Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 August 1892 — Page 1
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The Lafayette fair begins next Monday. Supt. Zuck is holding a teachers' examination at the Mills building today.
The fall session of tho township schools of thiB county, begins on Monday, Sept. 19t.h.
Timothy Collins was fined $1 in the Mayor's court Thursday morning for provoking W. O. Smith.
Max Tannenbaum and wife leave for Turkey Run to-night where they will go into camp with a party of friends.
The tenth annual reunion of the Seventh Indiana Cavalry will bo held at Valpariazo on the 7tli and 8th of September.
Miss Mabel Coddington of the Indiana Normal College, Covington, who won the gold medal in this city, won the grand gold medal at Hoopston, 111., last week.
At the Old School Baptist Association held at Golf's Grove near Elmdale this week Elder Darnell was elected Moderator and E. F. Goff, Secretary. It was decided to hold the meeting next year at Big Shawnee.
The Crawfordsville fair holds from September, 5 to 9. This fair iB always good. ItB special attraction this year is the fast driving of Lola and Wanetah Grimes, the champion lady drivers of the world.—Rockville Republican.
Mrs. Malichi Scott disturbed the serenity of the north end Wednesday night by dragging her drunken husband through the streets by the hair. Malichi's screams and his wife'B curses brought the police down on them and Mrs. Malichi was run in. She was released the following morning and it is said the reunion between husband and wife was very effecting.
Death of William Robertson. Wm. Robertson died at his home on west Main street yesterday morning the the result of a stroke of paralysis. The deceased was born in Cooper Augus, Scotland, in 1821. He came to this city in 1851 and learned the trade of Cauin&t maker. In 1868 Wm. Rnhflrt, son uo. oegan making fcomns at which business he continued until the time of his deat. He was married twice, his last wife beingMiss Susan Ramey who preceeded him over the dark river juBt six months to the day. Mr. Robertson leaves an adopted daughter, Mrs. Morelaud Binford, of this city. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence, Rev. E. B. Thompson officiating.
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Brookshire to-night. Ed. Reynolds was in Chicago on Monday.
S. M. Coffman spent Sunday at 1ho Shades.
Hear Hon. E. V. Brookshire at tho court house to-night.
Remember Tuesday will be children's dry at the county fair. Montgomery bounty's big fair begins one week from next Monday.
Rev. J. p. Fuson writes from Colorado that he iB rapidly regaining his health.
W. W. Ewing has accepted a position book keeper for Henry Alfrey atTerre Haute.
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The Tippecanoe Baptist Association will meet at Waynetown on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
1' rank L. Snyder was in from Joplin, Mo., this week, called here by the illnesB of his wife.
The Rice & Barton specialty company will occupy the boards at Music Hall on Sopt. 19.
A Darty from Indianapolis occupied tho Cliff Dweller's cottage at the Pine Hills this \Veek.
Hon. E. H. Nebekor and wife, of Washington, D. C., were guests of F. M. Dice this week.
Jane Stout has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Cheloy Graves, deceased.
R«v. T. B. Luster is lying critically ill with consumption at tho home of his father near Whitesville.
Taylor Bufflngton was fined 89.25 ii* the Mayor's court Monday morning for assaulting George Albright.
Miss Jessie Joslin, formerly of this city, was married to Mr. Oris Overstreet at Clyde, 0., Tuesday night.
Palmer Graham is home on a visit. Ho is now engaged in traveling for a grocery house at Evansville.
George Myers and George Brown have returned to Palatka, Ark., where they are working for Henry Alfrey.
ColumbuB Beck, the old reliable, contributed the usual amount for plain drunk to Mayor Bandel Monday morning.
A new iron bridge is soon to be constructed over Rattle Snake Creek on the Greencastle road nenr
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Leslie Davis' comedy company, supporting the peerless Lindens in repertoire, is booked at Music Hall on Sept. 8 and 9.
The Old School Baptist Association held fourth at Goff's grove, near Elmdale last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The nine-weeks-oid child of Frank Chesterson, living six miles south of the city, died Saturday. The remains were intered at Oak Hill Monday.
The Mt. Zion Sunday school will hold a picnic to-morrow in the grovo adjoining tho church. Ice cream and refreshments for sale.'.:Everybody invited.
The funeral of the late Albert Grcist occurred from the family residence on West Main street last Tuesday afternoon, Rev. G. W. Sweitzer ofliciating.
The Monon will run an excursion train tomorrow morning from this placo to the Battle Ground camp meeting. Fare forjj the round trip, seventy-five cents." ,r
The two-yoar-old son of Frank Plunkott, living near the Junction, died Saturday night from the effects of falling into a tub of hot water. The interment occurred Monday at Mt. Tabor. "Elbert^Ham, the Alamo yo UU^ LllR.ll who is charged with the theft of a revolver, wasj released from custody last Saturday on a £200 bail. Jefferson and Joseph Etter are his bondsmen.
The annual reunion of the Benefiel family will be held this year in October upon tho farm of John L. Davis. Persons will be in attendance from several States, and from all the counties in the State.
The committee appointed to secure that £30,000 for Wabash coiiege, is meeting with fair success. Up to date they have pledged to them a little more than 810,000, of which amount 85,000 is given by a friend of the institutipn living in Indianapolis.
The union sacred 6ong service given at Clore's grove last Sunday, was largely attended. The exercises were highly interesting and the occasion such happy one that the services will be peated in some other part of the county at no distant day.
Manager Townsley is making a vigorous effort to break up the practice of boys "beating" their way into Music Hall by means of ladders, windows, and otherwise. Last Saturday night Poter Flynn and Willard Weadows were captured just as they landed from the second story window into tho corridor. They were fined 810.35 each and are now rendering faithful service on the stone pile. .1
While working on the dump train at Darlington last Tuesday Will Marshall fell from the train and tho wheel passed over his foot.
The old Baptist church which waB located on south Washington street iB to bo fitted up for a dwelling by its ow^k er, Horace King.
A. W. Stout went down to Ten® Hauto Thursday to join his wife who has been visiting relatives and attending the fair in that city.
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timate for tho substructures of the bridge over Rattle Snake creok and the specifications are now on file at tho Auditor's office.'
Ferdinan Tannenbaum, the two-year old son of Sol Tannenbaum, dislocated his left arm Saturday night by falling from a porch. Dr. Taylor set tho wounded member
The Midland railroad this week purchased two new engines and thirty now engines and thirty now freight cars. Things are looking brighter for tho road now than at any time during the past two years.
House moving seems to be quite an active occupation this month, a half dozen or more having been moved within the past two weeks. Ono house, a light one-story, was taken from north Washington streot to the Junction on Wednesday.
James Collins is exhibiting a very good species of silver ore which he found along Sugar Creek last week. Mr. Collins is satisfied that there is both silver and gold in this county, which could be found in paying quantities if the search was properly prosecuted.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hawthorne, of Shawnee Mound, on last Friday, a dear little girl babe—weight 10^ pounds. Grandfather David Meharry is tickled over it as though it was his own, and is accused of meditating a flying jump over the flag polo on top of the Mound. They have named it Elma Florence.—Lafayette Call.
The absence of the comma in sentences, and the style in which many of them are put together often make them sound ridiculous and subject the writer to many left handed compliments. Here are a few specimens of tho kind spoken of taken from a Chicago paper:
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Arch Martin attended the Frankfort fair this week. The Tippecanoe county fair opens on Tuesday. A number will attend from this county.
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The old settlers' meeting at Meharry's grove, near Wingate, had the usual large attendence on Thursday.
Supt. Zuck will hold an examination for the teachers' reading circle at his office on Monday, Sopt. 12.
The large new safe for the First National bank arrived this |week and was placedin ^position. It weighs 16,860 pounds.
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Jake Joel is in Buffalo. Fred Somerville and wife havo remov» od to Chicago.
The Lebanon court house was badly, injured by fire last Sunday. Albert Muhleisen accompanied tho K. of P. excursionists to Kansas City.
Turn out and hear tho domocratiq speaking at the court house to-night. The Sunday school scholars of the Christian church picniced at tho Ben Hur park Thursday.
Miss Nora Mohan has gone to Abilene, Kan,, to act as trimmer in ono of the leading stores there.
E. P. Hal loth, whose home is near tho Pine Hills, has been released from the Btate insane asylum on a furlough.
Gen. M. D. Manson and Hon. M. D. White delivered addresses at the old settler's meeting at Darlington Thursday.
Cooney Scott was arrested this week for shooting a horse belonging to Bige payless. HiB trial will take placo next Monday,
Warren Rycraft, of Tippecanoe county, interfered in a dog fight and a part 1
Goo. W. Whittington, of New Market, has invented a new knotter for twiDO binders w.li'ch, it is said, will fill a lot*g folt want with farmers.
A blase in the barn of Jim Stewart on Binand street, called out tho fire de partment Monday night, but their services were not'needed as tho llamoB were extinguished by tho bucket brigade.
The city council refused to allow tho claim of Mr. MeCIure for 875 on account of his horse stepping on a stone on Walnut Bu-oot and breaking his leg. Mr. McOluro will now bring suit against tho city.
There is a general scarcity of small fruits this season for canning purposes, or for monjfucL're into jam, jolly and preserves. The blackberry crop amounted to very little, pairs scarce and peaches in most localities will not bo as plentiful as last year. Tho grape crop
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year, and this delicious fruit promises an nmenso yield. Those who have returned from Denver say the amusing feature, of tho journey was the trip to the top of Pike's Peak. The railroad company notified thum that reduced rates would be given to Knights Templars and their friends, which reduced rate was 83.75 for carrying thom nine miles, most as "touch as they paid for tho trip from Indianapolis to Denver, ono way. The regular rate for tho nine miles is 85.
Tho democrats of Putnam county will hold a grand rally at Greencastlo on Saturday, Sept. 10. The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Adlai E, Stevenson, democratic candidate for Vice President, an 1 Hon. D. W. Voorliees. Special rates have been
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