The Daily Republican from Rushville, Indiana • Page 5

Friday Evening. December 16. 1910. THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. PARE FIVE.

MEET TO MR ON IIC.FUTURE Ohio Cities East of Connersville Ask Trolley Officials to Extend Line to Hamilton. Store for Particular THE ROAD PLANS UNCERTAIN Representatives For Cities Gather in Indianapolis For Conference With Traction Line Men. lorn 5 Absolutely Pure And when made it is the most delicious of foods. To ascertain on what terms the dianapolis Cincinnati Traction company would extend its line from Connersville to Hamilton, Ohio, by way of Liberty, College Comer abd Oxford, about twenty business men from those cities met with four directors of the 'traction company at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis, yesterday. Those who represented the road were President 0.

L. Henry. W. T. Durbin of Anderson, George Ball of Muncie and John T.

Beasley of Terre Haute. Those here from the Ohio cities were C. IL Greer, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Hamilton, President Bice of the Niles Tod Works; Abraham Rothwell. mayor of Hamilton, and Dr. E.

IL Beard of Liberty. No definite action was taken or promises made at the meeting, but the visitors expressed themselves as willing to meet the company in any proposition it may have to make. The directors of the interurban company explained to the visitors that the incorporation papers authorized an extension of the line to Cincinnati, either from Greensburg by way of Harrison, or from Connersville by way of Liberty, College Comer, Oxford and Hamilton. It was explained that the ultimate purpose of the company was to make the extension, but as yet the board of directors had not taken up the question of what was necessary to carry out tike plans. The visiting committees arrived just before noon and went direct to I the hotel, where they were met by the directors.

The meeting was the re! snit of correspondence between the directors and Mr. Greer of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, that body wishing to know under what terms the road can be obtained. The meeting followed tbe recent reorganization of the Indianapolis (incinubti Traction Company and its sale to the present owners. As soon as. the sale was made 'the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce became in trying to influence the board, of di- The local Joel.Wolfe Post G.

A. R. I rectors of the traction company to will hold a meeting Wednesday, Dc- i lhe Bne Hamilton cember 28, iii tbe court house to j1 through Hamilton, if the extension elect new officers for the coming year. I to Cincinnati is decided soon. CHRISTMAS GIFTS GALORE AT Come in and see our display of art work.

Hand Painted Pictures and Hand colored Calendars. All sizes and at right prices. F. B. JOHNSON COMPANY Drugs.

Wall Paper. Paints and Window Shades FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1408 rn rn sa sa sa For His Christmas AUTO STROP RAZOR MUG .............................................25 SHAVING RUBBER SET STYPTIC STICK 10 RAYMOND CHAP .....................................15 TALCUM POWDER .....................................25 TOTAL 6.45 The Outfit For S6.20 A Shaving Outfit DURHAM DUPLEX $5.00 SHUMATE STROP i.00 SHAVING MUG 25 SHAVING STICK RUBBER SET STYPTIC STICK RAYMOND CHAP TALCUM TOTAL $7.20 Complete Store for Particular L-'- PERSONALFOINTS Vaudet Theatre clinch te transacted business in Indianapolis today. A committee meeting of the city council was held last night. Charles M. Bisk of Knightstown lias filed a claim in the Henry circuit court against the estate of Clinton George Moore and daugh- I).

Hawhee, deceased. The demand is Hazel, were visitors in Indi- for $32.23. Martha Man- Ilogsett was a visitor in Indianapolis today. ter. Mis anapolis today, Shelbyville Democrat: Mrs.

Wagoner, the well kflbwn mons of Manilla, whose house burned Rush county horseman, was a busi- to the ground several days ago, bas ness visitor in Shelbyville yesterday. purchased a residence property of Mrs. Dora Gardner. Mrs. Raymond Hargrove ba- returned home after a brief visit with Miss Edith Patton in Greensburg.

Osier visited in Connersville last night and was entertained at a six o'clock dinner by Miss Marie ITelvy. and Mrs. M. C. Daw.soil went to Springfield, IIL, yesterday to attend the funeral of a nephew of Mr.

Dawson, who was killed by a train. rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn rn a 5 Joe Pugh yesterday received word jill at Mrs. Martha Curdle, sister of hi Avife, is dying at her home in Chicago. Mrs. Pugh is visiting relatives in Anderson aud the word was sent on to her.

rn rn. rn rn rn rn rn rn rn FILM (THANHOUSER) The NESTORS (Drama) Law and the A NEW SONG ADMISSION 5c 'M -i a ss ss ais ii ssm el caus na humph bib u. ii st: -a ii Palace Theatre I The Star Grand "will pre-ent one of those fine Imp dramas tonight entitled Model's Redemption." Earl Robertson will sing The Palace will show an American Pattie film tonight entitled Mexican The story told is that of an old Mexican priest, who i- attacked, while alone in his monastery, by the Indians. new illustrated song will be sung. The Vaudet will have the usual two reels of pictures for tonight.

One is Thanhouser film, Pl Tin- a no drama, wail acted. The other picture is a Nestor, Law and the This is a Western film, A new illustrated song will be sung. DEAD BEATS MUST DIE. The Fayette County Medical Sod- cly has adopted a resolution to prepare a and a list f(wr its protection. Tbe doctors the slow pay patients and the boat-T" increasing.

The I resolution was adopted by unanimous Literally speaking the of Connersville will have to FILM (AMERICAN PATHE) A Mexican A NEW SONG The Bee Hive has the Caps, the latest fad. Aviation 239t2 5c ADMISSION 5c Oranges, oranges, fine sweet Grange from 15 to 53c. per dozen. L. pas im Hi Si Allen.

Grocer. 23917. Phone 1420. Purchase Advertised Articles mmmmmtmmm i rn 1- 1.5c FILM (IMP) Models Redemption (Drama) SONG Mr. Earl Robertson 99 ADMISSION 5c New Castle Courier: Charles W.

Minniek and Mrs. Ada Fouehe of Knightstown were quietly married Wednesday at noon and have gone to housekeeping on North 16th street, where the groom bhd prepared a home for his bride. Minniek is a well known local contractor and is the proprietor of an extensive cement block factory in the northern part of the city. Mrs. Miuniek is a former Knightstown lady, who is also well and favorably known in this city.

Miss Gladys Gertrude Green entertained a number of friends last night at her home north the city, the occasion being her thirteenth birthday anniversary. The house whs decorated with Xmas colors and the refreshments served were of Xmas designs. Fine apples, you knew the kind we sell. We will have better than ever for your Xmas dinner if they can be found. L.

L. Allen. Grocer. Phone 1420. 239t7 Let Me Help You Select Your Christmas Presents THERE IS NOTHING MORE APPROPRIATE THAN A GOOD PIECE OF FURNITURE Come and inspect hi Stock.

You Are Always Welcome, Even if You Do Wot Buy MY LINE IS COMPLETE a Remember, I have the exclusive agency for the Famous Allwin Collapsible Go-Carts, the best made. See the Doll Folding Go-Cart. Just the thing for that little girl. My Store Will Be Open Evenings Until Christmas Fred A. Caldwell, Furniture Dealer Funeral Director.