Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1908 — Page 4

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I ISSUE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS

How About Your Christmas Gifts? Don’t worry about what to give your fan* iy or friends and the cost. YVny! a lean pocket-book goes just as far here as a fat one in the other stores and our store is just full of sensible gifts for everyone. Give somet hing worth whiie this year. Don’t waste your money on trash. Here are a few sure-enough sensible gilts:

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fathered Around the Town as the Gleaner Gathereth the Grain

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Lillie Denwitte of I^doga

iturday with Mrs. Ed Hibbitt. Is here visiting

Jesse Akers.

Mrs. J. Akers of Wheatfleld, Ind.,

her father-in-law,

row of Canada is visiting his -in-law, C. Carver, of Bain-

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Carl Frankenberger left yesterday

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tarie Allen of Baiubridge ,Ii Qrov( :• Gough of Hiiachdal*; Riiests of Mr and Mrs. C. C.

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\V Xee.-e. of Owen County,

tor 'i ulin. Okla., where ' i. I'ul a re home.

he will in:

Frank Radford has returned to Roachdale after visiting his sister,

Mrs. Harry Collins.

Mrs. Glazebrook has returned

town Thursday. He lives from Cloverdale where she has been line of the proposed traction visiting friends for a few days.

i •! fr in CJ >v. rdale to Terre Haute Max Young. John Wilson, Ol SuthIj H o road is earned on from Clo- erlin and Mr. Rogers, all of Roachv n! ih it will pass through Mr. dale, were in the city Tuesday

N- ..- s farm. , en route to Texas.

J •• Hugh'- of i lie A. B Hanna Frank Stroube has bought of Walfumiture stoi - . left Thars for a trip* ter Jeffries of Jackson Township a to Goshen, South Bend, Kokomo and car load of fine cattle. The cattle Kitighl town, where h<> will visit were shipped to the Chicago market, i- .'.I built furniture stores. Mr. Louis Alfred Crawley of CloverJii. I •s goes to get ideas to be ineor- dale and Miss Inn Priest of Putnamg>into the new building which ' villi- were married • Tuesday in Mi. ii iuo.i is soon to build. j the clerk’s office at the court house. ! a Harris is moving his family to | Squire Vshton performed the core-

Rf j’.i'i where they will reside. Mr. mony.

Iltii!' s superintendent of the Mr. and Mrs. John Oakley of C uoa-tle Lead and Zinc mines of Boa hdale, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Gort 1 pi i Mrs. Harris' mother will ham of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Herod of Fillmore spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Herod on

...A., k I TilQCHj Kitchen Cabinets For the home there is nothing nicer than a Kitchen Cabinet. The wife and (laughter appreciate them. We have both the (ireencastle kitehen cabinets tuitl Mellongall cabinets. A nicer gift could not be found. They ranei in price from $8 to $25

Sideboards, China Closets And Biitiels are aisiong t!.' httudsotm* pieces of fi rmtnre wInch are to lie found in till' store A ii v ot tiiein wi,| make a most elejrant gift. i i'e prices are rigid • lust collie m ;i!nl .’illo’.v us to show you.

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E. B. L/YNOH HOUSE FURNISHER AWP FWIERAl DIRECTOR

Chairs and Rockers We have ‘•evervthing" in chairs and rockers. The largest line ever seen in the county. They are m the several styles and linishes. In the great assortment you can tind anything yon want and at the price you want. Any "I them will make n handsome and nscfu \mas gilt.

12 and 14 North Jackson St.

a ampanv them there where she will

v .it for a few months.

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We Are Wailing lo Please You

With Holiday Presents Thatl Are APPROPRIATE, PRACTICAL. POPULAR and 1DESI R ABLE

China we have many pretty pieces that are useful and >nu •ntal. We have China from France, Austria, Bavaria, (.Firm Iv and Japan. W** have ijtiite an assortment of Pretty Vases, that are

low in price.

We have a large variety of Dolls. Their price }range is from 1c to $1.0). ^fctS We have a big Ld of I’os} Eard Albums, Prices be, 10c. ‘ibc, 50c and up. Fountain I’en- -we have a large assortment of them. We ran supply ftlnu-st any style or price you limy desire. We have perfumes in pretty packages and in hulk. ’ We have Eoiubs. Mruslie-. Hand Glasses, Purses, Pocket 1> i ks. etc. We have an exciTleut line of Fancy Box Papers. We have Ehristmns Cards. Candles, Shades, Holders, *Decorati ii Loops and other appropriate Xmas presents.

K .idly come in and ice oar Holiday Attractioni

JONES, STEVENS CO.

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Soutli Main Street.

Born, December 1:! to Wellington Crawley and wife, a daughter. Albert Crow and wife who have item here from Saskatoon, Canada, visiting relatives for some time, left for Florid;' Tuesday, where they will

spend the winter.

Fred Gordon was here from Indiauapolis Tuesday. Mr. Gordon is now t •cling far a large wholesale shoe concern. He formerly was in business in Baiubridge. The following invitations have been r ’-eived: “Mr. and Mrs. Clareiu e M. O'Hair request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Maude Estelia. to Mr. John H. Hoffman, Wednesday eve, December 191(8, at 7: JO o’clock. ■At home after January 1, 1909.'' F. ('. Tilden and David Hostetler of Putnam County were in Indianapolis Tm .day to attend a meetingof the State Democratic Legislators. There was a meeting of the State Senators that morning at 10 o’clock and a meeting of the Representatives that afternoon. At night there was

a banquet.

I.;u\ Stoner and Thomas Murphy won ti wager from Edward Lynch Tuesday by carrying two tons of coal from the street up into the coal bin in the opera house. Mr. Lynch oefned the boys $2 if they would carry it up. Stoner and Murphy fooled Mr. Lynch when they agreed to do so. And they did. A large crowd stood by and "guyed’’ the coal ..rieia while they were at their w ork but they stuck to it-and finally earned the $2. When they bad completed the work they wore covered with coal dust, but that didn't cut any ice with them.

IWIFE IS GRANTED DIVORCE

Kleinbub Brtx

Mi', .|^■n^:ir I . Kleilihuh i- (Hven Decree ot se paration From Her Husband, Theodore Kleinbub, Who

s iit for divorce was Hied late Satur-1 each and $4(' a year for the suppi day am: wa- ti.n ^ nerally known tin- of the son. She is a daughter oil

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called for trial. Mr. Kleinbub made j connected with the no fight against the granting of the!barber shop, divorce. He. however, denied all of;

Woods Liver Medicine in li(,ulij

Kleinbub m her petition al- fom regulates; the , ivei . relieves J

Mrs.

Tin- Wife Alleged \eglected ami I'vged cruel and inhuman treatment, Failed to Support His Family. to provide , nd neglect. Sh •

sked the custody of her children. Ki hard. 4 years old and Hugh, 2

SHE ALSO GETS ALIMONY OF S500 a ! n "" 1 11000

lache con : :. s a

ney disorder? and acts as a gentle Exative. Fcr chd'.s fever and malar a. Its tonic effects on the systeaii

til ini on and $100 a vear"for UiesuV- w:tli the flrrt Th i port of the children. bottle contains 2’, times as much u

the 50c size For sale by Bi Ig": a

By agreement Mrs.

Theodore Kleinbub wa- " ; ' y *7 , K,, ' inbub 7'' Co <*-

given tlie custody of the youngest bov

granted ’ from hei husband md Mr. Klelntmb the custody of the

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PRSGlIGflL USEfULL

XMAS PRESENTS Safety Razors, Fine Cutlery, Nickled Plated Ware Carving Sets, Roasters, Food Choppers, Ranges ets’ Then we have Skates. Sleds, Wagons, Coasters,’Tricycles, Guns,' Shells, ets.

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And are I’towin*' every day.

Get Ready the most useful

To give your hoy < r rh Present you !,avi < \-‘r

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Central Trust Co.

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said tlic society woman. “Let’.s spend tills evening whore we’ve never spent

one before.”

"Agreed!” said her husband. "Shall we try home or < hureh)” “CTiureh,” she replied, sighing. Fx-

change.

A pill In time that will save nine is Rings Little Liver Pill. For biliousness, sick headache, constipation They do not gripe. Price 25c. Sold by Badger & Cook.

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BIGKNyj/S HARDWARE tf\b\ b\bl MJ/iRt phone 214

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