Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1909 — Page 8

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P«i;o Eight.

S T A R - l> E M O C R A T

Friday, October 15, 1009.

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Mrs. Walls of nea/

HEALTH TO HOGS!

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How can v i afford to tali'’ chances arntu’.t. the ravapes or diseases which are liable to wipe out your entire herd of hops at .. t .. —« 1. i.. K'o ' 1 sr.rin.' JVtlti f»VPrV

any time? Kpitit‘niic s 'come in th»; Pall and sprini: anti every year thousands cf farmers lose their hogs. The cl

> c UVJUaail'ta v i » best way to cure hogs is to keep them well.

cheapest and

BOURBON

Hoft Cholera Remedy

is the best Bvstem regulator, perm-killer, worm-expellrr and ,; n it nuts and keeps heps In a healthy, thrifty condition, protect

*eps

infectio'ns discus*-", stimulates the appt tile, aids digestion and c

• 'Pn 1'sh this rnmctlv :is a Lon’.«

extra Hi Sh V. ilhout cxiru feed. To use this remedy as u tonic and conditioner Costs Oniy Five Cent* Per Month for Each Hog.

Man :r..•nired Q^.j^bon Remedy Co.. u."k

SOLD BV

moBamwauamm BAlMiliR & COOK

C 0 U i\ T V N i ; w s

As Reported by HustDng CorrespondeAU.

IHU’LAR {.ROVE. Benj. Miller of near Bloomington was in our parts last week on busi-

ness. Wm Williams. Havilah .lones and Louis Bales are hauling lumber to Greencastle this week for H. C. Copeland. H. C. Cromer is having some repair work done on the house. Geo. Bales is doing the work. George and M. L>. Lasley made a business trip to Mill Grove Friday Miss Oracle Farmer who is teaching school west of town spent over Saturday with home folks. W. Taber ami wife were called to Manhattan Friday by the serious accident of Mrs. Taber's father who was struck by an auto. James Bales is sporting a new rubber tire buggy. Mrs. Ettie Hunter and family of Cloverdale are spending a few days with her mother, Mary Williams and family. George Ditamore and family of Greencastle moved into our parts last week. Brady Jones and family of near the Shaker church spent Sunday with his father, Havilah Jones and family. Miss Alice Greenlee of Cloverdale was a Sunday visitor with Miss Ethel Morrison. George Lasley and family spent Sunday with Wm Stroup and family. Remember the lecture next Sunday night by S. S. Barb. His talk will be given on the Sunday School work.

MT. MKRIIMAN Mrs. Alice Hurst and daughter, Mammie spent Tuesday at L. L. Runyan’s at Clverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Runyan and children of Elwood spept Thursday at H. H. Runyan’s. Mrs. Martha Runyan and Mrs. Lizzie Shirrel spent from Saturday until Monday at Reelsville. Mrs. Lina Clarke spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Hurst. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Elrod and children spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hurst and sons spent Sunday at Johnson Herod’s of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs Glen Clark spent Saturday night and Sunday at Tabor Hurst's. Ethel Runyan of Cloverdale is visiting at Mrs. Alice Hurst’s. Mrs. Jose Hurst spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Laura Hurst.

MAPLE HILL. Meeting at Long Branch church closed last Friday night. James Alspaugh and sister Rebecca visited in Greencastle Saturday and Sunday at their sons Walter and Will Alspaugh's Work on the bridge is progressing nicely. Mrs. Ella Day visited her sister, Mrs. Alvah Johnson the first of the week. Andrew Johnston has made 40i> 1 gallons of sorgum this fall and they are fine C. Payne and family and Mrs. Ragle and little grandaughter Miss Gladys Marshall visited at Joseph Boswell’s last Sunday. Mac and Lottie Gardner was at L. M. Wright’s last Friday night. A welcome rain; the dust was most to thick to be healthy. It seems that winter has come these cold mornings; better get your wood and coal ready. Mr. Dillinger purchased a horse of Robert Irwin. Clarence Rowings has quit school on account of his health. John Gardner and family called on A. J. Johnson last Sunday afternoon. Success to our good old paper the Star-Democrat. Oscar Wtells and Chas Keyt and family visited at Joe Boswell’s on Sunday.

Roachdale,

Mrs. Havens. Mrs. Peret and Mrs. Ransom spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Sam Campbell. Mrs. Jess Elliott and children visited at Jerry Nichols last Thursday. Omer Nichols made a flying trip] to this place last Wednesday. Miss -t-M-DM-l-l"!-!**!-! Netta Wise went home with him to ; T stay a few weeks. | Mrs. Anna Goodwin and Mrs. Eliza Campbell visited Mrs. Mary Hunter last Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Campbell of Coatesville and Mrs. Bertie and Static Nichols spent last Friday at Sam

Campbell’s.

Miss Martha Wood of Greencastle | is visiting her daughter Mrs. Will

Shuck.

Mrs. Fred Eliott spent last Friday with her aunt Mrs. Mary Ficklin. Mrs. Joe Garrett’s brother from Minssouri lias been visiting ere the past few days. Sam Campbell and wife spent a I couple of days at Indianapolis this

week.

Miss Jewel Campbell visited Mary Shuck last Saturday. Emory Nichols and wife spent last Sunday at his mother’s who is seriously ill at this writing. Mr. Baldwin and family visited near Hamrick last Sunday. Mr. Blanton's of near Danville are visiting Mr. Brothers's this week. Miss Marie Ransom spent last Monday with Mary Shuck. There being no school that day. Clyde Walls and wife took dinner with Bennett Tincher and wife on last Sunday of Hadley. Clyde Walls’s mother has left here and gone to Indianapolis to , visit her sister for a few days. 11 Mrs. Anna Goodwin has been vis- T iting her duaghter Mrs. Fred Hunter £ A young man from Bloomington has been visiting Miss Ola Baldwin i A of this place. A Clyde Walls is hauling his winter ^ X coal. A

WALM'T VALLEY A man by the name of Prince has moved on the Charley King place. The work on the bridge over little walnut is progressing nicely. John Graves and wife of Dougins, Kansas, are visiting Wm Walls and other friends and relatives. Douglas Carpenter and family visited at G. A. Fuqua’s Saturday night and attended church at Long Branch Sunday. The sale of Stoner Brothers was well attended and things sold well. James Alspaugh and sister visited the former two sons Walter and Willie of Greencastle Sunday.

REELSVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adamson and Mrs. Mary E. Foster visited Mr. Howard Adamson of Parke county last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Job and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Carpenter attended church at Ottercreek last Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Mathews spent the day with Mrs. Katie Foster last Friday. Miss Jean Boone spent Sunday with Miss Kyle Smith. George Aker and daughter Flossie visited relatives in Bainbridge lats Sunday. Miss Florence Aker of Greencastle is spending a few days with home f folks here. j Ira Benefield has typhoid fever. Dr. E. T. Zaring ami wife of Westphalia visited friends here last week. | W. R. McElroy was in Brazil Sat-j urday. On account of goods not coming the millinery store opening was postponed to a later day. Dr. B. F. Spellbring of Saline City visited at George Aker’s last Friday night. George Fox has moved into the house vacated by Emma McCullough and Levi Carpenter has moved into the house vacated by Mr. Fox.

BELLE I NION There was a large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Pleasant Hurst last Wednesday. We have a new switch board operator, Miss Mggie Hurst. Miss Sadie Caylor has left here and gone to Coatesville. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Scott of Amo visited his mother Martha Scott on Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Belle Raiker visited Mrs. Geo. Hill Thursday. Mrs. Maranda McCammack has moved to her place south of town. Emory McCammack and wife visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Reed at Coatesville Saturday night. Rev. T. C. Vaughn is on the sick list. Mrs. Johnny Scott is no better at this writing. Bell Elrod and wife and son Vernice and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Masten last Sunday. Mrs. Clara Hill and son Eldern visited her mother Saturday. Allen McCammack is boarding at George Hill's and attending high school. Mrs. Martha Scott attended the Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters at Indianapolis last week.

HOG SALE

Third Annual Sale of Duroc Jersey Breeding Hogs will he held on our farm, H miles east of Stilesville, ^ mile north of National Hoad, and ‘Ji miles southeast of Amo.

Saturday, Oct. 23

At 12:30 P. M.

45-HKAD-45

Consisting of 15 tried sows anti yearling gilts. 10 spring boars and 20 spring gilts, sired by High Holler and Prince Henry by Prince of Cols , and out of sows sired by such noted hogs as Col. Scott, Prince Malcom, Kruger. King Pal and Golden Hule. PEDI GHEES EUHNISHE1).

SAM) KHKJK. Jesse Evans and family visited Wm Zeines and family Sunday. Ben Smith and wife visited his father Ceorge Smith Saturday night and Sunday. Joe Lewis and wife, John Huffman and wife and Mrs. Musetta Bohanon and daughters, Lizzie and Ruby visited at Sophia Lewis’s on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Evans visited ilieir granddaughter, Mrs. Newton Kersey Sunday. Mrs. Mary Ayres has been soliciting donations for Caanan church in the last two weeks for the purpose of repairing the churcn. Homer Lewis is better at this writing. A. J. Smith sold his driving horse to James Wright Saturday. Meeting will be held at Groveland Sunday morning and at Caanan on Sunday night by Mrs. Mary Ayres. Mrs. Jennie Duncan visited at Tom Bohanon’s Wednesday. Mrs. Lola Coffin visited her sister. Mrs. Alva Gowen Tuesday. John Iddings is bailing his hay for the purpose of shipping it to Indianapolis.

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PALESTINE

W. C. Dinsmore is improving slow-

for Catalogue.

Cyrus H. Mnsten 6c Sons AMO, INDIANA.

James Hylton is building a cellar. .Otis Bartlet has moved in Ora Newton’s house. Bert White and wife and Charlie Beck and wife attended the lecture at Bainbridge Friday. Crystal and Bryan Wilson of near Bainbridge spent Saturday night and Sunday at their uncle .7. C. Wilson’s. Llge Baker and wife and Thomas Ball and wife spent Sunday at Billie Williams’s. 8 Fred Beck and family spent Sunday at Jeff Brigg's of Groveland. Ed Dobbs moved into O r o Michael’s house last week. John Micheal. Charlie Beck and wife and Sophie Simmons and son George were Sunday guests of W. C. Dinsmore’s.

SOI TH JEFFERSON \\ e are having cool weather now. Edgar Hurst is suffering a badlv burned foot. Pleasant Hurst and son Otho called on Sunday at Mr. BuL’s and family. Harold Cox spent Sunday with his cousin Sehrman Evans of Cloverdale. Sherman Evans and son Dennis made a b business trip to Greencastle Saturday. Miss Loda Buis returnel home on Sunday afternoon after a few days visit with her sister Mrs. Floy McCullough. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Pleasant Hurst at Mill Creek Church Thursday. Miss Loda Buis spent Sunday with Mbs Freda Vermilion. Mrs. Mary McCammack spent Tiio.n day with Mrs Albert Alice. Mrs. OH Norwood and children spent Monday nioht with Caleb Buis and family.

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as good at the begin n i n g o f t h e second season as

when you bought them, because they are not pressed or padded into shape, but worked, and

moulded and formed.

Micheais-Stern clothes are hand-tailored, of dependable fabrics, and sold £ a - -• 1 A- * X

We recommend

these £

clothes because we want :j; your permanent patron- 7. age. | Our principle is “One £ good suit brings you back v

for another,’

ELLEUBBBS.

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SOITHEAST I-'I/OYI> Alva Vickers and Marion Iddings are baling mowed oats for John Iddings. Misses Francis and Lizza Bohanon and Goldie Iddings attended church at Clear Creek Sunday night. Miss Sallie Lewis was thrown by a horse she was riding Sunday morning and was badly hurt. John Iddings bought some butcher stock of Tom Bohanon last week.

CARPENTERSVILLE. Miss Nina Dawson visited friends and attended the carnival at Crawfordsville the latter part of the week Mrs. Effie Perkins and daughter visited Otto Perkins and family on

Sunday.

Roy Young was in Crawfordsville

Friday.

Miss Lucile Wood rum visited her sister at Ladoga over Sunday. William Hillis and son Fred spent

Mrs. Ayres is raising money to re-j Sunday with J. A. Pickel and family

pair and put new work on the church . at Montezuma.

building at Caanan. She has over three hundred dolla.s subscribed. Dick Smith sold a horse to Wright & Wilson of Groveland Saturday. Misses Goldie and Gathel Iddings called on Mrs. Helen Wright Satur-

day.

Sherman Cofer and Mrs. Josephine Smith were married Sunday afternoon by the Rev. A. D. Griggs at his residence. Lige Flint is doing some repair work on l is fatm buildmgs. Protracted meeting is in session at Clear Creek this week. Clyde Wallman of uetroit, Mich., called on John Iddings a short time last week. The farmers are gathering their winter apples and report a very short crop and some of the apples are very poor quality.

George Brown went to Roachdale

Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Davis were call ed to Plainfield Saturday by the

deatli of Mr. Davis's father.

Mrs. Geo. Pickel of Bainbridge spent a few days with her mother Mrs. Eli Anderson last week. , Geo. Pearcy is touring the Pan

Handle district of Texas.

Mrs. W. A. Pickel and Miss Sallie

Farms for Sale. If you are looking for a farm don't fail to call and look over our list. We have them in all sizes and prices. We also have city property of varying sizes and prices to sell. Call on us before buying. The Central Trust Company. Greencastle, Ind.

Any skin itching is a temper tee-‘ ter. The more you scratch the woree m it itches. Doan’s Ointment curee j piles, eszema — any skin itching. A! , r all drug store.

FOR SALE — 1 have second hand I Clover Huller —will sell cheap, .r Cloverdale, Ind., R. R. 3 Box I 20 ' I

Tin roc I

FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey male shoats—G. C. Parker,

Coatesville.

A specific for pain — Dr. Thomas’ u

BELLE I NION We are having nice showers on opr wheat and grass at the present. Health is good in our vicinity at the present. Mrs. Lada Havens and Anna Keller are improving slowly. Miss Maggie Hurst is our now operator at the switch board. Miss Sadie Taylor Is visiting in Illinois on her vacation. Pleasant and Otho Hurst visited at Caleb Buis’s last Saturday night and Sunday. Dick Edwards and wife have moved to Plano. Eler J. N. Dalby of Greencastle is holding meeting at Mill Creek church one mile north of Belle Union this week. Jimmy Hill and Floris McCammack have got back from Coatesville with thier thrashing machine and report a great amount of grain threshed in the south part of the state.

NORTH WASHINGTON Mrs. John Urton and son visited relatives in Terre Haute last week. Charley Heath and wife, M. h. Brown and daughter attended the It n.rk sale last Wednesday. Mn. Emma McCullo;gh has moved in the Reel property that she purchased and George Fox is moving in the Huffman house. John Walden is going to move to Harmony. Mrs. John t rtnn is nursing a badly sprained wrist. Josie Brown visited Cora and 7,izzio Frton Sunday evening. Levi Carpenter is moving in the house vacated by George Fox. Church next Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. Hodges.

BHOADPARK. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Sherill and baby visited at William Allee’s Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hodge October 5 a daughter. Miss Mintra Secbman is staying with her sister Mrs. Cornie Buis. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wood and little daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. N’athanel Stringer Saturday, night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George MeOullum aid daughter Inez visi:ed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haines Sunday. Mr- Kaylnr Is visiting her daughter Mrs. R. C. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Broadsteet visited at John Stringer’s Wednesday.

Morris was at Bainbridge Mondas ' ? lectrlc 011 ’ strongest, cheapest linl-1 morning. ( ’ 1 nient ever devised. A 1 ousehold re- “

John Dawson was at

ville Saturday.

Crawfords- niedy ln Alnorlrn for 25 years.

M WHATIMN Everybody from here attended the 1 Ruark sale last Wednesday Mrs. Katie Duel is some better, i Mrs. Nancy Layman is seriously ill : with typhoid fever. imn Brackney is talking of moving i to Greencastle. Miss Ferry Pollom has gone to i Michigan to accept a position as a nurEe in a Kalamazoo hospital. Herbert Holland has resigned his position in Illinois and returned to his home to attend school. Will Neese and wife called on Mrs. Mat Roberts Sunday afternoon Ross Hodshlre spent Sunday in Greencastle.

CHILD ATE AN

Of CUTICDRA

Lora

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Grl -.'i da ightt r ailed

Spread on Some Crackers —Not the Slightest Injury Resulted from Litiie Fellow's Escapade In Most Positive Way Ingredients of

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nig I'- 1 •••el,

' " •' ! of Indianapolis «!>< n: Sr.-urday and Sunday wit.-,

CUTICURA PROVEN PURE SWEET AND HARMLESS

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kivett vis-1 hoi-u folks ited III Bert Knight’s Saturday nlghl rai l

Vr James Buis and wife andd hit father. Jaci b F'-'-ie's ' daughter Vita visited at Charles Deyla Hanlon and daughter an 1 ' Cox s one day last week. | Mrs. Sims calle 1 on Lora Grimes I

Mr. and Mrs. Clevie Parker and j Saturday evening. Sunday/ Lucy Cooper and daughter Velva 1

A New York friend of Cutieura write! the following interesting letter: —

"My three year old son ami heir,

be’ ' ' '

baby visited Hugh Parker's

afternoon.

John Stringer and family spent Sunday at Nathaniel Stringer's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McAnlnch of Coatesville visited at Clevie Parker’s Thursday night. Mrs. Jane Ogles died at the home of her brother Moss Wallace October

11.

IM’TN AMV1LLE Everythlnf was in evidence at the surprise on Mrs. James Curtis last Saturday that it takes to make such an occasion a complet success. VICider fresh made from the good apples -enough for all and to fill their jugs. Besides the large crowd of relatives and friends from away, were present from the immediate vicinity, Henry Secrets and wife, Fred Jones and wife. li. 77 Bowen "I'd wife James Garner and wife and John Bowen. David McClue of Noblesville spent a few days here last v. eck. Mr. and Mrs. Will M-Canitnask of Bell.- Union were guests over Sunday with their son, Everett. Mrs. St. Clair of Nebraska, Mr". Salesta St. Clair of Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. James Vestal were at Dr. Horn's Sunday. The boys from the steam shovel at Mooresville were home over Sunday.

spent Friday at Ezra Cooper’s.

Roscoe

mgiivillk.

Smythe went to see his

mother Tuesday near Maysville who

is very Mi with rhematism.

Mrs. Ellen Biggie i s some bettor Franch benchain and family spent

bunday at Henry Miller’s

after being put to bed on a trip acres! the Atlantic, investigated the sta' 6 " room and located a box of grahani crackers and a box of Cutieura Oint-

ment.

“When a search was made f« r jh*

box, it was found empty and the l- l(1 admitted l hat he had eaten the o atents of tin- entire box spread on tli« crackers. It cured him of a bad cola

and 1 don't know what else.’’

No more conclusive evidence than ■ the above.could lie offered that every ■ ingredient of Cutieura Ointment is at'- | solutely pure, sweet and harmlis-'. *i it may lie safely eaten bv a young ' hila, n ne but the mi st ix-noflcial results can lx- expected to attend its application D

gave Mrs. Spencer Higgle a

was sL\v-<M g [;t" ve-1 rs 'n/i^ r * h ** i S, "“ I evon , thc'mmicn'sr Hkbi“o'r''youngeit •i lot of T.c-, .Vr'i r , ‘ aUd Sle B ° l ,nfl| nt. This feeling is shared hy

cards. mothers and nurses to such on extent \<-rnie Sllvey was at his father’s I )* 1,l t Cutieura Soap and Cutieuia Monday. 1 . . .

mi nt have for many years been unhc'C tntingly_ used throughout the civile™

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the public—now in use in

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tanco in

preserving, purifying ‘'jj'j

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personal assis-

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lx chiifying tin. skin, scalp, I »« hands of infants and children fe 111 1 i( I hour of birth. And greater slid' I pi Ohio, is the confidence repesed 1 ■ Cutieura 7ic111i i 1 i.■ for the tie::tmerit ( ■ torturing and disfiguring humors 1 ' m, I skin and sculp. Th" sefi'ii itig v ‘ Ithey have Urns alleviated atm ng U IT ■ young and the comfort they have w r f ailed worn-',ut and worried r’ in '. r L I Lave i.-d to their adoption in com , v homes ns priceless agents *n the M’ ce ”U ■ permanent, safe und iv n mi'-al to-M' lo merit cf infantile and birth humors, '-o- ■ zemas, rashes, irritations, Infinm"’®' ■ tii tis and chafing', and other itcWW v ■cnly and plmph- humi rs when nil' 1111 ■ remedies suitable for children fad- I ('titfcurti Rpmedlc* iirf no!d thronnhout tti|*^ I

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