Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 January 1891 — Page 3
itlPLE COPY OF THE jti. Louis Weekly
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)&ENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESSi TOUR NAME AT ONCE TQ
; GJWBE PRINTiNG CO.
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Fob Rest. 80 acres of land,
fiuir miles east of Bloomington on
t.hn Urxrera nike. A uortion of
this farm is fine earn land, Apply
at this office.
Miss Pearl Necld is visiting
relations in New Albany, lud. Prof. Wpodburn lectured in Rensselaer, this week.
A brother of Mr. Lawrence,
the harness dealer, is visiting him He resides in Noble co.( O.
The social of U. P. church was held at the residence of Robert
Marshal), New Year night.
Rev. Wm. have returned North Dakota..
Whisnand and wife to their home in
est window dia-
tbat of Jimmy Rob-
side grocer. He
am fcr the Holiday
tod; of Coin eup,
etrv, aa immense
T decorated Iroostone
Water Set that have
eea equaled in beauty or
fesgwe - The Lajmes are ' viuriied to attd xaa.1
at witieb they .can
gMFfmt to bay V ring a pbaetM, a boggy or any iWidk, call on Craig Worley II tak horses or aal at itWoa haven't the money . 'Iliad Karat the seat aide, isasav.
vj. Oasne! There amst be
lilt) will save
off year aote, or
aocuant at . the A Ilea
Tbia tav rosi-
rfwajf
W. J. ALLEN.
LiBSCif in town, at George
t'e. . People troea toe cnon.rt froh bfcad. flea, cake, fia aUca.a reasonable
what mafcs it
Hre-
e at tbia Houqe,
Wibteb and the Holiday . seaaoo are at hand, and in anticipation of this, Charley Mobley, of the "'Golden Role'' dry goods house, south aide of the square (one door east of Eph. Hughes' barber aaop),baasecareda very handsome.
entirely new, and desirable atock of
every article vraally kept tn a store -el tbia character. He has always made a specialty of Ribbons, 'Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, FineFans,, Gloves, Corsets, and all the various and varied articles that ennstitnte the stock of a .'Ladies'
.Bazar," aad be is better supplied than erer. Boot. Shines and Rub
in general variety. Remember the
location and calf.
Jot? Surra Cazt ? .Not a bit
of it, though many people wonder why be is buying- such enormous
quantities of good. It is the . peo
ple woo are eracy to get thvm He gets a car load of glassware, i
ear load of toys, a car load of clocks,
and buys then so tow that be can
eH them correspondingly cheap. There a method in- Joe Smith's
hnadnera, aud be make? it. interest-
og Ixitii for himself and his nam-
cross customers. All the standard raovemeaU in fine watches are sold by Smith ; all ibaf bet makes in Chicks are to be seen m bin f tore.
lie had
in fact
Crowds of well pleased
customers fill Chas. McPbeeters'
grocery store every day and evening, and on Saturday night the store is-worth a visit just to Bee the erowdsPihat' throng it. McPbeeters and his assistants are very accommodating and popular ; everything that is' in season, each as oysters, 'Rub, game, fruits and imported vegetables, are received daily by express; the choicest country produce is secured, and no pains is spared to suit the people.
aiBcwmwK WjSterKngr wlverware can
ni
to sell cJe. Wfw iti ff v,, arbd. ..!.
. Fresh scpplt of late styles in Queens ware at the grocery house of Wetsel & Flood, opposite Seward's Foundry.' You should examine their display of fine ware before making purchases. There ia no question that there gentlemen beep a choice display of everything in their line.
All maxneb of desirable goods kept in stuck (and when not tbe stock promptly ordered), at A. C. Rott & Co.'s wtt side grocery -tirc. This. horse makes a specialty of poultry, and of frenb fish. Fish aie nciivtd each Friday. Remember litis.
r
.His ChriMmn, 4nd N.w." Yen'ri
mtmm'' JgooSs arc enmfrgin dirily now. . .m Wt to soli. Ttm am'mnt f teea tine me from prstora fcMMe, tli roe dwdl- rou who bit re bad reeortliwg dune. ZFVZZ Iuf"? I et the wowt 4 . MUST 'IsTKJK, Todd If. O., have it. If you doo t want a fer L bill issued ftiiiM an and ittle ai
farbaII,T.'' and
DtLLOS Talbutt.
UaidH.t qgira. ' J pOB Repair or Parte of any
va"t, BrxoiisoIsiD SAKEB atkKEB
ad
SewiRgMaebine, ea'll at
H. US lLEY-3 SON3,
KKGLISH Spavin Liiiiment re-
mwtm nil H vd, SofV or CallooMd um.
A, C. R'tt A tt-'bn't quir Imisiupss orraiiiie the hoUdiiy svmsmii is over n the contrary thev aie
crowding matters in a uinre lively, manner than ever. At this gro-. cry house, west, side of thetqnurt, ia the place to gel first-class goud?. If yon dox't kxow . where.- C. H. McPheetrrii''' g-nwery tre isjust ask torit. Il is the old Greevew stand, southeast corner nf theqtmrt'. fry bis Tolaccns,(iirs and Tciifi Grajjcs, Olery, cjoicet of Dried FruitB, oew brand of Uff e and 'iViB. A lao the very latest in canned good, way be futind at the grocery store of A. C. Rott & Co.
r of vebtcks at Wioa-
p ad repair abop; Prieee low. -
DnigzMla,' d. 9tl.
ram Br"Pw erl, Sptlnii, wwMT3iB2 boae, ttfl(.
(jBKWWf oypwwc fenhi;aTl.tiU. Thrta.Ct.ughi. tte.
Bawveyi!,
Hrhp. WlIOS, tbe old reliaUe grocer, eoraei Gift street anil Col-
leg Avenue, baa the reputation of
aelHng tbe ehoieeat country produce
in town. . try -bis Jooaccos and Cigar. , Come to Time 1 I muat have a
prompt, immediate settlement of
accounts due, and payment of notes. No farther notice will be given till tbe grist is pot to grinding. I aaeaa baainesa. . ; W.J. ALLEN.
it BMP. WILBOK 8 GROCERY IS
beadquavrtee for Queensware.Glasa
ware, fine Tobaccos, ehotce Cigars, new erop Canoed Goods, Dried Fruits, and tbe best of everything
that k fcept in a fiimilv emrerv.
nan and borsea ami f tote mhiutat ay Wot-
untioa. Thtt Km now.
adfev mm
fsjTEESI. Jr Parlor ia town, Oysters. Great pa tag tbeaa ia all . A. BaKCKABT. "a aovALPBOPsirrT. ate Rate, aa atvfium.
loaaMactea, we Cat.
javtvan aaav tenaa
Or Taonje liam, . Coi Two last aaae Banbtetaotea), , a lot of HaT aa4 eta-
as. caatnaa; any aaea II at once. . MILT. ROOWW;
af
DEN T! AL.
MW luUfilu)n ...... j
2 "WaEJEOBalS
we wm
SWEEPING
UGHOUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK,
iTMmmi im nr Itue. nuil tliuit
Chester Neeid, who now resides in Denver, is on a visit to
Monroe county ft tends. ,
Miss McDerroott was in
WortliinetoD. Greene connty, last
week visiting hee brother.
Mr. G. L. Swiggett, instructor
in modern languages in . the Uni
versity of Michigan, is visiting iriends'in Indianapolis.
Tho. Barnhill was down from Unionviile last week to see his grandson the bright young baby of Lon. D. Rogers aud wife. Buoinws hss been excellent in Bloomingtoo throughout the season of 1800, and tlw trade prospects for "91 are uncommonly good. A new quarry, 'The Stinesvillo Stone Co.," is having its stock' placed on the market. It is being
organized. 1vy Js. 8. Williems.
Capital stock glOT.OQO. Herndon Encampment,., No. 56, I. O. O, F., has elected the fol
lowing officers: Chief Patriarchy 8. K. Cormicbael ; High Pics W. T. Voss ; Senior Warden; J. E; Edmondson ; Junior Warden, - S; C. Hays j Sciibe, C. L. Wiuslow ; Treasurer, ;Isaao N. Walker. . Saturday a week, at LickskilIft, a young man named Myers was haudlhfg a gun in a store of that place when it was discharged, the load taking effect in (e bpdy of Peter Laniger w.ho-was standing near. Laniger died next - morning ! after the moul exortu'iatittg. uffey-j ing. MyeM s a boy ,r.y a.,r Laniger was 40. - I At a Chritnian . day surprise
entertainment giviu "to W. ' J. Mooro and wife, aet of tuwn," there was a company tf twenty who cume with nil niainer of deirable prtivicion: Literary excrcisps fl-' h .wed tbe dinner, -hi wlitcli those presrnt partii-ijHtid.' M-i-s Iladie Curry' declaimed An 0W tor. a Pij-iurc' ; Mb MtigijicMsrcreatl.. an F-s.iv : ilfttlaimiliouw follnwtl by Mi(-8i' Hxttie M'mi'e autl.Graei' Curry, and by Willie Curry. It was a i!e-nut fajuily gathering. Ilia predicted thit bntines will he s good nnd money xo plentiful during the litt trine months of 1831, in Blootnington, tint employers will pay full weeks wages for three days' work (as they do ip factories) nd that men will be comfielied to. accept loans of money. Guiog to be a gr-at season the muskrats are' still building their houses, and tire adding clock tow
ers, uence me preaiuiion.
Vnlveralty Scffolarablpa. The committee ou legal affairs,
appointed by the Board of Trustees of Indiana University, have rendered a very important decision
bearing on scholarahips, a number
of which are in- existence. The
point to tbeir decision is as follow :
1st. Students being gratuitously educated by the original purchaser, and then only by presenting a certificate from such original purchas
er aa required in the 7th paragraph
ol stiid scnolarsntp. 2d. Such original purchaser himself, or bis children or grandchildren, 3d, In rase tbe original purchaser died leaving a will, then such person who can trace their right lo lira the scholarship through the will of said purchaser, and in order to trace through the will, the will must in effect bequeath the scholarship to the pcrsou so claiming. 4th. In case tbe original purchaser died without a will then the lineal descendants (that is children, grandchildren, Ac.) of said original purchaser. Under no circumstances ran any purchaser be entitled to admission tn the University upon a scholarship unless he or she Mongs to one of tbe four classes above enumerated. Your committee is informed that a large number of students are now attending the University upon such choWfliips who are not entitled, and your committee therefore recommends that after the present term raid scholarships, be recognised and honored only when prrsented by persons eutitled to their benefits as hereiinsbove set forlhi and that the Secretary of (he
Board so inform the Treasurer of
tbe Uuivrrsily and all students nw in. the University, and also that the Secretary report to the Board al its. next regular meeting the names of all the scholarship students, upon what . soholarshin
Ui HoUtjey :- aocredfced, and byl'Mj italilnati'ti tit'
Savk Mosey sud get the latest designs in Queensware and Glassware at C. H. McPheeters' popular
grocery -store, southeast corner '.( h square. New Minnlv of Iron
stone China aud Decorated Ware.
Time Table sit Bloomlncton.
In street November 23d, IS90. Gqiue North . .
ChicDgo Day Mail :... '. ..11:30 a. lit Chicago Night Exnre... 1.30 n. tn
LHfVvotte Aeoqiniodation, '8: lea. tn
Dloomington AacomuiodaUon T:00pru
Uoing South
Louuville Night Express. 3:12 a .m Louisville Accommodation'.,...... 6:00 a in
Louisville J)uy MmiI. .............. .4:00 p. m Bedford AccomraQdation 8.05 p. tn
And squirrels may not be
killed, legally, till April next.
Miss Hallie Lawler of Salem, who has been the guest of Miss Kate Seward, returned to her borne
on Wednesday lnBt.
Lapt. dames Millen has in
vented a filter which he claims will
remove all the Impurities from rain
water. . s
Two Hoscseo Pouniw of that
Private Growth Java and
nan (blended) roast Coffee
cajae into Wetzell & Flood'a ew-
cery'boose the other dav. Orlor
afirirder is sent in after these
choieef goods, and the demand is 5Jg41y- When the people get a taste imta trood !,in like
this, they want more of it and they should have it. X
Fresh "Orleans" Mtdassoa
jnst received by Hemp. Wilson.
Alto a choice supply of Holidav
groceries and "knick knacks."
Hemp. Wilson j9 the reliable Maple grocery man, Progress Blck corner. Be will keep only No, 1 grades of goods, believing the beat ia none too gwid for his customers. Of Qdeekswahe a choice stock ha jtwt been received by Wetxell & Flood, the grocers opposite Seward's foundry. Before making purchases you tare requested to call and learn prices. A .
a to UOFFEE8 surrender lo
no man or firm. My stock is full
and complete all the popular brands: Mocthn, Java, Rio noth
ing called for that I do not keep. T a: j.. .11
whi you k cftij ou me at your
earnest convenience. Chas. H. McPheetkbs.
it
ivu, 1 KBH A ps ! Come up at
once and pay your notes and settle yotir accounts at W, J. Allen's
hardware store. I have been ;ery lenient. Now I must have my nMioey; W.J.ALLEN.
LOOK Here. Do yon want
ytmr iruit irtie io name T it so
bny of tlie Albertson ,& JHobbs Nursery, Byidseport, Ind. Geo. P. Campbeli,, A tr cut for Monroe Co. BA LED HAY ! BALED HAY At A, C. Rott & Co.'s.
Prosecutor .Lowe was in town last week looking up his business
in circuit; court Mr. Lowe is very careful and prompt officer.
Wm. HoUijnd, through Junior
mi, j . ,u .Hw iraveiiue tor . a
wholesale dry goods house of St
Joseph, Bjisspuri,. spent a day or
two in the city last week'.
1 here is. au immense amount
of building in view for the coming
season in ISIoomineron, and '91
promises to be the boom year of
tbe present decade.
several Hundred people came
to. Bioomingtoq . last week from surrounding towns, all having a consuming dere to see the best - t . a .a m
city oi us siz ana pretensious in
tbe State.
At the Inst report the First
National Bank showed that its loans and discounts were S249.-
Zho-.zi ; sttrplqs fund and undivided profits, $56,000 : deposits, $219.-891:S0.
The Vandnaen Gsoline En-'
gme Co. of Cwoirmati make a 9x7 inch engine, wtoight 800 lbs., that runs 100 feet of shafting and ma
chinery for 20 machinists on six gallons of kerosene ier day, costing about 75c. for the gnsolihe.
Lewis Williams came . down
from Stinesvifle- the other dav
to get away from the hum anil
whirl of business in the "Stone
City,". While here he made ap
plication to be enrolled in the grand army of notaries. Lewis hns hud considerable ex lerience in that, business and will be quite an
nquuUKui to the legal corps of
oiiqesvulo. , ta :Oilieera: elected by Cerelia IjodgeNo. 166. Indepcndrnt Or
der of Odd Fellows; NobleGraud,
Homer Mancy ; Vice Grand, Wm. II. Seuard ; .. Roeording Secretary, James Stinkard ; Permanent Secretary, J. li. IvIiiiiiikIhiiu 5 . Treasurer, Jaiim M. ilii-o!. Trustees.. A.
T. Massey. I'Ved. Fuss and Berti.
McGcc. F. A. M. .EUettsville, have elected the following officers : Barton Aculf, Worshipful Master j F. M. Stephen siui. Senior . Warden j Ben. Wltifnapd Jtinjur Warden ; J. D. Cofley, Treasurer; N. R. Miitson, Secretary; J. K. Pliipps, Senir Puion f W. H. Jacks-in, Junior Deacon ; Geo. Matsou, Tyler, t ..
Masonic Lydge, No. 22, has elected the folio nijigoilicers ; Worshipful Masior, John K. Anderson ; Senior Warden yO.J I. Glark j Junior' Wardenj Jaeies B. Clark ; Secretary, Frank 'Conruer; Treasurer, Wm. F. Browning ; Tyler, Geo. P. Findley j Senior Peacon, Wm. H. Neeld; Junior Deacou, Lon. D- Rogers; SteAvards, Samuel Gilmore and N. 8 Rogers. A holiday shopper who went out to get a present for his aunt, before Chris! iub's, and investigated the displays, reduced his observations to rhyme as follows : There are tea towel,1 litble clotlu, bureau tcarfa, and linen atuff, Handkerehiera, atovkinea, glovea, both smooth and rough, , Penwiper, manicures, hair-pin tray and smoking act; MutHera, tobacco, vile cigars auoh as a man usually gcb-p l'in-oushions, niusic-bpxea, china-dolla and paper-racks;' Wagons, pistols, are-epgloos, and whips that crack, Whisk broom; dinner seta, caps' and saucers, knives that cut. -But orerything in market can be termed "chestnut. Theo. J. louden spent one evening of last week in Bedford. Mr. Jule Fee spent last week in Wortbingto'n visiting relatives. Mr. Fee had not been there for twenty-one years, aud reports a splendid time. ' ' Mrs. Dolan's two sisters, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Ismand of Bockport, have been visiting her for tbe past two weeks, Till. Treat bas thrown up his position as a gay and festive drummer, and is uow pounding iron and exercising bis muscles in Ryan's blacksmith Tfhop. Till, saya his conscience wouldn't stand the strain required of a knight of the grip-T-had to do tod much prevaricating. " . '
Cutting Affray !
A serious event recently occurred at Geo. M. Braxtan's Shoe Store, in which PROFIT, who at all times has bren weak, was cut to death. From now until Jan. 1st, tbe above named personage will not be "in it." Heavy 'Boots, Shoes and Rubbers .will be sold at manufacturer' prices. Winter Stock must be removed to make room for Spring goods. CALL EARLY! You will save enough money on Footwear to. buy your whole family Presents for Christmas. . ,M Went Side Square Blooroiiigton.
Prof. Webster of the Theolog
ical Seminary oreuia, (j,t is m the city. ..LI...,- .1.11 Will. Adams; attended a reception at the horde of Mis Ada Freeland, in Spencer, oji Tuesday
Miss Grace .Mlieks v.1b(
Mm'e BrodixiX a
Wm. P. Black, general mana
ger of the Lours vi lie, New Albany
& Chicago, has given orders that
for the next few months the en
gineers of maintenance of way shall give the bridges and trestles -on their system a good deal . of atten
tion. New bridges are to be built
where necessary ,and others strength
ened, and trestles are to be filled
as tar as it can be done without
damming the streams.
The Stale Board of Agricul-
culture meets in Indianapolis this
week. Geo. P. Campbell and F M. Rogers are in attendance.
Mr. E. P. Bicknell, a valued member on tbe staff of the Indiana
polis News, was married Friday
night last to Miss Grace Vawter,
ot the. capital city. '
Prof. Wm. Rawles is still lo
cated in Sedalia, Mo.
Miss wary Stephenson is
Chairman of the Patching Club of
the Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Christian
church.
Airs. Alex. Weir is enjoying;
a visit trora tier sister, Mrs. Uattie
ltav of ChamDsttrn. Ills. Thev
-i - a u
had not met in the past twenty-one
years;.
. S. of V., Allen Post, hat
elected officers as follows : Capt.,
Iheo. U readaway 1st Lieutenant,
Henry Munson ; 2d J jieut., W. L.
usury ; Delegate, t. M. Uraham. v At the annual congrecattonal
niectiug of the U. P. church, . last
week, three Trustees were elected : Prof. J. A. Woodburu, Dr. R. G.
Wrir, and Lew. Wylie. Dracon-
eases win berealter .be . elected. Cougregational meetings are to he held every . three- mouths in the
future.
The Uni.on Temperance meet
ing was held in the Christian
church last Sunday night, and the
address was delivered by Rev.
Lyon. '
The Christmas dinner at the
Poor Farm was heartily ci.ioyed
hy the inmates, who realize that no better people ever had control of the destinies 0f that- institution
than Chap. May and bis accom
plished wife.
Martinsville Ren. : Judge
Banta, of Bloomtngton, is our
authority for the fact that Indiana
State University has tbe only fe
male law student in the State.
Her nsme is Miss iammer Alt-
bouse and her home is in New
Harmony. She will graduate in
tbe class of '92.
Dan, Boone, a former well
known stock raiser and extensive farmer ot Lawrence county, but who has becu unfortunate during the past ten years, died suddenly
in Wfcbita, Kansas, last Sunday a week ' He was replenishing a coal fire ,.en he dropped to the floor dead. The widow of Timothy Marks died in . Harrodaburg ou Monday of last week.1 She was in her 79th year. ... Harmon Fedder and family have been visiting relations at Har-rodsbutg.
Married, at the residence of
Wm. F. Bnnger, on New Year
eve, Oraer Bunger to Miss Jennie
Pauley, daughter of James 13. Pauley.
On Tuesday evening of last week John H. Louden received a telegram from John McCoy, at Dili las, Texas, conveying intelligence of the death of Mrs.' Mary Austin. Mrs. Austin and her daughter have been residing in Dallas during the past two or three years. Mrs. Austin had gone to Richmond, Ind., about six days previous to her death, to consult a physician, (her health baying become
quite dejicate) and she was taken suddenly ill and died in two hours r . i . A! . i ,ii , i ,
Miss Anna
Prof. Chas. Harm, lin. O.. last week,
... ill Im.II. ftv aimA 11
rts
BM&&.
Charles Heiney, a.
Known Biuticiu, cowuiiiK
at Noblesville, Ind., on
last by taking morphine.
rt.--; ,L. . , ,
- tui I il Laic iraoii wnfc .
in Chicaeo. 11.608 new but
easawv (,. aa v a. ana, an 'r -ti
32-2,100. '
... '. 1 1
our citizens to an accemaote
serenade last Thursda after
Ed. McGee is building i
tel of his own deaienlnfr ibat
beauty and skillful workmanship
mhiim invimuv uiuaiiv Muiun
by manfufactnrers who make specialty of this class of work.
TI.rVLl I7ollno lt...iu!
Ryan's Hall, was one of tbe.
It. . ,1. ,...H. M. m
aw w iuuo nva v v 'vivhvi at w
the handsome decorations of
a a .
mnm wam asnmn vmb ba niwun
plants, the property of A. C.
s Co., that caused great meat and admiration.
The hamlet of Stiqesville
be incorporated as a town, aqd
necessary steps will be take
soon aa possible. The Pr
nominates Lew.Williaiusfor'fJ
or."
Motj
The newly eleeietl o
Paul E. Slocnnib Relief Cm
92, were publioly installed
night. They are as foljows: IL Bra xtan. President Dbra
r.t... I - . i
irom tne nine tne illness acveiopcti. Uiker, Senior Vice M. J
Vr. Hester was telegraphed to, Junior Vice : Martha F.
cuaree or me remains ami nan
remains
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tiiem brought to-this place on Wednesday evening. Mr. McCoy and Miss Cad Austin did not reach Bloomington from Texas, till Thursday. Mrs. Herter came down from Cliiearo on Thursday morning. The funeral services were held in Walnut-St. Presbyterian church on Friday afternoon.
Married, on New Year eve. at
the residence of John Stint), south
of town, m. M. Stephenson ' to
Mws Laura A. Stipp, . Rev. Halstead officiating. Mr. and Mrs. John Wampler
of Gosport are visiting friends in
iSiooniington. The new special revenue tax
on tobacco went into effect Friday. The new tax is a reduction of two cents, from, the old tax which was eight cents. All dealers who bad on hand unbroken packages am
ounting to 250 lbs., were eutitled
to a two cent rebate. It amounted to quite a sum with our Blooniington grocerymen, who are the most
prosperous in. Southern Indiana.
The grocery firm of Wetael &
Flood har been dissolved, Mr. Flood retiring.
mm
Rev. John Mason Bishop died at his residence in Oxford, O., December 26, 1S90, in the 72d year oN;is age. He was born in Lex-
inetlnvKy., April 2, 1819. He
graduatwUn Miami University in 1841, nnaSp Laue Theological Seminary in 14. Hewas ordained hy the Presbytery of Laporte, April, 1845. He seed the following churches: Plymouth, Ind.,
1814-ifl; Second ChurchXNew Albany, Ind.. 1846-5Q : BednsroV,
Ind., 18J50-0; Bloomington,
jHttU-tej ttocHville,lnd..l867-72 Lebauon, Ind., l72-70 : Coving, ton, Ind., 1870-8.; Rockfield, Itid. 1884-87. In lto he moved to Oxford. O., where h. resided until his death, lie was a nn 0 iood mind aud'eduvation. very
'ius. nerseverina and ef&
- work of the mmmiry Vi 'hat he seryedj
Mrs. Hattie (Nichols) Stock-
well died at the Asylum for the Insane, at Indianapolis, ou Satur
day afternoon last. The remains"
were brought here for burial, the funeral occurring ou Suuday after
noon.
4 number of Bloomington
people attended the masquerade la . a T w n . am, a
oau or tne atw M-ai uiuti, at eu
ford; Wed nesday n.igh t last. Am
ong tfcem M isses xmx CVrr. Kate
Seward, Lutie Helton, Ada Pear
son, MisB Luwder, and Mr, Wal.
faujey, lbeodore Louden, Sherman Davis and d. Hall.
Ou New Year day a number
of young people of Bedford, Misses
Kate and Ella Lceky, Sophia Heit-
ger, ana Messrs, Julius ana Unas.
Heitger, Mike Malner and Joe
Winterhelter, visited Bloomington. John McCoy's mother, who is residing with her son at Dallas,
1 exas, is suffering with cancer of
tbe face. . - Rufus East has bceu appointed Deputy Clerk by John W. Cravens. Mr. East writes a beautiful record hand, is a good all-round business man, and will be popular with persons having business in the office.
Misses Nora and Liioy Hunter returned from Coiinersville on Thursday last, where they have been visiting friends. Dong. Fields has bought Mr. Wicks' half interest in the Brecden & Co. stock of dry .goods,, and has taken possession. Mr. Field and Mr. Breeden are both traveling men, Mr. Breeden begins the new year with Bamberger, Bloom & Co., as heretofore stated in the Progress. Miss Ella Tuley, who hns
been wili tbe dry goods house of
Breeden els. Co, for the past two years, resigned on Wednesday last. JJ'mTiNFee and Fred. Owens left for Indianapolis Thursday last to friM-nd a ft'w days.
'-Mrs. Dr. Gra'v children.
of Sn-er have hin visiting En
famili
Treasurers Jennie Short,
1-ttn fnto itaf f!can1ii
" r nfnrin Tnllaai. Aaaiatnitf. flnnrlii
Martha Gaston, UuarJ ; Filclu. Assistant 6ttarl.
s ' sr
Sunday night.
Miss Lota Wilson retur
a T II 1 1 1 . , trn..
m n eiictuev uiieir ui-uav i
Mies Kate and Will.
Walter Lindley, New Year.
l'icids, is snort su.wu. air;
f leius asavs inere ih Ktimp nil -Latte-
cne irOOKP. lie is a lartncr, ana '
good circuniHtanccs. ,. m w sr m -vw 1
ins?, .uieia, Ut aara ui aciiu
Springp, C, was- visiting t?r moth
er. Mrs. M A Adkins of eaut 6tk
kawr itnmn nn raa iiimnv nira. jvn
iK iiir i pnritrr nr iniiHitr in riia mini
schools of Yellow springs, and vifiAfiti tvilh ilia uiiwbo altiA
Ma.w, K a aax um waw uaav
serves ai an untiring worker and
feesion.
a aa aw. a " '
lege Avenue M. churen.
Communion aerviMS at Wal
Sunday morning next. Thoflicera of tlie "Lodge
Odd Fellows at lletttiville
Noble Grand, Oscar McHcnry
Vice Grand, Edward fntilfcn
Secretary. J. W, Ray; Treasi
Jas. T. Robertson ; Truitecs, C.
Buchanan, Fred. Matthews, G. Fletcher ; Host, T. F. Ridge
ioetnn. Mr. Harris will rei
on the farm till spring.
Jesse A. Mitchell,- tbe onlir-
smas ok auklV n an a n A afaaa Mirk laaav
Lawrence county, was in town
Monday. Mr. Mitchell appeal
be in better health than for several years. Mrs. Fry, of West 7th street ia
going to lndianapoHs in a tew days, , to have a large tumor removed.
The following are the jnrie
drawn for the Januairy term of .the circuit court s Grand jury Alex.1 Robineon, John Fowler, Harvey Phillips, Aaron Rose, Ed. Martinand Robert Miller, Petit juryMat. Burke, John Keller, Icvi Hall, Henry S. Hays, Thomas Mitchell, M. C. McXcely, Pat O'. Donnell, Thomas McGinois, Jonathan May, Samuel Moore, Henry Dillmant'F. M. Rogers, News has been received by
JiniM f ;nmv. ot Ktohlauil tn.. lliat"
" J I - ' T his sou Dora was billed in tne baU
tie between the Indians and troops.
at Wounded Knee Creek, Dora s'
form At nitt-.mfnt in tits imnism
. 1 .1 I : i i
army wouiu nave enreu in
ruary, at whicjU time he was
nanlurl ItnniA. MA Uftta a mfl
are much grieved at his death,
is reported that two other
i i. i . i "li'J
.1 I 1 Jl. . I , ,
. JomeCampbcll of Uniony
P. S.- Mr. Uoftey has
ceived word iitim the
partment that his son.
ui 'I temporarily burr
ved .fo his bom
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