Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 16 July 1914 — Page 8

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Mail Orders receive Prompt Attention

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FOUNT AINTOWN.

Mrs. Ott Snider and Irene, spent Wednesday side, Indianapolis.

daughter, at River-

Mrs. Earl Linville, of Indianapolis, visited at P. S. KitcheH's Wednesday.

Mrs. Harlan Showalter was shopping- at the city Tuesday. Mrs. E. B. Miller and daughters, Annabel and Mae, and Martha Scudder spent Tuesday at Riverside park.

Miss Nellie Martin was shopping at the city Wednesday. Walter JBeebe and wife were at Greenfield Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, of Southport, came Thursday for a visit with Mrs. Nancy Smith and other relatives at this place, returning to their home Tuesday of this week.

Mrs. Carl Craycraft and children left Tuesday to visit her sister near Greensburg.

Linus Miller and family are visiting relatives here. Their home is at Fort Wayne.

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, of Southport Mrs. Nancy Smith and Mrs. Jesse Thompson were the guests of Charles Taylor and family Monday.

Mrs. Frank Ferris, of Indianapolis, was visiting her mother, Mrs. James, last Thursday.

Charles Low and Warren Low "went to Cincinnati Sunday, by way of the Big Four.

Flo Pierson visited Mrs. Link Wilkinson the latter •Week.

:the building will be completed in lume for school. On the evening of Saturday, July 23th, the Ladies' Aid Society will give a program at the M. E. church, after which cake and cream will be served. All are cordially invited to attend.

The M. E. Sunday school attendance was 77 and the collection wras $2.60.

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Mrs. Zeldia Rafferty and Misses Leola and Ruth Rafferty spent Wednesday with David Sexton and wife, of Morristown.

Miss Olga Snider is assisting her sister with her threshing work Dale and Carl Rafferty are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Pearl Garring, of Indianapolis.

Richard Piersall and family spent Monday with Bert Willard and family.

John Willard and wife entertained at dinner Tuesday, Harry Watson and family and Mrs. Ford.

The people of this vicinity arc busy with their threshing. "K* Miss Mary Chapman has returned home, after a few weeks' visit with relatives at Morristown.

Warren Rafferty entertained at dinner Sunday, Lee Rafferty1 and family and Murray Rafferty and family.

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Misses Nannie and Lola Blackford spent Sunday with Misses Delia and Muriel Willard.

Misses Ruby and Mary Chapman and Lola Rafferty were calling on Grace Beaumont Sunday.

Lonnie Blackford and wife spent Thursday with George Blackford and family. 7'~

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Joseph Wool ridge wis callirig on Nelson Blackford arid fattiily Sunday: afternoon.

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and Mrs. Elijah Henby, of

West Main street, are the proud parents of a boy baby, born Monday.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loehr, of Route 9, a baby boy, who will be known as Russell Dale.

OIL IN SHELBY COUNTY.

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Well Flowing About Barrels a Day. The indications are that Shelby county is rich in oil. The well shot Monday is flowing at a rate of about fifteen barrels a day, and the indications are that the flow will increase, says the Shelbyville Republican.

As there are other parts of the county leased by the oil company which look to be even better than the part now being used, it would seem that the oil people have room in which to make their assertions.

The oil people have sent for tanks and the work of putting the well into active service will be completed in a short time. Meanwhile

part of last! the work on other wells in other .*r»

I parts of the district leased by the

James Hanna and Miss Nolle company will be rushed, and 'Martin visited the fanner's sister at Shelby county is soon expected to Forlvilie Sunday. be the center of an oil boom .Work on the new school building is progressing nicely. It is thought

Death of a Young Wife. Mrs. lone Gates, wife of Jacob D. Gates, died at 6 O'clock Monday morning at their home, three and a half miles southeast of this city. Mrs. Gates would have been 24 years old the 17th of September. She has been confined to her bed since last March. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cox, of Blue River township. The husband survives. Two children have preceded her in death. Funeral Wednesday at 10 o'clock a. m., at the home, with Rev. C. E. Line, of Muncie, superintendent of the Muncie M. E. district of the North Indiana M. E. conference, in charge. C. F. Pasco, undertaker.

Riley Siders, who received a broken limb some time ago, is able to be out again.

Mrs. Smith, of New Palestine, spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gillispie.

E. L. Gorman and family and Ralph Boots and family motored to Richmond Sunday.

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Mrs. George Hogle, of Indianapolis, passed through Greenfield on her way to Carthage, where she will be the guests of the family of William Siler. pg

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Horace Wickard, of Route 10, was in Greenfield Monday morning

Rev. Scott Fuller, of Shelbyville, pastor of the Pierson street church, spent Sunday and Monday here.

Merritt Wood will spend this week in Shelby and Johnson counties on insurance business.

Conant Tuttle, wife and son, Charley, spent Sunday at Indianapolist with Charley Baker and family.

Mr. and Fred Antonie and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Staley motored to Indianapolis this afternoon.

Ralph Gidley, of the A. T: Gidley spent Sunday at home ill

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1914 /,f [^. w^s,

Ladies' Oxfords

Reg. $4.00 Oxfords this sale $2.98

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IN PATENT, GUN METAL AND WHITE Reg. $2.50 Oxfords this sale $1.89

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Greenfield, Indiana

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^Congressional Candidate in

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Hon. Elbert Russell, of the faculty of Earlham College, was'in Greenfield to-day looking after matters connected with his race for Congress. He is the candidate for Congress on the Progressive ticket. Prof. Russell is an educator of Statewide reputation and a popular platform orator. He is well and favorably known in Greenfield, where he has frequently lectured.

George H. Gant, wife and daughter, of Marion, came to Greenfield Sunday morning. Mr. Gant returned home in the afternoon, but Mrs. Gant and daughter will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper A. Judkins for a few days.

H. E. Scott and Dr. MoCullough, of Troy, Ohio, were the guests of Ghauncey W. 'Duncan Mondayv

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ON OXFORDS

Beginning Saturday, July 18, ending Saturday, Aug. 1st. For the first time we are placing on sale all of our Oxfords at a great reduction. These Oxfords are absolutely new. This season's goods. Entire stock bought since March 1st. Among them you will find the latest styles and patterns in Sueds, patents, gun metals, kids and white.

These goods we do not want to carry over to another season so

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Remember the Date, Saturday, July 18, to August 1st Childrens Oxfords

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POSITIVELY No Exchanges! No Credit! No Refunds!

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Mrs. George Dieter and son, Berlin, spent Sunday with Roy Jeffries and family, on Route 1.

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Evaline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobs, of Philadelphia, is sick.

Anna Laura, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howry, is sick with stomach and bowel trouble.

Augustus Dennis continues in poor health. He passed his 85th birthday in June.

Sam Tolch, wife and two sons spent Sunday at Broad Ripple, Indianapolis.

John Snodgrass and wife, of New Palestine, were here Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bvurgess Tuttle. Mrs. Snodgrass is a sister of Mr. Tuttle.

Mrs. Walter Reeves, of Wilkin'806, was the guest Friday, ofs

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Onyx Hosiery for Men, Women and Children Reg. $1.25 Silk Hose, White or black, this sale .98 .50 white, red, blue, tan, or black, this sale .39 .35 Boot Hose black or white .29 .35 Lisle this sale .29 .35 Childrens Silk Hose white or black .29 .25 Lisle .19

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Nile and Corydon Eaton, Landon New and Chester Hutton attended the ball game at Iqidianapolis Sunsafe

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Bostonian Oxfords

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Reg. $4.50 Oxfords this sale $3.75 4.00

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Boys Oxfords

Reg. $2.75 Oxfords this sale.. $1.89 2.50

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Ye Shall Reap As Ye Have Sown

The harvest is over. The hum of the threshing machine is heard in the land. The bins are being filled with the golden grain, Now is the time to lay by for a rainy day. Start a deposit with the CITIZEN'S BANK. You are busy. Mail your deposits to us. We will handle your checks on any bank and give you credit on your account. Pay by cheek and have receipt. Do it to day. *',

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Miss Tva Lowry and William Appleg^te, of New Castle, and Edgar Hope, of Now Palestine, were guests of ||iMl Ada

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