The Daily Republican from Rushville, Indiana • Page 3

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1924 AD PHONE 2111 THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. RUSHVILLE, IND. NEWS PHONE 1111 PAGE THREE PERSONAL POINTS Mr.

in; Frida v. )i lilllt fi to lat burgh. 'Iiristn in thi mid Mrs. H. 11 ri i in Mi ino! In Veri Mm Mis.

1 1 i. Will M. o. A Ili i illii-' -Harry T. nrr ot i 111., booti vjillod lo tliis city hi ol dlnp-' ot rs Frank KeynohU.

Ertel and Herman ol Butler xdis ImlinmHpolis. arrived Fri- iivjday evening to riend the I vacation Un ir parents. Misses vu Katherine liaxdon Florence Lambert, ali Western College ai IIntoni, Ohio, have arrived in this city for the holidays with their parents. Mav Mi Taylor, who is a student in Oberi in Conservatory of Mu-ic Oebrlin, Oiiio, is -pend nu Indhlay- with herjiar- Mr. ami Mrs.

M. Taylor. Mary Elizabeth Beale, who is attending Butler in Indianapolis guest of her nts. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Beale the holidays. Join Our CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB Now FARMERS TRUST COMPANY TODAY VAUDEVILLE Doyle's Dandy Players A VODVIL REVU Everything New and Original New Plays New Specialties Feature Picture Among Men' Thrills Excitement Galore BIG COMEDY SPECIAL MATINEE SAT 1:30 MONDAY AND TUESDAY Jox present? Carters 132 High-Speed Ctyehdmnm the 9 THOMAS BUCKINGHAM PRODUCTION Comedy Mystic TODAY BUFFALO BILL TO GO" Free Free Tickets Given Away at The CASTLE FORGET BIG COMEDY EVERY DA ill Ki Ki Kl Ki Arthur Snoddy, student of Bnt- has arrived in this the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Wane F. Shepfder and Margaret have gone to Detroit.

lo -pend liie holidays with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clyde hanpell. will lie joined Christ- i.is Mrs. who will spend I he remit tim er ol hoi.days there. MILROY The member' of the piteh-in liave their name in the met at the home 1 ami Mrs.

Fred Iiorn, with an all day meeting and Christina' dinner. Those were Mr. and Mrs Ray Mr. ami Mr-. Clyde Arehey, Mr and Mrs Harrison, Mr.

and Mrs. Rny Hall. Mrs. Kathryn Holmes and Bert Buell. The BK'mheis Mrs John Smnhiy elass of the Christian hur- li met at the home of Miss Mabel Sausberrv, Thursday afternoon.

The 1 sses were Mrs. John Smith Mi'. I. X. Downs, Mrs John Jaek- ami Mrs.

W. After devotional the time was spent in larking the Christmas boxes to he sent the home in St. Louis. Airs. A.

M. Kineaid was shopping in Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jaekman were dinner gm-'ts of Mrs.

Jaek- mother, Mrs. Raudtg of Green'burg Thursday. Aileen Murphy entertained the members ot her Sunday seliool elass of the F. P. ehureh at her home Wednesday afternoon.

Those present were Evelyn Arbuekle, Martha Kineaid, Frances. Tompkins, Clara argaret Kitchen, Aileen Murpliv and their teacher, Mrs. Faude Tompkins. Mrs. A.

J. Sweet and daughter June Ellen and Miss Alice Downs were visitors in Rushville Wednes- dor of Indianapolis for several days, home Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Smith and Mrs. Martha Maw, who have been visiting Dr.

and Mrs. Burn Smith oi Connersville a few dfl.vs, on mo liome Wednesday. Beasley of Indianapolis was a business visitor in Milroy Thursday afternoon and on several of liis friends while there. Mr. Beasley was a former teacher in the local Mrs.

Arka Tompkins, Mrs. Jerusha Xadal, Mrs. Martini Mftxv, Mrs. AY. Lamp ton and W.

Martin were visitors in Greens burg Thursday. Mrs. Kate Smith was a visitor in Rushville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Dauben-rpeek and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Xorris ot near Carthage Wednesday. Airs. Virgil Henry entertained with two tables of In Wednesday afternoon, when her guests were Aiiss Erlie Xordmeyer, Airs.

Elizabeth Ralston, Airs. A. J. Sweet, Airs. La wrence Jackman, Airs Airs.

Loyd Xelson and Airs. C. S. Hougland. Mrs Paul Dauiienspeck and son Roliert were visitors in Rushville today.

Mrs. Otis Murrv, Airs. Jesse Ilam- 1110 ml. Mrs. Sam Alathews and Airs.

John Booth were visitors in Greens- burcr Alonday. Airs. W. T. Lampton, Airs.

C. Hougland and Aiiss Erlie Xordmeyer were guests of Airs. Loyd Nelson Wednesday evening. Aiiss Syvlia Power entertained the members of the Bridge Club at her home Tuesday with a luneheon- bridge. Those present were Airs.

Claude Crane, Mrs. Willard Coulter, Airs. Everett Bottoroff, Airs. Hubert Innis, Mrs. Russell Hart on, Airs.

Lawrence Jaekman ami Mrs. Norman Barcourt. Lyle Power, who is attending Howard University, will he home this Saturday si Christmas vacation with his family. Theron Coffin, former teacher here evening. Afrs.

T. X. Downs, who has been I who is also attending Harvard Uni- visiting her niece. Airs. If.

Rachel- to be a member of the liar- Princess Theatre LAST TIME TODAY y- Jf AN A lan rosland PRODUCTION a 'OlL'll i M. WITH I ev ADOLPH 7 UKOR AND JESSE LLASKY Be be Daniels Richard Dorothy Devero in MONDAY AND TUESDAY Constance Binney in in the a picture you will like. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Betty Compson in The Garden of Weeds 7 OUR GANG in versity, was as having been ji1 vard Glee club, which is an 2 honor. The club appeared before the public in the Boston opera house, Dee. 11.

Airs. Stella Barlow is visiting and relatives in Moscow for several days. Air. anil Airs. Bert Aleek and Aiiss Jessie Hood were visitors in Greensburg Thursday.

Mrs. Claude Spihnan was the guest of Aiiss Ellendoro Lampton Thursday afternoon. Air. and Airs. Aleek and Aiiss Hood were dinner guests of Air.

and Afrs. Sam Anderson and family Tuesday noon. The Ali'ses Anderson, Alihl- red Booth and Alaurine Tompkins, DePauw students, Catherine Bosley, Alary Shelhom and Wiliam Houg- Mary Shelhorn and William Hougland of Butler eollege, Ali'S Florine of Western and Afauriee Cowan, Wilbur AieCorkle and Virgil Root of Wabash, are among who came home Friday evening to spend their Christmas vacation. Howard Overleese, 1.eland Anderson, Lowell Aloore, Howard Selby, the Aliases Overleese, Gladys Power and Harriet Rawles were among those who attended the musical comedy given by students Rushville high school at the Graham high school building Thursday evening. The members of the association had a piteh-in supper at the school building Thursday evening.

After supper a very interesting program was given. Pearl Wnmsley and Omer Trnsler of Rushville gave several vocal numbers on the program. Mrs. Aierit Thomas and Airs. Eph Root were visitors in Greensburg Thursday.

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Machinists REPAIR WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY Tour Old Machinerj Repaired and Made Good as New. We Grind and Sharpen Lawn Mowers. Mower Sickles, Plow Points, Cutter Knives, Etc. BOILER AND ENGINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY PHONE 1632 517-519 WEST SECOND STREET I I iln, A I A Mi ft i Something for the Car This Christmas It has always been a big question at Christmas time as lo what to buy for the men folks. Xow that difficulty has ceased to be.

If he drives a car what could be more appropriate than something that would add to his comfort and convenience while driving. We have a complete line of these accessories and would be only too glad to help you make a selection. Here Are Just a Ferw Suggestions WINDSHIELD WIPERS Accelerators STOP LIGHTS Hand Ash Receivers $2.00 to $5.50 Automatic Auto Clocks Electric Luggage Carriers GOODYEAR TIRES $1.00 to $7.50 Tire Chains A Spare Tire is AIulTler Cut-Outs Always Appreciated SPOT LIGHTS Dash Lights $6.50 to $50.00 Inside Dome Lights Outside Electric Horns EXIDE BATTERIES $2.75 to $7.50 Steer Warms Automobile or Fire Extinguishers Radio BUMPERS Flash Lights $10.00 to $100.00 $8.00 to $20.00 Flower Vases Jacks (Auto) LARGE STEERING RADIO OUTFITS Pedal Pants WHEELS FOR FORDS $18.50 to $75.00 Pedal Pads Plain Parking Lights Locking RADIATOR BAR CAPS Tire Pumps $4.50 to $15.00 Monogram Robe Rails Plain Bar Shock Absorbers MOTOMETERS $1.25 to $6.00 Gabriel Snubbers $3.50 to $10 ind Guards -TAIL LIGHT EMBLEMS Speedomete sr CAR HEATERS Mason Lock Steering Manifold Shrine Wheels Exhaust B. P. O.

E. Step Plates $1.75 to $20.00 I. O. O. F.

Gas-co-laters K. of P. Sun Visors REAR VISION MIRRORS Eagles Tire Chains $1.25 to $3.50 Rotary Tire Locks American Legion and Others Tiro Gauges AUTO ROBES 50 Cents Repair Kits $5.00 to $15.00 above are a few of the many articles which we have that would be si Ki by any motorist. The Bussard Garage Wrapped in Holiday Wrappers. Delivered When and Where You Sav..