Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 November 1907 — Page 2

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GETTING OPTIONS FOR SITE dedication in floyd

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UllKKMWSTLK Ml A SECl KING PI UN MASK Pit!VILEGES OX LA Ml IIKSIKABLE tX)K TUBKHN’l IX1S1S HOSPIT.VIj — LOOKS LIKE THIS COUNTY WOULD NJKT INSTITUTION.

\>w High School Building Is Complete and Medication Exercises Will Be Held There November 21.

Now is the time to repair the

W. C. VAN ARSDEL WORKING HARD

broken windows. We carry a large stock of window glass and can furnish \ou most any sizes desired, at the right price.

Insurance Man and W. L. Henman Make Trip to Orawfordsville And

Stati* That They Feel Sure Uie Commission Will Select Local Site if Land can he Purchased Hight.

THE OWL

Drug Store

— For Sale— —OR TRADE— 2 good barn frames already to put up; one 24x36-14 foot corner post, old yellow poplar; one 24x48-14 foot corner post, hard wood. Both frames are made first-class, mortised posts — braces and all in good shape. Will sell for lumber price. H. PHERSON

\V. C. VanArsdel and William L. Denman of Greencastle were in the city Thurs. confering with the Crawfordsville Trust Company with regard to the purchase of some land three and one-half miles northwest of Greencastle which it is proposed to buy for the establishment of the ( State Tuberculosis Hospital. Messrs. VanArsdel and Denman ! are working to bring the hospital to . Putnam County. They are securing options on 500 acres of broken land northwest of Greencastle, which is regarded very favorably for the location of the fresh air hospital. The tuberculosis commission has visited the place and its members have expressed themselves as being very fav-orably-disposed towards the location. If Mr. VanArsdel and Mr. Denman can secure option upon the land at the right price, they feel sure that tlie hospital can be brought there. The Trust Company Is guardian for heirs to 180 acres which It Is hoped will he bought. The land is worth about $22.50 per acre. Ap- ' praisers will be apponited to place a value upon the land. Options have j already been secured on about 200 of the entire 500 acres wanted.—Crawfordsville Review.

. The long wished for high school building in Floyd township Is done. The people of the township will celebrate by dedicating the structure on the last Sunday of the month, November the 2 4th. Trustee Wilson was in town Thurs. making arragements for the event. As now decided upon by Mr. Wilson the program will consist of Devotional exercises, of excellent music, of remarks by Superintendent Thomas and an address by F. C. Tilden. The citizens of Floyd are expected to turn out in large numbers for this important event, which marks a mile stone in the history of the township in educational matters.

NO PRIZE FIGHTING HERE

RUNAWAY ON SQUARE

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Sunday Papers

All customers getting Sunday papers please pay the hoy when he delivers your pajier. I sell the papers to the boy and he sells them to you. Sunday- papers for sale at my store and at Badger & Green's.

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Seeing a passing automobile a team of horses belonging to W. \ J. Arnold, of Floyd township, scared on Thursday and ran away. The team was standing in front of the Miehel Grocery store when the machine passed. .Mr. Arnold was in tlie store. The animals ran around past the Harris A- Hirt Livery barn, then up Vine to Washington and west on that street. They were stopped near the postoffice. No damage was done to the wagon but a buggy belonging to Postmaster Dunbar, which was standing on Vine street, was struck and badly damaged.

‘•There will be no boxing matches in Putnam County while I am sheriff,” said David Maze after receiving tlie following communication from Governor Manly Thursday. “My Dear Sir—I have the honor to inclose you herewith a copy of an opinion of the attorney general of the State of Indiana relating to prize fighting, and to request that you proceed to enforce the law throughout your jurisdiction as interperted by him. “Prize fights, whether advised as such, or advertised under the guise of “boxing matches,” must cease In Indiana. "It is your duty to preserve the peace and enforce the law in this behalf, and you will be held responsible for any failure therein. Very truly yours, “J. FRANK HANLY, “Governor of the State of Indiana.”

There was never a wedding occurring in Sunhury in a long while that excited more interest, says the Sunhury, (Pa. >, Daily, than that which was solemnized in St. John's ^M. E. Church Thursday morning, November 7, at 11 o'clock, when Rev T. J. Bassett, D. D., of Lafayette, Ind., was united in holy matrimony to Miss Lida Bucher, one of Suubury’s most prominent and popular ladies, specially noted in church conuections. The auditorium of St. John's was well filled with the numerous friends and acquaintances of the bride when she was led to the altar to he given away by her cousin, Geo. D. Bucher, to the wedding march rendered on the organ by Professor Rothenberg, assisted on the violin by Miss Saxton, with a vocal accompaniment by Miss Stuchenberg, both these ladies beiag from the Seliusgrove university. The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Osman and Miss Lida Osman. and the maid of honor, Miss Lizzie Osman, all of whom are nieces of the bride. Dr. MsCloskey and Guy Rlppel acted as ushers, with Joe Rippel as assistant usher. The bride was attired in white lansdown trimmed in white lace, and carried bride's roses. The bridesmaids wore white silk, with pink carnations, and the maid of honor white net over white silk, carrying white chrysanthemums. The important function of groomsman and best man was performed by A. M. Osmand, brother-in-law, of the bride. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. William Brill, pastor of St. John’s Church, assisted by Rev. Leldy, of Milton, the beautiful ring service being used. After the nuptial ceremony had been performed a dinner and reception were given at the home of the bride on Arch Street, following which Mr. and Mrs. Bassett left for their future home in Lafayette on the 2 o'clock train, going by the way of Lewistown. It is unnecessary to Introduce Mrs. Bassett to this community in w-hich she has been so well and favorably known during her entire life. As the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Bucher, noted for their religious disposition, she was early indoctrinated with the Methodist faith, and she has been foremost in the work of that church in this city. She has been secretary of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Sunhury for a long period, and for twelve years was president of the Ladies' Aid of the Mary M. Packer hospital. As a romantic feature of this marriage it may not be out of place to say that Miss Bucher tn her visit to Europe this summer met her future husband in Naples, Italy, and a congeniality developed which led to their marriage. Mrs. Bassett leaves Sunbury with regret, but her union with Rev. Dr. Bassett, who is one of the prominent Methodist clergymen of Indiana, will give her a field for the performance of congenial duties.

H. S RENICK SELLS STORE

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for them.

Owl Hardware Co. Business NowOwned by W. E. Chisman, of Lisbon, North Dakota—New Owner Takes Possession of the Stock.

HOFFMAN TO MANAGE CONCERN

Motion Rout** Excursions.

To Jamestown Ter. Centennial Exposition, Tickets on sale, Apral 19 to Nov. 30. and 3rd Tuesdays each month. Season tickets, $27.80, sixty day, $24.25, fifteen day $20.25, ten day tJckeUi on sale each Tuesday. $14.76 Numerous concessions in way of stop offs and variable routoa can be obtained. Homeseekers excursion* to Western and Southern States, on sale 1st J. A. Michael, Art.

A deal has been closed by which H. S. Renick, owner of the majority of the stock in the Ow! Hardware Co., has sold his interest to W. E. Chisman, of Lisbon, North Dakota. Mr. Chisman is now here and has taken possession of the business. A trade figured in the deal, Mr. Renick acquiring a farm In the northwest in the deal. Mr. Chisman also acquired the interest or the other stockholders. The men have been figuring on the deal for several months but it was never consummated until last week, when Mr. Chisman came to Greencastle and took charge of the business. Charley Hoffman, who has been manager of the store will be retained as manager by Mr. Chisinau. The later Is the man, who a few months ago. sold a hardware business in Crawfordsvllle to Mr. Williams and Mr. Jackson, of this city.

Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomas’ Electric OH for such emergencies. It subdues the pain and heals the hurts.

$6.00 to SS.OO Some it $5.00

Comfort

The lines of Stetson Shoe arer». fined and graceful in design and do not deviate from the natural curves of comfort.

STETSON

SHOE

h not only free from strains and pulls from with, in, but withstands the wear and tear from with, out, because it is made from the highest quality of materials obtainable and constructed with the utmost perfection of detail. The merest glance ,hows it to be The Better Shoe—close inspection orings out the reasons for its superiority. full lines—all styles—all lasts.

For Sale by

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We are located on Hie Hen Lucans old lumber varii grounds where we will handle all kinds of COAL. ( Near Vandalia Station) We are ready to make you prices on Block, Anthracite, Nut, Slack or any kind or quality We are in business tn sell you any kind of CuhI that you may desire and we <mh guarantee you the prices (rive ns a call or let us know void- wtnts

F. B. Hillis Coal Co.

OSCAR WILLIAMS, Manager

F. B. HILLIS. FRANK SHOPTAUGH.

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BALLASTING THE WEST END

NOTICE OF APPLICATION LIQUOR LICENSL.

Notice is hereby given io the zens of the First Ward of tho

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WORK AT PUTTING

STO.NF ON THE INTKRURBAN ship ' in“puTnam"cou.u'' in'thr J ROAD BED BETWEEN THIS Indiana and to ail < In • ns oil TOWN \\D HUAZIL BEGAN rit N. tha t undersi-ned, a =

inhabitant and a continuous resit

<*N FRIDAY—A. A U. STONE < o. FI RMS KING MATERIAL.

Moroa CAri uuinu the work

of said city and township for than ninety (90) days last I and being over the age of one (2t) years will make app Mon to the Board of Com miss' 0 of Putnam County, Indiana, at December Term, 19t>7, for a:

Give the Rig for a license for one yar lose;

Arrangements* Will t 'rushers Work \I1 Winter ami toxicatlng liquors, in 1

Will Keep the Concern Ruisj-— than five gallons at a time, rn Contract Was* Signed on Wednes- ii>K of spiritious, vinous, mai

other intoxicating liquors "it'

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Work at hauling the crushed stone ballast for the interurban road bed west of town began on Friday. The A. & C. Stone Co. of this city are furninshing the stone and the work is being done by the interurban company, which is using motor work cars to haul the material. A

trolley wire has been run to the I premises where on said liQ 11 stone quarries just east of town and to be sold and drunk is the I

privilege of allowing the same drunk on the premises where At the same time the under* will also apply and ask pern from said board, to carry on

intoxicating liquors, a lunch ter, and to prepare and serve and luncheons.

business

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cars are being run by motor power ( floor room in the two story

Franklin

to t • quarries. j building fronting on The work trains go east on Semi-| in the city of Greencastle

nary street to the city limits where they take the switch which goes to the quarries. The contract for furnishing the stone was signed by A. & C. Stone Co. on Wednesday and the work was to begin yesterday but something came up to delay the starting one day. The beginning of this work will be beneficial to Greencastle to a great extent as it assures the stone company steady work all winter. No men will be laved off during the winter season and the plant will run full force.

A Narrow Escape. G. \V. Cloyd. a merchant, of I lunk. Mo., held a narrow oycape four years ago. when he ran a jimson bur into his thumb. He says; “The doctor wanted to amputate it but I would not consent. I bought a box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and that cured the dangerous wound." 25c at The Owl Drug Store. nv

ate on part of lot number oM dred (100) In the original P the town (now city) of Grw# Indiana, and bounded as full 0 '

wit; commencing at a point

six (20) feet east of the soul corner of said lot, them? tweny (20) feet, thence nod

the alley on the north sid 1, of, thence west with said

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the place of beginning,

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county, Indiana;

fronts on Franklin street, 1 city, and is so arranged lil same may be securely locked and admission tbC' , i vented, and so arranged " ■ dows and glass doors that 1 of said room may he in ' 11 *

Franklin street

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