Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 September 1891 — Page 1
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It is said the Grand Jury is attempting to make cases against those persons who indulged in the pleasant pastime of hat-pools at the late fair.
One hundred and fifty survivors of the Tenth Indiana Regiment of Volunters are at present holding a very successful re-union in this city. A big camp fire was held in the Y. M. C. A. armory last night.
Elmer Marsh has severed his connection with Crabbs Reynolds and will associate himself with Amizon Ward in the. feed business. The new firm have leased a room in the Harter block and will open for business the tirst of next week.
Sheriff Bible and Deputy Joe Henry attended the semi-annual communion service and feet-washing of the Dunkard's at their church near Ladoga Thursday night. These gentlemen speak in glowing terms of their reception and pronounce the services as veryimpressive.
A. F. Ramsey and J. H. Dilkes are in Sheridan locating the seven gas wells which are. to furnish gas for this city. A large shipment, of pipes is expected to arrive to-day. A large number of men are in the city awaiting to begin work which will begin early next week. Everything is moving along lovely.
Rev. G. L. Mcintosh in Indianapolis. Rev. George Lewis Mcintosh, now at Willi mac, Ind.. has accepted a call to the Fourth Presbyterian church and is expected to begin his pastorate here on the :17th. Mr. Macintosh is well known in Indianapolis, particulars- among college men. He graduated' at -Wabash College in 1SSJ. representing Wabash that year in the intercollegate oratorical contest here, and subsequently as the representative of Indiana in the interstate contest in oratory, winning second place. I |c is a native of Novia Scotia, rather striking in appearance, being six feet four in height. Me is said to be a man of decided literary tastes, a forcible speaker and an original thinker. There are probably a hundred Wabash alumni here who will be glad to know that Mr. Mackintosh is to become a citizen of Indianapolis.—Indianapolis News.
Rev. MeIntosh was for more than a year connected with the Rf.vikw in the capacity of editorial writer, many of our readers stili remember his able productions. lie is at horough dcmocrat[as well as one of the brightest men in his profession. Indianapolis should feel proud of her new acquisition.
Shot a Horse Thief.
I liere is great excitement in NcwRoss. Last Thursday evening a stranger •lighted from a Midland train there. A horse and cart belonging to William Evans was standing hitched on the street and this the stranger immediately appropriated and drove? rapidly toward Indianapolis. An alarm was raised and pursuit given. When near Jamestown the culprit was overtaken. Me persistently refused to give up his stolen property and was only forced to do so by .i shot from Mr. Evans' revolver. The ball struck the robber on tinhead and glanced otl. thereby stunning him. After regaining consciousness he give the name of J. R. Rhineham. but acted in such a strange manner his captors were convinced he was crazy and lie was allowed to depart at his will.
Return of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey. John Dewev and his fourteen-year-old bride arrived from Danville yesterday evenirg where they were quietly married yesterday morning, the mother of the bride being present and superintending the nuptials. It appears that when John anil Lorena left here thev drove to New Market from which place they took thctrain forDarlington. Mereis where Mrs. Ferguson found them as happy as larks and having a gay old tiiik'. She quickly hustled them oil" to Danville and had thein hitched up. It is to be hoped John and his wife will cause the folks no more trouble.
State Fair Excursion.
The Big Four Route will sell exclusion tickets to I miianapolis at one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be good going Sept. 'JO. 21. 22. 2I{. 2-1. 2.r. and 'JO. Good returning to and including Sept. 2S. On Wednesday,2.'i. Thursday 2J and Friday 2T. a special train will "be run leaving Crawlordsville at TiHO a. ni.. returning leave Indianapolis at 0 o'clock p. m.
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John Carroll lias returned to Chattanooga. Tenn. The Elston hank is being furnished with a new tile Hour.
Hon. E. V. Brookshire attended the Covington fair Thursday. Narcissa Evans was this week granted a divorce from .Jonas W. Evans.
Cien. Manson is suffering from the effects of a slight paralytic stroke. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham entertained the Kingfishers Wednesday night.
A couple of Black Hill fairies were fined in the Mayor's court. Thursday morning.
Ed. Corey succeeded in finishing a heary weight pugilist in two rounds at Marion last Monday night.
Marriage licenses have been granted to George Spencer and Lulu Rogers Jacob M. Wilhite and Elizabeth Bratton.
Jeremiah Mote and wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in grand style at their home west of Darlington last Wednesday.
Veedersburg is to have a daily paper. Harry Snyder haf returned to Joplin. Mo.
The pettit jury is called for next Monday.
Mrs. L. F. Hornaday visited friends in Indianapolis this week.
Miss Lizzie Myers is visiting Will Ramey and wire in Chicago.
Miss Fannie Watson has entered the State University at Bloomington.
Dr. Moore and Wm. Crawford, Midroad officials, were in the city Monday Mrs. Clara Ship]) has made application for a divorce from James T. Shipp.
The Odd Fellows of the county will hold a big picnic at the fair grounds on Oct. 1.
The tirst payment on the People's Natural Gas Company will be due the first of next week.
Bill Ridley was lined in the Mayor's court Monday for desecrating the Sunday by drunkenness.
I Miss Rosa Love, of Ladoga, after \i I pleasant visit with friends in this city returned home Monday.
Most of the schools of the county will be dismissed on next Monday on account of the Barnum show.
Twelve members of the Remley family of this county went to Camden Wednesday to attend a family reunion.
Prof. W. V. Brown, of DePauw University is prominently mentioned as Prof. Norris' successor in Wabash.
Out of the four applicants for teachers' license at the special examination last Saturday three of thein failed.
Ed. Voris arrived home Thursday night from his voyage across the water. Mr. Williams will follow in a few days.
Joe Fossee this week purchased his partner's, George Neilest. interest in the Main street barber shop and will continue alone.
The Indianapolis News says Ed Corey was arrested and fined in Peru last Saturday for striking a lady. Ed must be. going wrong.
Plumbers are getting as thick as "coons" at a cake walk in the hopes of making a stake during work on the natural gas pipes.
Judge Snyder has appointed Joshua McKinscv and Henry Wasson city commissioners to sueeeedWarren Ashley and K.C.Smith, resigned.
The grand jury has been in session this week and has been quite busy. There are quite a number of surprises in store for persons who have committed petty offenses.
The Yaildvlia south bound bassenger train was wrecked just south of Logansport Wednesday morning. The engine was totally demolished, but fortunately no lives were lost.
.McLean and Presentt gave a tine rendition of •'Cleopatra" at Music Mali Tuesday night to a small and chilly audience. The company was one of the strongest that ever visited the city.
The Christian church wtll be remodeled on the interior next week. The upstairs choir loft will bi- taken out and a sliding platform constructed over the baptismal capable of holding a large chorus choir.
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Prof. Campbell, of Wabash College, was in the city yesterday to consult with President Eddy upon the subject of professor of mathematics for Wabash. Dr. Eddy was asked to make a recommendation. Torre Haute Express.
Burglars entered Carlson's 10 cent store Sunday night and succeeded in getting away with three gold rings and some small change. On the same night tin tried to effect an entrance to the residence of llenry Connard but were frightened away.
Ihe burglars have so far been eonsid crate enough not to steal thccourt house. Some persons h:-.-e been cruel enough to insinuate that it was not out of consideration for the feelings of the people at large but they disliked to disturb the slumbering policemen.
A cranky minister in Indianapolis named Jencks is preaching a series of sermons which are to the effect that the millennial will come in ten years hence and warns all persons to put themselves in the line of believers if they would avoid becoming ashes under the feet of the righteous.
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The famous degree staff of Triumph lodge. Daugfiteas of Rebekah. of LaFav ctt.e. were in the city Monday night administering the inifation degree on several candidates. They were given a royal reception by the lodge in this city. It is said the Triumph stall' is the linest working'Jcaiii in the slate.
A horse attached to a buckboard be longing to Will McCoy and containing a young son of Mr. McCoy, became frightened on west Pike street Monday mo,ning and ran away. The animal brought up in front of Smith's blacksmith shop by fall and overturning the vehicle, threw the little fellow out but fortunately not seriously injuring him.
John Breaks has concluded to remove his stock of drugs to Waynctown "it Oct. 1st and begin business in that place.
Some eighty friends of Mrs. Jasper Fonts assembled at her home east of the city last Sunday and assisted her in celebrating her Kith birthday.
Genera] Lew Wallace is being prominently mentioned in connection with the position of Secretary of War made vacant bv Secretary Proctor's resignation.
Tom Waldron. of Lebanon, one of the finest cornet players that ever visited the city, is perfecting arrangements by which he may enter cnilcge and lead tInnew band here.
.file partnership heretofore existing between the law linn of Coppagc AWhile has been dissolved by consent. Each of the gentlemen will In^n al'leido business on his own hook.
Next Tuesday evening L. W. Otto will begin a series of readings on the history of the origin of the Red Men, at, their lodge room in the Ornbaun bloc!-:. .The readings give promise of being both interesting and instructive.
The Second Semi-annual Sunday School Convention of the Northern Union township circuit, vviil be held at Mound Zinn church, wesf of the city on Saturday, September20. A big basket dinner will be served. Everybody i:vited.
1* rank Lee, son of the late lion. John Lee. has purchased the NorthwestPacific Farmer, the oflicial farmer's organ of Oregon, wit headquarters at Portland. Frank has thrived ever since he went (o the northwest and now owns one of the linest, and best stocked caltle ranches in that countrv.
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J. A. Gilbert and wifewere in Chicago this week. Ed Van Camp spent the week at Put-in-Bay and Toledo.
A nice little girl baby brightened the home of J. A. Joel Monday morning.
The gate receipts of the late fair were 8200 larger than those of any previous year.
J. W. Cumberland has returned t" Joplin, Mo., to resume opperations in his lead mine.
Frank Reed and wife will locate in Columbus, Ind.. for which place they will leave next Tuesday.
Dr. Flint, the world-renowned mesmerist, will hold the boards at Music Hall every night next week.
Miss Dell Parnell. who has been the guest of Mrs. (J. W. Switzer, returned to her home in Newtown Monday.
Rev. G. W. Brown attended a meeting of the State Board of Missions of the Christian church at Indianapolis this week.
The Secret of Fine Pastry,
Is wholly in using Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. The only pure Cream Tarter Powder sold on the market. Other brands contain either ammonia, alum or some other adulterant. Ammonia or alum powders dry out, make the dough too porous, leaving a bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted so much toward perfection in cookery as Price's Cream Making Powder. Its ingredients jare simple and st blended as to exist in exact chemical proportions, so after use there is never any excess of either left in Jthe food.. Hence there can be no impurities whatever left in, the finished food. No bitter taste, no taint of ammonia, but food raised with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder partakes of the natural sweet flavor of the flour and keeps moist and 'fresh for days. This powder possesses qualities peculiar to it alone. No other makes such delicious pastry. No other contains the white of eggs.
K. Ellis has gone to Kansas City.
C. P. Doney and wife have removed to Indianapolis.
Everybody will be here to see Barnum next Monday.
Miss Mary Goltra is visiting relatives in Jacksonville, 111.
Wm.'Kruggquietly celebrated his 101st birthday last. Thursday.
Douglass Griflith lost a tine young colt by death last Monday.
George D. Hurley has been appointed guardian of Mable Kanouse. minor. Quite a number of New Market's citizenswere up before the grand jury Tuea day. v:
Mrs. I-rank Butcher and children have returned Iroui Grand Rapids Mich.
Dr. Hint will give a series ofnies-
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merit: entertainments at Music Hall nextweek. Mrs. ('has. Haas has returned to her home inJ^Russiaville after a short visit with friends here.
Misses Sadie Brittou and Hat tie Harding have entered DePauw University at Grecncastle.
I lie barn of Harley Zigler, two miles northwest of Waynetown, together with contcnls. was totally destroyed by fire earh Tuesday morning. The lire was tile work nl an incendiary. No insurance. r'4§•' -V try
John Dodd, ol Bovvers, was before the Commissioners. Wednesday, and asked for .t'
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from lading thr ugh a bad bridge on tinDarlington ami county line gravel road several -eksa o. '[he Commissioners will iii'.'.-si ^'iife th matter,
The explosion o| a gasoline stove in Johnson's restaurant on South Washington^ e.q, ednesday morning came near causing a conllagiv m. Fortun ately the llames were extinguished without the aid ol the lire department.
Harry II. Francis, editor of the Michigan City Dispatch, di•:! on Tuesday morning ol tins week. He was somewhat prominent in polities, and his paper was one of the ablest democrat it:, publications in Northern Indiana. In physique Mr. I- rancis was of medium liiglil and heavy iiuild. of pleasing features and hearty and jovial in his manners. lie died a batehelor.
A very prominent young society lady of the eit.v. attempting to pawn her iliamonds to obtain money with which to replete her winter's wardrobe, was a scene which came under ihe notice of a kvii.w man this week. The diamonds were a present from a jilted loverand the young lady took this method of converting into cash tin- result or' an honest but misplaced love. Tile world is full of such people.