Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 January 1896 — Page 8
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NEW SCOTLAND.
Mary Keller has the fever. .• Hogs are still dying with cholera. Aunt Hetty Stump is on the sic It list. Rev. Zook tilled his regular appointment Sunday.
About thirty men witnessed the fox chase Christmas day. .. George Grubbs and wife visited D. C. Bollman's Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt Weir on December 28th— girl. Several from hero ate turkey at George Grubbs New Years day.
Wm. Tyler and John Beck are cutting one hundred and fifty cords of wood for Benj. Easley.
Our teacher wants our school again--by the way, he boasts of licking the Balhinch kids.
The Good Templars of Nelson lodge gave an oyster supper at W. B. Hardee's Saturday night.
PUMPKIN RIDGE.
Health is good in this vicinity. Wood cutting and hog killing are the present occupations.
Rev. Grimes preached an interesting sermon }.i, the M.E.cchurch Sunday. John Goble, of Garfield, has moved into the house vacated by H. C. Pickering.
C. H. Morris, of Hickory Grove, is here spending a few clays with relatives and friends.
Henry Cannon has taken a large ditch contract for Wm. Sellars and is now at work on the same.
Rumor has it that ere the flowers bloom again there will be a wedding or two in this locality.
H. T. and A. F. Sutton have purchased a cigar and tobacco store in Darlington and intend to run the same in partnership.
After a merry Christmas and a week's vacation, the school children are once more seen wending their way back to the school house.
A. B. Castor sold a bunch of hogs to Linn & Edwards for ?3.25 Saturday. D. E. Elmore also sold the same firm a well fBtted bunch of swine and delivered ,vthem Monday.
We saw in last week's Argus that VV. T. P. Riley, a citizen of this place, had killed a snake a few days ago that was three feet in leDgth and weighed 46 pounds. Now we will|admit that Pump'kin Ridge has some notorious "blanket
stretchers," but 6aid scribe should cor respond to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago World, Police Gazette or some other sensational sheet.
YOUNTSVILLE.
Arthur Yount is spending holidays at homo.''-.
The teachers of Ripley all closes! their schools for New Year's day.
Abraham Switzeris improving slowly and w:ll soon be able to be out again. Will Hirst has returned from Chicago where he has been spending a few days.
The I. O. G. T. lodge promises to be a source ofjgreat benefit to our little town. Mrs. Edward Hirst is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Smith, of Chicago.
Ashei Wert and James McCormick are visiting relatives in Cincinnati and suburbs.
Mrs. M.JV. Brown has been nufferirg from a serious'.attack of feyer, but is slowly improving.
Miss Jennie Sweeney has been suffering for the last week from a severe attack of bilious fever.
Isaac Elstos. Jr., has taken a position with his father in the First National bank of Crawfordsville.
John Swearingen haB returned from New Market where he has been engaged in thejbutcher business.
Mr. "and Mrs. Commodore Fink, of Mount Olivet, were tho guests of Mr. Fink'slmotherjlast Sunday.
Little Jonathan|Snyder, who had hie collar bone brokt-n a few days ago. is improving with the aid of a good surgeon.
Christmas day Benton Snyder treated the boysjinjorder to save himself from a ducking'in the mill race, it being his birthday.
Our friend, H. C. Hall, a law student of the North-western University -of Chicago. is enjoying himself with home folks during vacation.
Lozier Yount, the hustling correspondent for the EvanBville Courier, with Mr. Dan Haynes, of Crawfordsville, were with friends here during holidays.
Jimmio Walters says he will not accept subscriptions for the Waynetown Despatch. We would take the paper Jimmie, but settle for it by whipping the correspondent.
ALAMO-
J. P. Wert & Co., are invoicing their stock of goods. School began last Monday after a webks vacation.
Rev. N.'C. McCay will fill his ap
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pointment at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and night. Bige Bayless was tho guest of John Bayless last week.
L. Bayless, of AoderBon was at this place Monday. George Ammorman *. isited relatives and friends here this week.
Rev Newgent delivered an interesting sermon Sunday ninht to a full house. The revival meetings did not commence on last Monday night on account of Bickness. The time haB been postponed until Monday night, i)th.
The following officers were elected at the M. E. Sunday School last Sunday: David Stanford. Superintendent Mabel Titus, assistant superintendent Sallie Stanford, Secretary Byron Titus: assistant Secretary Ambrose Campbell,' Tieasurer Mobel Titus, Organist Sallie Stanfort, assistant Organist.
The following oflicers were installed in the Christian Sunday school last Sunday. Charles Ilybarger, Superintendent Jose Titus, assistant Superintendent: §Emma Stonebraker, Secretary: Jennie McSpadden, Treasurer Nora Lee. Organist Daisy Campbell, assistant organist: Librarians George Walters and Charles Stonebraker.
I. S. Wade, of Lafayette. State Chief Templar lectured three nights laBt week and succeeded in organizing an 1. O. *G, T., lodge. The following officers were elected: W. E. White, Chief Templar: Mrs. Mabel Titus, Vice Templar Lucy Fishero, S. Juvenile Templar Louie Ham. Secretary: Guy Grimes, Financial Secretary Sallie Stanford. Treasurer Alex. White, Chaplain Bert Deity, Marshal: Daisy Gilkey, Guard: Paul Campbell, Sentinel: Robert Gilkey, Past chief-templar: Ambrose Campbell, Assistant Secretary Minnie Ham, Deputy Marshal S. H. Heath. Lodge Deputy itie lodge is progressing nicely.
WINGATE.
Ira Stafford is on the sick list. Sleigh riding is the popular amusement.
Plug Carney is running John Spray's dray. Corn husking is about over for this season.
John C. Wingate 'is at home on a vacation. Jack Royalty has gone to Frankfort on business.
Mr. Smith is visiting his son Frank, at this place. Everybody come to the show on next Monday night.
The protracted meeting that has been in progress for two weeks closed 1'hurs-
A NEW YEAR'S PRESENT TO OUR flANY CUSTOMERS.
Thankiug our friends for the very prosperous year's trade we have just had, and desiring to show our appreciation in a more substantial way, commence on January 1st, 1896
day with seven additions to the church Mr. Snyder haa been on a visit to his Bone in Chicago.
Marion Gilkey and wife have had an attack of the grip. John Orger is driving the mail from here to West Point.
Joseph Bannou is talking of moving his grocery to Chicago. The correspondent of the Argus News from this place thinks he has a boy that has a very fine education. The boy is all right, but we think it would look better for some one to say so aside from his parentB. He also asserts that the correspondent for Tiik Rkview is ashamed for his name to appear in print. We can say we are not ashamed of our name, but we think a democratic post master should be ashamed of having two republicans handling the mail in his office.
MACE.
ChristmaB tree at Mace a succesB. Plenty of snow and good sleighing. School was dismissed on New Year's day.
Christmas "Fire Place" at Union a success. Preaching Sunday at K. church by Rev. S. B. Grimes.
Messrs. Burdette and Gallagher are stopping with W. A. Dice this week. J. G. Johnson an:l wife spent Christmas with V. E. Livengood and family, of Covington.
Joe McCloud, of crawfordsville, organized a singing school at this place Tuesday night.
W. O. Johnson, wife and daughter, Eva, spent Christmas at V. E. Livengooct's, of Covington.
Ed Mish, after spending holidays at home, will return to school at Valparaiso the last of this week.
John Thurston, after spending the holidays with hie uncle, J. D. Elkin, has returned to his home in Elwood.
On New Year's night Mace Lodge, No. 55 K. of P. gave the Grand Orient to quite a number of weary Pilgrims.
W. L. Smiley and A. F. Faust butchered last Tuesday. Keep your Bmokehouse under lock and key boys.
Union Christian Endeavor elected the following officers Sunday night: Pres., H. J. Shewey: vice pres., W. L. Smiley coi 6ec, Ida L. Dice recording sec., Bertha Peterson treas., Z. J. Walker.
Mace Lodge No. 55, K. of P., elected the following officers for the ensuing term: C. C„ W. B. Luster: M. of W., M. E. Edwards V. C., W. T. Rise Prelate, G. O. White K. of R. & S., R. E. Dice M. ofF W. O. Johnson M. of E.,
MDUR GRAND NET COST SALE-e
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Throw open the stock and instruct every clerk to sell at Net First Cost with out fear or favor. We now promise the
Grandest Sale We Ever Held!
Commencing WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1, and continuing 30 Days every article in the mammoth Trade Palace Dry Goods Store goes at Net First Cost, Positively Net First Cost.
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STATE NEWS.
Oldest Friends' society in Richmond has recently put an organ in its church Little Don Dick, Portland, two years old, got hold of a box of pills and ate several. He died in lessthbn two hours.
Young Americans threaten to lynch Bill Green, murderer of Enos Brumbaugh, in case Gov. Matthews pardons him.
Madison county will save &2.000 by the new contract for county printing, et to W. 13. Campbell, editor of the Herald.
The old-time liddleis had a contest in a Columbus theater, Tuesday night, to help city poor. Punchoon floor was put on the stage.
Just $2,000,000 have been spent in Wells county improving oil welld. FarmerB have quit raisin' cropB and are rolling in money brought in by their oil wells.
Bill Scott, who figured in the capture of the Dalton gang, now lives in Kenneth near Logansport, He received ten bullets and several knife gashes before the gang was caught.
Joshua VV. Berrv, 90 years old, of Tipton county, is the defendant in a suit brought by his sons to have a guardian appointed for him. The case has been tried several times and each time the old man has won.
At Santa Fe, a few miles south of Peru, is a three-legged pig. Instead of the fourth leg, the pig has a wing, almost perfect in shape, but without feathers. The grunter is three months old and is as large and healthy as its brothers and sisters,
Damage suit of Mrs. Celia Spark against the city of Richmond, asking 110,000 for an injury received by stumbling over a gas pipe, has gone against her. Jury, in replying to interrogatories,
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Ovor -1,000 employee in window glass factories of tho state will be thrown out of work, Jan. 11. T. F. Hart, president of the Western window glass manufacturers' association, thinks the shut down is best for the laborers, as well as for the owners of the factories.
Samuel Levi, Peru merchant, saw a good thing in beeswax at three cents per pound, bought S300 worth and shipped it to Chicago. Beeswax returned. Same stuff had been there before from Kokomo. Benjamin Barnard and Win. Ross, of Kokomo, are now under arrest charged with fraud.
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