Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 May 1914 — Page 3
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Mose Burris has purchased the Charley Sorrell black smith shop and will continue the blacksmith busines. Mr. Burris is a first class workman.
Fred Masterson is painting his re sidence property on main street and it makes a fine appearance. Herbert Brooks left !|or Kent, Washington, where he expects to take a claim and if things looks good to him. he will make arrangements to at once move his family there,
H. C. Clark, who has the management of the Shirley Elevator, is making splendid headway, and will soon have the elevator completed. It will be known as the Shirley drain Company. Mr. Clark comes from Frankfort, Indiana. He began the work of building April 22nd. and expects to complete the job in fifty days, ready for business. This will be another great addition to Shirley's enterprising business and has been needed for a long time.
A S. Houck. has given his residence on Main street a fine coat of paint which adds greatly to the appearance.
Cyrus A. Jackson, of Brewersville Indiana, father of Charley E. Jackson of Shirley, died Wednesday, April 29th.. and was buried at Worth Vernon, Ind.. May 1st., age 77 years- He was an old soldier.
Friday night, there were some thieves entered John Leisher's meat market and helped themselves to meats/ and all the cash they could find.
The Ladies Aid Society has taken it upon themselves to have the town of Shirley cleaned up and kept clean. There are certain ladies who have a certain sect'on to look after, and they are doing it too. They have no hesitency in asking one to clean up and stayclean. This seems to be an excellent move on the part of the good ladies of Shirley.
E. Pickering and family of Spiceland visited Mrs. T. B. Jackson on North Main street Sunday.
Last Friday night, burglars attempted to enter the Spangler Dry Goods Co., store at the rear window after mid-night, but the night
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A.' Along with dyspepsia comes nervousness, sleeplessness and,gen- A eral ill health. Why Because a disordered stomach does net permit the food to be assimilated and carried to the blood.. On the other hand, the blood is charged with poisons which come from this disordered digestion. In turn, the nerves are not fed on good, red blood and we see those symptoms of nervous breakdown. It i3 not head work that does it, but poor stomach work. With poor thin blood the body is not protected against the attack of germs of grip—bronchitis—consumption. Fortify the body now with
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SHIRLEY.
The Air Dome Theatre will soon be in operation, which will give Shirley a place of entertainment.
The streets of Shirley last Saturday night were filled with farmers from all parts of the country.
The merchants of Shirley are certainly giving some great values to support their Saturday-Booster day. The Spangler Dry Goods Co., boosted eggs up to 19 cents per dozen.
marshal, Vint Mogel caught them in the act, and fired five shols at them. They made their way out before he could catch them.
Beginning next Saturday night, Shirley is to have a band concert on the streets. Shirley is trying to •become one of the busiest little towns in this section of the country. The merchants are decorating the fronts of their stores and have them brilliantly illuminated with electricity, which makes a fine front exhibit, and equal to any city.
Mrs. Lola Duncan, of Greenfield spent Sunday with her mother, Har riet Ogle of Shirley.
Frank, Gordon of this place is manufacturing some fine porch swings.
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.. CURRY'S CHAPEL. Miss Clara Walker, spent Tuesday night with Miss Chloma Biser.
Mrs. Rebecca Felt and Mrs. J.) M. Fisk spent Friday with James Clift and wife south of Greenfield.
Mrs. C. F. Brooks and daughter, Mary, were calling on friends at Greenfield, Saturday.
The school at Woodbine, taught by Miss Hester Yelton closed Thurs day after a successful term. ,, W. P. Fisk and wife and J. W. Biser and family called on W. J. Hendren and family and Ida Wilson and wife Sunday near Eden.
Miss Marvel Bradley returned home Wednesday from New Castle. Guy Miller and family were among friends at Greenfield Saturday.
Edward Streubbe and wife are the proud parents of a fine baby girl here Thursday. She will be known as Hazel Mae.
Ralph Fisk and wife of Milner's Corner, Ira Fisk and family and Walter Fisk and family of Greenfield spent Sunday with Joseph Fisk and wife.
Mrs. Japob Knigery and daughter of New Palestine are spending a few days with Edward Streubbe and family.
There will be quarterly meeting here next Sunday. AH are invited. Marshal Bussell and wife spent Saturday with Edgar Bussell and wife at Greenfield.
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GREfiNFTELD REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1914
is the guest of her parents, Edward Martin and wife. J. M. Bussell and wife and David Streubbe and wife were shopping at Greenfield Wednesday.
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Larkiii Cox who has a position with Ball Brothers at Muncie is spending a few days with his family in this city. He has been working for Ball Brothers at Muncie for about four years.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Farley, Mrs. Lone Kollinger, Mrs. Kate Willman and Jap Willis, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferris and family of Tague street.
*Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wisehart and son. Charles, went to Indianapolis Sunday for a week's vis?it with Max Gaddis, and family.'
Oscar Eakes is confined to his home again. He received a severe shock from electricity some' time ago and has never recovered from the effects.
Cars and Drivers in Sweepstakes Race
Driver. Nation. Burman A nierican. Cooper American. Oldfleid American. Wilcox American. Iieene American. Goux French. Boil lot French. TetzlafT American. Chassagne French. Guyot French. Christiaens Belgian. Duray French. Klein American. Thomas French
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DePalma American. Wishart. American. Bragg -.American. Pullen American. Mul ford American. Anderson American. Carlson American. Dawson American. Grant American. Callahan American. Hnran Amprli-ail,
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Real State Transfers.
Omer S. Jackson, et al to Laura F. Souder, lot city, $3,000. Clara E. Strickland to Jambs F. Quait, et al 8 1-2 acres land, $850.
Charles F. Allen, et al to Wm. A. Allen, land, $4,666.67. Arthur Alford, et al to Lizzie Alford, lot Shirley, $100.
George W. Morehead, et al to Ben jamin F. Weber, 61 acres, land, $8,200.
Fannie J. Clayton et al to Jesse W. Frazier, et al, lot city, $2,000. Martha E. Davis to Moilie C. Nance, 80 acres, land, $1.00.
James F. Miller, et al to Alonzo Paxton, lot Wilkinson, q. c. deed $2,000.
James G. Denton, et al to Clem Wood, lot Fortville. $600..( Clem Wood, et al to Eliza Stottlemyer, lot Fortville, $675.
Mary C. Virgin, et al to Ralph White, lot Fortville, $600. Amanda A. Raymer, et al to Alpha M. Richards, 12 acres land, $1,225.
Eli Hagans to Jennie Hagans, land and lot city, $1.00. Frank H. Onstott, et al to Daniel B. Cooper, land and lot, Maxwell, $600.
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AMITY.
Anton Ploenges and wife, Earl Welling and wife and Misses Effie and Martha Welling visited Burg Cly and family Sunday.
Rev. F. F. Bray and family and Leo Snider of Mohawk spent Sunday with Otis Snider and family.
Miss Goldie Arthur spent Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Ostemeier. The Amity Ladies Aid Society entertained their husbands and families last Thursday night at the home of Otis Snider. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, candy and popcorn were served. All reported a fine time.
Hiram Crump and family and Arthur Land and family visited Henry Hawkins and family Sunday.
Harry Andis and family of Gem visited Charles Wright and family Sunday.
Several from here attended the debate given by the Mt. Comfort M. E. Church Friday night.
Sunday School Sunday morning at 9:30. Several from here attended the preaching at Mt. Comfort, M. E. church Sunday night.
Several from here attended the play at Cumberland Tuesday night.
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WILEY'S CORNER.
George Moore spent Sunday with his sister in Rush county. Clarence McCorkhill spent Friday night with Emery Ford.
John Carr and wife and John Boring and family were guests of Homer Jessup and family Sunday.
Mrs. William Wiley is on the sick list. Jordan Swain and wife were at Greenfield Saturday.
James Wirtz and wife of Greenfield took dinner Sunday with Mr. Moore and wife here.
Clarence HufTord has sold his news stand, book store and ice cream parlor at Shirley and' will move to Indianapolis. Mr. HufTord is a civil engineer, having studied at Purdue University, and having had considerable practical work in that time He will probably engage in civil engineering.
Charles N. Warren, of Yermon, township, the county road superinr tendent attended the commissioners court Monday and Tuesday.
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