Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 December 1897 — Page 8

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C. O. CARLSON Big 10 Cent Store.

West Main Street.

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The selection of styles, the place of purchasing, the quality of goods are all at

No. 203^ E. Main St.

Better Listen To Us

Before you buy your Shoes. If you don't somebody may be listening to •ou when you are telling your hard luck etory of how your feet hurt, and how many corns and bunionB you are suffering with.

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Our 1898 Patterns of Wall Paper are now in. Prices range from 3 1-2 cents per bolt upwards. Furnished on the wall if desired.

Ross Brothers' 99 Cent Store.

CORRESPONDENCE.

SHANNONDALE.

Jacob Broach is very ill. Wyatt Esdew will cut 40 cord of wood for Frank Booher.

Quincy Dixon has bought a lot and is building a house on it. ,5 .' George Shields moved into the house vacated by James Rankin.

Morgan Johnson bought o4 trees from Thomas LaFollette and son for $505.

Protracted meeting began here Friday night and will continue for a while uiider Rev. Ewers.

A wedding occurred east of town Sunday eve. Herbert Airhart and. Miss Lizzie LaFollette were the contracting parties.

WAYNETOWN.

Business is rushing, and all who want to work have no kick. Buckley Crammer saw the eights of Danville, 111., Saturday night.

Howard Works and Burt Harvey have started a second-hand store in the Zuck block.

Miss Bertha Pence returned home Monday after a few day visit in Crawfordsville. "Why Don't God Kill the Devil," was the subject for a lecture which was to be delivered here Friday night, but John MarkB explained the mystery by saying, "it would leave too many orphans in Waynetown."

The Waynetown elevator people are doing business on a large scale. You wonder how? They do it on a Howe scale hich is large enough to weigh team, wagon and all.

On Thanksgiving day a bountiful feast was spread at the residence of Mrs. Nan Brant, in honor of her two sons, Chas. M. Berry and John Brant, of the Veedersburg News, who in due season made their appearence and at the noon hour proceeded to clean up things, and while the mother was filled with the memories of the long ago, Chas. and John were filled with the necessaries of life, which was no small amount, also reminding them of their youthful days. "A friend in need is a friend indeed," said one of our citizens who was recently coon hunting. After having climbed a large tree one of bis climbers came lose and dropped to the ground. He put up for the night high but not dry, leavtwo dogs to mourn his assension and a loving wife to eat breakfast alone. That night the home was a "lard rendering" scene to behold, as they had killed hogs the day before, Even the green wood sobbed and shed tears in the stove. The tree will ever be teraembered not only aa the tree of life, but as the tree of high life during one long night in the rain.

LADOGA.

Health good. Luther Rice returned to Chicago Saturday.

Mr. Billy Hostetter made a business trip to Chicago Sunday. Tommy Snyder came up from Bloomington to visit his folks.

Mr. H. Daugherty and wife made a short visit to bloom ington last week. Mr. W. Mitchell returned home Fat-

PROFITS TO THE WINDS!

We are overstocked and must move our Immense Stock, We have concluded not to wait til your wants for' winter wear are supplied, but will offer you and after Monday, November 29, our entire stock at Cost.

urday from a visit with his parents of Danville. Mrs. Lou Nicholson and Uncle Andy Daugherty went to Indianapolis last Thursday.

T. Bell is having a building erected in the west part of town for his new steam laundry.

Mr. T. C. Laurence and wife paid their daughter Mrs. Dicky of Lafayette a visit last week.

Mrs. Kiser came down from Monti cello Saturday to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs. Clementr.

Mrs. E. H. Conoway of Sioux City, Io wa, returned home Sunday after a brief visit with Mr. Cal. Erookshire and wife.

H. Barnett came up from Martinsville the first of the week and Bpent a few days with C. L. Goodbar and had a time hunticg.

J. B. Bowen and wife of Roachdale, Mrs. Spellman rf Indianapolis and Dr. Vanzantz of Iowa, took a Thanksgiving dinner at Mr. J. N. Brown and wife's

Dick Gill, Reace Nicholson and Pet Daugherty, arose early Saturday morning and got their dogs and guns together and went out for a day's hunt. When they got home they had 64 quails, 28 rabbits nud 14 squirrels. They said they could have got lots more if ttiey had not run out of shellt.

Last Saturday night the Ladoga Brass Band gave a masquerade social at the Odd Fellows ,Hall and made a success. They gave a prize for the most comical dressed person and so there were about 100 tried for the prize, but Mr. Pearl MIcntire carried off the boners. He represented a Klondyke man.

Frank Gill g^t judgment against the Monon rail road for the amount of $550 for the machinery that was destroyed in the old woolen mill that was burned last Dec. The case was tried before a jury at Rockville last Friday and Saturday. Quite a number of witnesses from here was called there to testify.

Of all the hunters Chas, Goodbar certainly beats them all. Tuesday morning he got up before daylight and concluded he would go out and Bee it he could get some wild game. He hitched up and drove down west about 7 or 8 miles and Btopped. He went into the fields to kill what might get up in front of him. He took a good supply of shells and shot no less than 500 times at rabbits and quails. He secured one solitary little quail, but lost his dog "Shep." The next time Charles goes hunting I think it would be best to get some shells that have shot|in them and not let Graybill take the shot out.

BOWERS.

Somewhat colder. Meeting was well attended here last Sunday night.

Harry Kiley is working for Win, Fisher this week. Mrs. Maggie Simpson was at Wm. Bundy's last Sunday,

There is a big meeting in progress at Sburn church thiB week. Sam Hulrey and Bud Sutton went to Crawfordsville Monday.

Widow Hoover has moved into town. We are all glad to see her. There is a gang of horse traders in Uncle A1 Boots' big woods.

C. Gardner's little brother, Ray, of Lafayette, is visiting him this week. A Cui i- sity in the way of a man walking on uis krees, was in town Sunday.

Dock Hamilton, of near Michigantown, was in thi6 vicinity Monday and Tuesday.

John Campbell has quit ditching for Uncle Billy Powers, on account of haviog no water.

BROWN'S VALLEY.

Ed Goff, of Penobscott, was in town last Friday.

Clay Gott was in Crawfordsville Tuesday on business. Roy Thomas, of Lebanon, is visiting relatives here this week.

Misses Lila and Lizzie Gott went to Crawfordsville Tuesday. .Newton Fullenwider is in a very bad condition at this writing.

Mr. Butcher is building a barn for George Hinton, in Parke county. Miss Lillie Miles was the guest of friends at Waveland last Monday.

Please don't forget the masqu-rade and pail Bupper here on Saturday uight. Thomas Rice, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Miss Dee Patton last Suuday.

Fred Cooper .and wife, of Waveland, were the guests of George Cooper over Sunday.

A. W. Johnson's baby is Borne better at this writing, but is in a very bad condition yet.

James Sturgen wan shot and killed Tuesday by a 16-year-old boy named Porter, in Parke county.

There wil\ be church meeting here Saturday evening, December 11. All members are requested to be present as there is

Bome

very important business

to attend to. The rabbit hunt on Thanksgiving wasn't much of a success on account of the bad weather, but they are going to try it again in the near future

George Alig, of Crawforduville, and Dee Alig, of Indianapolis, and Willie Titt, of Greenfield, spent Thanksgiving week hunting around here. They had very good success.

NEW MARKET.

Mrs. Thomas Brush is quite

Bick

with

typhoid fever. Jas. Clark & Co. are drilling wells in the vicinity of Russellville.

Glover & Clouse have moved and no occupy the Havercamp room. Hazel Lynn, of Crawfordsville, is visiting her grandma Lynn at this place.

Will Masterson, of Russelville, spent Sunday with the family of Dr. Walden. Hon. Joseph Cheadle was here this week, looking after the interests of his paper.

Miss Alta Doyel has returned from a protracted vieit vyith Indianapolis friends.

Mrs. Ed Harlan aud daughter, of Terre Haute, are visiting Mrs. Emma Childers.

Jesse Coplinger tampered with a buzz saw, and as a consequence is nursing a sore hand.

James Beli is building the keystone fence 'or Chas. Rountree, in Ripley township.

Miss Lida McClure, who is teaching at Elkhart, Bpent Thanksgiving with friends here.

Mit Brown's matched team ran away Saturday evening, wrecking the buggy and dumping Mit into the street.

We notice there is scarcely a day passes, except Sunday, but Lawrence & Busenbaru send out a carload or two of stock.

OLord! how long will a suffering public have to endure this Prather scandal? It surely has been aired sufficiently in print.

Milroy Gordon and daughters, Nellie and Rosy, of Bainbridge, visited the latter part ef last week with his sister, Mrs. Mary Dickerson.

New Market has amusicalprodedgy in the person cf little Vera Mullen. The ease with which she reads and performs extremely difficult music almost surpasses belief.

We are glad to see some of our young men taking an interest in the singing class, and only wish more of them would take an interest. This is a grand art that has been neglected here, especially by the young men. We have a numher of splendid voices if they were only cultivated.

YOUNTSV1LLE.

Dan Yount and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting here this week. Enoch Lawton, of Lafayette, Bpent last Sunday the guest of George Lawton. lrv. Sweeney will drive the candy wagon for W. B. Nash, commencing next week

Mrs. George Lawton, who has been eeriouBly ill for several weeks, is some what better.

J. M. Work came up from Waynetown Saturday and spent a couple of days with his family hero.

Dr. Webb is taking hiB monthly squirrel hunt and lias not shown up at the office for three or four days

The old elm tree Sunday Bchool class has disbanded for the winter unless it finds more comfortable quarters.

A. Rhodes, of Lewistown, Maine, has been employed at the woolen mills as foreman in the weaving department.

MIBS Grace'ISweeney is taking subscriptions for the newspapers. Hand her your subscription for THE REVIEW.

George Sloan, representing SSchrader Bros., of Indianapolis, waBhere Wednesday. and reports trade booming along the line.

The condition of Will Hopping, who is haviug a seige of illness, is very critical, and doubts of his recovery are expressed by Dr. Hutchings.

The Sunday school convention held bure on lust Friday, was well attended. The leadiug feature of the day, as viewed by an outsider, was the big dinnsr served by our ladies.

A horse Irtubed to a post at Dr. Webb's, belonging to Joe Ingersol, broke loose Sunday and ran away, demolishing tin- buggy, after which he was caught two miles away.

There is young Crawfordsville gent who is very sweet on a young lady school teacher of the Athens, who is teaching school near here, and judging from his attentions, he is afraid some one will steal her as the weather is never too bad for him to make

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