New Richmond Record, Volume 17, Number 10, New Richmond, Montgomery County, 12 September 1912 — Page 3
School Girls’ Shoes with the low heels nt Holliu’s.
This Is The Man Who Can.
Progressive Rally.
Will McCren of Greentown wns here from Friday till Monday. Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick was in LaFayette Tuesday afternObn.
Hon. W. D. Hedrick of Indianapolis will address the people of New Richmond and vicinity on Saturday evening, September 21, at 8 o’clock, at Holliu’s hall. He will discuss the principles and platform of the Progressive party in full. Mr. Hedrick is one of the most brilliant speakers in Indiana. Everybody invited.
Gene Worth*
Wanted —Plain sewing. lOtil Mrs. Tena Dewey, Miss Belva Graham returned to her home a f Darlington Friday.
JEWELRY DIAMONDS
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He bolds a mirror up to life and pictures as on a black-board the love, laughter and tragedy which goes to make up your daily existence, that by consulting him yon may safeguard yourself against any contingencies which may arise in the hereafter. STOP AND THINK. This medium can read your life as though it were woven into the looms of the Gods. He can point out the threads that lead to blighted affections and through his wonderful power and perfect understanding of humankind can turn sorrow to everlasting peace and happiness.
WATCHES
See the new styles in Men’s and Women’s Shoes arriving daily at Hollin’s. Miss Rose Atkinson returned Monday from a week’s visit in Terre Haute.
and a complete line of the GENUINE
That Mysterious Rag can be cleaned and pressed and made look like new at Sol’s.
F u l847 \ Rogers Bros.” ( / Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc. Iij I Eyes carefully examined and I* I properly fitted to the best gr ade fecRD
See those new Tan Shoes for men and women at Holliu’s.
Prof. W. A. McBetli of Terre Haute was a New Richmond visitor yesterday. Fred W. Grazes and wife move to-day to their own property in the east part of town. Owen Kincaid is clerking in Hanawalt’s store this week in the absence of Roy Hanawalt. Lorlie Harriman went Friday for a visit with his mother, Mrs. John L. Graham, near Darlington Fob Sale—A lot of good, dry 18 inch stove wood. 8t4 J. 0. Henderson.
For Sale—Plenty good cooking apples. J. M. Malsbaky.
Mrs. Mattie Stumbaugh left Tuesday for Peoria, III., to spend the winter.
Unhappy People
James Hornbeck went to Louisville, Ky., Tuesday, to attend the Kentucky State Fair.
Uilg S Jewelry and Wall Paper Store.
How many unhappy people are there in this city whose lives are darkened by the acts of others? Is your life nearly a wreck because you cannot overcome trouble of a domestic nature or otherwise ? Are yon in love? If so do you find the one of your choice growing cold and indifferent? Or does another take your place? Do you find that with all your natural gifts and talent you are baffled and discouraged? If so see Prof. Worth and receive his infalliable aid and advice. He has helped thousands from the regions of sorrow to the height of happiness and success. WHY NOT YOU? Do not delay your call. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Private Parlors, 218 S. Qreen Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Chester Oppy and John Westfall went to Indianapolis Saturday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. E. Magruder, Mrs James Hornbeck and children were in Wingate Tuesday.
Locals.
bcte Cbeg Hre Be Oatbmb Item ®ur #tlenO0.-«®olnfl6 of Bout neighbors.
Lenna A. Beckley and wife are visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Harry Daley, at Chenoa, III. New Home Hewing Machine Drop Head, guaranteed ail the time; only $19,75 cash, at Long’s George R. Holmes returned home Sunday from a ten days visit in Indianapolis and Columbus.
H. B. Tribby, wife and son Byron, and Albert Tribby were home from Wingate to spend Sunday.
Report of The Condition of The Corn Exchange State Bank.
School days.
Miss Lela Bickwood of Indianapolis was the guest of Miss Louise Livingston from Saturday till Monday.
CHARLES KIRKPATRICK, President. WM. KIRKPATRICK, Cashier. HENRY K. LEE, Vice-President. MRS. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, Ass’L Cashier.
Done threshing?
Report of the condition of the Horn Exchange State Bank at New Richmond, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on Sept. 4,1912.
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Leona Mae Miller has returned to the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Oppy, to attend the New Richmond school.
Moving pictures Saturday night. H. K. Lee was in Crawfordsviilo Saturday.
RESOURCES.
James and Harold Alexander, and Ferrel Monroe were Crawfordsville visitors Saturday afternoon.
Loans and Discounts $198,350 4(5 Overdrafts 1.493 20 Furniture and Fixtures 3,600 00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 12,003 47 Cash on Hand 4,97(5 II Cash Items 3.351 51 Current Expenses 1,752 7(5 Other Bonds and Securities 500 00 Total Resources $225,930 60
If you go away to school—order the Record.
Mrs. James P. VanHook had as her guests Monday Miss Gertrude Graves of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Francis W. Wilson.
Parlors arranged so you meet no one.
Complete new line of Post Cards at Hollin’s.
Our college boys may have the Record sent to their address for the school year for only 50 cents in advance.
LOW FEE 50c
E. W. Harriman and wife of Urbane, III., visited from Friday till Monday with his parents, Levi Harriman and wife.
All our college boys are leaving this week and next.
LIABILITIES.
Mrs. Robt. Bonwell of New Market came last Thursday for a few days visit with her son, Earl Bonwell and wife.
Mrs. James Hornbeck and children returned home last Thursday from a visit with relatives at Buchel, Ky.
Capital Stock —paid in $ 40,000 00 Surplus .*. 9,250 00 Exchange, Discounts and Interest 4,604 32 Demand Deposits 110,874 53 Time Deposits 40.938 21 Profit and Loss 29 27 Undivided Profits 234 27 Due to Banks and Trust Companies 20,000 00 Total Liabilities $225,930 60
Philip Jones was down from LaFayette Tuesday. Mrs. Tena Dewey and son Gale were in Wingate Monday.
Everett Greenburg, Herman Nesbitt, George Grantham and Bert Davisson leave the end of the week for Champaign, III., to enter Illinois university.
John Miller, Roy Raub and Chase Montgomery went to West LaFayette Tuesday to enter Purdue University.
James M. Alexander, wife and son Herbert and Clyde' Walts picniced at Columbian Park Sunday afternoon. The new flag of forty-e ight star points with pride, confounding superstition, to the fact that it started with thirteen. Mrs. Job Westfall and little grani-daughter returned from Crawfordsville yesterday. Charles Westfall’s baby is much better, Frank Oppy has a brand new
Will Long and wife spent the day Sunday at Columbian Park.
Michigan Field and Poultry Fence. L. P, Bkown.
Mrs. Job Westfall and little granddaughter went to Crawfordsville Monday to bo at the bedside of the infant of Charles Westfall, who is very sick.
B. E. May, Osteopath, will be in New Richmond at the residence of John Hollin on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 8 to 12.
State of Indiana, County of Montgomery, ss: I, William Kirkpatrick, Cashier of the Corn Exchange State Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is f rue. WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK.
Miss Fern Mason gives a recital at Mellott Saturday evening.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th day of Sept., 1912 [seal] EDGAR WALTS, Notary Public. My commission expires Dec. 16,1914.
A. C. McMillin and wife returned Saturday from a trip to Peru.
Mrs. Ed. Hinton and children and her mother, Mrs. Kate Walts, returned Saturday from a visit at their old home in Elizabethtown, Ky.
Don’t ask us to give you the $8.00 worth of ware with a MAJESTIC RANGE after our demonstration week, as that special offer applied to that week ONLY, Sept. 16 to 21.
Miss Mexie Torvey returned from Waynetown Tuesday afternoon.
w !^ n You Think of Reunions Remember Rettinger with his Cirkut Camera
Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Charles McLain and son Reid leave at 8 o’clock this morning for Sullivan to visit Mrs. McLain’s father, Mr. Herbert. They make the trip through in the Kirkpatrick car Marmon with Dentou Craig as their chauffeur.
1913 five passenger Overland touring oar, the purbhase being made through the Kirkpatrick Auto Co.
J. F. Teague & Sons.
O. W. Mason and John A,Work were Crawfordsville visitors yesterday.
For Sale —The John Eshelman farm of 20 acres, miles southeast of New Richmond, on the Crawfordsville road; good 5 room house, good barn and other outbuildings. Price, $200 an acre. See W. P. Coffman at theElevafor.
Distance No Object.
Pictures Made up to 6 ft. in Length.
James Utterback is a victim of
F. E. Campbell, Ed King and Henry Jones were in LaFayette yesterday afternoon.
the auto craze, on Monday having purchased a red Overland car, and at once began burning up the road.
Rettinger’s Studio Darlington, Ind. Phone 231.
W. R. Turvey left Monday for Pierre, South Dakota, to look after his farm interests.
Mrs. F. E. Campbell and sen Joe and Mrs. Omer Hinton and daughter Grace returned home Monday after a visit since Thursday with their brother, Joe Allen, at Chase, Benton county. Mr. Allen is just recovering from a threatened attack of appendicitis.
Milton Kirkpatrick of Platt, South Dakota, is here to visit his nephews, Charles, Edwin and Will Kirkpatrick. Mr. Kirkpatrick is 83 years old.
Charles A. Adams and wife of Terre Haute were guests from Saturday till Monday of Edgar Walts and family. Mr. and Mrs. Adams were on their return home from a visit of a week in Chicago and stopped off here for a short visit.
Miss Leila Hollin was in Crawfordsville Tuesday afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Livia M. Miller and Mr. Howard F. Ashby.
That Beautiful Doll will be more beautiful if her clothes are cleaned and pressed at Sol’s.
Mrs. Otto Beatty and son James left Sunday to return to their home near St. Paris, Ohio.
Lawrence McLain of Lebanon came Monday for a visit with home folks in New Richmond.
Misses Rae Tomlinson and Mae Coffman and Messrs. Roy Hanawalt and Everett Oreenburg picniced Sunday afternoon at Riverside Park, Darlington. The aeroplane of the future, we are tolb, will carry 1,000 passengers. This information will be received with dignified but nevertheless enthusiastic joy by the undertakers.
We egotistically imagine that the things we do make the world go round. But isn’t the world round anyway?
The implicit confidence that many people have inChamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge of the many remarkable cures of colic, diarrhoea and dysentery that it has effeated. For sale by all dealers.
Miss Moxie Turvey, accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Turvey and son Charles of Fowler, went Friday to be the guests of John Pierce and family at Wnynetown.
Cream Separators, them before you buy.
Better see
Harry S. Holmes and wife of Indianapolis came Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. Edgar Walts and family. Mr. Holmes returned Monday to his position on the Indianapolis Star, Mrs. Holmes going to Veedersburg Tuesday for a further visit with her mother, Mrs. Bogan.
L. P. Bbown,
Even the wise guy should be taught that it is better to be down at the heels than it is to be run down by the sheriff.
J. M. Alexander and wife, Mrs. H. K. Lee and Miss Agnes Lee were in LaFayette Tuesday afternoon.
The new three mile rend at Elmdale was completed last week and the workmen are coming back to town. Arthur Plunkett and family moved back to New Richmond Friday. S. P. Harrimnn and family move back to-day.
It does not take long to convince almost any man who has
Harry Teague and Roy Hanawalt went Monday night for a ten days pleasure trip to Mackinac Island.
Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick, Mrs H. K. Lee, Mrs. Will Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Chas. A. McLain were Frankfort visitors on Wednesday of last week, the guests of Mrs. E. R, Weymer, We have heard a great deal about the bread that mother used to make, but most men owe most to the spank that mother used to give. It was that that started ns on the right way. Since the marriage of Miss Lula Greenburg she has resigned her position in the New Richmond schools. Miss Florence Goddard has been placed as the primary teacher in Miss Greenburg’s place.
The newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brown, were duly and loudly initiated in the second degree of matrimony on their arrival home last Thursday evening, by the usual “bellin’.” There were given two rounds of it too, the first at the home of his mother in the south part of town and again at their own home near the Methodist church. L r nni« of course “came across” in his good natured way, and the scene ended, and the newlyweds were acclaimed well wedded.
been swindled that if there is no
Running up and down stairs, sweeping and bending over making beds will not make a woman healthy or beautiful. She must get out of doors, walk a mile or two every day and take Chamberlain’s Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bowels. For sale by all dealers.
hell there ought to be one,
As Dr. J. F. Simison, who had been taking a drive with his two sons, was turning into his home at Romney Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock, David Pyke, who was riding a motor cycle, ran' into the buggy and upset it. Dr. Simison and his sons were thrown but not hurt. Pyke was thrown from bis wheel and lauded on Bis left shoulder. Mr. Pyke’s injuries were attended by Drs. McKay and Simison. His machine was con-
James Burriel, who lives in a cabin near the Mouon railroad north of Romney, was found unconscious on the railroad track about 2:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to his home and Dr. Mitchell of Romney was called. Burriel had been walking along the railroad track near his home and had been overcome by the heat. He revived after he was taken home and was resting comfortably last night. It was fortunate that he was found before a treiu passed the point where he was prostrated.
Charles W. Ross of Crawfordsville is the pioneer 5 per cent, farm loan agent —he always has plenty of money.
Harold Alexander left Monday noon for Boise, Idaho. Bis brother Fred of La Fayette accompanied him as far as Chicago, on a business trip. PEOPLE WHO KNOW are going to buy a MAJESTIC RANGE during our demonstration week. YOU would too if you KNEW. Rend our big ad. in this paper, J. F. Tevgoe & Sons,
Few, if any, medicines have met with the uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remarkable cures of colic and diarrhoea which it has effected in almost every neighborhood have given it a wide reputation. For sale by all dealers.
Everybody’s Doin’ It Doin’ what? Why, gettiu’ Sol to clean and press that suit t
sklembly cluumged. M. J. Roth, doutiet, New Richmoud, lud.
Every House Owner Knows that it pays better to invest money in improvements than to spend it in repairs—that a good cement walk costs less in the long run than any board walk you can build. The boards soon decay. In a few years many of them need repbeing—and then you have a patched sidewalk after all. Not only sidewalks, but cellars, porches, outside steps, fence posts, well curbs, bam floors, should be built of concrete mad; from clean sand and Universal Portland Cement It is the most uniform in quality and of enduring strength. Try a (ew sacks of it and you will always prefer it. Wc handle Universal. FOR SALE BY . Parlon,