Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 May 1914 — Page 8

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Raymond Moore and Harry Kinam an have returned home from Kentucky where they have been on a business trip.

Mrs. Frank Edwards and daughter. of West-land spent Tuesday in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walker of Charlottesville spent Tuesday at Indianapolis.

Mrs. Will Surnmerville and children of Anderson are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beamer Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Keller are •preparing to move to the New pro•perty recently vacated by Orville

Cooper and family.

Mrs. Margaret Hudson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Thomas at Indianapolis and attending the Stale Encampment of Civil War Veterans. She is the widow of the late Dudley D. Hudson who was a soldier.

Mrs. Clarissa Clark is quite sick at the home of her daughters, Mrs. Henry Fry.

Mrs. Bert Thompson who has been quite sick for several weeks is reported as improving gradually, but her condition is quite serious.

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Earl Trees has begun to remodel the property which he recently purchased on North Spring street.

The Auto hack line started out Tuesday with a fair business between Greenfield and Maxwell.

Frank Fort has gone to Lexington, Ky., where he will have charge of contract building work.

Alvin .Johnson is moving from the east half of the Fred Havens property on Main street to the Tindall property, corner of 5th and Noble streets.

0. H. Monger and son have sold 59 Ford Automobiles this season. This is their sixth year handling Ford cars.

Tom Bodkin, one of the best known civil war veterans of Hancock county is attending the G. A. R. Encampment at Indianapolis.

B. 0. Hufford, contractor of Shirley was in Greenfield Tuesday on business with Greenfield merchants.

G. K. Jeffries, the popular General Superintendent of the T. H. I". & E. traction Company was in Greenfield Tuesday afternoon.

Oreal Binford of Houston, Texas was called home by the serious sickness of his father, Joseph Binford, of rural route 3.

Fred Thomas spent, Tuesday evening at Fortville. He made the trip on his motorcycle.

Ellison Barrett of this city and Willis Eastes of rural route 6 purchased Ford automobiles this week.

Thomas Hen ricks has moved his family to Knightstown where he has a position as a Pharmacist.

J. A. Johnson has completed some nice cement walks at the home of L. H. Brown on North Noble street.

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Charles M. Hill, living just east of Greenfield on the National road purchased a new Ford automobile Tuesday.

-•George W. Morehead is looking after the sale of some silos. He has one on his farm and thinks it is one of the greatest institutions a farmer can have.

C. W. Parker, of route 6 and daughter, Mrs. L. P. Martin of Columbus were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Howard, today.

Mrs. M. T. Minnev and family, of Oakland. California are expected here the last of the month for a visit with Dr. E. B. Howard and family and other friends. Mrs. Minney was formerly Miss Ruby Martin.

E. M. Hausman, of Tell City has.

accepted a position with the Reporter office as a linotype operator.

Corydon Knight will leave in a few days for St. Louis where he has accepted a position.

John M. McGill, of North East street is again confined to his home on account of sickness. He has been up some since returning from the hospital but has had a relapse.

The Auto Traction car which is nowr making regular trips from Greenfield to Maxwell will have the Columbia Hotel as its starting place.

Aged Lady Undergoes Operation. Mrs. Marie Bentley, 84 years old. who makes her home with Jesse F. Anderson, one mile east of town, was operated on at the Deaconess Hospital Thursday for cataract of the right eye. She had lost the sight of the left eye some years ago and was totally blind. The operation gives every promise of restoring the sight of her one eye, which will be a very great comfort to her in her advanced age.

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Mr. and Mrs. BI. M. Wallsmith, of Hartford City who were at the bedside of her father, Joseph L. Binford of Blue River township, returned home Sunday.

Mrs. R. J. Hyatt and little son, Wallace Franklin, went to Muncie, Wednesday where they will visit her mother and other friends. Before returning to Greenfield they will visit relatives at Logansport.

John Q. White, of route 4 was in town Wednesday to see his daughter, Mae White who is taking treatment at Hill's sanitarium. Miss White has been sick for several weeks and was brought to the sanitarium Tuesday.

Mrs. Elmer Hudson of Maxwell who has been very sick and was brought here to the home of her

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The new school building for Maxwell will be very large. A number of contractors will submit bids on it. Several Greenfield contractors are after the job.

Horace G. Beckner is making extensive improvements on his farm south of this city which he recently purchased of James Coleman. He is moving the buildings on the farm this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Scudder and son, Charles, living east of Fountaintown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilt of west South street Tuesday.

Several Greenfield people attended the circus at Indianapolis yesterday.

Mrs. N. S. Cox, of Richmond is spending a few days here with her mother, Mrs. James L. Smith.

Mrs. C. M. Gibbs left yesterday for New York on account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. George Tucker.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rafferty of near Fountaintown spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Montgomery.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roberts motored to Noblesville and other points Sunday. They traveled sixty miles before returning.

Clarence Carson, of Indianapolis, visited I. B. Pickett and family yesterday

Dr. W. A. Justice has purchased a new Ford touring car of O. H. Monger & Son.

Mr. and Mrs. George Furry and son spent Sunday at New Palestine.

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Miss Maude Iliff of Frankfort is the guest of Greenfield friends. She was for several years a teacher in the Greenfield schools. For the past year she has been in the Normal school at Muncie. She is a daughter of Rev, M. H. Iliff former pastor of the M. P. church of this city.

Mrs. J. B. Anderson writes to a Greenfield friend from St. Petersburg, Florida, where she has spent the winter, that she will soon go to Windfall, Ind., for the summer. She will visit Greenfield later.

W. R. McKown of the Brooklyn Brick Company reports that they are selling an unusually large number of brick. Most brick companies are complaining about dull business.

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