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GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1914 pox in our town. This is a mistake, ami we desire to correct Iho report. Marion Moore ami- family ami Fred Pop? and wife luok dinner at the home of .1. II.

Frank Sunday. Mrs. Florence Trueblood was at Fw'tviHe lust Monday. Henry Reedy and daughter spent Sunday with Jesse Reedy and wife. Allen Ward and wife spent Sunday with Jason Lawrence and family, of McCordsville.

FOUXTAINTOWX Clyde Goodwin and family were the guests of Mrs. Evalyn Miller on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Gillespie, of Rusliville, filled the pulpit Sunday afternoon for Rev. McCullough.

His sermon was very instructive and appreciated. Mrs. W. H. Smith was shopping at Indianapolis Thursday.

Dr. B. Miller transacted business at Greenfield Thursday. 4 Doc Rigdon and wife were at Shelbyville Monday. Cecil Harrison was at New Palestine Saturday.

Annabel and Mae Miller were the guests of Martha Scudder Sunday. Mr. Gunn and niece, Mrs. Harrison, visited A. B.

Gray and family Sunday afternoon. J. L. Rohm was at Greenfield last Sunday. Rev.

Addison preached at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs. Will Mart-in and Mrs. E. B.

Miller called on Mrs. McCullough Friday evening. Mrs. Ida Hilt visited her mother at this place Friday. M.

E. Sunday school attendance, 91, and collection, 2.14. prise Sunday, March 15th. Tuesday, the 17th, was her 47th birthday, but her friends thought it more convenient to surprise her on Sunday. There were thirty-five in attendance.

They were Austin Apple and family, of Finly; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jay and family, of Morris Station; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willman and son, Oscar; Frank Willman, of Mt.

Comfort; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Willman and daughter. Hazel Lavon, of Gem; Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. David Calder-head, James Townsend, Mrs.

Carrie Springer, Mrs. Martha Richards, Willi'j Shear, Mrs. Christina Oslcr-rneier and son, George, all of Indianapolis. At noon a bountiful dinner was served. Mrs.

Calderhcad surprised Mrs. Spilker by having a large birthday cake, lighted with candles. The afternoon was spent with songs and games. The music was furnished by Mrs. George Ostermeier at the piano and Willie Shear on the violin.

Mrs. Spilker received many nice and useful presents. All wished her a happy birthday. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Preaching Sunday evening at 7:30. visit her brother, Will Draper, at New Castle. Morton Stanley, wife and daughter, Katherine, visited his sister, Mrs. Avery Rawles, at Carthage Sunday. Miss Grace Tjyier, of Knighls-town, visited Mrs.

Leslie Buggies, Sunday evening. Quite a crowd from here saw The New Minister at Knightstown Thursday night. Wm. McDaniel and family will move to Centerville as soon as he can find a house. Mr.

McDaniel will have charge of the section. Mrs. Charles Carter, of Indianapolis, visited her mother, Mrs. La-vina Carroll, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Addison and Ross Rock were at Richmond Sunday, guests of Estella Watt. Miss Ruth Frost, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with friends here. She is attending business college. Elva Linder, of Indianapolis, is spending a few days with her parents, John Linder and family.

Vinton Armston, who is employed at Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Andy Armston and wife. Wm. Niles was painfully injured Monday at the sawmill, the saw tearing his clothing and lacerating his arm. It was necessary to take six stitches to close the wound. to be the only German contestant, ami is working for a prize.

Miss Margaret Williamson visited Mrs. Smith and daughter, Saturday and Sunday at Finly. Miss Mendenhall spent the weekend with Indianapolis friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Sell richer were at Indianapolis Tuesday night. They attended a St. Patrick's day party. Rev. Cross and wife gave a reception to the official board Wednesday evening.

Liltlo Helen Mace has been sick. Mumps arc prevalent here. Myrtle Sclirieber was at Indianapolis the first of the week. Geraldine Conklin has been visiting her grandparents at Kentland the past two weeks. Tin young people of the Christian church are preparing for a play to he given in Hie near future.

Miss Elizabeth Means, of London, visited tier sister, Mrs. Roscoe Andrews, last week. Dr. Mace is driving a new Buick roadster. Aunt Ria Stewart has been sick for some time.

New Palestine seems to be imbued with spring frills. The general stores arc getting in attractive spring goods, millinery stores are busy, hardware and implement men have much to do. It is rumored llial one of our barbers contemplates taking unto himself a lady assistant. Surely spring has come. and Saturday at Greenfield filing her Jacob Davis, who is se-rioiifiy ill.

Chester Murphy was at Greenfield Saturday. Nulu Payne spent Sunday at Hu home of W. T. Wright. Isaac Helm and Mrs iv-ers called on Mrs.

Russell Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hazel Walker spent A ondav at Greenfield. Mrs. Otto Lacy is reported as being very sick.

Mrs. Raymond Kinder visited her sister, Mrs. George Johnson one day last week. Charles Williams and family attended Hie Ihirlii'th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Williams. Several relatives of Mrs. Waller Panly planned and carried out a surprise mi Iit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Truitt entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. R. I. Black and family. Milo Goodpasture and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Travis. Winfield Lacy and wife and Mrs. Tom Nye spent Friday witii Otto Lacy and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Helms visile friends north of Knightstown Sunday. Mrs. Delbert Patterson ami Mrs.

Earl Bell called or. Mrs. Jacob Ni-barger Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Orr and daughter, Julia, were shopping at Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. Nancy Scott and children visited her daughter, Mrs.

diaries Williams, Sunday. OIVODGE REFUSED Couple's Trial Ends Whore it Began Without Legal Separation Dismiss Cross Complaint. The suit of Kenneth S. Alford vs. Einora Alford for divorce, came to an Monday afternoon in Circuit Court.

The end left tin young couple where they began the trial, without a legal separation. Botli parties to the trial are young and both had filed complaints, but the cross complaint of the wife was withdrawn ami the trial proceeded on the complaint of the husband. After two days in trial. Special Judge liinchnian refused to grant the divorce, finding for the defendant and assessing the costs against the plaintiff, and also allowing $50 attorney fees against Hie plaintiff. In the case of Minnie G.

New-house vs. C. L. Newliouse for divorce, and 500 alimony, a hearing on motion for suit money was heaid. The defendant was ordered to pay 1.25 a week for support of the plaintiff, ami 15 attorney fees.

A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Tu the smile of lie morning of the eternal sunshine of His Iuveand glory, it pleased the Great Spirit of Hie Universe to call back home tlio sweet and gentle spirit of our dearly beloved sister, Alma Parish, whom He, in His infinite wisdom had loaned to us for just a liltlo while in order that we might know liow sweet heaven is since she is there. 'Tis sweet to know that God loves the children of men enough to send them such saintly souls as he, but it is infinitely sweeter to know that in her Father's house are many and that while she was sojourning here with us for a lilt to while, she was only waiting until tier own heavenly home was finished and furnished, until her palace was swept and garnished, ami at! tiling? prepared for her coming. Ti? wi et to recall her virtues, to recount lnr good deeds, and to walk with her in meinoiy's fondest dream, to remember the kindly deed if her gentle hand. Iho pleasant look her pure iys and the -only spoken words that wen: her, out it i weler to know that some turn, some where, we shall her, where there pain. parting.

When went awov tlii council hi-t ore of if? brightest jewel, tho community on. of its noblest hearts her home its most priceless treasure, ami in her honor we place the badge of mourning on the charter of Oronoco Ci.imcil, Degree of Pocahontas, for a proper length of time. Now. the pearly gale? have opened And Tie angels called her home; Now from out the golden portals With a smile she bids us come; Now Iho bright celestial chorus jiig? her welcome luud and long. And the highest courts of heaven Echo back the joyful sonc; in her happy borne in glory.

I iir mansion bright and iair. You can find her with the angels taudiig on the golden stair. With her hands outstretched to meet us, he. will gret us over there. With no furrow? in her forehead And no silver in her hair.

MAGGIE MARTIN, C. A. ROBINSON. JtETTIE BENNETT, I7dl Committee. (Advertisement) Wm.

H. Smith, of Willow Hranc i was hen in business, and called liis mother, Mrs. Susannah initli, Thursday. John A. Burr, the Hancock county, appraiser of estates for inheritance lax purposes, lias been very busy for some time, and has several estates to appraise yet.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker ami son. Pearl, who have been spending tho winter at Tampa, Fla, will visit with Mrs. Bakers mother, Margaret Service, of Route 4.

for a short lime before going to Indianapolis, where they will make their future home. CHARLOTTESVILLE Mrs. Clarence Haskett and son, Hoyt, are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Thomas, of Slraughn. Sidney Ballenger, of New Castle, was in town Sunday with friends. Win. Overman and family entertained Earl Albea and wife and Mr. and Copeland, of Warrington, last Sunday.

Gladstone Niles, of Chicago, and Charles McKee, of SL Louis, spent Saturday night with Tom Niles and wife. Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

BcnnelL of Irvington R. R. 33. visited Marion Philpott and wife Sunday. Mrs.

M. J. White, of Winfield. Kansas, returned for a visit on the first of March. She spent part of last week at the home of Silas Hen-by, going to Indianapolis Monday to visit her father, Henry Haywood and family.

Mrs. Louise Conklin visited with her father, Wm. Templeton, Sunday. Neville Phelps, of Knightstown, Russell Phelps and wife, of Carthage, visited John Lane and wife Sunday. Miss Pauline Weeks spent Saturday and Sunday at Spiceland.

Mrs. Margaret Cross, Elsie and Wilburn Cross, of Carthage, visited Riley Watson and family Sunday. Alph Hamilton and family will move to Louis Dixon's property this week. Mrs. Charity Gladden and son.

Lester, have moved into the house of Miss Hanna until school is out. Mrs. Joe Crickmore, of Dunreith. visited her son, Claude Crickmore and family Sunday. Harvey Fry and wife wore Sunday guests of their parents.

John Fry and wife, and Mr. Ruggles and wife. R. II. Scott and wife were at the home of George Scott Sunday.

Mrs. Scott has been very sick, but is now better. Mrs. I.izzie Shields was hostess for the Thursday Circle Thursday A nice program was enjoyed. Two new members were admitted, Mrs.

Wilbur Wright, of Route 1, and Miss Mary Hanna. A two course luncheun was served, consisting of fried chicken, pea salad, hot rolls and coiTce, fruit salad, whipped cream, cake and na-bisco. Alec Lowe, of Philadelphia, spent Saturday evening witii his parents. W. W.

Lowe and wife. Mrs. Lowe has been sick with heart trouble. Mildred McClain, has scarlet fever and Everett Cottingham ps sick with smallpox. Luther While and wife, of Newcastle, have been recent guests of Mrs.

Cynthia White. Verna Walker and Mary Hanna were at Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs. Ozro Moore lias returned from an Indianapolis hospital. The Mothers Club met Friday with Mrs.

Bert Lus'e. Mrs. Florence Jessup entertained the Priscilla Circle Wednesday afternoon. Two guests were, present, Mrs. I.

J. Hatfield and Mrs. W. R. McGraw, of Greenfield.

Mrs. Alice Shinn, of Logansport. has been the guest of her son, Earl Binford and wife. Mrs. Howard Warnpole, of Cumberland, visited Mrs.

Oma Haywood Wednesday. Miss Mary Hanna attended a reception given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loehr, at Greenfield, Sunday. Mrs.

Loehr was formerly Jus-line Stubbs, of Wilkinson. Raymond Wagoner left Monday morning for Winona, where he goes as pastor. Miss Frances Linder has been ill but is improving. Harry Comstock was at Indianapolis Wednesday. Miss Edith Draper, of Indianapolis, spent a few days with her sister, Miss Easier Draper.

She will EDEN Several from here attended the Sunday school convention at Milners Corner Sunday. There was no preaching here last Sunday on account of the sickness of Rev. Duryee. Sanford Cooper and wife, of near Maxwell, visited Walter Huey and family Sunday. A.

J. Beagle is sick again. George McCreery and wife visited their son, Albert and family, near Mohawk, Sunday. Ernest Alford and family, of Maxwell, spent a few days last week with D. II.

Alford and wife. Raymond Alford and wife, of near New Castle, were here Monday and Tuesday. Dovie Caldwell and wife visited her parents near Mohawk Sunday Mrs. J. E.

Ferrell spent Thursday at Forlville. Mrs. Sherman Rolhermel was at Indianapolis Friday. Several from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs. Jacob Roberts, of near Mohawk, at Mendon Friday.

The sixteen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alford, of Maxwell, was buried here Friday. Woodie Oliver, wife and daughter of Fortville, visited Charles Archer and family over Sunday. The driving pony of Mrs.

Jane Hunt had its leg broken and had to be killed last week. Several attended the Alford divorce trial Saturday at Greenfield. Wm. Hendren and family, near Ingalls and Ed Alford and family visited Bruce Alford Sunday. Ed DeCamp and family, of Shirley visited Sam DeCamp Sunday.

WHITE IIAYEX George Johnson, of Jennings county, is visiting with his son, R. E. Johnston and family. Mrs. Lon Welbom spent last Friday with Mrs.

Geo. Valentine. Gem O'Neal has commenced work for Dock Cox. Elmer Davidson visited liis parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Davidson, west of Maxwell Sunday. George Johnson and granddaughter. Averit Johnson were in Greenfield Saturday. Mrs.

George Valentine visited with Mrs. Waller McKinzie last week. Lee Thayer, who purchased the White Haven school house, is now tearing it down. Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Blankenship, of near Shirley, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Johnson and children.

Wm. Bums, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs Wm. McKinney, of Bargersville, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Watson visited the former's mother, Mrs. Ra-chell Watson, Sunday. Mrs. Grover Burns is visiting Mr and Mrs. Wm.

Burns. NEW PALESTINE Protracted meetings have been in progress all week at the Christian rhurch. Rev. Buchanan is being assisted by Rev. Hoover.

Leonard Frills and family, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives at this place. Quite a number of school children and some of the teachers have been vaccinated. John Hittlo, who is critically ill at his home east of town, shows little improvement. The funeral of Albert Groves occurred at the M. E.

church Tuesday of last week. Mr. Groves had been a sufferer for several years. He leaves a wife and two grown daughters. 1 Adolph Sclirieber, of Indianapolis.

spent Sunday here. Lillie Russell Cross lias been ill. Miss Gunkle, of Carthage, was here last week in the interest of the Democrat contest. She claims BOYD SCHOOL HOUSE Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Johnson called on Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Johnson Sunday afternoon. Miss Eva Johnson visited Monday afternoon with Miss Inez Reynolds. Mrs. Oliver Dunham is better. Mrs.

Elbert Keaton and daughter, Nellie, were at Indianapolis last Thursday. Miss Inez Reynolds visited last week with friends at Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Keaton and daughter, Mable, spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Wicker. Miss Edna Sclmieder, who has been sick, is better. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Hagans and son. Homer, and Miss Iva Giles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Reynold and family. Charles Johnson butchered hogs last Friday. George Dieter and family and Thad Lane and daughter were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hilligoss.

Mrs. Jackson, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Moncrief.

Wm. Wallsrnith and family were the truest of Vernice Wright and wife Sunday. OTTER BEIN Miss? Hilda and Ulta Hanford spent Sunday afternoon with Goldie Scott en. F. M.

Sanford was at Greenfield Monday. The revival closed here Wednesday night. Amos Saville and wife, of Mt. Vernon, visited Thomas Scot ten and wife Friday. Mr.

and Mr. Hiram Crump and son, Albert, were at Gieenfield Saturday. Mis Goldie Srotlen spent- Wednesday night with Miss Maiguerile Plcssinger, of ML Comfort. George Parker was in Greenfield Monday. The baby daughter of Jesse Ba-ville and wife is improving.

Miss Alfrelta Hall, of Indianapolis. employed as nurse for the little daughter of Mr. and Mis. Sa-ville. Mrs.

E. E. Scot ten and daughter, Gladys; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs.

Otto Stant, of Philadelphia, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Saville. Charles and Eva Crump were at Greenfield Monday afternoon. Miss Goldie Scotten saw Robert Mantel in Macbeth at tire Mural Wednesday night. Mrs.

T. M. Fanford and Mrs. E. Sanford spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs.

T. E. Scotten. Rev. Bray preached here Sunday night.

Miss Lillie Albea spent Saturday night with Misses Viola and Ruby Sanford. Mrs. Henry Hawkins and daughter. Mahala. of Amity, spent Monday afternoon with Mr.

Thos. Scot-ten and wife. GEM Miss Gertrude Apple, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Theo Will man.

The Ladies Aid of the Gem M. E. church was entertained by Mrs. Wm. Schildmeier.

Refreshments of cake, coffee, bananas, oranges and whipped cream were served. All reported a fine time. Amelia Ostermeier spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Anton Ostermeier. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Watson called on Mr. and Mrs. Theo Will-man Thursday evening. George Stutsman spent last week the guest of relatives at Shirley -and Richmond.

Relatives and friends of Mrs. II. B. Spilker gave her a pleasant sur WILLOW Minerva Gibson, of New Castle, visited Margaret Tulerow and family Tuesday. Walter Welborn and family and Mrs.

Alice Gilkrelh spent Sunday with Richard Kinder and family. Alvin Sipe returned home from St. Petersburg, Saturday. Leonard Walker and family, of Kennard, spent Sunday with Henry Smith and wife. Mrs.

James Parker visited Mrs. F. II. Sipe Monday afternoon. Mrs.

West and son, of Mt. Comfort, visited John West and wife Saturday night and Sunday. J. O. Fort made a business trip to Lafayette Tuesday.

Mayme Patterson is on the sick list. M. I. Tuterow, formerly of Willow Branch, but who is spending the winter at St. Petersburg, Fla is reported to have landed an 18-lb.

king fish. This is one of the prettiest and also one of the gamesl fishes to be found. This fish was four pounds heavier than that caught by A. B. Thomas two weeks ago.

MOHAWK James Deshong and wife attended the funeral of the little son of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Alford, at Maxwell Charles Eakin and wife spent last Sunday with James Herr and wife. Heher Lane and wife moved to a farm near Lawrence last week. Otis and Essie Pope, of Route 7, spent Saturday with Oliver Wilson and family. Bessie Sylvester is spending the week with relatives at Greeneaslle.

Several at (ended llie sale of Thos. New Tuesday. Troy Slansbury and T. B. Leary made a business trip to Greenfield Saturday.

i8. Gertrude Holding and children are spending the week witii her mother, Mrs. Adain Holding. Mrs. Lydia Newman and daughter, Mae, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Stephen Bevcr and family near Forlville.

No new eases of smallpox have developed. Most people are taking advantage of Hie opportunity to be vaccinated. AnUiony Maroska and wife spent Saturday with T. B. Leary and family.

Itev. George Swartz and wife, of St. Paul, and Wm. Bell and wife, of ML Comfort attended the wedding of Hebcr Lane and Janie Price last Wednesday. J.

O. Dunn and family, John and Wm. Wilson spent Sunday with Win. Grandison and wife. Verio and Oma Cox spent Tuesday witii their grandparents, Isaac Cox and wife.

T. B. Leary and Willie Wilson assisted Thomas Price move his household goods from Brighlwood to the home of T. B. Leary.

Curtis Kimberlin and wife were shopping at Greenfield Saturday. CLEVELAND Alfred Young and family spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Ellsworth. Herbert Miller spent Saturday with his brother, Arthur Miller and wife'. Arthur Murphy spent Sunday at Col minis. Ollio Niharger and family spent Sunday at the home of Earl Bell. Russell Williams and wife spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Evans. Albert Murphy, of Greenfield, visited relatives at this place day. Mrs. Spencer Crane and little daughter, Gertrude, spent Friday FINLY Elva Ellis, of Richmond, was the guest of John Liming and wife last Friday.

Murray Liming was in our town Monday. Harry McCampbeli and wife spent Sunday with Sherman ltoucli and family. Riley Bush and family, Ed Bush and family and Carey Bush visited their parents here Sunday. John Creed and family, of Indianapolis, visited relatives here over Sunday. Mrs.

Bessie Davi? spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives. Louis Hutton is suffering with sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. Henry Noe spent part of last week witii her sister at Indianapolis. Janies Bums, of New Palestine, was a isilor here Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Goehriug visited with Warren Rafferty and wife last Sunday and Monday. Lonnie Noe and wife entertained Saturday evening in honor of their twelfth wedding anniversary. Many games were played and some excellent music furnihed after which ice crearn anil cake were served.

Mr. and Mrs. Noe wen the recipient of many nice presents. Those present were J. W.

Boring and family, George No and family, S. Hawkins and family, Orlu Thomas ami family. Robert Beaumont ami family. Forest Ashworth and family, Brown Knsminger and wife, Roy Ensminger ami wife, Dr. E.

A. Hawk and family. Lcs Boring and family, John Crc-d ami family, cf Indianapolis, ami Miss Frances Boring and friend, of Carthage. PHILADELPHIA Dr. Carlin and family, of Indianapolis, were guests of John Deck and family Sunday.

Mrs. Dora Shelby, of Indianapolis visited friends here a few days this week. Clarence Watson has moved his family from this place to Greenfield. Win. Gilson and family, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jessup, of near Greenfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jessup, east of here, were the guests of Torn Jessup and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawk are moving from Owen county to Hi is place. Claude Atherton and family, of Indianapolis, spent the latter pari of last week with relatives here. Homer Brccee and family, of Greenfield, spent Sunday with Rude Breecc and family.

Kate Deck was at Indianapolis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday witii Ed Lamb and family, south of here. EIIEN Our Sunday school is now preparing a program for Easier.

Services will be held at Iho Sunday school hour. Everybody invited. Charles Pardue and family spent Sunday with friends at Mendon. Jesse O'Neal and Uncle Bee Line-back transacted business at Greenfield one day last week. Mrs.

Kate Rolhermel visited relatives at Indianapolis last week. Oscar Curtis has sold his properly to a Mr. Burris, of Shirley, who will move his family here soon. It has been reported that we have three or four cases of small I.