The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1924 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER IREENCASTLE. INDIANA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924.
Opera House A. COOK Proprietor and Manager. Doors Open 6:30—Two Shows Shows Start 7:00 Profrram Subject to Change Without Notice.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS 1
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Friday MACK SENNETT’S Big Comedy Sensation DOWN ON THE FARM ~ CHARLES MURRAY In The All Star Comedy THE FA FAL PHOTO
Saturday FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN Supported by BEVERLY BAYNE In Dorothv Farnum’s Play MODERN MARRIAGE
AESOP’S FILM PATHE NEWS
FABLES WEEKLY
Ott Webb is able to several day’s illness.
Miss Goldie Ader, of Indianapolis is visiting relatives in this city.
Lawrence Linn of
diana is visiting J. J. Lower of this
city.
Miss Doris Romine of Tuscola, Illinois js visiting J. C. Knight and fam-
ily.
Nathan Call of the Roachdale Bank was in this city today on business. Martha Huffman is employed in Indianapolis is at home on a two week s vacation.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smedley, Thursday, January 10, a daughter. Thomas - Bosson ,of Indianapolis, was here Thursday for the funeral of Frank Ragan.
Doers, of meet Fri-
o’clock at the church.
Nelson Tealman witnessed the De-Pauw-Wabash game at Crawfords-
! ville last night.
H. ASKEW
Mrs. W. F. Swahlen is at home from St. Louis where she has been
‘visiting relatives.
In reporting the Auxiliary meeting the installing officer should have read
Mrs. Cora Shelton.
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR Over Banner Office Office Phone 1S9 Res. 772-Y
THE DAILY BANNER Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as second class mail matter. HARRY M. SMITH Editor and Proprietor S. R. KAIKDEN. City Editor
Paris Bakery
Charles Foster, Frank Masten and Vernon Robinson were business visitor in Beilmore on Thursday right.
be out after j student class, The
• the Christian church will
day night at
Greencastle Post, No. 11. will meet Lin their hall Saturday Jan. 12. for in-
Bloomington In- stallation of officers. E. P. Mather*
commander.
1 The Kings Builders of the Christ.an church will meet in the Primary roi ra of the church on Saturday .ifternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Staten Owens, who re-ides northeast of this city, was able to be out today, after being injure as: week at the Almeda crossing. Among the local citizen- to journey to the Wabash-DePauw game were C. C. Tucker, C. C. Gillen. Ross Runyon, Babe Conklin and J :dg? J. P. Hughes and son James. The body of Thomas Howard, who died Thursday morning at 2:45 at the 'National Military Home Payton, Ohio, arrived here Friday mor.ung at 1:30. Mr. Howard leaves four brothers, John and Harry of this city, Edward of Galesburg, Illinois, Daniel of Indianapolis; two sisters. Ann and Margaret both of this city. The funeral will be held at the Saint Pauls Catholic church Saturday mom- j ing at 9:00. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Founicil on Security.
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Built on Service
Yes, we have bread, cakes, pies, buns, packer house rolls, doughnuts, cream horns, cookies, jelly rolls and all kinds of pastry. North side square, next to the old Kiefer stand. ROSS ML PARIS
Mrs. George York and daughter Mary Aileen are confined to then [ home on Beveridge street with Grip. Mrs. S. J. Henry' left today for Roanoke, Virginia, called by the seriousness illness of her mother, Mrs C. A. Butler. Harold McNary, county agent, was in Indianapolis today attending a meeting of the State Wool Growers Association.
LEAVES FOR THE CAPITAL Representative Everett Sanders who was confined at St. Anthony’s , hospital for two weeks following a relapse from treatments given at Louisville, left for Washington, | (Wednesday evening. He had fully,j 'recovered from the relapse. His con- i dition, however, was at no time con- < ■ sidered serious. — Terre Haute Post.!
FIRST NATIONAL bank CITIZENS TRUST CO.
THE HOME O
F THE SYSTEMATIC
SAVER
CASE UNDERWAY MADISON, Conn.. Jan. 11— Madison's population—the whole thousand of it—was up bright and early to-' day to witness the struggle of "Billy - Bassett, who grew up as a "handy" young man around the village, battle his way back into the confidence of his wife, who is the pride of the town girl's basket ball team. ‘•Billy’ - as his home folk- lone have known him, is back after resigning his job as personal representative of Nina Wilcox Putnam, a job u :r.oh brought from his wife thi- week the charge that he had left his family for the noted novelist. After two unsuccessful attempts to see Mrs. Bassett last night and explain, ‘ - Bi!ly" and his wife spent the night in adjoining homes along the Bo-ton post road near the edge of this seaside village. Mrs. Ba -ett remained with a girl friend and team mate the • asket ball team, while Bassett v as housed by his friend, Harrison Dowd, a writer . who is also a friend of Mrs. Putnam.’
Phone 86
Prop. yj ie 0^,^] Trust Company has been appointed .dministrator of the estate of J. E -nor Calloway and the
ECONOMY STORE
Miscellaneous.
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Captain Waird, the detective who will speak in the High School Auditorium on next Tuesday night, stating that he will be here to con-iuct the Chapel exercises during the last joeriod Tuesday if it is possible. Chapel will be postponed until the last period for for this purpose. His talk is expected to be a very interesting one and it is counted as a rare opportunity to get to hear one of the foremost detectives of the day i- our home town j The game between Wiley, bf Tern, i Haute, and the Tiger Cubs will be played tonight in tre G. H. S. Gym., a good crowd is in anticipation of a good game. Tests have been started in preparation for the close of the semesier which is January 18.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS There were three Color Team ga^es in the High School Gym Thursday night. The results were as follows: Purple 23 and Brown 19; Yellow 31 and Green 6; Orange 13 and White 9. The games were well played. The game between the Purple and Brown teams prove! to be the best. It was a nip and tuck game from start to finish. A letter has been received from
A FIRE RUN The local fire department was called to the home of Mrs. Man- J. Sheridan, Friday noon to extinguish a small blaze resulting from an over heated stove place! too near the wull. The fire startei in a small pile of papers behind the stove which soon set fire to the walls and was burning rapidly when the f iiemen arrived The quick work of the firemen soon extinguished the blaxe which probably would have resulted in a serious fire. No great amount of damage was done. ■s
A Safe Deposit Box
KEEPIXQ
FOR
Army Papers Birch Certificates
Bonds
Contracts
Deeds Diaries
Insurance Policies
Jewelry Leases Letters Marriage Certificates Mortgages Notes Personal Keepsakes Receipted Bills Silverware Wills
National Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $200,000
guardian of minor heirs. The progr .- of the Maud Sutherlin pupils w::i l-e held this evening at the home Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. 1025 Norr Indiana street. Mrs. Perry M. Rush left today for Richmond, where she will attend a district convention of the National Soiority of Delta Theta Tau. There will be a meeting at the Ca-.nir.g Factory this evening to hear diseU'-: ns and talks on tomato raising ar other matters. The public is
invite-i.
The Century Cub will meet Monday evening at 7:15 o'clock with Mrs. H. M. Smith. This is a postponed meeting. Miss Lelia Walls will read a paper, "A Phsyrological Poet. - ' Mrs. Sallie Bowman Caldwell, of Orange, N\ J.. is here to attend the funeral of Mrs. T. G. Bowman, and is visiting at the home of Mrs. G. H. Williamson. The Bowman funeral party will arrixe tomorrow at 1:57 on the v andalia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bittles entertained at dinner and bridge Thursday evening, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donner, Dr. and Mrs. Overstreet, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cannon, Mr. anti Mrs. H. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. James Bittles. Lieut-Gov. E. F. Branch and Attorney Will H. Pigg have made formal announcement of a partnership for the practice of law under the firm name of Branch & Pigg. Partnership announcements have not only been i sent to friends in Morgan Oounty but to their acquaintances in surrounding countes and neighboring cities. — Martinsville Reporter.
Every man and women invited to
Bread, from 9 to 11, per loaf 5c hear a good speaker explain the prinBeef stead, any cut, per lb 27c cipals of 100 per cent. Americanism Beef, boil, per lb 9c at Gorham’s store January 19, 7:30, Pork Ham, center cut, per lb 25c Fillmore. * ll-7t & wk. Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 27c i Boiled Pork Ham, per lb 40c Automobile Owners, before insur- 1 Pork Chops, per lb 20c ing your car, see me for rates, AcFresh head lettuce, per lb 20c cidem R. H. Newgent ditrict man-j , „ ager, Security Automobile Insurance u abbage, per lb 4c Company, i Wed. and Fri. tf. Sour Kraut, 4 lbs 27c
Telephone 24
For—
POTATOES. ROUND WHITE
STOCK, per bag S3.00 Best Lard, buy it n^w, 5 Olbs.. .$6.73 Best straight grade flour, 24 lbs. .70c Romford Baking Powder, 12 oz...22c Seeded or seedless raisins, 2 lbs.. .25c Grape Fruit, per doz 50c Florida Oranges, per doz 25c Pure Buckwheat Flour, 4 lbs 25c Water ground bead meal„ per !b... 3e If it is not included here ask for it. We sell it for less. The saving is dis-
tinct and belongs to >ou.
SEE LUCAS AND MASTEN for all kinds of insurance farm and and town property for sale; coal: real estate, preferreds and bends. LUCAS A: MASTEN ; South .’ackson St. 31 tu. & fri. tf
DRESSED CHICKENS COUNTRY MEAT FRESH OYSTERS SPINACH CELERY CAULIFLOWER
CRANBERRIES SWEET ORANGES FANCY APPLES GRAPES PLUM PUDDING FRUIT CAKE
E. A. BROWNING, Grocer
NOTICE—Ail kinds of second hand house hold goods and good clothing shoes and junk, automobiles and parts bought and sold. JAMES MOORE. 711 Maple Ave. Phone 208. 7-8,U-12p
NOTICE
Any merchant or towns people,!
—-—— ■ - i who have regular work or odd jobs a a rNni for students, call Warren Dee, who’ CLASSIFIED ADS £ ^ he - Emplo>:inent
6nO.
COLD WAVE MUCH BUNK
BOY SCOUTS NOTICE The Bear and Beaver Patrols of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight the scout rooms on Hanna street at 7 o’clock. Kenneth R. Davis, S. M.
For Sale.
C. A.
Phone
12-fr
Second hand upright Crescent piano
E. Z. CORN POPPER Something new out. Come in and see
it in operation.
KITCHEN OUTFITTING CO
REPORTS THAT A SEVERE DROP IS DUE HERE IS TERMED UNOFFICIAL
GLENDORA
for sale. Dwight Greencastle, Ind.
Vanlandingham,
wk.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 11—Re-g-5t ports of a record breaking cold wave
mercury dropping to 25
with the
FOR SALE—3 Phone 642-Y.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 15th.
THE LAST DAY TO PAY TELE-! minfrton
Apples for sale. Several hundred bushels. Claude Bailey, jrhone Rural 45. l(M>p. FOR SALE—Show cases and good heating stove. Zeis' Bazaar. 9-3t
below zero are the bunk, J. H. Ar-
ixm i iva r.Ai im.E- of the weather bureau, deheating stoves PHONE BILLS AND RECEIVE THE clare,i emphatically Unlay. ll-2t. DISCOUNT. The bureau was swamped with GREENCASTLE TELEPHONE CO. calls today from citizens who want-
10-4t. ed to verify a rumor that the coldest wave in half a century would hit In-
I
THE WONDER COAL Large Egg, per ton $5.50 Large Lump Genuine 4th vein, per ton $5.50 All coal weighed on City Scales
FISH
ANYONE HAVING RECEIVED NEGATIVE OR PRINTS NOT THEIRS .PLEASE RETURN. We have lost a print valuable ,TO OWNER ONLY. R. P. MULLINS ; THE DRUGGIST tL
We are selling a quanity of fish each Friday and Sa* .rday while they
Mrs. Charles H. Bamaby lan - We wiU have H ’tLIBIT STEAK, Grencastle Sunday on a PH-KERAL, BONE LESS HERRING
Mr. and
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tour which will take them around the a ^'^ ^ HITE FISH, worl T • y will sail fro mNew York " e ‘‘ e ' !ver j i
j on January 16 and will be gone about six mor.t They will make the trip j on the -r.ip “Resolute.’’ They will
For Rent.
FOR RENT—Two room apartment.
All fish dressed, 'furnished and modern, Phone
768. 5tf.
TODD &
10-2t.
SONS Phone 383
diana today. Armington said the minimum temperature tonight would be about 25 degrees above zero.
WANTED—Girl to work in kitchen. The University Shop. ll-2t.
Phone 317 A. J. DUFF
FOR SALE — Three incubators, sup- Bor,e Cuttcr ar ‘ d c <> aJ Star Brooder.
The trip will be a hurried’ene C ’ F ’ Reed ’ 710 East Washin * tor- 0 St- , through the V-iterraneao because 1 ' i
co irectly : Naples, where the ship will touch one day for fuel and
plies.
Algiers an F mbay a three weeks
FOR RENT—A good eighty acre, bottom farm in Clay County, for com House, barn and out-buildings. Possession soon. Reliable reference required. Frank A. Hays. Greencastle.
ll-4t j
• e most interesting eotaftermissgssscoi
I! be made. From j FOR SALE—Piece of line shaft. 2 ll proceed to Cey- j byll-16ths inches in < ameter; steel:
stop will be : e. During the three j
weeks a visit to p nio tsoflniia points of Indu Bombay the shir Ion. Bums. Sir.r and the Philipp it will go to Chi and from there make the first South Sea Isla:
it in operation.
I Tw 0 rooms for rent, second semesCome in and see teT - gentlemen. 226 Bloomington St.
ll-2t.
KITCHEN OUTFITTING CO.
8-5t.
FOR RENT —New house, six rooms M. A. Wolfe. 10-3p.
re. Java, Sumatra r- Islands. Thence Japan and Korea • :.e Resolute will -v-e trip to the a will return to
about fifteen feet the Banner office.
lor
Inquire a: ' tf'.
Found.
POTATOES — If you want good potatoes, phone 17 for price. 10-tf
FOUND — Package containing ladies dress. Name on package. Joe ! Goddard. Call Edward F. Shultz, Limedal? phone T51-Y. l.'.-tf.
High School Theatre TONIGHT
THIS IS NOT A CHILDREN’S PICTURE Admr. 35 Cents One Show Only
7:30 P. M.
Saturday Night “Masters of Men’