Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 January 1894 — Page 8

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UNION CHAPEL.

Wo are all Horuiits. A. D. Harpel went south Sunday.:

Cooper Gray and Tom Parker did not get to Yountsville church Sunday evening.

Miss Polly Gray, Rose Bard and Benton Harlow visited at Jeremiah Harlow's last Sunday.

There will be a business meeting held at the church Saturday at two o'clock. Everybody invited.

Send in your petition to our society, the Hermits, at?d be with us in friendship and sociability.

D. W. Barnett was not in it Sunday night. Did some one tell him not to go. You must no play off that way D, W.

A very large crowd attended a meeting of the Hermits at Thos. Barnet's Saturday night this shows how deeply interested we are,

As one of our leaders said in the start, I am bounu to puth this society through, yeB, and we firmly believe it, when he will start after two feminine members between 7 and 8 o'clock and it pouring down rain.

YOUNTSVILLE AND i'RUITS.

Andrew Herron shipped a number of hegs last week. James Wilkinson iB talking of moving to Tinkersville.

The report that diphtheria was in the neighbord is a mistake.

Elston Musser has been trading horses. He still has a bridle. Charley Hall says that his dog could catch a fox if he would hustle up.

The party at Frank llerron's Thursday evening was an enjoyable entertainment.

The larger boys of Ividge Farm school amused themselves much playing shiuny until the teacher objacted.

Misses Flossi Jordan, Lizzie Bales, Mary and Zora Hall, spout Sunday with Misses Eva and Alice Hendricks.

Austin Bruner says the streets of Fruits are fine for bicycle riding. He spent Sunday at that kind of amusement.

The Teacher's* Institute held at the academv last Saturday was a decided success and would have been bettor but the full corps of teachers was not present.

Our minister does not seem to be very

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well versed in American literature. In one of his recent sermons he spoke of John U. Whittior as living at present in

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prime of his life. We beg leavo to criticise the gentleman thus far that Whittier died iu ISiili.

SOUTH Wh8T UNION.

Wheat looks iiuo. The sick are getting better, Jackson Ilarvvood is improving slowly. J. W. OrubbB. of Elmdale, visited here this week.

George Conrad has moved to Crawfordsville. Riley Rush, of Missouri, is the guost of hie aged mother.

Tilman Trotter has sold his farm and will move to Darlington. Roland Brandon and family visited Wm. GrubbB' Sunday.

Rev. George Grubbs preached at the Bunker Hill school house Sunday evening.

The revival meeting at the U. B. church has closed with twenty-two additions.,^

O pity the girl who has across father, For of all the plagues, ho is the most bother.

When you have some young company, at you he is vexed And he'll preach along sermon with you for his text.

Now it happened one evening not verylong since A young lady living not far from Bal hinch.

Had a spat with her father on Saturday night, VVhich led him to something he did just for spite.

Hiis youug lady of course, as the 6tory then ran, or a while had kept company with a very young man. ..He filled every date which was nothing but right, So long as he staved only halt of the night.

When Sunday came "round, with the evening came rain A'id about five o'clock the young gentleman came.

The father then tlying to the parlor he goes, And for spite on his face, he will bite ofT his nose.

MOUNT OLIVET.

Corn is about all in the crib, and farmers are taking a needed rest. Our schools are progressing nicely under the tutorship of Messrs. Buck and Foster.

Nat Winninglmm'6 house is almost

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completed, and the family will occupy it immediately. Rev. Worrall is eDgageu in protracted church work at Campbell's Chnpol. A few accessions.

Clover is not. standing the spalls of frosts aud thawing, and a great many tields are almost bare

Mr. and Mrs. Will Hole, of Cherry Grov\ were guests of their sister, Mrs. Rufus Clovenger, lactSur.duy

Thbre will bean oyster supper at the West Union school house next Friday night, proceeds to furnish free books for the 6chooi. vf

There was no preaching at the Meth odist church laBt Sunday on account of the pastor holding protracted meeting at Roberts' Chapel.

The literary society at the Willis school house will meet next Friday night week, and the question for debate will be: "Resolved, that the Bible is not the inspired word of God." Affirmative, Messry. P. S. Buck and Foster negative, Mr. Vanscoyoc and Frank Hole.

George Conrad, after the misfortune of being burned out and having every thing destroyed, even wearing apparel, and leaving him and his family destitute, will not build again until spring. In tho meantime the neighbors are assisting in almost every way. This is a misfortune that touches the sympathy of the people and most willingly are they responding.

LINDEN.

W. D. Jones, esq,, is painting the new houso he bought. Beckel Smith will occupy the Tom West property when West vacates.

The wheat stopped growing tho fir^t part of the week as tho ground froze. Moving time with renters wil! soon be here and many will change houses then.

T. J. Wert has sold sold his property and purchased the O. P. Dunbar property.

will elect officers next A good attendanco is

The I. O. G. Tuesday night. desired.

is now a resident of bought property and

A. M. Newkirh Linden, he has lives in it.

Don't forget the meeting at tho Christian church commencing the lirst Sunday in February.

We had a shooting match in our town from Sunday morning until Tuesday evening, aud rid ourFelves of a few I worthless dogs. I

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hiB business house taken down and put up ditTerontly. Ho wants, to keep up with the times.

Our hardware man believes in keeping things that people want and has laid in G,000 pounds of nuils. They were all unloaded at once.

A. S. Fraloy, principal of our our schools, had business in the city of Crawfordsville on last Tuesday aud loft Frank Elston in his place.

J.H.Bowman of Cleves, Ohio, was home a few hours last week. He came on a freight at 10 a. m„ and left at 1:20 p. next day, via Lafayotte.

The Y. W. C. IT. U., will meet evtry two weeks aud as thoy met on Wednesday a week ago, they will meot next Wednosday night at 7 o'clock at the residence of O.'D. Thomas.

If you want a weekly paper that says nothing about politics then subscribo for the Linden Localizer, for it lets people vote as they like and costs the same as other couuty papers.

Our town basfsome back alleys that catch all kinds of rubbish. That is not tho way for psople to do with their rubbish. It should bo-carried or hauled away out of town and buried or burned.

If you want the oldest democrat paper published in the county, then subscribe for THK RKVIEW. It cost $1.00 a year in the county and 15cts. added when it goes outside of the county. J. S. Bennett will take your name and money and you get the paper.

When you want to sea pretty girls and old women come to Linden when you want to hear good vocal music como to Linuen when you want to hear about the late war and how the rebels died, come to Linden when jou have anything to sell come to Linden when you want to buy anything, even a farm, come to Linden when you want to hear anything come to Linden aud call on the knowing ones and you can hear all you want to. When you aro hungry and want a square meal come to Linden.

LADUQA-

Mrs. Howe Barnes is recovering from her sickness.

W. D. Harlow, of Crawfordsville was in Ladoga Tuesday.

The Christian church lias commenced a protracted meeting.

Ladoga has one of the largest dry good houses iu the county.

The Methodist church closed a successful protracted meeting wiili twentynine additions.

To Buy EC very thing at Net First Cost

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Mammoth Dry Goods Store.

This is the Opportunity of a-Lifetime, and the Success of the Cost Sale Unprecedented. Come wh.il© there is yet time and see what a, Roll 01 Goods you can buy for$1.00, when you buy them at Net First Cost, irom men who mean just what the} Advertise.

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moved to tho room formerly occupied by Gregory, tho jeweler.

Misses Cora Ilarshbarger and Emma llosteter spent Sunday with their sister at Dopauw University.

Miss Lena Hamm has returned to hor home at Indianapolis after a two weeks visit with Miss Francis Sweet.

Mrs. Sam Smith and Mrs. Jack Cook, were called to Jamestown by the sickness of their sister Mrs. Jane Snyder.

There has boon a change in business parts of town. H. B. Wilson, the grocer has bought Scott's dry goods store and Shackelford bought the grocery, and P. P. McGinnis bought Barnes & Son's interest in tho grocory and butchor shop.

WESLEY LIMITS,

Look out for a party soon. Lee Switzor again in Balhinch.

Cooper Gray was "in it" Sunday night.

Deck Pool is helping Milton Henderson cut wood.

Mac Edwards and Jesse Switzer went south Sunday. John Barnet and wife visited at' Geo. Switzers' Sunday.

John Burnett is off tho grand jury, it having adjourned at present.

Emerson Wilson visited his mother-in-law on business last Saturday.

H. C. Henderson and guesis attended church at Yountsville Sunday.

Wm. Mullen attended to business in Crawfordsville one day last weok.

Some of the girls aro early risers in our vicinity, especially Tuesday morning.

Miss Ida Brunner visited at Uncle Alex Henderson's tho latter part of last week.

Tho wind did considerable damage bv blowirg the fodder down for the farmers Saturday.

Several of the young people, as well as the old, took part in the social meeting Sunday.

The meeting at College Grove is now

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going on and you will not be disappointed this time.

Uncle Alex Henderson was very badly hurt by teing run over by a cow, but is now ablo to bo out.

Wm. Parker, Misses Bertie Switzor. Ollie Schenck and Pollie Gray were at Yountsville church Sunday night.

There will be a business meeting at the church Saturday afternoon. All members are requested to be present.

A. D. Harple and D. W. Barnett attended church at Yountsville the greater part of last week and report it very, interesting.

Trouble between three or four fatnilies has como by sorno one telling something on some ono else. It is always best to keep quiet in time of piece.

While returning from Waynetown last Thursday the horse driven by Simon Lynch and B. F. Vaughn became frightened and ran away. Luckily tho lines became lapped around tho hub aud brought him to a stand still before any damage was done.

Yandalia Excursions.

All parties contemplating going south" on a thirty days trip should call on or write me, as we have one fare round trip excursions on dates ranging from February Sth, 13th and 20th, up to May 8tli to points in Texafs, Louisiana, Alabama. Mississippi, Georgia, Tennesson tucky and Arkansas.

As there are different dates for different States, I cannot give all here but will gladly answer all inquiries of persons going to any of the points in above States. Remember one faro round tripi Good returning thirty days from date of salt-. Good connections assured. •,

J. C. I-IUTCHINSU.V, Agt.

Sale.

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