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a Frank Craft and family went to Oxford, Ohio, Tuesday after their daughter, Helen, who has been attending school at that place.

Harry Comstock and wife went to Greenfield Tuesday to attend the funeral of their cousin, Gerald Farmer.

Ed Mclntire and wife, of Greenfield, called on friends here Sunday. Walter Saple and family, of Spiceland, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Frank Weeks and family.

Donald Peacock is a member of the Earlham College delegation that will leave Richmond Thursday to attend the Y. M. C. A assembly at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander and son, Kenneth 0. P. Lariinore and daughter, Cecil Nora Overman, Clay McCray and Austin Myers, ol Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. John Thorp and Nannie Delph, of Warrington, were visiting Will Overman and family Sunday.

Frank Weeks had a valuable mare killed by the cars Thursday. James Pratt has gone to Colorado and California to stay this summer.

Emma Hack, of Westland, spent One day this week with Dr. Lowe and family.

Leon Ross, of Indianapolis, and Ruth Martin, of Danville, 111., are visiting Walter Ross and Marion Phillpot and wife.

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Charles Daner and Charles Cope-jO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 land, of Indianapolis, visited Will Niles and family Sunday.

Ezra Hill and wife were at Richmond Sunday. Tressie Jones and daughter. Fern Trees Bessie Lanigan. Frank Simmons, Louis Bridges and Mont Walker and wife, of Warrington, visited W. R. W'alker and wife Sunday.

Crystal Walker entertained the Priscilla Circle Wednesday. Refreshments were served.

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The baby of Mr. and Mrs. EarlO BROWN'S CHAPEL. O Binford was burned Tuesday night O' O by a lamp globe exploding and the.O 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 hot glass flying on it.

Frank Weeks and family attended Mrs. Roy Beeson, who-has been Field Day at Spiceland Wednesday. 1 visiting here, returned to her home Cora Craft was at Indianapolis| at Indianapolis Sunday. Monday. Miss Frankie Crider attended

Gross and family Sunday. Moses Vandenbark. of Nameless Greek, and H. F. Wilson were at Tndianapolis Wednesday.

Wright, Cross and wife spent Sun- 1 Field Day at, Spiceland and visited day with Burt Burk and wife at her sister. Mrs. Laura Huikle. Maxwell. I Elmer Heim was at, New Castle

Pearl Armstrong and daughter, of Tndianapolis, visited W. E. Davis and family Saturday and Sunday.

Riley and Herman Watson and, Monday. families were visiting Charley Henry Chandler, John and Andrew Briney have new Ford automobiles.

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,p Mrs. William Jordan and family spent Sunday with William Blackford and family.

Miss Mary Tucker spent Thursday night with her sister, Mrs. Nannie Snodgrass.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Drake are the proud parents of twin baby girls, born last Thursday.

Miss Hazel Blackford, of near Greenfield, will spend the week with her grandmother, Mrs. William Jordan.

Earl Snodgrass and wife called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phares, Wednesday evening.

Several from this vicinity attended Children's Day exercises at Fairview Sunday night.

Mrs. Julia Smith and children called on relatives Friday evening. Miss Mary Tucker and Mrs. Nannie Snodgrass spent Friday with their sister, Mrs. Morris Drake, lyjg

Harry Kincaid and Miss Delia Groves attended decoration services at Greenfield Sunday afternoon.

Byron Jeffries has a position, with the T. H., I and E. Traction Cpmpany freight department. His run- is between Indianapolis and Rictatioml,

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Shelton Alford and wife, of near Eden, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ora Cooper and children.

Mrs. Will Bennett, Mrs. Robert Bussell and Mrs. Dock Cooper were shopping at Greenfield Saturday.

Orville McConnell and wife and Mrs. Paul Plummer took Sunday dinner with Mrs. John Plummer.

Mrs. George Denney, of near Fortville, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother William Jackson and family.

Mrs. Alice Hudson is spending a few days with relatives at Greenfield.

Mrs. Raleigh Sittori spent a few days of last week with her son, Babe, of near Julietta.

Albert Roberts, who has been very sick, is improving. Melvin Walter and wife, of Anderson Lon Kimberlin and family, of Shirley, and Walter Roberts and family, of near Fortville, spent Sunday with Albert Roberts and family.

Mrs. James Jarrett and Raleigh Sit.ton were at GreGenfield Friday morning.

Several of our young folks attended children's meeting at Eden Sunday night.

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Joseph Bussell is entertaining his half brother and sister, Edward Bussell, and Mrs. Miller, of Colorado.

Ida Louche, of Miami, and Mary ing her daughter, Agnes, of Lapel. Clone, of Shelbyville. spent last Bert Cooper, who spent several week with John Badger and family, weeks in Texas, has returned.

with friends. John Munden and wife, of Dayton, Ohio, are spending a few days with Augustus Munden and wife.

Mrs. Mary Ball spent Tuesday night at Fortville with her sister, Mrs. Cook, who is very sick.

Mrs. William Conner, of Pendleton. spent Friday night with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Moore, who remains in a serious condition.

Georgia Ward, of Indianapolis, is J. J. Pratt and wife, of near visiting Mrs. Owens. Greenfield, spent, Thursday with Miss Mary Cowgill, of San Benito. Texas, has been visiting Hettie Hunt a few days.

Mrs. Anna Morris and Miss Elizabeth Salvage, ^of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Isaac Hatfield is quite sick at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waller, of New Castle, were visiting Mrs. Clara Martin Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Samuel Alford is entertain-

Joseph Ferrell and wife. Miss Dean Baker, who has been attending school al Terre Haute, returned home Wednesday.

came Tuesday to spend a short time from Rushville here Wednesday, taking up his wool. Miss Neva Oliver, of Fortville, is visiting Charles Archer and family.

Jesse O'Neal had a force of men

Mr. and Mrs. William Huey spent Sunday at Bright.wood, the guests of their daughter. Mrs. Ida Hulse.

Paul Hulse and Harold Green, of Brightwood, are visiting relatives here.

L. C. Crider and wife called on J. P. Moore and wife Sunday afternoon.

C. M. Gibbs and wife, of Greenfield, called on John Hudson and wife Sunday.

Lawrence and Paul Crider attended Field Day at Spiceland. •, Mrs. Georgia Roberts, of Knightstown, spent Wednesday with her parents, L. J. Trees and wife.

Charley Darr and wife, Lula Sipe and Benjamin Lindamond were guests of Arza Mitchell and wife Thursday evening.

Mrs. John Gibbs visited her daughter, Mrs. Charley Davis, last week, at Forest, lnd.

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A large crowd heard Rev. Shannon preach here Saturday night. Charles and Eva Crump were in Greenfield Monday afternoon.

Mrs. E. E. Scotten and daughter, Gladys, took dinner Sunday with Thomas Scotten and family.

A large crowd gathered at the home of John Griffith Saturday night to charivari Mr. and Mrs Harley Griffith,j^ho ,were married last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sanford and daughter, tflta, were in Greenfield Friday.

Several from here attended the children's entertainment at Gem Saturday night.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Saville, of Mt. Vernon. Nelson Harper and son, George, were in Greenfield Saturday afternoon. ", 'V-

Miss Mabel Roberts, of Indianapolis. has been visiting in this community.

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Griffith spent Sunday with Horace Wickard and family.

Thomas Scotten and daughter, Goldie, were in Greenfield Saturday.

Rev. Bray and Rev. Shannon spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker.

The Y. P. C. E. will give an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday night, June 20th/

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John Willard and wife and Harry Watson and family spent Tuesday at Greenfield.

William Bennett and family were shopping at Greenfield Saturday. Lonnie Noe and family spent Sunday with Hayden Noe, of near Fountaintown.

Mrs. David Sexton is spending a few days with Lee Rafferty and family.

Amos Chapman and family entertained at dinner Sunday, Alvin Chapman and family, of near Greenfield Mrs. Edward Chapman and two daughters, Katherine and Martha Miss Martha West, of near Morristown, and Miss Anna Quigley, of Greenfield.

Lee Rafferty and wife are the proud parents of a six-pound baby girl.

Nelson Blackford and family spent Sunday with relatives north of here.

Miss Grace Beaumont spent Monday with Misses Mary and Ruby Chapman.

Mrs. Forrest Ash worth, who has been seriously ill, is improving. Lonnie Blackford and -wife spent Sunday with George Blackford and family.

Miss Anna Quigley is spending a week with Miss Mary Chapman, of near Fountaintown.

GREENFIELt) REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1914

Mrs. Tyner and Miss Gusta Blackford were calling on Mrs. Joe Walker, Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rafferty spent Sunday with Lee Rafferty and family.

Miss Alma Chapman, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Amos Chapman and family.

Burt Willard and family spent Sunday with relatives south of here. 'Mrs. George Blackford and family spent Friday with Lonnie Blackford and' wife.

Richard Piersall and family spent Saturday night with Burt W7illard and wife.

WESTLAND.

The attendance at Bible school and church services Sabbath was good and a goodly interest was manifested.

The rains of last week were thankfully received. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gardner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orlando V. Cook to dinner Sunday.

Class No. 5 of Westland Bible school organized last Sabbath. There was a good number present and they entered into the spirit of it heartily. We are glad for such a move and congratulate them.

Mrs. Howard P. French and little son, of Mt. Carmel, 111., arrived Monday of last week to spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Binford and family.

Walter Luse, of Charlottesville, was visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Binford, Sunday and attended Bible school at Westland.

John Gray and family called on Irwin^fiinford and family Saturday evening.

A very pleasant picnic was enjoyed Wednesday on Blue River. Among those present were W. J. Young and family, A. E. Binford and family, 'Charles E. Cook and family and Harold Arnold, Walter Miller and family and J. W. Binford and family.

Mrs. Withrow, who is spending a few weeks visiting her son, Geo. Withrow and family, attended Bible school and church services at Westland Sabbath. •Mr. and Mrs. James Lindamood entertained Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cook to dinner Sabbath.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Elliott received a message Tuesday of the arrival of a new grandson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Brown, of Richmond. Mrs. Elliott spent Wednesday with them.

Arthur E. Binford and family wer.e guests of Levi J. Baker and family Sabbath.

Foy Chasseur and Miss Mary Brooks attended services at Cleveland Sabbath evening.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Waldo Binford entertained Dr. T. R. Woodard and Justice Binford to dinner Sabbath.

Miss M. A. Gates spent Friday with Mrs. Ida Brooks and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson returned to their home at Dulutli, Minn., Tuesday.

J. W. Binford and family called on R. W. Brooks and family Sabbath.

Sabbath. June 28, there will be an all day meeting and basket dinner at Westland Friends church.

Dr. T. R. Woodard has a burning message which he will deliver at 2:30 p. m., "Doctrines of the Friends and WTnit the World Owes to the Quaker Church.'' This will be well worth your while to hear. Bible school at 10 a. m., preaching service at 11. Come early. If you can't come in the morning, come for the afternoon service. At, the noon hour there will be a pleasant social time, getting better acquainted and helping one another. Members and neighbors and friends alike are invited.

Henry Chandler has purchased a new Ford automobile. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cook, of Morristown, were at the farm and called on C. E. Cook and family Friday.

CURRY'S CHAPEL.

The Children's Day exercises will take place here Sunday, June 2ist. Everyone is invited to come.

Bert Orr and wife, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with E. E. Brooks and family.,

Miss Euphemia Wilson, of near Eden, was the guest of Miss Marvel Bradley Saturday and Sunday.

Little Dorothy Streubbe is quite sick with measles.

The attendance of Sunday school was 48 collection, 86 cents. Harry Dunham and family, of Mt. Comfort, spent Sunday with his parents, Henry Dunham and wife.

Ira Fisk and family visited his parents, J. M. Fisk and wife, Sunday.

Geo. SchulhufT and family, of Indianapolis, and W. H. H. Sager and family were guests of Isaac Winn and wife Sunday.

Quite a number* from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Richard Pauley Tuesday, at Greenfield.

Mrs, J. M. Bussell is, pporte^to be on the sick list. I' Ila Wilson and wife, ,of near Eden, and Mrs. Gora Fisk and Miss Ellen Curtis spent Thursday with W. P. Fisk and family.

Marion Trees, of Greenfield, spent a part of last week with his parents, Joseph Fisk and wife.

Charles Scott and wife and Miss GaissiO Busdeli attended the Red

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A Grand circuit Meeting, union Sunday school and Basket Dinner

Circuit composed of Warrington, Mt. Gilead, Jackson Chapel and Sugar Grove Churches. In

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Near Milner's Corner in Green Township.

Sunday, June 21st, 1914

9:30 A. M. Sunday School. 10:30 A. M. Address by Bishop H. H. Fout, of Dayton, Ohio. 12 noon, Basket Dinner 2:00 P. M. Address by Bishop Fout. Music by the U. B. Sunday School Orchestra and the Milner's Corner band. Everyone welcome.

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Rev. D. E. Johnson, Pastor, Charles H. Troy, Earl Albea, U. S. McCarty and George Regor.

Men's decoration at Greenfield Sunday. William Reeves and wife called on his father, John Reeves, who has been sick.

Miss Hester Velton, of Terre Haute, and Earl Martin, of Orlean, Indiana, called on James Bussell and family Sunday.

Frank Bussell and family were shopping at Greenfield Monday.

A Successful Surgeon.

Sain Tolch, the Soutli East, street shoe shop proprietor, has a variety of accomplishments, being an actor, a musician, etc., but only Monday was it discovered that he was a surgeon. Mr. Tolch keeps some chickens and rabbits, for pleasure as well as for profit. Last, Christmas, a big rat got in the nest with a hen and ate her breast and part of her crop away until when she ate corn it fell to the ground instead of going into her body. She, was a fine hen and Mr. Tolch hated to kill her and tried to get different people t,o suggest how or to help him to save her life. None could help him, however, and Mr. Tolch bought a roll of bicycle tape and with other paraphernalia, he performed a very serious surgical operation. The hen continued to eat and lay every day and Monday he, removed the bandages and found the operation to have been a complete success. The only evidences of the injury are scars and the absence of feathers.

Will Decorate Sunday.

The Greenfield I. 0. 0. F. lodge will decorate the graves of deceased members next Sunday afternoon^

Services will be held in their lodge room, beginning at 2 o'clock, after which they will march to Park cemetery. Rev. M. S. Decker will deliver the address. All members' and sojourning brothers and members of Rebekah lodge havebeen invited to participate.

Thomas Walter, of Charlottesville, has been unable to work at his trade for several months. He is a painter, but for some time one of his hip joints drops out of place frequently. The misfortune completely disables him for work, as his other leg has been amputated.

G. A. Everett and family, of Indianapolis, and James Harrison and wife of Greensburg, were the guests of H. Hi Duncan and wife, of Route 1, Sunday.

Much Painting This Season. William R. Walker, a veteran house painter of Charlottesville, reports that he has done the most business at bis trade this year that he has ever done. During the month of May he missed only one day and a half, except Sundays. He was often at work by 5:30 in the morning and did not quit until seven in the evening. He has painted some of the nicest homes inu Jackson township. —,—_ "Old Bossy" Holds Road.

A telegram from Shelbyville to the Indianapolis Sun is as follows: When Jefierson Crider, a Greenfield bridge contractor, was driving his automobile near here the machine hit a cow and Crider was hurled through the windshield. He is suffering from cuts and bruises.

Was Dangerously Sick. Charley Brown, who works at the Eli Lilly Company plant and rooms at the New building, was brought to his room about 11:30 to-day, very critically sick with an attack of lead poisoning or painter's colic. Dr. Bruner brought him in his machine and waited on him.

Building For New Castle. Congress has appropriated $28,000 for the New Castle federal building and the peole of that city are hoping that the construction will begin at once. The first appropriation made for this building was not large enough, as some of the bids were considerably higher than the appropriation and the extra appropriation had to be made.

Made Her Read Bible.

Alleging as her cause of action, that her husband made her become a Bible student and argue the Scripture with him, Mrs. Lydia M. Nogle, of Marion, has filed suit for a divorce. s*

Daniel C. Gimason and wife and their daughter, Mrs. Lowe, spent Sunday with Daniel McClarnon and family.^! Mr. McClarnon brought them home in his automobile.

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Dr. Albert Sears and wife, of Anderson, were guests Sunday of William Sears and wife. The doctor and Mrs. Sears are cousins.

Rev. John Heim transacted business here Monday morning,

jofin Meek and family spent Suniay with liis sister, at Shelbyville.

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