New Richmond Record, Volume 17, Number 1, New Richmond, Montgomery County, 11 July 1912 — Page 2

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SEMI ANNUAL CLEARING SALE

To Be Held

Sat., July 13th, to Sat., July 27th

Two Weeks Only

Terms--Strictly Cash

WARNER & PECK,

The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Imperial Hats, Manhattan Shirts and Regal Shoes.

Money Cheerfully Refunded. Crawfordsville, Indiana. Closed on Sunday.

NEW RICHMOND RECORD.

Sugar Grove.

The Epworth League met in a business session at tbe church on Monday evening and after transacting other business, elected the following officers to serve one year: A-President, Mrs. Jennie Mason; first vice president, Mrs. Geo. B. Jones; second vice president, Ruth Miller; third vice president, Louise Livingston; fourth vice president, Mary Tribby; secretary, Helen Miller; treasurer, Geo. Banta; organist, Mary. Seaman. A business meeting and social combined is being arranged for Thursday evening, July 18, at which time'the newly elected officers will be installed.

next Sunday morning. The subject of the sermon will be “A Crippled Christ."

Mrs. Lnnra Wise and daughter Carolyn visited from Thursday till Saturday evening with her sister, Mrs. Fred Alexander, in LaFayette.

Entered at the PostolBce at New Rich mond, Ind., as second-class matter.

Eastern Star Elects Officers.

Eooab Walts, Publisher

W. M. —Alice D. Henderson. W. P.-John C. Bible. A. M. —Maggie E. Kite. Secretary—Viola Bailey. Treasurer —Nina Long. Cond.—Anna Litka. A. Cond.—Mary Bible. Chap.—Elvira Allen. Marshal—Martha Dunn. Adah—Etta Archey. Ruth —Lula Greenburg. Esther—Mary Jones. Martha —Resse Kirkpatrick, Electa—Emily P. Bailey. Sentinel —Wm. Kite. Organist—Pearl Kite. Warden —Mar> Utterback. Stated meetings, 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month at 2 o’clock p. m.

SUBSCRIPTION Single Copy, One Year - - Jl.00

Prof, and Mrs. E. G. Mahin returned to their home in West LaFayette Thursday evening after a several days visit with relatives.

Single Copy .Six Months - - .50 jyln Advance.

■ 1 vertisting Rates made known on application.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rust and son Harley were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ulrey.

Thursday, July 11, 1912.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilmore of Crawfordsville are spending the week with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Cade.

Shawnee Mound.

Eric Boland of Boston, Mass, came last week to spend the summer with his uncle, W. W. Boland and cousin, Miss Cora Parsons.

Oats are getting ripe. Odell was immersed with another storm Sunday afternoon. The Tuesday Club entertained with a lawn picnic at Mrs. Abe Meharry’s this week. Mark Maddux and wife entertained relatives from Illinois the first of the week. J. M. Francis and wife Sundayed with Gibson Small’s.

MR. HENPECK IS DISCOVERED

Passenger's Voluntary Tip Clears Up Mystery for Street Car Conductor,

One hundred mid nineteen years spent hi the manufacture of pnint insures to yon the climax in quality, durability and beauty. Ask for testimonials on Town and Country Paint. New Richmond Lnn.ber& Coal Co.

Miss Louetta Ulrey spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ulrey. Mrs. James Miller and daughters, who live near* Alamo, came the last of the week to visit her parents, F. M. Wilson and wife. O. C. Vess of LaFayette is visiting his brother, W. P. Vess.

Doesn’t Pay.

No business pays so poorly, consld erlng the number of men engaged In It. as burglary—St. Louis Globe-Dem ecrat.

A stout lady entered a well-filled street car with her dimunitive husband. They sat down side by side and she promptly moved over on top of him to give room for another passenger. “Maria,” came from somewhere underneath, “will you please pay the fare? I can’t reach for my pocket.” As the conductor approached the following dialogue took place: “Fares, please.” “Two,” said Maria, handing over a dime.

James W. Tribby sold his E M F. car to Webster Drollinger of Voedersburg. Mr. Tribby delivered the car the latter part of last week nnd the same day that Mr. Tribby took the car to him Mr. Drollinger started to Hillsboro from Veedersbnrg. As he was crossing the Big Four tracks he killed the engine and couldn’t get the motor started in time to get away from an approaching train. The occupants of the car had gotten out and the train smashed the car so that it had to be taken into Veedersbnrg on a dray. Dysentery is always rerions and often a dnngerons disease, but it can be cured. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even when malignant and epidemic. For sale by all dealers.

PRISONER MADE $300 A DAY

Paris Banker Conducts Extensive Financial Transactions From His Cell.

Pictures that are speakinu likenesses. Nicholsons Sous, Crawfordsville. Ind.

Miss Whillmina Hillis of Frankfort is visiting her sister, Mrs. Judd F. Mebarry. There is to be an Old Settlers picnic at Meharry’s in August.

Rev. and Mrs. Geo. B. Jones and children were the dinner guests last Tuesday of Miss Cora Parsons.

The Paris police recently raided a financial establishment in the me Lafittc and confiscated the contents of the safe as well as the books, thereby putting a stop to the lucrative source of revenue of a banker named Zucco, who has been in prison for several months for irregular financial transactions.

Alliance, 32,784 Percheron Stallion,

Some of the anto drivers seem to think that the sign for speed limit put up by the supervisor of road district No. 3 is all for fun, but don’t worry, some of you may yet a walk. An automobile is not a flying machine, and should not be used as such on a public highway. Get inside the law for speed and lights, and yon will not be molested.

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vess, daughter. Miss Ida, and O. C. Vees of LaFayette spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hiett in Wingate.

“One?” he questioned as his eyes searched the seat. “Two,” disdainfully.'

Will make the Season of 1912 at James W. Tribby’s barn, east of town, at $15.00 to insure colt to stand and suck. Also

- “Madame, I can only accept fare for one. Your size has nothing to do with it.”

There is to be a change in the evening services at the Methodist church. The Epworth League devotional meeting and the preaching service will not be held on the same evening during July and August. Beginning with the Epworth League on next Sunday evening these services will take alt >rnate Sunday evenings during the hot weather. Consequently there will not be any preaching next Sunday evening. The regular preaching service will be held on

Zucca, although ocupying a cell, first at the Sante and then at Fresnes, contrived to open another financial establishment in the same house as that occupied by his bank, which was closed by the police when he was arrested. From his cell he directed a scheme for getting small investors to subscribe jointly for lottery bonds.

“Sir; would you insult a lady?” “Never, madame. But where’s the passenger you wish to pay for?” Maria gave over an inch or two nnd glared at the man in the uniform.

Robert King, Big Spanish Jack,

Of heavy bone, and a Jack second to none, will stand at the same place at $10.00 to insure colt to stand and suck.

Sunday was quarterly meeting. Superintendent Wood was present and delivered the sermon.

“She’s sitting on him,” a passenger across the aisle volunteered. “It probably isn’t the first time,” mumbled the conductor as he gave the register a violent ring. Maria’s husband came up suddenly for breath, but sank with the next lurch of the car.

Clyde Alexander and Miss Etta Welch of Crawfordsville returned home Sunday after a two weeks visit with Mr. Alexan ler’s relatives here.

Business went well. The new establishment was soon employing ten clerks, and M. Zucco in his cell was making about $300 a day. But disappointed clients informed the police, —York Tribune.

It’s Leap Year, girls. Calling cards 50 cents' for 100 at the Kecobu office.

Samuel R. Tribby r

Owner and Keeper.

TWINE Osborn Standard .... 8 l=2c Ludlow Standard .... 7 1-2C Hemp 8 1=2C L. P. BROWN.