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Mrs. M. C. Butler spent Tuesday at a quilting at the home of Mrs. George Boles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bmford received word Wednesday of the arrival of a new grand daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Binford, last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gates, of Carthage, spent Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs. J. W family.
Mrs. M. J. Eiliott gave a birthday dinner Sunday in honor brother. W. P. Binford
John Johnson, who has been visiting his sister Mrs. L. A. Binford. w7ent to Carthage Saturday to visit relatives and will return to his home at Linville from there.
F. N. Edwards and family entertained at dinner Sunday. Dr. Thos. I Woodard and R. W. Brooks, and! family.
Orville Brown and family spent Thursday with Mrs. Brown's grand parents, Mr and Mrs. Lemuel Hackelman, and mother, Mrs. Ella White
Mary A. Gates returned to her home Friday after a few days' visit with her brother, George Gates.
The little daughter of Mr. and!
Mrs. Earl Gardner, is sick with a severe cold. Miss Rose Warrum. of Greenfield visited R. F. COok and family and Mrs. Omar Binford and family last week.
The snow, sleet and sunshine last Sunday made a prettier picture than any artist could paint, and it called forth many comments.
he Cheerful Life
It is the right of everyone to live and enjoy the cheerful life. We owe r~""| it to ourselves and those who live with us to live the cheerful life. We, cannot do so if ill health takes hold of us.
The wife, mother and daughter suffering from hot flashes, nervousness, headache, backache, dragging-down feeling, or any other weakness due to disorders or irregularities of the delicate female organB—is not only a burden to but to her loved ones. 7.^: ,: Then it a remedy. Forty years experience has proven unmistakably that
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WESTLAND rnon three united with the church. Mr. .and Mrs. E. C. Elliott were Harry Logan and family tookdinat Richmond Wednesday visiting n?r with Dr. Miller and family last their daughter, Mrs. Paul Brown. Sunday. and husband.
Rev. Addison and wife took ^dinner Sunday with Perry Boles and wife,
Linus E. Miller and family have returned to their *home at Fort \^ayne Wednesday evening.
The series of meetings at Christian church still continues. There have been several accessions.
Mrs. Hurst pleasantly entertained the Ladies' Aid Society at her home
Binford and! last Friday afternoon. An elegant hunch was served.
J. N. Cook is sick at the home of Mrs. Frank Webber and children his son. Charles E. Cook. and Mrs. Yernie Boring and chilMr. and Mrs. James Lindamoo-i' dren were at the home of Mrs. entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.' Murnan Saturday. and Mrs. Arthur Binford and little daughter, and W. J. Young and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cracraft attended the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Whiteside Monday.
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Miss Leone Moffitt spent Sunday rheumatism, stiff and swollen joints with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kirb are honestly glad to know that FoMoflitt. ey Kidney Pills are successful in
Master Howard Bond, who was driving out these ills. That is bei.hreatened with pneumonia, is bet- cause Foley Kidney Pills are a true ter. 'medicine and quickly effective in
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Young and all diseases that result, from weak, son, Donavan. were at Knightstown inactive kidneys and urinary irregSaturday on business.
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CURRY'S CHAREL
The attendance at our Sunday school was 41 collection, $1.09. Mrs. Jennie Biser is employed as a nurse at the home of Merle M. Marsh, near Eden.
Joseph Fisk and wife spent last. Wednesday with Mr. Biddle and wife at Indianapolis.
Miss Eva Bridges has returned home after a week's visit with relatives af. Greenfield.
Mrs. John Trees and the baby girl of Edward Trees and wife are
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Don Bradley spent Sunday with
Roy Bradley. John Stephens and family and Frank Bussell and family spent Sunday with David Stroubbe and family.
The Willing Workers will meet Wednesday aflernoon with Mrs. Rachel Wratson. All members are requested to be present.
Colds, constipation and headache Eden, called on Miss Marvel Brad- McCorkhill, of Nebraska. are three common afflictions, and ednesday. Revival meetings are in progress relieving the constipation helps the!
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have the best wishes of this community. Mrs. Oliver Dunham is sick.
Ira Fisk and family and W. P. Fisk, wife and grandchildren, Wm. Paul and Chloma Biser, visited Joseph Fisk and wife Sunday.
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Mrs. Conrad Ostermeier spent Monday with Mrs. Henry Pennington, of Greenfield.
Mrs. O. P. Eastes, of Greenfleld, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Spilker' Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buesking entertained the following guests last Wednesday evening at a party: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasener, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rodewald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasener, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, George Rodewald and family, Gus Snider and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Spilker, Mr. and Mrs. John Buchfink, all of this place, and Miss Julia Buesking, of Cumberland. Refreshments of ice cream, cake coffee and apples were served. All departed at a late hour, after hav-
ing enjoyed an evening of gapies I and a social time. "... TODIANAPOLI8, INDlAJ^' P\ L. Copi^jof Flora, Ind,, sp^nt j»ry yy yy
last week here with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Thomas. Mrs. Andrew Sebastian is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Wood, of Morgantown.
Miss Goldie Arthur returned to her home at Indianapolis Sunday, after several weeks' visit with relatives here.
Carl Cook spent Saturday and Sunday with Mick Zapf and family. of Cleveland.
WILEY'S CORNER
Ernest Ford, wife and family spent Sunday with James Wiley. Wm. Marsh and wife were guests of Mrs. Moore Sunday.
Homer Jessup and wife called on her aunt, Mrs. John Carr, Sunday. Mrs. Mary Smith, of Gwynneville, is spending a few days with relatives on Route 1.
Mrs. Wm. Wiley, Anna Ford and daughters, Mabelle and Thelma, called on Mrs. Sarah McCorkhill Thursday.
Mrs. Charles White attended the funeral of an old neighbor at Asbury Friday.
Jordan Swain and wife spent last Wednesday with Orlando Jessup and wife, north of Greenfield.
Mrs. Edna Smith and daughter, Helen, called on her mother, Mrs. Emily Swain, Sunday.
Rev. Elliott preached at Western Grove Sunday morning and evening.
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EDEN
Mrs. Clarence Fisk, of Greenfield, visited her grandparents Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. J. C. Alexander has gone lo make an extended visit at Greenfield and Indianapolis.
Joe Mills and family, near Rushville. have been visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Iluey and other relatives.
Charles Archer and wife had for I heir guests Sunday at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huey, Robert McClarnon and family, Perle Alexander and family and Mrs. Ira Roberf s.
David Dangler, of Hasting, Neb., is visiting his nephew, James L. Dangler.
Harry Uinbenhour and family visited his sister and family at Indianapolis Sunday.
Jesse O'Neal was at Cambridge City Friday on business. Johnson Frank and wife were at Lapel Tuesday.
The Eastern Star lodge gave a social here Saturday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huey who will soon move to Middletown.
Mrs. Samuel Alford received a lelegram announcing the death of
Euphema Wilson, of nearjj)or grandson, a son of Leonard
number of friends went to the ]loro, and much" interest is being
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Joseph Loehr and wife have returned home from Brown county, where they visited relatives for two weeks. Joe says he failed to meet Abe Martin while there, j*
Harley Griffith spent Saturday al I a a
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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1914
List of Allowances
Made by the Board of Commissioners of Hancock County at their regular February. 1914. meeting: Wm. Mitchell Printing Co., supplies clerk S u.20 Wm. Mitchell Printing Co., supplies auditor Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies treasurer ... Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies sheriff ...... Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies recorder Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies surveyor Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies co. snpt Wm. Mitchell Printing supplies co. assessor. Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., rep. aud. office.. Mack Warmm. serv' Mack Warrum, ins and outs Mack Warrum. board pris... Mack Warrum, per diem.... J. H. Reeves, per diem and exp. at co. assessors' in
Brandywine twp E. A. Hawk, mod. attd. poor Brandywine twp Gfld. Lumber & Tee Co., sup. poor of Cent or (p New Milling Co., coal, poor
50.85
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Conler twp A. .T. Wliotsol. supl. poor Yrn F. Y. Hardin, poor Yernon... J. A. McComas. poor Yernon Wiselioart Bros.. Yern. poor. Chappell Bros.. Yernon poor
50.05
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10.10 2.00
A Good Recipe lo Cure Meat. At this time of year when "hog killin''' is going on every day, the farmer begins to look through the bureau drawers, the machine box and his pockets for the clipping taken from a paper last spring, which tells how lo cure hams and bacon the "'best way." It is at this time that this recipe, said to be a good one, will be appreciated: '"To 1,000 pounds of meat take the following: Forty pounds of common salt, 10 pounds of New Orleans sugar, 4 pounds of black pepper. 1 pound salt-petre and onehalf pound cayenne pepper. Weigh the meat and take such part of the ingredients as that is a part of 1,000. Let the meat cool thoroughly. After mixing the ingredients, onehalf of the amount should be thoroughly rubbed into the meat. Put the meat in a dry, cool place. Let it. remain two weeks, I lien rub on the remainder of the cure and let it lie about six weeks, when it is ready to hang. It is important that the meat be well rubbed each time the cure is applied, and that plenty of the cure be forced into the hock end and around the .joints. Less cure should be used on the thin sides than on the joints. The heavier and fatter the meat, the longer the time required for curing. While in general, a light strawcolor should indicate sufficient smoking, it is always safe to try a piece of thin bacon or shoulder to be certain I hat the process has been carried far enough to give the 18.901 proper flavor and cure. Smoking 3.00'should be done slowly. It should 18.001 occupy four to six weeks, a little 9.00 every day. and with little heat.
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jury.. 18.90 12.00 02.00 4.00
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Geo. W. Seeley inquest
Earl Gibbs. coroner fee Delia K. Gibbs, clerk Paul E. Trees, witness W. P. Wirick. truant officer. W. A. Scott, overseer poor in
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48.00
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2.00 5.80
W. P. Johnson, supl. ct h... 102.90 Slow sfnoking gives a delicate flaAssociated Mfg. Co.. sup W. T. Garriott.. ins. ct house. W. F. Spangler, rep. h.... J. Holromb Mfg Co. supl for poor farm and K. P. Green, diayage h.... John A. Turk, .janitor h... J. C. Foster, supl at jail W. II. Royd, fireman Frank Trees, asst. firm p.. Hudson & Kinder, supl p.. S an a O p... Gfld Lber & Ice Co.. fuel hp. 028.73 J. R. Walker, ins co farm... 109.50 W. F. Spangler, supl pr fm. 8.00 David Walsh, smithing pr fin .90 C. B. Orr. supl poor farm 1.20
3.15 vor. After the smoking is finished 90.00! wrap each piece in paper, put in an .50: unwashed flour sack and hang in a
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98.00 1.70| A Winter Coiujh 50.00 A stubborn, annoying, depressing 2.551 cough hangs on, racks the body, 52.00 weakens the lungs, and often leads 30.001 to serious results. The first dose 10.09 9.11
S. M. Addison, hogs pr fin... 290:801 all medicines for coughs, colds or F. C. Gibbs, supl poor farm. 1.38 lung trouble." Good for children's S. Mor. Tef. Co.. co phones. Wm. Mitchell Pig Co.. adv.. Spencer Pub. Co., adv Wm. R. Delph, erron. tax... A. R. Holden, aud. Rush co..
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While Bridge 2.947.00 LAWRENCE WOOD. Auditor. (Advertisement)
OTTERBEIN
Messrs. Frank and Ernest Sanford were at Greenfield Tuesday, looking after their display at the corn show.
Mrs. J. E. Sanford'was at Irvington Thursday. Quite a number from here have been attending the revival meeting at Amity.
Thomas Scot ten and daughter, Goldie, spent Saturday at Greenfield.
Rev. G. R. Champlin, of University Heights, preached here Sunday morning.
Elbert Griffith, who is teaching at No. 1 stayed a few nights last week with Walter Eastes and family.
Clarence Brooks and family, of Mohawk, were visiting John Rhoda and wife Tuesday.
Miss Naomi Scotten, of Mt. Comfort, visited at No. 7 school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Scotten, son, Hovey, and daughter, Gladys, and Messrs. Frank and Albert Scotten spent Thursday with George Crump and wife, and assisted in butchering.
Columbus Griffith was at Greenfield Saturday. Rev. G. R. Champlin and C. WT. Parjier and wife took dinner Sunday with J. E. Sanford and family.
Chesteen Griffith was thrown from his buggy one day last week and sustained a broken arm.
Miss Gladys Scotten spent Monday afternoon with Miss Goldie Scotten.
Miss Eva Crump and Mrs.. Noble Shelby attended the. shower in honor of Miss Edith Crump at the home of Mrs. Boyd in Greenfield Monday night.
Ernest Sanford was in Greenfield Monday. Our revival meeting will begin noxt Sunday night and continue indefinitely.
Successful Everywhere. People everywhere are talking of the quick and fine results Iley Kidney Pills give in backache, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles. You can not take them into your system without good results. That is because Foley kidney Pills give to the kidneys and bladder juslr what nature calls for to heal these weakened and inactive organs. dike's- Drug Store. IV
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of Dr. King's New Discovery gives relief. Henry D. .Sanders, of Cavendish. Yt., was threatened with consumption, a Hit having pneumonia. He writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery ought to be in every
family it is-certainly the best of
coughs. Money back if -not satisfied. Price 50c and $1.00. Recommended by Zike, the druggist. (Advertisement)
New Cases Filed.
Jacob Miller vs. Ella Willis and Clinton B. Marshall. Prosecution charging malicious trespass. Demand £25.000 damages.
Mary E. Loehr vs. Anna Warren. Suit on note and for attachment. Demand $950.
Eli C. Phillips vs. The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Suit for damages. Demand, §5.000.
Charles Janiiz vs. The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Suit for damages. Demand, •$2,000.
MILNEFVS CORNER
Mrs. R. 1). Kinder, of Willow, visited Ed Johnson, and wife last week. Oscar A«.lkins and family were the guests of Charles. Brooks and family Friday.
E. J. Keller and wife spent last Wednesday with C. J. Speagle and family near Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Speagle are the proud parents of a 11 lb. baby girl. Mrs. Speagle was Pearl Slaughter.
Clay Wilson and wife, of Lafayette, are at home with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson.
Cecil Fisk entertained a party of friends at a comfort tacking Friday evening. Those- present were Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. Ed Keller, Mrs. Al Preas, Mrs. Naomi Johnson, and Miss Cecil Jackson.
Alfred Manning made a business trip lo Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Levi Jackson and Helen Walker were visiting Wm. Jackson and family Thursday.
Several from here attended the meeting at Mt. Gilead Sunday night. Cottage prayer meeting at E. J. Keller's home Wednesday evening.
Clarence, James and Arnold Keller were at Indianapolis Wednesday.
AMITY
The revival at this place '.closed Sunday night. ,vRev. F. F. Bray and family, Conrad Ostermeier and wife, and Harry Andis and family spent Sunday with Charles Wright and family.
The Amity Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. John Collins on last Thursday afternoon, kfter the meeting refreshments of salad and sandwiches, colfee and cakes were served.
Misses Effie and Martha Welling and Earl Welling and wife, Messrs. Louis and Fred Rodeljeck spent Sunday with Charles Ostermeier*
There will be a box supper at No. 8 school house Friday night,
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Scott's Emulsion corrects nervousness by its force of concentrated medical nourishment —it restores the healthy action of body cells, enriches the blood, sharpens the appetite, and feeds the nerve centres by distributing energy and power all over the body.
Don't resort to alcoholic mixtures or drug concoctions that stimulate and stupefy.
Get a bottle of Scott's Emulsion for your in equals or compares it it in is on Scott's.
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February 6th. Everybody invited. Girls, bring boxes. Harry Ostermeier and family visited Claude Hancock and family Sunday/
Mrs. Waller Hawkins, of Indianapolis, and Miss Edith Gardner, of Martinsville, are visiting relatives here this week.
After the service Thursday night t!ie members of Amity church tendered a pleasant surprise for their pastor at Bro. J. Collin's home. They gave him about $14 in provisions and some money. They also gave the evangelist -$10.
Sunday school Sunday morning at 9:30, followed by preaching by the pastor.
Y. P. C. E. Sunday evening at 0:30 o'clock.
MAXWELL
Yonda Barnard, of Brightwood, has returned home after a few'days visit with her grandmother, Mrs. .Martha Barnard.
Miss Ada Eakin spent Saturday and Sunday with Gladys and Hazel Jackson.
Mrs. (irover Frederick and little daughter, Ruth Evalyn. of Daleville, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. John McCune. who has been sick for some time, remains about the same.
Will Knox and family, of Anderson. returned home last Saturday, after a few days' visit here with relatives.
Wm. Jackson and wife were at Greenfield on business Saturday. Tom McCune has purchased the property of Mrs. Sarah Fuller.
Mrs. Burt Burk was at Indianapolis. Monday. Mrs. Mabel Jackson and sons, Max and Lorenzo, took dinner with Ed Prather.and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Julia McConnell spent last Thursday the guest, of her sister, Mrs. John Plummer. .Jacob Sutton, of Greenfield, has purchased the barber shop owned by Charles Maxwell and will move into Mrs. Ethel Robinson's property soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Burk, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds Sunday afternoon. Mr. Reynolds, who has been sick, is better.
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