Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 August 1898 — Page 1
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THE
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:ABUSHED 1835.
BLOOMINGTON, INI TINA, AUGUST 2, 1898.
PROGRESS. . ,
Printed Tuesday morning
:hree months Claude! Mrs. V. M. Inkier is otler- ; represent .the Bow en j iug her house for rent as she inlaw book !il'psrtnienr i tends to remov. to Indianapolis.
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' euds July oO, and tigHrcs so far .compiled show the gross earnings jot the year to have been 3,:.13,j 00. ) Miss Emma Phelps has ro- . turned from Buffalo. N. V.,
it Iml-Jimttdis, hegiV..:n
22d. Then ie will travel in iiliiiois for the Srm. l ie is a No. 1 aan as tl tirm will ileum, and worih &k they ean afford t pay for hw work. ! , - -.Mrs. J. O. Hu-iehitison of
t rawror.uviiie is Ms.u.ig im imi-, whon slu, attemIl.d tM, naliona ily of Horace liiakely, ;eust kirk-, ,.,.,...,..,,:., ot till! n.U)rlt .,aa.
wou.i amiuc. Frank M. Lampkins was married on Friday night to Miss Martha May Dodds, at; the homo of the bride's mother, Mrs. Clell. F. Dodds, w est 2d street.
-On Friday Miss IV'aude Car-
The services on Sunday n week in College Avenue M. K. church were in the interest of tlx "old folk-.' Dr. i'it.i lild- :.n nouneed iho nat'iH:. of tea persons all of whom had been members for fifty years or ovci. They are .John W. Davis, Catherine Davis, John W. Denton, Lydia Follov.ell, Susan Hooper, J. 15. Mulkv, P. G. Pauley, Bonj.
rlass of
Co. II. writ o.
till!
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- Lether Don:
j.ith infantry u I homo ihat '' was !. t!,e ui ; 1 .o....l.:;i;d ol
hull escaped without injury. He
writes, as do all others who ware in these battles, that dead and wounded but. si-emed as miiiier-' OU8 as the living and unhurt. Jas. Thomas, reported killed,
was not in any wav iiij'iie
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People's Union.
Miss Nellie Carroll of Columbia, Tenn., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C L. Simmons, south Walnut street.
-The Knights of Pythias have
. . . . , ' . ,..... rrautod the Red Men the use of
micnaci len ror iTenvctr, .oiora- f, ., , ., . . , . , ... Castle Hall during tho pow wow
nhAio tiit win nincn uii n-
UU) TT V. K " ...:.. tended visit wiih Mr?. W. B. Baker and other relatiojns. Born to Harry Mjassey and wife, north Lincoln i street, a
AVusrhtlVauglft.i
Jacob Ncal, has sold to
IWm. Armstrong his house and ilot.dn Grand View addition for
; $500. In exchange Mr. JSeul "'.... . .
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Wo. have been shown a letter ! , -Corporal Harry Foltus of fiom an active member iof a col- Co- H' 159th reg"Bt law been ored company at Camp Alount in promoted to sergeant to fill the which the writer speaks of theP'ace ;atlc v:,cant hy the displeasure of lying stretched out on ftirge oi Serg t Mefford, whose a board in the hot sun. i Says he: j h,eaIth Ilar'T deserved
'It makes me laush to! think of itne promotion as no is saiu to he
film are ji going ii ml a Hurry 2
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I Voss, Sarah Walker and Mar
garet tjialtain; also i;h: names o
the ten who have been longest on
the church record: Sarah Hrown
in":, who united with the chu
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in o" years 1120: m. 11. - , , ,. . , : ., .1
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attack of llnx, todoweil by tjohoid fever, and died in two
I .Alir.i-. thi .-vcnr old hill
iter of Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Hede,
n-li i wo nn'.es w
2 o'clock last
of town,
Tuesday 111
To the Henley Gas aad Plumbing Co. to have (he linn to pipe iny house fur gas and do the plumbing, as (hey are doing Jirstelass work cheap.
Water Works 5oId.!T,, JKP"ieaii Co.-igrcssionai Convention
The City Gets It.
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Jones, JS40, r7 years, died July 2Sth, 1S!'7; Martha A. P.uskirk, 1838, -iS years; .Mahala (ireeves, 1543, 4S years; Iydia Voss, 1843, 4S years; Judith Sonders, 1544, 47 veins; Win. F. Browning, 1844, 5;? years; Verlinda McGee, 1S40, 51 years; JS'aney Thornton, 1.S41, J7 vears; Marv F. Howe, l.s5. 52 vears. Of ........ ..inoer all re ouail e.t:U.'. four.
weeks from the first attack.
Thev are selling (ias, Klecti
lures and their prices 01
and Bath Tubs are low handle only tirst -class workmen.
ie and Combination Fix-
Wash Staiuls, Water Closets
for the 4uality of goods. They goods and employ lirst-elass
some of them swell Bloomington coons who walk about Ijazily under the protection of an ombreller when 1 know as well as;any coon knows that the sun e.-.n't blazo down any too hot for 'eni.'.' Bismarck, the greatest statesman of this or any other age, is dead. q Mr. James Scott hia returned to bis home in Sidney, Neb. While in M onroe county be purchased troni George Thrasher the
land known as the Hornbaker farm, just west of Sinithrille. Price, $2,000. j Won't some one pltjase write a song to take the place of "a hoi time I" It is getting tiresome and threadbare.
one of the most efficient men in
the company. Miss Florence Alexander has gone to New Albany on a four weeks' visit. Calvin R. Perdue and wife have removed to Petersburg, Pike county, where they expect to rosido in the future. Mrs. John Boyd has returned from a visit to Dover, Ky. J. O. H. Batterton of Paris, Ills., and who has not been here
I for 25 j-ears, is visiting relations
in Bloomington. Dr. J. C. Holloway, who conducted a scries of meetings at the Morton St. Church of Christ, has gone to Torre Haute.
Local Notices
Good Coitee is one of the inducements at Benckart's lunch room, sooth College Avenue. The coffee there is the beet in town.
Pebsox8 who may wish to have the best Ice Cream manufactured for special occasions, from pure cream, should leave orders at Benckarts- , ....
Try some of Bonckairt'o fine taffies, peanut candy, caramels and horehound drops, made daily by Benckart in his own shop. PABTJKS: Desiring information concerning the Great Gunnison Gold Fields should subscribe for the fiunnifton. Col. News. $1.0) a year; $1.00 six months; 50c thri e months. Hekkt Benckart, the merchant tailor, has removed his shop to a room over the Star s.orc, opposite the postofficc, and invites his old friends and patrons to call and see him. He is recei ving bis -"r piece goods, and noj one can 1 mistake by calling at his f business and leaving a . for coat, pants, or a full le is a practical tailor as a skillful cutter, andguara St in every case. Don't if ordering a spring suit till - ast moment get it n-w, bethe rush begins. Remember it he is over the Star Store.
- Thee Notice. Those wishing "Fruit Trees. Shade Trees, Gra;e Vines, Currants, Gooseberries, St:-awherry Plants, or- anything, in the fruit line, call oa ti e nndersifrned and l"ave your order for Spring Delivery. Also 1 have a good article 'of Apple Vinegar at 35c. per gallon. ' No. 114 Kirkwocd Avenue, opposite National Hotel. 1. MILT. RjOGEKS-
Joms Bbown is prepared to engage in vault cleaning in the most improved and modern style. The work is perfectly deodorized so that there is no just ground for complaint. See him for terms. Dental work of all kinds is done by Dr. Grain, wh se parlors are located in the new block just south of the National '3ank. Dr. Grain has bad many years of suc
cessful experience m business here,
and warrants all work.
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Cure Your Stomach. Yon ran quickly do jthis by using-
South American Nervini. It can euru every case of weak .stomach in the world. It always cures, never fails. It knows no failure. It v ill ffladrn your heart and pnt sunshint into your life. It is a imoHt surprising- cure. A weak stomach and brokon n .rves vill dragyou down to dath. .South Ameriiran JServire will help y u immediately. No failures; always cavs: never disappoints, Lovely to take. Sold by Fakis Bros., Druggists. lil'Hnninifton. Ind.
Soia Watkk, v.ith pure fruit juices, prepared i 1 the house, can oe procured at Bi nckart's cenfec-
itionery, south College avenue.
Did papers i'or stile at this
ilict h.-an.
i Bananas, oranges, lemons and
lilts of all kinds at Jesse Howe s.
Ike tmrmt is tke Hakest grwie bakwg powder
lUrt totfesr tfeoa spt vtaer bras
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
BPYAi. MKIMQ POWDCH CO.. KEW VORK.
The annual meeting, at (lie;
Teaguc graveyard m Indian Creek township will bo hold on the 2d Thursday of August, 1S0S, at 1 o'clock a. m. The publip is cordially invitod to bo present with well tilled baskets and spend the day in the rcnowal of old acquaintances and cleaning tho cemetery. A number of persons will make short talks on the occasion, among whom will be Jacob Carmichael, John D. Morgan and Senator Fulk. The exercises will be held en Senator Fulk's birthday and on the farm upon which he was born.
Freight conductor Ballue of tho Monon, while on his "run," got a cinder in one of his eyes. Tbis is usually regarded as a trivial accident, and easily managed by railroad men. The eye finally became so much inflamed that ho wont to a Chicago specialist, who gives it as his opinion that the eye cannot be saved. On Wednesday last "Coon" Pauley was (57 years of age, and his friends at Morgan & Baker's implement store, west 6U1 street, in commemoration of tho event, presented him with a suit of clothes. Pauley was almost too full for utterance, but did the Ijest he could in the way of returning thanks. Tho presentation speech was made by John D. Morgan, whose modesty in public 1b. b-ctr well eSTiil?15,.b.xl.
Dr. P. C. HoUrAND has moved
his residence from South College
Avenue to the Major Perry prop
erty, corner of Walnut and 7th
streets. St.
Wanted. Black Walnut Logs and Timber. Highest cash prices paid for same. Address Lesh, Sanders & Egbert Co., Goshen, Indiana. Yours truly, Lesh, Sandeks & Euwert Co. Mar.29-10w.
Pi;be fruit juices in your soda water is what you want and what you should demand. You can get this only at Benckarts.
Bbnckart makes tho best Ico Cream and Soda Water in the
town. His place of business is
south College avenue.
Old papers 25 for 5 cents. Is that cheap enough? If not make your own price.
Call and inspect the lied
Cross Wheels at Jesse Howe's.
What has become of Senator Mason, of Senator Morgan, and a number of hot-headed people who were going to discharge McKinley if he didn't hurry and attack tho Spaniards before we had cither army or navy 1 There was room for these hot-heads to enlist and thus practically show their patriotism. But theydidn't do it. Down at Trinity Springs they get rid of fleas tbusly: They plaeo a small piece of raw meat in tho center of a pieeo of fly paper, and lay it on the floor. The meat will attract tho Heas and the paper holds them, Lieut. Kobort H. Campbell arrived homo Sunday a week from Camp Alger, having boon granted a ten days' furlough. Ho was called homo by tho serious illness of his father. Mrs. Campbell and daughter, who huvo been spending several weeks at Camp Alger, accompanied him on his return.
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rrtUMUI-Ui UKI ' . of repairing piko roads at 100 a mile, which is as low as exper- : p ience in ibis county will pormd, ;Lj tho annual tax for this purpose i .j ,.,:n 1 - - v '. 1 ' i valuatiori. Silencer Journal. ' iL:
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bloomington mentis, tie is n.nj.Tn
acrobat itnd has never entirely recovered r'roui mi accident which befell him while performing on the stage at Bedford early this
spring.
Mrs:. Sarah A. Sexton, wife of Fred, Sexton, died Sunday night a week at her home in Salt Creek township, of stomach trouble, after a serious illness of several months. Mrs. Sexton was 65 years of age.
Albert Funk and Miss Ella Davis west 10th street, were married Monday a week by Eh cr WiHinm.. Mr.. Funk is oraployed with -'John Rogers, tho pike contractor, and has been making his home with the family of Dmiiel Fonder.
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This firm will also put in automatic appliances for gas lighting so that all you will have to do is to push the button, and that does away with matches. They guarantee all work. THE HENLEY Gas and Plumbing G.O. No. 107 S. College Ave. 'IMiono S.il. b. P. MOOD, Genera! Manager.
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Rol ert Darlington of Giaffensbura, Ky., is iu the city and
will probably locate permanent . y. I Mr. Darlington lived here about:
p. year sii.ro. The town up rapidly again.
is filling:
Vm. T. Breedun spent a fow days aiWest Baden, last week. Tin National Hotel is now run on tie Europoan plan. IrvinSewad is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Leas, at Paris, Ills. Thos. Vilson and family of G1. lienburg, Ivy., have come to Bloomington o reside. Prof. Sue man Davis is doing institute work in the norlheri:. portion of tie State.
Henry Axtdl and mother, Mrs, A. J. Axtell.left last week for tiallatin, Tcnn., to visit Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Wilis.
The Indianapolis Sentinel accuses Julian Went worth with
being dead. As that gentleman i
is superintendent, of the World printing oliiee, he declares he is not dead1. The way he tir ns oirt line iob work for the establish
ment indicates that be is tho live men of the town.
one of
... Hi.-jf.rv I Jl; lv property in University Park for 500 to S. E. Carnikiiael, t.ud will mo"o to Bedford. This is the first person we ever read of who m:ved to Bedford from Bloomington.
Another gravel tiain has boon put on the Monon, nuking three in till. 90 cars daily vill be unloaded on the southern end. Dr. Hon of this city has been elec:ed secretary of the District
Me-kal society for tho year.
Misses LiHk
James Bennett and family and his son-in-law, Thos. Watts, who recently moved here from Shelby county, Ky., have rented the Soars property, comer of i-th and Lincoln streets, and will take possession next week. Mr. Danforth, who succeeds Prof. Babinc as librarian of Ind. University, has been in the city looking; for a residence. Residences of a desirable character are -not easily rented. People build them all the time 'i..ro, but not as a rule for rent.
ana Jessie lien- " it..
ivy fVf7.-.S '.:
Orchard, Spring-, Ivy., m August Vn
to menu me national reuuion oi uheir
tho Gentry family.
John Duval! has purchased u lot of Joseph Heckman on south Euclid avenue for 125. Master James Sluss, of Terro Haute, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sluss, west th street. W. M. Andrews is here from Mississippi on a few weeks' visit. Mr. Andrews is a civil engineer on the government works and left Bloomington eight years ago. Mrs. Harry Turner is visiting the family of Charles Hoopor, in Now Albany. Mi. and Mrs. James Sears are arranging to move here from Bedford to make their future home. Miss Clara Kemp has returned to Salem after a pleasant visit with Mrs. W. P. Bollenbachor and Mrs. Ileury Splitgerber. -The . A. Kico properly on east Kirkwood avenue has been
coming i rented bv G. L. D.mforth, tho
new Indiana University librarian.
and
Daily World of Friday. 1 Yesterday afternoon the city of Bloomington boufht the waterworks which are n.iw in operation. The price paid was 819,000, and it required a great deal of bidding to clone the sale of the plant. The outside bidders were Mr W L Davis ot Chicago, and Mr D R Niiier of Chicago. These gentlemen, especially Mr Niser kepi the bids going and helped to run the price of the plam; up. Aiaster Commissioner Woolery road the notice of the tale and declared the bids open. The bidding began about 2;15. The first oiIe:r was made by Mr W L Davis of Chicago, who represent-
i I ed the Addison Pips and Steel Co. ; His bid was tfoOOO. The next bid I j was by Mr D R Niver cf Chicago,
I woo is ine treasurer oi a security
Til;! nrm in mat city, lie immediately
raised the bid to 85500. Mr J D Showers for the city of Bloomington bid $6000, and thereafter the bids stood: Nizer, 16500; Showers, 37000 7500 8000 8100 8200 8300 8400 8500 8600 8700 8700 9600 9500 10100 10000 At this s tage of the proceedings Hon J II Louden made a bid of
811100. Mr Niser then raieed it to
$11200. The rest of the bidding was entirely between Showers and Nizer and was as follows: JSizer, (511600; Showers, 311500
Mariraret liiee
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y. , to spend a month. On
way thoy will make a short
visit at OrJeaus, their old homo.
Bert. Gregory, son of Mrs. Theresa Gregory, and a member of tho signal corps, is now at Jacksonville, Florida, with a prospect of beiug ordered to Porto llico.
Mrs. Dixon is at Bay View, Mich.
Judge David Taylor, vife and son Charley, of Terro Haute, and Misses Mary Harbinsou and May Sutherland spent nn enjoyable day at the home of Samuel Wylic, near Ellettsville, Wednesday. It is Red. The Monon sta tion is .icing painted a dark red. This is a good idea as every rail road system ought to havw its distinctive color for stations and rolling stock a sort of a trademark, is 'twere.
Mrs. L. A. Woodward has)
reluned from Khinelnnder, Wiscoiiin, when, she has been spending the summer. C. F. Bieknell and family of Verre Haute wore tho guests last week of E. E. SI iss. Mrs. Bic.nell and children will remain for some time. Two car-loads of furniture haw been purchased from Showers Bros, by the Waieuion company of Pine Bluff, Ark. Miss Emuia Davis of tho Adams Bros, dry goods store has boon tho guest of Miss Eva Hail, at Stanford, during tho past week. - Mrs. Clias. Booth has been at Indianapolis during the past week. Mrs. Susan Bennett of Shelby county, Ky., is visiting the family of James Bright and will locate permanently iu Bloomington. Mrs. Walter Woodburn and two children have gone to Noblosvillo to visit Mrs. J. C. Craig. Everett Foster and .vife of Worthington were ths guests of
C. F. Reed and wife, north nut street, last week.
Wal-
Prof. Rhelts of the law department of I, IT., is verv ill with typhoid fever. Dr. Wrilso:i of Salem was called to his bedside. Bloomfield Democrat: Profs. W. T. Brown and E. R. Mason will remain as superintendent r.nd
principal of our schools agaiu this coming year. A largo number of persons will attend the Republican State convention at Indianapolis this week. Enoch Fuller is taking a two weeks' outing at Indian Springs. Ed. Wholsell has rcturnod from a ten days' visit at Paoli, West Bitden and French Lick. Mrs. Gilbert K. Perry of Perry Place, north College avenue, is spending a few weeks at Denkewalter Springs sanitarium, in Owen county. The Monon is announcing ledf rates for the Red Men's pow wow here tho 17th and 18th. The pow-wow committee is contemplating running free ex cursions to the stone quairier, on the morning of tho last day of tho pow-wow.
121C0 12000 12800 , 12500 13000 12700 11100 12900 J3100 liwnn, 161C0 " 15000 17100 1600O 18100 17000 18600 19000
A stock company made up of some of tbe best citizens of the city backed tin city in the purchase. Each ol: tbe gentlemen took three shares at fifty dollars each. The names of l.bose who will be stockholders in the new company are: Messrs James Karsell, Walter Collins W T Hicks, P K Boskirk, Walter Bradfcte, Nat U Hill, H F Perry, John Waldron, W H Adams, B F Adams jr, Henry Henley, J D Showers, W N Showers, W A Gabe, W W Wicks, W J Allen, W A Fulwider, W B Hughes, Doug Field and Fied Matthews.
.Tamos Trabuo, of Louisville, Ky. , enc week ago flagged a Monon passenger train near this city, because af obstructions on the track. The conductor placed him under arrest, on the theory that he blockaded the track In order to posa as a hero jn saving the train, but after a detention of twenty-four hours, he was released. Trabuo now sues for $10,000 damages for false imprisonment. He belongs to a well known family in Louisville, although he wa3 tramping to Chicago at tie time of his exploit.
Sanitary Policeman Hight is doing some good work in various parts of :the city. Miss Grace Burgoon has gone to Indianapolis to visit her sister Miss Sadie Burgoon. Darwin Woodall has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Margaret Coffey. Miss Flora Traylor of Jasper, Ind., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Grimes.
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Choice of Knee Pants Ages from 3 to 16
Chairs for the Ladies.
K A H f ' Q GULAR VALUES $3. r I 1 1 M O Store Onen at 9 A. iff Mnnri
Of the 2d district was held at Indian Springs, and Judge W". B. Gardiner, of Washington, nominate.:. The place of meeting was the veranda on the north side of the hotel. The convention was callod to order by Hon. J. E. Honlay, chairman of the district, who made one of his happj speeches. W. E. Kenney, of Wort hington, was chosen permanent chairman. The resolutions and rules being adopted, thd counties of tho district were called for nominations. Mr. Huff, of Daviess, presented Hon. W. R. Gardiner. C-tpt. Riley, of Vinconnes, nominated Hon. D. L. Bonner, of Vincertnes. A delegate from Lawrence county an. nouueed the name of Hon. A. M. Hardy. The nomination of Mr. Bonner was seconded by Enoch Fuller of Bloomington. Judge Gardiner received 56 votes. Capt. Riley, on behalf of Mr. Bonner, moved to make the nomination of Mr. Gardiner unanimous, which motion was received with tho greatest enthusiasm. Mr. Bonner, in a short speech, thanked the convention, and said that if all the Republicans of tho 2d d strict would work as hard for the success of W. R, Gardiner tic he, there could scarcely bo a doubt about the election. He closed by saying, "I liave tho pleasure of presenting to you tho Hon. W. R. Gardiner, your candidate for congress, my candidate for congress." Judge Gardiner then made an eloquent speech, which was received with marked enthusiasm. He closed by intro-.
ducing Hon. J. Frank Hanley, of
Lafayette, a candidate for U. S. senauor. There were speeches by gent lemon from various parts of the district until almost the hour for the train to arrive. Judge Gardiner is a well known Republican, a leading attorney and has represented Daviess county in the legislature. He stands ligliit--patty.councils, Is a tine campaigner ar.atBero win no ,. stronger candidate for congress by any party in Indiana this year Frank Bishop, the well known carpenter, has been in failing health for some time, and after becoming much better had a relapse last week. Ho is now at Martinsville.
Dr. VanNuys died at Charlottesville, Va-, oa Monday, August 1st. Ho was for twenty years a professor in Indiana University, and was ;i son-in-law of Gen. Hunter.
Maxwell hail, the frame building ou the south part oi tho campus, is to lie improved by an add: tion to be used as a seminary room by tho department of En-glisii.
Mem tiers oif the Christian Endeavor society of the Reformed Presbyterian church, enjoi" Tuesday .."" beautiful 'grove of S. S. Smith, south of town. They took baskets well filled and tho dinner and supper were pleasant features of tho day. This denomination includes the boat and most reliable people in Monroe county, as our readers will all agree.
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Harry Rott of this place and! Mis Buolah Harris of Ellettsvills were married at the latter place, at the home of tho bride, on Wednesday evening last, Rev. II. A. Anderson officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Rott will be "at home'on east 3d street, in tho bouse recently vacated by Mrs. Thayer. Mrs. Rott is an accomplished anl popular young lady, and Mr. Rot t has been aa employe of tho Boo Hive for several yoars.. Those who attended tho wedding from this city were Mrs. A. H. Roi t, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rott, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. May, Mr. and Mrs. II. Q. Harris, Miss Rose Ward and Messrs. Fra&k Allen, Otto Rott, Arthur Shelper and James Kelly. Mitchell Commercial: A. promiuout University professor wrote Supt. Stippto learn what his work was to bo at tiio coming Lawrence county institute. Jiupt. Stipp could not: uuderxtaud what the Bloomington man was driving at and inquiry developed tho fact that Supt . King, late of Mouroe couuty, had represented that a position had been secured hint
over hero in Lawrence county as institute instructor. Tho professor supposed King's statements were true until Supt. Stipp wrote bin:. Dr. A. C Farr, the now county superintendent, has token charge of his iihee. lie lilod his. l,t.oo bond signed by A. T. Masey, Howard Fur, Thomas Robinson and Pete:- Thrasher.
Store Open at 9 A. M, Monday, Ay. 1st
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kamatk'.- Tl.e ISiii iotial Dra-
jma:ie Association proposes to
prcdtiee a play in Blooiuingtou,
luii.tna, in tint near future. ' La-
lie, and "I'litlemen tlesiring to
vA. . !.;.: : i the production ti r. !. i ui address C. Clay i I:! ' , .-, , . retary National Drai i -.: .! .-(. iatiou, Colunibusv C5'