Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 July 1889 — Page 6
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LOCAL NEWS.
Billy Kritz is up from Waveland.
"Is it hot enough for—" "Rats." Stout Zook Sundayed in Wayuetown. Ike Shevlin spent Sunday in tlie city.
Dave Gerard visited in Bluffton, Monday. Aaron'Blair lias returned to Indianapolis.
Wal Coons was in Frank Tort over Sunday. N. J. Clodfelter went to Chicago, Monday.
Miss May Myers is visiting friends in Lafayette, Ira Cadwallader took in Marion during the week.
Mrs. Lew Wallace visited in Indianapolis tins week. Will Towusley and ValWolf havegono to Marion.
N. J. Clodfelter Sundayed at Lake Maxinkuckee. T. J. Uilden, of New York City, caino iu Monday.
Charley McDaniel gave Mace a business visit, Monday. Miss Madge Colo returned from Chicago on Monday.
Miss Nellie Bearss, of Peru, is visiting ..Miss Belle sidener. Pi. Bailey left, Monday, for an extended trfp through the gas belt.
Joe Fisher and family were guests of Frankfort friends, Sunday. Mrs. Jolm Robinson leaves Monday for the Shades of Heath to be gone several weeks.
Wild reports were iu circulation on Monday morning as to the outcome of the Sullivau-Kil-rain coullict.
A marriage in high life is reported to be in the miliums of two well known society people. So wags the world.
Cue would think from the number of bums seen daily on our streets that this city had become a tegular nest of anarchy.
A preacher in Indianapolis said last Sunday that base ball is good for the moral health. How about prize fights, Mr. Deacon?
Colored (ieorge Brown says he has left his wife. We congratulate his wife, but the question now is, how is George to make a living?
Mike Price says the RKVIKW has been asleep and has just wakened up. Mike talks like a mau who has been drunk and is just sobering up-
Ed. Voiis, of this city killed twenty-seven sparrows out of a possible twenty-nine at Lafayette, the 4th. It is said to be a remarkable record.
Mickey Price, the mau who kuowa everything, says it will be Sunday to-morrow. Mickey should be muzzled, he is giving everything away.
Incipient serenaders were ont singing (V) recently. Their music was so sharp it pierced the frame of every mosquito iu the atmosphere, come arouud again.
Abe Bischoff.—"Well they've got the man that laid out Crouin." Excited group.—"Who is it." "The undertaker" said Alie as he rust!ad down the avenue amidst a shower of brickbats.
Oscar Buckhart, a young man of Whitestown attempted to jump on a moving train at Lebanon, Thursday. He fell under the wheels and eleven cars passed over him. He died in a few minutes.
The letter written to one of the city papers last week describing the Old Point Comfort excursion, written by Miss Maime Spillmau, is oue of the best tilings of its kind we have seen for a longtime.
Varren, l'a. gg theni.
Mr. John Darter, on his farm on the Yountsviile turnpike, lias 21 acres in potatoes. The area planted in potatoes is every year becoming extended, many considering that it pays better than com
The Terre Haute papers say that Dorsey is oue of their very best players, having a good batting average, and being their only pitcher from whom the opposing teams have not se^ cured home runs.
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Down with the Salvation Army.' Such loud mouthed brawling on our streets would not be tolerated from anyone else, why from them? There is no more religion in tlieni thau there is iu the delirium tremens.
Charley Ensminger left Monday for an ex tended tour through Europe, taking in all the noted resorts, seeing the elephant, buying pop corn and red lemonade, and doing everything else that well regulated tourists are usually guilty of.
Two brawling chippies, staggering and swearing with a very complete vocabulary, on Water street, Saturday morning, was a sight disgusting iu the extreme. Such characters are a stench in the public nostril and should be suppressed.
Prof. Lake finished another nig walk iu Rockville last week. As the Waveland Independent says "if he would put iu his time sawing five hundred cords of wood iu fire hundred consecutive half days he would be a more useful mau and society would think lots more of him."
Let the people now begin to look forward to 4th of July 18l.t0. Think of what you want and then ask for it. Next year we intend giving a celebration that will curl the people's hair. Boom Crawfordsville, keep your money at home and patronize your own townsmen are three cards sure to wiu every time.
The demand seems to be for a grand band tourainent on Wednesday of fair week. It would be quite an attraction and would be a good starter. While speaking of bands why not employ our home band this time instead of going away for some hoodlum crowd that don't know a bass drum from a horse fiddle.
If (ireeucastle strikes gas or oil in her new well, as is altogether probable, Bhe will give some of her slow going neighbors some valuable points in the art of booming. She is dead ripe for a plunge.—(ireeucastle Times. •Juite a joke—(ireeucastle lias been dead ripe for plunge lo these many years. Take a hath in the sewer my dear corpse, it will do you good.
A plat has been drawn including all the town of Linden for the purpose of incorporating the town. There are 251) inhabitants as Bworu to before Walter I). Jones, a justice of that township. The plat is now open for inspection and an election will soon be held to settle the question. The people there should have an interest in such a move for when they have an incorporated town then they have protection and can control the place iu a manner creditable t0
THiii CRAWFORD^ VILLE WEEKLY REVIEW
Prof. Mil ford visited in Lafayette during the week.
ProL S. 0. l'attison Sundayed with relatives in Mace. Hon. P. S. Kennedy went to Indianapolis Tuesday.
J. H. McCoy wont to Madison, Monday upon business. Capt. Billings, of Waynetown, was here last Saturday.
Have you seen Amos lately? He lias a little bill for you. Miss Emma Eastlack, of Ladoga, is quite ill With lung fever.
Byron Russell paid a business trip to the capital last Saturday. Miss Dora (ireen, of Plaiuiield, is visiting Miss Retta Baruhill. (i. W. Hadley witnessed the Saturday ball game at Iudiauapolis.
Clarence Campbell, after a visit here, lias returned to Williamsport. Misses May Myers and Mary Uilkey aro visiting friends at Owassa, Iowa.
Miss Mayme Gerard entertained a small company of friends, Monday evening. Amos McCalip spent Sunday Suudayiug with his Waynetown uncle(?) Sunday.
The merry chirp of the book agent is again heard iu the laud. Johnny, get your gun! The ladies of the M. E. church at Ladoga gave an oyster supper, last Saturday evening.
Items of interest are very scarce this hot weather, as scarco in fact as hairs on Billy Morgan's head.
John Hines, is the name of the new barber employed by Oscar Chapman. He is from Indianapolis.
Harry Greene is studying medicine in South Ben 1 and writes to friends here that he is doing well aud likes the "profesh."
Misses Anna Kout and Lora Piersou, of Siieiiiyville, who have been visiting Mrs. James Willers, have returued home.
The building occupied by Otto Schlenimer is being improved aud it is now oue of the prettiest business houses in the city.
The band gave a freo open air concert from the balcony of Music Hall, last Saturday evening which drew out large crowds.
The large crowd on the streets last Saturday night made everyone think of old times. The stores were all open. They should be every evening.
Our old friend and former class mate, Bil1 Ridley, was drunk again last week. He beanie so haughty that he didn't even recognize his friends.
The city school trustees have decided to keep the present roll of teachers in the same places for the coining year. Many anxioas fears are thus dispelled.
The barb wire factory has been haviug quite long layoff owing to the dullness of business. In these happy days of protection things should not thusly be.
Already our people are making arrangements to spend the summer at some resort, where some bloke will steal their mouey aud make them miserable.
There are some people who are only allowod to live on account or their self imagined greatness. It is to be regretted that Crawfordsville has a few such people.
The people who took their fences down because not absolutely needed to ward off the cows, are now kicking themselves. After all a fence is a pretty good thing
The Blue Mountain Joe combination made an assignment of about, 20 cents on the dollar iu Rockville. Joe has the people down there sized up for just about their face value.
The recent spurt made by Sam Symmes in grabbing personals for the Journal was something phenomenal. Sam has no wings, but like the bed bug ho gets there just the same.
Mr. Van Buskiik, one of the most popular young society men of Bloomingtou, Iud., passed through the city, iaBt Saturday, ou his way to LaPorte, near which place he will camp out.
The spectacle presented at the 0. I. it W. depot recently by two reporters simultaneously grabbing a pale individual to learn his wheregoings was calculated to mako a horse laugh. 'Tis said the funny man on the Terre Haute Express puts a point on his jokes so as to pen etrate the three-ply craniums of the Terre Hottentots. Some of these so-called jokes are old enough to eat hay.
Of all the greasy aud unsightly attractions(?) that of the Sutton's Uncle Thomas' superlative conglomeration of idiotic eccentricities which gladdened the hearts of Crawfordsvillians, Saturday bears the paiui.
Dr. Charles S. Kirkpat rick, of Pen field, 111., died very suddenly last Wednesday. Dr. Kirkpatrick is a son-in-law of Dr. Wilson, of Ladoga, aud iiaB many old time friends in thiscounty who mourn his death.
Terre Haute is to have Vquarter-mile bicycle course laid out in the ball park. CrawfordsTille wheelmen will then take some sport in wiping off the new track with some of the piring talent of that city, We can do it.
Terre Haute has got to be a smooth place since they struck oil there. People can slide in or out of the town and get married so easily that it is becoming quite a popular resort for runaway couples to execute their freaks in.
Now that the great trial of brutality and incurable idiocy is euded between Sullivan and Kilrain, what in Sam Patch will people talk about? We suppose we will be obliged to return to that time worn topic, "who smqte.W. Patterson?"
Ex-Court-Reporter Fisk will soon move into the Bell property on east Market-st. By the way Mr. Fisk is doing as much to build up the city as any one in it and the little suburb, Fiskville, is a recoinmendatiou to his energy. -tie may well feel proud of It.
Uncle James Ingersol, a Fountain county farmer, saw a buz/.aid Monday that had a bell fastened to its neck. It was in the lead of a large number or buzzards aud lias been heard by several persons in that vicinity this week No one can tell how the bell got around.,,, its. nock.
The crowd at Meharry's grove was not quite as largo as usual this year but the celebiation was just as pleasant aB the many of the past. Hon. E. G. Higate and Rev. W. P. Blakeinan were the speakers. Recitations were delivered by quite a number of young ladies ami excellaut music was furnished by the Newtown cornet band and the ladies quartette. Tho only thing to mar tho pleasure was two fights that occurred in the vicinity of the stand.
occurred
Prof. Lake was iii the city this week. The Rockvlllo light artillery has a band.
Charloy Kritz is teaching a summer school. Tho Business Men's Association is on the boom.
Why not keep the business houses open of nights? Charley Stockbarger was in the city during the week.
Miss Flora Darter lias been visiting friends in Rockville. Charley Cadwallader is over from Danville resting up.
Miss Kleauor Byrnes, of Lafayette, is visiting Miss Nellie Baker. The Woody Bros, held a concert at Waveland last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Jeff McDonald has returned from an extended visit in Oxford. Miss Anna Lee is spending a few weeks iu her old Kentucky home.
Where did that $450 go? Will some good republican brother tell us. Ed Brewer has returned from Waynetown, this time to stay with us.
Waveland had an evening celebration on the 4th which was quite a success. Base ball lost Its prestage this week and prize lights took the entire attention.
Fred Arwood is now mowing hair for the Sherman houBe, Chicago, at fancy pric#s. Tho RKVIKW is opposed to nothing that is to the interest of the people. We only state facts.
The city water works and the city councif do not speak as they pass by. 'Tis sad but true,
The Ladoga Leader says that wonderful petrified turtle has proved to bo a flue quality of granite.
Governor Hovey has pardoned John Holmes, Rockville's colored horse thief, sentenced for 18 months,
N. J. Clodfelter left for Elkhart early in the week to attend an author's convention to be lnld there.
Chas. Owen, of Waynetown, had a hand badly burned while helping in the display of fue works the night of the 4th.
If you want, to boom the city why not advertise? We mean the men who want the earth think it will Hack up so them.
The Waynetown normal, under tho management of such able instructors as Profs. A. N. Higgius aud Leo Murray, will open next Monday. Tliey are assured of a large attendance.
The coon reporter should have a broader field for the display of his genius. He will ask a man where he is going, and then stick his notebook under his victims mouth aud jot down the words as they issue therefrom.
With the kindest thanks to our friend Mich ael Price who says the RKVIKW has just awoke from a twenty years sleep. We now ask hiin to find out where that $450 went to. It is his duty as a commissioner. Let tho guilty oue sutler.
A wind pump that was used in the procession at Lafayette the 4tli was left standing on a street corner. It fell, striking Miss Lizzie Sexton, of this city, in the head, felling her to the sidewalk. She was carried into a store and re uiained unconscious for some time. Luckily the injuries were not serious.
Miss Hattie Towusley, daughter of Ed TowiiBley, was married on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock to Win. E. Tyler, of Indianapolis, at the residence of Charles Tyler, father of the groom, Rev. Mitchell, a Presbyterian pastor of that city, oiliciating. The young couple have the best wishes of all who know them.
Montgomery county owners of traction en gines should acquaint themselves with the new law as passed by the last legislature. It requires a person sent ahead of the engiue when passing along the road to warn drivers of its approach' and also requires the engine to run to the Bide of tho road aud stop until teams pass by.
The RKVIKW don't claim any scoop for find iug the shortage or what you may chose to term it in tho Auditor's ollice. Everyone kept their mouth shut like a clam and a little bird gave us the tip. Now what wo want is for some good republican brother to explain We may bo small potatoes but we cau make it awful hot for some one.
Tommy Mahau died last Thursday morning after Buffering several months with that dread' ed disease, consumption. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church Friday afternoon after which the remains were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery. Tommy had many friondB in this city who inouru his death. When attacked by that fatal disease lie was a young man of fine form and seemingly perfect health
A German family consisting of father, moth er, daughter and son, neither of whom could speak English were put off at the station here last Monday evening. Upon inquiry it was learned that they were just from the "Faderland" and that their real destination was Rock ville, Conn., but haviug fallen into the hands of some shark at Castle Garden were sent ou' here. It cost them $50 to get back as Tar Pittsburg, where they went next day.—Rock' ville Eagle. $$
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There are fears that Bon Butler will go blind.
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Red and black raspberries, very fiue, Huckeries' famous Waynetown strawberries, very fine and cheap at Joe Taylor's.
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