Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1909 — Page 6
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MT. MKRIDIAX. Kile Karmer spent \Vf“dnestlay niKht with Locky Hurst. Charlie Moffett and wife called on Taber Hurst’s Thursday evening. Chester Runyan and Anna Terry were married Thursday evening at the home of Rev, Martha Runyan’s. Maude Hurst called on Mary Hurst
Friday.
Those who have been on the sick
6 cents per week. [ list are: Roxie Hurst, Verna Pollins
— and Arthur Hurst.
• a a
I’ALKNTINK.
udma Micheals is improving S slowly. | Mr. and Mrs. George Montgomery J of Winchester, attended the bed side's
father, Mr. Higgles, »
is sick with LaUrippe. J Mrs Kli/.a Baker visited at Bert ' J
lay. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Micheals vis-;! iled h;- nother, John, at this place I! Friday J
of the latters
CLOAKS
FOR —
Women and Girls
AT
Telephone,
No. 65
KERN AND SHIVELY.
That the nomination of Benjamin
F. Shively over Kern in
Miss Pearl Kivitt is able to b' up Mills of New Maysvillt S
Rpdgei > Friday |*
Zelle Vaughn, Hazel Fox and Opal :U,< * Saturday. jj Me< speui Thursday night with ! “ nd ‘amily and Chaa 11
Miller and family spent Sunday with ■
Mrs. Mace Simmons is very sick i Lharley Becks. J at tills writing. 1 . M !' ‘ailed on Mr. Higgles J
' Sunday. ■
cratic caucus on Wednesday night came as a distinct surprise to the people of Indiana there can be no doubt The general regret expressed everywhere by the citizens of the state and evidenced in all but the interested newspapers make this plain. And yet this expressed regret at the defeat of Kern must not be interpreted as dislike or distrust of Shively. It is rather the expression of a regret that sprang from an almost personal regard and esteem that, without reference to party, was felt by many of the citizens of Indiana fog John W. Kern. It sprang from the belief that his defeat was accomplished by means that would not hear Investigation. The secret ballot opened the way for suspicion, and in many constituencies that were almost solid for Kern there is a feeling of doubt iu regard to the representatives of those constituencies that vot'd Wednesday night. As we say this feeling of regret has nothing to do with the relative ability of the two men. That Shively is able, experi "iced and hfinest there is no doubt. The regret arises over the fact that the only chance this distinguished
Ma rh Hurst and Mollte McCo;
the Demo- -:.nt Saturdav afternoon with Mary, ‘ hame Miller and Company andlj ll, irs ( | Lucie John Micheals and son. Ora, s Clarence Runyan and Bonnie j ‘ llt and hauled wood Mon-1
Pritchard were married last Friday ( * a >;
afternoon. 1 r rank Sinythe and family dined Mrs. Mary Hurst and brother. Mat > at trank Rodger s Sunday. Haines were called to Anderson last 1'red Beck lias builded a new Sunday on the account of the ser- H P rlu * houst; and a new buggie-
shed since the snow fell.
Ottis Alice and family of Ladoga spent Sunday with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. A Bee.
Vernide Aider called on Frank
ions illness of their brother, William
Haines.
Fred Vaughn and family spent
Sunday at Ollie Vaughn's.
Oscar Blue and family gave a par- 1
tv last Saturdav night for Miss * rank Walls Sunday morning. Grace Harcourt. Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander ' Lloyd Knight spent Saturday and 1 ^ lh ‘J 011 M18 - Alexander's father on
Sunday with his parents at Clo’ er-i Monday.
d a jp ' j Several of the children missed Arthur Fry and family and Clar- | •‘school last week on account of the
ence Runyan and wife spent Sundav deep snow.
Ht Charlev Runyan*!*. J ''***• Ei\<i Ailee spent Monday afElva Knight and Grace Fry spent ternoon with Mrs. Walls. Monday nigtit with Katy Chamness. ‘ ,,al "J e Millers spent Sunday at Gilbert Ogles and Mabel Elmore Mr. -Miller s mother Mrs. Buggs. spent Sundav evening w ith Glen " • Dinsmore and Ora Micheals Clark and Lilia Hurst. ; , l,t an<1 I'nuled wood Tin day morn-
ing.
— \ Mrs. Edd Dobb’s fa and brother, the Mr. Hulls o! Indianapolis
are visiting her i':1s week.
Apple
FILLMORE.
Mr. Epling called on Miss of lorro Haute Monday.
Mr. Isaac Hodden is on the sick
list.
Mr. Hiron Prayther and daughter Miss Lulu of Illinois are visiting
at Sem Prayther’s.
The young people of Fillmore were entertained at Mr. McGill’s on Wednesday night. , Mr. Albert Hodden who has been veiling hero returned to Decatur,
leader, Kern, had to secure a place
e honor and distinction should havejnj., Tuesday,
been taken from him in the gloom j .Miss Until McGill called on Miss
,,f a | am } acainst the 1 "undler SaMirday.
. Air. James Hodden of Kingsville, w.-he. „f a large majority ot the clt- M() js v i H | tlnR with rt ,i a ti v ee here. ■ ns ip of the state. The secret | Messrs. James and William WaltMliot is tlie Shadow upon the wliole ton spent Tuesday at Mr. Chand-
proce-.ilng. Had Shively won in the 1 ‘* r
, .. .i.i- Mr. and Mrs. LawriMtce Hurst, Mr. e,, n , tooling of regret that Kern an( , ^ r ,. llulP Wnlll alld Mr . alul
• o ;eated would not be so strong. An it i-j the universal regard for the no v senator’s ability will eventually i" ise all memory of the forces and methods that contributed to that n milnatlon. And yet the whole situation is unfortunate, occurring as
it did.
\ MINDING PLATFORM. A new argument, containing a new interpretation of the binding force of a party platform, is being
M:s. Clarence Nelson of near Center attended church here on Sunday night. Mr. Earl Buntep lias again taken charge of the Fillmore school. He had to give up his work on acount of his health and Mr Fred Todd look his place untill his health was restored. Mr. and Mrs. George Sims and daughter, Gladys, are visiting in Terre Haute. Brother Davison. John Smythe, Ida Hunter, Albert Hunter, Bertha Elliolt iinrt Chester Kunrk took dinner at Elisha Cowgillls on Sun-
-e<l in tli - county with reference to'dar
t >* coming local option election. Itj i urged that Democrats are violating their pi,e form pledges in voting for a dry county. We have never before beard f such an application of the. pl itfon, It lias been supposed that r platfff , was merely the statement <>: p ipl* - upon which the caudii.itcs ind for election and which t:>'y propose to carry out if elected, There i- nothing binding upon the vo! r ii. tiie party in the platform adopted by the delegates in the conV'tiiion. it is more or less binding i.noi lie i andidatos, but the voter Is a.-'e I only to give the platform his O'tppoii. not to he tioiind in his actio::- there : -, in the present in■ii an* ■ * i my Democrat." wore county i: ii men before tlie Democratic iiar- ., a .'op d its platform. They sup-
ported
IlFLLF FNION.
Health very gooii at present, tint \e:-> few on tlie sick lisl. II i*. Dorsett is reported able to be up to talk on the phone. L uc ie Dave Bees is going to move in the house where Robert Grimes
lyives.
Mr. Vaughn is on the sick list, so there is noise h iol this week. Grant Scott lias moved to \mo nd lias taken iiaiee ot ills livery
stable, e
H. W. VHiiglm and Floris Alct amniack are our pmicemon for the ensuing year, and Jiiimiy IHU our mayc r liy appointment. Gratih l,arkiu has moved to Coates villo and Andy McCaaimack has moved in the house vacate! In l,a'--Icln and has taken charge of the wiL bboard. ' f \ut Norvvooil. our new lilacksniitb. , lias moved to our little city, lint Is |
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Miss Slntie r .'lips visited tier brother, Henry c..Blips last Sunday and -Monday. Several from tlds place attended) the funeral last .mday of Mrs. Linnie Bowman at Fillmore. Mrs. Maria Campbell visited a couple of days last week vvilli Mrs. Ransom, who is ill. j! John Duncan is better at this)* writing. * Mis. Lizzie Campbell ie very * poorly. Mr. Fred Siddons and family took dinner ai Will Shuck's last Sunday. Mrs. Mary Campbell of Coatesville has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ransom. Mr. !f* nry Phillips and daughter, Lora, spent last Sunday at Mr. Jerry Nichol's. Will Shuck and wife spent last Friday at Coatesville. Mrs. Mollie Goodwill visited Mrs. Anna Goodwin one day last week. Mrs. Mary Fid IIn is on tlie sick
list.
Mrs. Eva Wails is sick with L:i- ' 11 ippe. J Uebbccca Shuck spent Iasi Tucv- ; day .v ith Mrs. Alice Ransom. ij j i GltOVF.L \M». Quite a number of our town peo- « |ne a l e ('ll I lie sick lisl | ■ A two week's meeting closed at * the M. !•: Church Sunday with tenlj add vt ion.- Mrs. A - * is of Coluiiihusll
Greatly Itcduced P rices
We cannot be too emphatic in praise of the wonderful values we are offering you in Cloaks in our January Sales—the Cloaks represent absolutely the best and newest styles —many of them our latest purchases and you have the greater share of the winter in which tc wear Cloaks bought now. It will be the part of economy to buy now.
Women’s $20.00 Cloaks for. Women's $15.00 Cloaks for. Women's si2.00 Cloaks for. Women's $10.00 Cloaks for. Women’s $ 6.00 Cloaks for..$ 4.00 Girls’ $10 00 Cloaks for $6.67 Girls’ $ 7.50 Cloaks for $5.00 Girls’ $ 6.00 Cloaks for $4.00 Girls’ $ 5.00 Cloaks for $3-37 A FUR SCARF FREE. If you’ll buy a Cloak or Clo tks to the amount of $10.00 or upwards, we will give you as an extra inducement, a stylish Fur Scarf absolutely FWFF.
Buy Wash Materials for Spring NOW Every mail brings us advanced quotations on many orts of domestic cotton^ and cotton dress goods — 1 he women who buy now for their later need:, are not only able to do much of their necessary sewing while the weather in inclement, but they will also make a decided saving over prices later in the spring.
Standard Calico — Blue, black, grey and white grounds, some with side bands, 4*4c yard—Same quality will be 6J/2c later in the season. Brown Muslin—yard wide—fine sea island cotton—worth 6J<c yard, is now 4-)^c yard,
Apron Ginghams worth a third more, checks—5c yard.
-a good grade, blue and brown
conducted the services. Earl Suthcrlin left Friday for i’nril'ie, where he will lake an agrienl-,, ture course. J The sale of Mrs. Frink Leisure J
v.rs well attended'.
’ Oscar Brown ami family spent [j
Snhdt it Dan \\ alton's
Hope Rleached Hu-lin- fine soft finish, worth a third mere, 7^0 yard.
All over our stores lower prices will be made during the balance of January.
I ress oinghams—single and double fold, checks, stripes, plain colors, with side bands, icc and 12'Ac yard. Bleached Cotton, yard wide, 5cyd. You’ll sleep warmer if you il buy good big long and wide Fleecy Cot. ton Blanket at 98c, $ 1.15 and -i 37 per pair. The lower prices on Room Si/e Bugs, Carpets and Linoleums should appeal to people who care to save money.
ALLL.N BROS.
Bartlett anil family wore visitors . on Mr. and Mrs.
wife spent Frank and
ai Indianapolis at present having an 1
: platform under protest, j () p er . 1 ,j :)n performed on one of his
• i.i arc :ow in no ways bound, by that pi;.'' orm. The voter is at all tinies ft . so far as the obligations •d i s" pi (form are concerned. Only own (i 'slies. opinions and prom-
ts can .bind him.
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A 'lorrlhlc Holtl-IIp. “About ten years ago my brother, •held up' in i> - work, health and: i .;."hs b.v what was believes to he ii i— Consumption. ' writes \V. It.; ii. of Washington, N. (.'. '‘lie* t" >1; 1, kinds of remedies and treat- 1 ic'.nt from several doctors, but for.nd ■ help till be us d 1 hr khir'- ;■ w I o cry and was wholly (•tired by six bottles He Is a well niaivtodsy.’’ It’ nuirk to relieve and tlie surest cure for weak or sore lungs, ! ■ eriiorrliagec Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, LaGrippe, Asthma and ail Bronchial affections. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by the Owl drug store and Red Cross
drug store.
eyes.
Frank Hurst and wife visked () Larkin and family last week. George Hill and family are Visiting at Amo this vveek. Robert McCanmiaek and wife v isited here a short time last Sunday Kmi -t Dorsett aipl Frank Vaughn went to the county seat Saturday. L. \ Dobbs of Broadpark is 11 ; iiking of moving here.
| Ottis
Sundav Walls.
All’ MeCov has hired to Frank Shepa rd. Columbus Allen and Sunday with their son,
wife.
Jal.e/ltodgert i ok Sunday dinner at E It. Hummer's. Elisha Summers helped Ottis Bartlett Tuesday. Fharlie Wisehari and wife spent Monday with Carl Smith and mother. Some from here attended the entertainment at Coatesville Monday
night.
FI \< AS I I F.
Goslin spent Sunday at
M
I1L1AIODF Ii 15. NO. 1. Mr. and Mis. K. R. Sinclair and daughter. Irene, attended the funal c'' M 1 Bowman at Fillmore
Sunde y.
M: and M ■ 1 Frank Shoptaugh • i I ildren - 'ten! Sundav wltlt • ' sj- , i ia i a u([ wjfe. Mi . Emma M'Nary, Miss Joe I on gl: 1 . •: d. Mrs. Lit y Shoptaugh and
Mips M.rtie Pptro attended tlie fun-| "‘ek.
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Bower's. f'hai'Ue Higgins and wife spent Thursday with Charlie Hedge. John Ohcnehitin and family, Dandy Brothers and wife spent Friday with T. G. Grider. Air. and Mrs. (’. Ii. Bridges spent Friday with her daughter. Mrs. Lou McGaughey at Russellville. Landv Brothers and wife spent tlie latter part of the week with Tom AGtbv at Roacltdale. Fred Obenehntn from Bainbridge and .lolin oi.enchain were Sunday visitors at Charlie Crodiair ’s. Miss IManehe Bickie visited Mrs. B'unche Tobin the latter part of the
Nr., KILL,thz COUGH I .» CURE the
3 wth Or. 5Cis'sg 7 8 ! New Bkcmij; ? FOR Colds* Ia..J ALL fHROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
u :il of Mi s. Jlo on Stndiiv .tfiernoon. Mrs. Elsie Sinclair spent Friday with her iniifhcr .Mrs. Campbell. Albert R.t ue-. Ge(irge Shoptaugh, Rome l.ea- liman and 1*. W. M Nary went to Greencastle Saturday to spend the day. Mrs. Emma McN'ary, Miss Joe ilcigland and Mr. and Mrs. George Shoplaugli attended the fune al of Mrs White Thursday at FBI-
more.
The V- illing Workers met at tlie liome If Mrs -Hun Hartman's Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Chris Hartman and wife spent r • 'a> with Toni Hill at Roach-
da'e.
''haI'le.- Crodiati is liaallng tin 1 ml him"en of district No. (i. nii .i number from here attend- <■ ' the Williams sale. There i" a combination Sale to he held here tlie 30th of June.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY LOR idONEY REFUNDED.
Fever Sores.
Fever sores and old chronic sores should not he healed entirely, but should be kept in healthy condition. This can he done by applying Cham-
Camo Near Clinking fo Dentil. A little boy, the son of Chris. D Peterson, a well known resident of the village of Jacksonville, Iowa, had a sudden and violent attack of croup. Much thick stringy phlegm
berlain’s Salve. This salvo has no (fame up after giving Chamberlain's
'-uperior for this purpose, ft is also most excellent for chapped hands, sore nipples, burns and diseases of the skin. For sale by all dealers.
Cough Remedy: Mr.-Peterson says "1 think he would have choked to death had wo not given him this remedy.’’ For sale by all dealers.
n rvvMviLLi:. Born to George Whittaker and wife January 14, a daughter. Rev. \rlen of Winona, preached at the Presbyterian church on the evening of the 15th. Henry Layman went to Chicago on Monday. Blue a;- McCnmmack started a huckster wagon on Monday. Recent visitors here as follows: E. R Bartley and wife and Miss Strobe with Mr. and Mrs. Aif Curtis; John H im and wife at Dr. Horn's; Dr. Ficd McAninch and wife at the postmaster's; Miss Ora Hamaker at Mr. Hester's; Mr. Stark ami wifi with 'Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis. * On the siek list are Henrv Mann, Mrs. \P e Day and Mr. McCamniHck’s little child. Walter Lucas is nursing an afflicted eye from being struck with a mow hall.
•!<)\KN mt \fccil. | l*OI*E\It GROM • Mr Leutherman and son. Alger i Dan Cline marketed ' - fur were the Sunday visitors of Sam Greencastle Thursday
Purcell and wife.
NORTH \\ \SHI\(> KIN. Mr- Mary Reed is ill at this writing. William Danbury and wife spent tlie day last Sunday at J. C. Rogers Stacy Combs still continues very siek. .1 osie Brown visited Kate Reel Sunday afternoon. Miss Willi* and Florence Aker Osited home-folks last Sunday at ternoon. Mrs. Homer Nelson is on the sick list. John l rton took dinner with his brother-in-law Mr. M B. Brown on Sunday.
Dick Stites and family visited at Lee Wood’s Sunday. Mrs. Fnderwood visited her parents Sunday. Little Goldie Toney and Laura Jean Keyt are real poorlv at this writing. Charles Toney who has been helping Mr. Shoptaugh drill wells at Belle I'nlon returned home Saturdav. Adam Reislng, wife and son of Brick Chapel visited her father, Mr. Heady Sunday. Mr. Lane and family called on Mrs. I., atherman and son Sundav night. Mr. I'ndorwood moved to .\\r. Dalby's place Tuesday.
ROIMOWN. George Sublett and wife of Man- ' 'Man visited here on Sundav. R G. Evans and wife visited at Daniel Craft’s on Sunday. Ralph Milligan of Brazil is visiting in these parts. Itav and Elmer Crouse of Oklahoma _ are visiting relatives and friends here. .Miss Lola Cagle has been visiting relatives in Terre Haute. Claud Kelhtm has been visiting his brother in Terre Haute. George RIssler and wife visited at Wm. Evans' on Sunday. Zora Craft is quite sick.
MAPLE GROVE. Laura Foster spent Tuesday with George iiunten. Quile crowd atended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Bowman on Sunday at Fill:’'ore.. Jackson Baldwin and family spent Sunday with L. C. Ogle and wife. ('. O. Bunten went to Coatesville on Monday. Ira Nichols and wife spent Sundav at C. O. Bunten’s. Mrs. Ellis of ML Meridian Sunday witii her daughter, Mrs Etta Goddard. Lee Patrick of Greencastle spent Sunday and Monday with his mother ■Mrs George Bunten. Lee Bryan and family spent Sunda.. with Alex Bryan and wife. Itl.LCK HAWK. Lvans is working at Harmonv Leorge RIssler and wife visited at M m. Evans Sunday. Roy and Elmer Crouse started for 'iHdr home In Oklahoma Monday. I lie farmers of South Putnam are 'i Kiad that ii snowed as it will benefit the wheat crop. Constipation causes headache nftatJnn ^ z/ doess. languor, heart paD pit it Ion. Drastic physics .grlno CUD® 11 ’n„ eak ' en n the b,>wels “id don't ‘i'll. Doans Regulets act gently and cure constipation. 25 cents \sic >our druggist. ' ASK
Mrs. Will Hall Is on I Jck Thomas H. Hughes retu: Thursday from another irip thn Texas where lie has pm lum'd
acres of land.
J. E. Lasley spent Sunday friends In Cataract. John Harrison and wife spelt' day with John Hunter near
Shaker church.
Thomas Williams spetr mi* 1 -. with home folks. Mike Leonard and bit Sunday with Wm. Will 'lie Mrs. Wm. Allen was .it I’t
vilie Sunday.
Ernest Trout attended dull “ (Toverdale Sunday.
MANHATTAN. Jesse McCoy visited I 1 ; S. .MeCoy last Sunday. John Roberts of Caiii iting his sisters. Mi . I. is :iii't Pollum and other nlalii '» neighhorliood. Jesse Sigman spent SmeD' p liis parents, Mr. and.M ■ •’ Sigman. Ross Huffman and win* farewell party to their youns fr last Wednesday night. They roj, to South AYashingtou on la' 1 in day. A dance at. Mrs. H. Mulht 111 iirduy evening.
SOI TTIEAST FI.DVB
John S. Duncan is on iLc f'^V
Miss Agnes MInter was
the
Sata:
Lizzie Bohanon
Indiana:
of Miss
night.
J. W. Iddings was in
Monday.
Wade MiUnian is bette a' writing. * , ln The party at Willie Hnia ni'“ night was well attended. •' I| a pleasant time. hl e Tom Bohanon sold several last week. ( i, Mrs. Tamar Huber is qu' |e
la grippe
Mrs. Anna Christie was he taking pneumonia hut this writing.
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