednesday in honor of the second birthday of their little daughter, Martha, Will Orr, wife and 'daughter, Julia Albert Williams, wife and daughter, Helen, and Walter Addison and wife.

Mrs. Alice Glascock, of Greenfield, is holding a ten days' special review for the pupils in the primary department. She will teach here again this winter, making her third term. She has gained the love and esteem of both pupils and patrons.

Miss Ada Burn's called "on her grandmother, Mrs. Ella Richardson, Monday morning.

Will Orr and family, Albert Williams and family, Will Beeson and wife, Walter Addison and wife, Mrs. Presnall and son, Lute, and Miss Mary Payne all met at the home of Omer Addison Sunday, proceeding from there to the woods where a picnic dinner and a most pleasant day was enjoyed by all.

Mrs. Mary Thomas, who has been very sick, is reported better. Rev. Morris Wines left Tuesday for the northern part of Illinois, where he will hold a meeting, going from there to Evansville, where he will hold a camp meeting, returning here about September 1st.

Rev. John T. Hatfield and wife returned home Monday from Mitchell, Ind., where he has been holding a meeting.

MOHAWK

The storm Sunday and Monday did considerable damage through this place.

Walter Kuhn and family of Fortville, spent Monday evening with Mrs. George Stoehr.

A. F. Wilson and wife, John Price and wife, Miss Nellie Kimberlir and Jack Brooks, spent Sunday with Anthony Maroska and family.

Samuel Offutt and sister and W. W. McCole and wife were here on business Tuesday evening.

Edward Sylvester has returned to his home after spending several months with his grandparents at Greencastle.

Troy St'ansbury and family entertained company from Indianapolis Sunday.

Misses Gladys Dunn, Flo Herr, Henrietta Wulf and Katie Conner spent Sunday evening ^wHh Viola

Murphy. Fern Haney spent Saturday night with Esther Wilson.

Mrs. Susan Dobbins, after spending several days visiting her children at Indianapolis, has returned to the home of Wilford Dobbins.

Newton Bills and wife made a business trip to Greenfield Monday. Mrs. Maude Barnard and children spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. James Kingen.

Arthur Rash, wife and son, Hiram, spent Sunday with George Stoehr and wife.

Jasper Gordon and wife entertained company from Indianapolis last week.

Henrietta Wulf spent Sunday with Gladys Dunn. Ethel Campbell spent Sunday as a guest of Viola Murphy.

Rev. Benton Whitecotton will preach at the North U. B. church Sunday morning and evening.

Howard Smith, who has been in the regular army for some time, is visiting relatives here.

Quarterly meeting will be held at the South church Saturday and Sunday.

Chris Maroska and wife spent Sunday with Plutarch Frazier, on Route 6.

John Murphy, Jr., and wife had as their guests Sunday, Wm. Albea, wife and daughter, Lily Wm. Murphy, wife and son, Eddie Ben Murphy, wife and daughter, of Greenfield Willie Albea and wife, Mrs. Clara Murphy.

NEW PALESTINE

Mrs. Cones and son, Clinton, of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives at this place.

Gladys Snodgrass is visiting with her brother near Acton. Charles Wickliff and family, of New Bethel, spent Sunday with relatives here.

Thrashing is the order of the day. Clarence Smith and family, of Indianapolis, are guests of his mother

Rev. Burns filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday.

Mrs. Volley ...is threatened with typhoid fever. Gladys Holden, Audrey Freeman and Clara Armenger called on Gertrude Ashcraft Monday. The latter is very sick.

Mrs. Ad Schreiber is nursing Mrs. Henry Merlau. Mrs. Charles Richmond is on the sick list.

Mrs. Sweetman, who has been at the Methodist Hospital for several weeks, was brought to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McAmes Monday.

Listen for the wedding bells.

MAXWELL

Artie Dobbins and wife were in Greenfield on business Thyrsday. Mrs. Lon Alexander, of Indianapolis, was calling on friends at this place Monday.

Mrs. Alma Plummer, Mrs. Ethel Dorman were Greenfield callers last Monday.

Mrs. Wm. Curtis, who is sick, is no better at this writing. Mrs. Effie Walker and sons, Ed and Robert, are spending a few days with relatives here.

Vernie Wright and family and Miss Fern Ballinger spent Tuesday with George Cooper and wife.

Paul Evans, of Cleveland, spent Tuesday with his sister, Mrs. Clara Dobbins.

Mildred Garrett and Isephine Moore have returned home after a few days' visit with relatives at Indianapolis.

Mrs. Ella Roberts has returned home after a week's visit with her son, Walter, of near Fortville.

Lee Pettigrew and wife and Kenneth Alford and wife spent Sunday with James Pettigrew and wife.

Mordecai Cooper and wife and daughter, Hildred, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Dan Cooper and wife.

Gladys and Hazel Jackson and Ruth West attended the barbecue at McKenzie's park Wednesday.

Listen for the wedding bells. There will be an ice cream social given by the Young Ladies' Class of the M. E. Sunday school, August 9th. Everybody come out and enjoy the evening.

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Walter Holden and family returned today after a few days' visit at Indianapolis.

SEWS REPORT

Money Collected and Paid OutFlood Donations—Final Report of Conditions Last March.

The Society was organized Dec. 12, 1912. The first \vork was the selling of Christmas stamps which netted $53.49. We have had two patients at the Rockville Sanitarium for treatment. The society has collected for flood sufferers the sum of $277, of which $200 was turned over to the state treasurer for relief work. The collections of clothing and food amounted in value to $250, which was sent and properly distributed by the Red Cross Society of Indiana. We have a membership of 32 life members 100 annual members, 50 contributing members and 10 advisory members. Respectfully submitted,

Percy M. Gordon, Sec.

Following is a list of donations for flood sufferers: Greenfield Banking Co $25.00 D. H. Goble Ptg. Co 25.00 John F. Mitchell 25.00 J. Ward Walker 15.00 Presbyterian Sunday School.. 10.00 Mrs. Elliott et al 30.00 A Friend 5.00 A. F. Cooper 5.00 Lawrence Wood 5.00 Geo. J. Richman 5.00 Simon Koin 5.00 N. C. Binford ...'. 5.00 Elmer E. Gant 5.00 Mrs. I. B. Pickett 5.00 James F. Reed 5.00 Greenfield Ice & Fuel Co 5.00 Misses Emma and Laura Parnell .. 5.00 Frank C. Gibbs 5.00 W. R. Hough 3.00 J. M. Hinchman 2.50 W. J. Thomas 2.00 Newton R. Spencer 2.00 Adrian Dommanget 2.00 C. F. Raesner 2.00 A. W. Spilker, R. R. 6 2.00 Iduna M. Barrett 2.00 M. P. Church 1.50 Mrs. Groff 1.00 Henry Long 1.00 Albert M. Knight, R. R. 6 1.00 W. H. Stewart 1.00 John H. Reeves 1.00 Charles E. Walker 1.00 G. C. Winslow 1.00 J. I. Garrett 1.00 C. A. Moore 1.00 Dr. J. L. Allen 1.00 Mack Warrum 1.00 Daniel Bohn 1.00 Ed Moore 1.00 J. K. P. Martindale 1.00 Bert Orr 1.00 Mrs. Anderson 1.00 Mrs. N. C. Binford 1.00 Mrs. G. W. Gordon 1.00 Dr. Milo Gibbs 1.00 Kay Freeman 1.00 M. T. Willett 1.00 J. H. Bundy 1.00 W. R. McGraw 1.00 E. Meisel 1.00 Robert F. Reeves 1.00 Geo. A. Carr 1.00 B. S. Binford 1.00 Fred T. Havens 1.00 W. W. McCole 1.00 Mrs. John Bohm, Jr 1.00 Wm. Stockdale 1.00 J. L. Smith 1.00 Henry Fry 1.00 M. S. Decker 1.00 L. J. Naftzger 1.00 B. L. Barrett 1.00 Pickett Hardware Co 1.00 M. J. Greer 1.00 C. E. Vaughn 1.00 R. I. Bell 1.00 I. R. Cotton 1.00 O. N. Dugan 1.00 J. C. Vance 1.00 W. H. Payne 1.00 J. E. Sample 1.00 W. I. Garriott 1.00 Hiram Eshelman 1.00 Tyner E. Lowe 1.00 Paul G. Bell 50 David Hastings 50 Sam Tolch 50 T. J. Hatfield 50 W. S. Pugh 50 George Morehead 50 John Brandenburg 50 Hester Yelton 50 David Ellis 50 E. S. Hart 50 W. W. Rigdon 50 Frank Lineback 50 J. W. Fisk 50 R. A. Roberts 50 M. S. Walker 25 J. M. Havens 25 Owen Shumway 25 R. C. Bardonner 25 Arthur Boone 25 James H. Walton 25 Fred A. Rose 25 L. W. Bridges .25 A. E. Martin .25 J. H. Rogers 25 Flo Kirkpatrick ..25 F. R. Lynam 25 Frank Hafner 25 Cash .25 D. C. Gimason 25 E. O. Tulley 25 Hayes Smith '. .25 William Briney .25

Oscar Bever .25R. M. Davis .25. E. O. Parish ,25 Oliver Adams 25 Kuntz & Seward .25 Geo. P. Justus .' ,2& Wm. M. Lewis .25» James Thomas 3b James Moran 25J. F. Anderson 25* L. T. Ellis .25^ Mr. Shaffer J2& Vera, Pauline, Loyd Granstaff .25B. F. Dailey .25, J., M. Bussell .,.25, E. A.- Robb P. T. Binford .*-,,2&

MAXWELL AND VICINITY J. R. Grandison and family spent Sunday with their son, Will Grandison and wife.

Otto Roberts and wife spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Hazel Apple anci family, near Sugar Creek.

Bertha Chappell, of Greenfield, who has been visiting relatives and friends here returned home Wednesday. She was accompanied home by Virgil Roberts.

Cophine Webb, of near Markleville, is spending a few days with her grandparents, J. F. Webb and wife, north of town.

Dr. and Mrs. Trees were at Greenfield Tuesday. The Reynolds family reunion was held at the home of John Plummer Sunday.

Ona Hudson, of Eden, is visiting relatives here. Marian West took dinner with Elizabeth Alford Sunday.

Charles Maxwell and wife spent Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs. Hawkins, near New Palestine.

Thomas Seamon and wife entertained recently for Pearl Watters, wife and son, Durward, of Hammond, the following people: James Herr, wife and daughter, Flo. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parker, of Mohawk Jasper Judkins and wife, of Greenfield John Steele, wife and children, and mother, Mrs. Walker Dock Cox and wife and Charles Carlton and wife.

Jesse O'Neal, of Eden, was dividing a wagon load of watermelons among the people of Greenfield today.

T. H. I. & E. TIME TABLE

WEST BOUND

5:18 A. M. 6:23 A. M. 7:18 A. M. 8:20 A. M. 9:17 Limited.. A. M. 10:20 A. M. 11:17 Limited A. M. 12:20 P. M. 1:17 Limited P. M. 2:20 P. M. 3:17 Limited P. M. 3:20 Except Sunday P. M. 4:20 P. M. 5:17 Limited P. M. 6:20 P. M. 7:17 Limited P. M. 9:37 Limited P. M. 10:59 P. M.

EAST BOUND

5:10 Car Barn to New Castle.. A. M. 5:11 A. M. 6:00 To Knightstown only.... A. M, 7:11 A. M. 8:15 Limited A. M. 9:10 A. M. 10:15 Limited A. M. 11:10 A. M. 12:15 Limited P. M. 1:10 P. M. 2:15 Limited '. P. M. 3:10 P. M. 4:15 Limited P. M. 5:10 P. M. 6:15 Limited P. M. 7:10 P. M. 9:10 (Stops at Greenfield) P. M, 10:05 P. M. 12:30 Greenfield only A. M.

New Time Table

-PENNSYLVANIA LINES (Effective May 25th) Trains Stopping at this Station will leave as follows.

WEST BOUND

No. 27 6:13 a. m. Np.127...... 6:25 a. m. No. 21 9:55 a. m. No. 57 11:41 a. m. No. 19 6:20 p. m. No. 35 10:38 p. m.

EAST BOUND

No. 56 8:06 a. m. No. 20 3:33 p. m. No. 8 5:22 p, m. No. 26 7:45 .m.

New train for Indianapolis at 6:20 P. M. is through fast train from New York.

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