Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 March 1920 — Page 3

FKIDAV. MARCH 26, 1920

Local flews

1 era! days t>y an attack of grip, ic-

: mains unimproved.

Harry Maxwell left Monday 'for Shelby, Ohfio, where he will be

i the purpose of th e new body engaged in evangelistic work for sev

to promote the breeding of better era) weeks.

stock m the county and by the Mr. an,j Mrs. R. L. O’Hair returned of tine pavilion, bring the Thursday from California where

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iug a short illness of influenza and | pneumonia. She is survived by her. husband, Arthur Benson, father and 1 , mother, Mr. and Mrs. James Evans of Washington townmip, one sister and three brothers, Mr. and Mrs. j Benson were married on January 25, | of this year. Funeral was held

TO BRIOG SUIT TO OOIET TITLE

been going .

^ s . le | The funeral of Mrs. Rose.la Ford, I ton township. Burial was in the

L \;iss Vera Wood of Brazil is con-|who died at the home of her son,' GSoverdale cemetery, fined to the home of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Snider, in Clinton township,! _

( >lie Gibson, who resides on South'was held this afternoon at 2 o’clock.! , Th “ S ’. C ’ C -. w ‘“ meet Tues•X- avenue, of an attack of in- Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Hair, w ho . ^ D » me 8 ^ ' eve been touring th e West for the , ut her home on North Matllson street - !

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ter those coupons mature, the latest' and lodged in the Putnam County date being Oct. 15. jail. Lemay killed Laweon on the Secretary Houston urged r.gr.'n that road this s.de o;’ Brazil a short time, holders of first and second 4 per cent ago. Lawson was t-aunste;- and )Hinds make theOr exchanges early was shot by Lemay while ho wa.since the conversion privileges on walking beside a load of log*. He these bonds still is open and it is 1 was left in tie road for dead bit desired Fiat the conversion to the was found a short tircu* afterwards

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— - - - „ —' C ' vas nelli i desired fiat the conversion to the was found a short tinu- afterwards of stock, which has normally they have been for the past twom ( fTuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock *tj rn M M F » r I a I Jii»rher interest rate and the exchange and taken to the Brazil hospital w W I *» ...ther toiTn.-, to (.reeu- .nonths the West Union church fo Waahin#- MM E RCIAL inU> permaneW . bond, bo accomplish- h<> died the next day tto Mm i

j The funeral of Mrs. Rose, .-a Lord, (ton township. Burial was in the! CLLB TO BRING SLIT TO HE- g/t „_,,u

fluenzu

Mrs. O.

conducting

campa gn in Illinois, will return to Greencastle the latter part of next

week.

Mrs. H. B. Longden, who has been spending the past few week at West Badtn, writes that she is feeling greatly improved and that she and

L. Jones, w.io l ’tts been past two months, returned to their j Mrs. George Long, Vio resides on j two week evangelistic j home in this city Thursday night. I North Madison street, who has been,

Mr. O’Hair says that they had a very j|) for several days of Influenza, has | enjoyable trip and that the weather developed pneumonia, Mrs. Long is J

wxis fin e during the entire trip. Mrs. slightly improved.

Nellie Anderson, who accompanied | . „ , ^ them, is visiting aer mother in Oak-1 II( rir >- Prevo and Gordon Prevo land Cal., and will not return for a "tomed fro ™ Rumbus Ohio Sunmonth longer Mr and Mrs. F. G. da >' where th ^ fttUnded funeral

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r-Aiv thf TITI F TO THF *^ simultaneously. All i-eg.sterej | brought here on a change of \enue / offvV-aVti f i»bop bond;: >" permanent form and Mr from Clay county, and the trial is NORTH GREEIN,C ASTLE I IGruston appealed to holders of tern- set for April 19 K1JTY FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY , )0n<ls wherever possible to

HIE GREENT ASTLE hi I (HEX , xc hange them for registered bonds,;

t ABI.NET COMPANY ! thus nurlcing a further transfer un-1 PATRICK M. KILEY DEAD

. necessary and providing safety for

the owner.

VALUABLE PROPERLY

Mas Treasurer of Grant County Cen-

Iral ( ummilt**' f orty

BRAZIL MURDERER IS ! Ind ’. M T h - 2 -’ Patnc l

M. Kiley, age sixty-five, treasurer of

'I’he Greencastle CommerciaJ Club |fl| JAIL HERE Uemixrat'c county central comat its meeting last night decided to — — j mittee for th«. last forty years and bring suit against Arthur .Speigle Lewis I>. Lemay, who murdered a j one of Giant county's- most w deiy of ShcibyAfflle to quiet the title to the man by the name of Lawson at Bra- | known citizens, died at G o’clock . c '.innorth Greencastle property formerly zil a short time ago, was brought to! day morning at his home, 118 West oooupied by the Greencastle Kitchen Greencastle bite Monday afternoon | T}»'rd street, after a long il)ne«s.

Cafiinet Company.

B , . —v-r. .nr ana .mrs, r . u. —^ "" ■» uie luiierai Prof. Longden expect to return the Gilmore and Miss Pearl O’Hair, who of Alexander Bryce, who died of pneu last part of next week. ( are in California, will not return for rru,ri:, ‘. Mrs. Bryce, who was also Dawson Spurrier of Grand Rapids,'several weeks. j critically ill, is slowly improving. Mich., is in Greencastle to spend Satj Word was received Friday after-! Mary Flora, who resides on ! .uday and Sunday wit i his aunt, Mrs j noon by Harry Mnrwcll and family South Indiana street who was slowly G. W. Be!K e and Mrs. Albert Daggy. | of the death of his brother-in-law,; improving from a ser ous attack of Mrs. Julius Bryan and sons, Paul i Emery Nutt of Sidney. Ohio. Fu-' pneumonia, has had a relapse anj is land Park spent tie week end j neral will be held Monday'. Mr. .again in a critical condition. | with Mirs. Bryan’s parents, Mr. and j Maxwell, w.io left this morning for ... , . Mrs. Andrew Burkhart of Martins-jshe’by, Ohio where he w 11 cm- e death of Mrs. O. M. Covin, Mile, Ind. I duct a revival meeting for two weeks ^ of th ‘‘ ' * nda ,a ^‘ton agent at Mr -iml Mrs. Frank w.-la-ht «n«„f 1.—~.* u .e.. r > i Fillmore, occurred at her home in

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Mr und Mrs. Frank Wright spent I expects to attend the fun'-ral. I _i n ' ~ Friday in Indianapolis. They at- 1 The marriage of Ernest ^ Wil-j

[tended the evening performance ofjliatns and Miss I>-la Myrtle P-iLlups the Follies at the English Opera 0 f ^his c jty was solemnized Saturday J | House, Lriday night. afternoon at the Christian chun-Li Mr. and Mrs. Oirl Arnold, who rc-1 paj-sonage by Rev. Levi Marshall. I side nort.i of this city, arc the parent- After a diort wedding trip they wti I of a baby girl, Jean Carolyn, boru make their horn,, on the groom’s farm

lEii.day, March 19. • near this city.

George R. Christie has sole, his Will Cavin'of Michigan, who was Ehn street property to Captain .shute a fraternity brother of Jackson Boyd of DePauw I niversity and has pur- was in this city Thursday to attend chased the Mrs. Peregrine property the funeral of Mr. Boyd, on Walnut street. A L. Wilde of Frankfort, Indiana, Roy Hirehburg of the Hirshburg has accepted a position in the Indistudio has a new business sign which anapolis office of the Putnam Realty

is very unique for its kind. The sign company

is the shape of an artist’s palette ^ st Stoner, Mro. Kathryn with th« bruhes. Allen Pavne and Miss Dorothy Allen J. Sudrunski & Co. are driving a atu ., KW f 'i e evening pagformsace of r w Ford dehver y tru<* the Follies at the English Opera delivered this morning by the Ford Houge in In( ii an apoi ls Sat^Jay ni M „t |cjrem> o t is city. | ^{ r arl ,i Mrs. Josepii Alspaugh of Miss Dorothy MfcCo inell of Denver,; Livinp8ton> Montana> were here S unfo |o ’. ,n Greencastle Saturday visit- d the ^ sta vf Mr and Mrs IS.

fng with M ss Bertha Tucker. M>s j.. ' Wal]u

tfcConnell is on her spring vacation William Stew-axt. driver for the

HATVTWi DETKCTIVE FORCE.

Wiy Man AVIso Commlta Crlim

Alaska Gminol Escape.

“We have a belter detective force In the cold country than there U In the States.” says Gov. H. P. Boggart of Alaska, In the Washington Post. “That detective force is nature. When a man commits a crime in the States he baa many places to hide, and ho often manages to evade the authorities forever. If oue of out people who does something wrong believes the climate of some other country will ’-otter suit his health and ho makes for that country be underlal.es the Imposalb'e. All we have to do Is to sit and writ. There Is only one way out of Alaska, and that ir by oomlng to the coart, and when the criminal comes to the coast

he Is sure to be caught.

•*So woll has the United fltatoa f.lgnal Corps done its work in Alaska

that we have a

When the company was organized, the commercial club deeded the property to the cabinet company on the condition tnat they permanently oper ate a cabinet company in this city. | A few years ago Grafton Johnson of Indianapolis aquired the property from Prank Coss, the woner at that time on a mortgage, and immediately sold the property to Arthur S. Speiglv

of Shelbyville.

Soon after this sale the company i went into the hands of a receiver, and Mr. .Speigle sold the machinery *" ! and equipment out of the buildings. Since that time the plant has been standing vacant, and a short time ago Greene G. Parker of this city attempted to acquire the property for • th<. purpose of erecting a cement • block plant. Mr. Parker 'had the deed and abstract examined and it was found that the conditions of these ' had been violated and that the property <bd not belong to Mr. Speigle, I but to the Greencastle Commercial Club, according to the terms of their contract with the cabinet company When these facts were brought out the Commevial Chib voted to bring suit to regain the title to the land.

YOUR AMBITION Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some oi your accustomed vim and is your ambition to do things at low ebb? Your resistance is broken. You should find help and invigoration in rich, nourishing scorn EMM Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott’s seldom fails to freshen the blood, build up the general - ^ health and impart a feeling of well-being to the body. For that ttred-out feeling take Scott’s Emulsion* The exclusive »m»ae of cod-liver oil tw»ctl in Sc«tt'a f a»uk*o* •*. Ibe ffetnou?* “S. & h Procf-v," luudc in .Norway and ref»n«ii in out ou>n Ameiuan X*fcboxuU*ricb. ll a guumxitec of purity and palnU.LUi(y uxiturvasbed. Scott At Lowi.t. LiuoinXttid. N*J.

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yvdlliam Stewart tinver tor me: min we have a telegraph Hue to

irom Ohio Wesylen in Indianapolis. Americtm Fxpre«s company who has mining camp of Importance, Rhe is the daughter of Bichop andj^ confined ^ his northwest; ta . k ? 8 '"B «" Mrs F J. McConnell, Bishop McCon-1 .. ] j „ n , ’ ^ ,H To do ,8 fo telegraph to the . - • • - of this city for several days with an <Y)a . it townRf and fhe authorities wait

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hd was fomierlv presidest ot I)e-

Fauw.

Mrs. Dock Hurst and little niece I'.iymia Williams spent the week nd with Mr. anj Mrs. RolFe Dobbs j NViv Maysville.

attack of influenza, lis slowly iiinprov-

ing.

Mrs. Charles imnyan, who resides near Fillmore, was the week end guest of her niece, Mrs. Chiles

for the man. It would be Impossible for the poor fellow to try to get away by any other route than the coast, because he would never 11 vo to re-

late his experience.

"Ou the other side of the coast range of mountains are vast plains,

L. A Beard of Indianapolis wa! '| HoU ^ la ' { Ul Fitc . hetti who iK employed j stretching for many hundreds of r , ..lis city Tmrsday on business, i ^ j mile*, wholly uninhabited. Ou »cIr Beard w'as formerly the pastoi j in Indianapolis, w-as count of the haste with which crlml|f th ( . Christian church in this city, of hm R,st ‘‘ r ’ * lrs - * n : ' fs KeneraHy leave there is no time Mrs. II K Green, who has been Cawley «n () family. , in which to provide an adequate onx- • - . ^jp,* Mary Weik of Nc-w Yotk lit. If such a thing were possible, lending several days with . ft. s .nenfEng several days in this “11111 it is seldom that it Is necesHutt and Miss Bridgie Brigan of ^ ^ | a j.j leTi Jesse ttr? to make use of this natural dclafayctte has returned to her home 1 l '- 1 ‘ <- 's- 1 - 1 ^ tective force to track wrongdoers. I i this citv Weik. i will venture to say that there Is no

hS; Bertha Remington of Brazil Mr. and Mrs R- M. Smrih oMj. 1 accepted a position in the Star diauapoD. spent the week -d with fire in this city. liter's mother. Mrs R. A. LawTh® co ndition of Otto Dobbs sow U>n °J Arthur Benson,

! Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Dobbs, who re- "h. death of .mi

e on East Washington street who age 22, .a-cui red. Sunday aft rnm.n at i been confined to his home for Rev Her home in Jackson to,vn>h,p follow-

country In the world where the people are as orderly as they are in Alaska. All the tales of lawlessne- 1 * of the mining camps of the fortyniners are not repeated in Ala'ka. From the very first the people have been orderly, and they make U to uncomfortable for the criminal who j comes among them that he is glad to

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LIBERTY BONDS EXCHANGED

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WASHINGTON, March 22.-The treasury has completed arrangements for the exchange of temporary Lib-; erty bonds issued during the loan campaigns for bonds of permanent form, with interest coupons to maturity attached Secretary Houston announced today. Ewhange of temporary- third loan bonds began on March 15, all banks being authorized to make the transfers for the treasury. Within the next month officials expect to be ready to exchange permanent bonds for the temporary bonds of other Liberty loans, except those wriich still | have one interest coupon to come due i They need not be exchange,) until af- J

Osteopathy —I

is a science that requires four years study m recognized schools and is lawfully prac- i ticed and endorsed throughout the United States and foreign countries but is being constantly and crudely imitated by unskilled f and unlicensed so-called practitioners under

various names.

Dr. H. B. Troyer OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

Greencantle, Indiana

Offices Over Putnam Electric Co., Donner Block Phone 226. Residence 409.

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“It would be an insult to put shock absorbers on this car.” “The most advanced piece of work yet produced in the motor car line.”—These are some of the sincere compliments paid Overland 4 by proud owners.

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