Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 December 1897 — Page 10

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Shreded Biscuiis -8c

All Package Coffee 10(

Good Baking Powder, per lb 5c

Engine House Grocery

Corner College and WaterS treats.

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Santa Claus at the 99cent store.

Bring your eyes to tbe corner Jtwelry Store and have them fitted with glasses There you will tind the largest selecof ^ola frames {at prices below competition. C. L. Boet.

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$2.80 Novelty .all-wool Dress Patterns, $1.84. $4.00 Dress Patterns, 2.39.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

SHANNONDALE.

Blacksmiths are very busy. May Camden is suffering with sore throat. tf'rank Burroughs was in our midst Sunday.

George McCafferty visited at Dode Endicott's Saturday end Sunday. Joe and Maymie Eskew, Charlie Gaddis and Angie LaFollette were in Crawfordsville Saturday.

On last Tuesday morning, Uncle Geo. Cox fell and broke his hip. He is 88 years of age, and is in a very critical condition.

Miss Lottie JRiggins has returned home from ^Areola, Illinois, where she has been engaged in the millinery business.

ADVANCE.

Chas. Jones is working in the meat shop. Lora McClaine .^has a new barber chair.

H. M. Coulter was on our streets Monday. Master^ Ray Nelson is able to be up and aroundfagain.

Servies has sold his interest in the meat shop to Beaver. There will be a Xmas tree in the Red Men's hall Xmas Eve.

E M. Servies and wife will spend Xmas in Terre Haute. Dan Spangler, of Carroll county, is visiting at Wm. Ross's.

O. W. Servies Jand wife, will spend Christmas in Advance. John Caldwell has a street lamp in front of his livery barn.

W. W. Yager went to Indianapolis last Monday on business. The blacksmiths are kept busy shoeing horses during the slick time.

Lem Heath, [of New Rose, is working for Loa Shelley thia week.

Mrs. Stella Smith, of Roachdale, visited her folks over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gaugh, of Hammond, are visiting at L. J. Nelson's.

Lon Russell and Miss Lula Angle were married Saturday night. Geo. Sbelley shelled corn for Mahonev Dean, one day last week.

Advance sent out two more men to work on the C. and S. E. last Sunday,

Johr. West and wife hive been visiting their folks, near Roachdale for a few days.

Nearly all the business men of Advance. and several others, subscribed FOR THE RT VIE\V.

The Rsd Men are finishing up tho wood work in their hall and building a stage. Grant Smith will paint the hall-

Wm. McCalment, of the corner grocery, contemplates moving his stock to Indianapolis soon. s':

The REVIEW man of Crawfordsville. was on our streets Saturday, soliciting subscriptions for THE CKAWFORDSVILLF. REVIKW.

SMARTSBURQ.

Aunt Catherine Green is quit^ poorly at this writing. Mre. Welch Cell last week and was seriously injured.

Mr. Geo. Kennedy and Will Gobel are trapping this winter. School is progressing nicely with an enrollment of pupils.

Mre. Sarah Wilson, of Linden, visited Mrs. Dan Gobel Sunday. Ben Slielton, wife and son spent Sun day with Uncle Jake Miller and wife.

Some of our young folks have been attending the meetings at Kingsley's Chapel.

Mesdames Newt and James Campbell and daughter were sleighing through here Sunday.

Brother Kelly preaches his furewell sermons at this place Saturday, S-nday and Sunday nigj^Uf, Everyone invited to attend.

ROACHDALE.

John Carter went to Lafayette on Wednesday. Harry Call is able to be out and attend to business.

W. A. Poe has started a restaurant in his new building. R. C. Murphy will occupy his new room the first of the year.

The Tucker Bicycle Wood Work Company is building an addition to its factory.

Mrs. Kennedy, of Chicago, has been visiting L. E. Boyd, the past week. She started home Tuesday.

George White has sold his saw-miII to McLean Brothers, of Buffalo, N. YThey will move it to Bedford in a week or two.

A comedy company, of this place, gave one of its

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best plays, entitled, "Go

Back Home," in the little city of Pincastle, last Saturday night. The house was crowded and people were turned away by the hundreds.

NEW MARKET.

Ererybody seems to be getting ready for Christmas. Bige Dowden fell Monday morning and injured his hip.

Glover & Clouse have put a burglar pmof^store.

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good time skating on tho street^ this week. Will Mayhall and wife will spend Xinas with North fcalem folks.

Clyde Shackelford and wife, of Anderson, came home to-day to upend Xmas.

George Harney, of Crawford.- ville. was the first man to put in his appearance with a sleigh this winter.

Warren Yeagley bus gone to Indianapolis to spend a few days with his 6ieter and eat turkey.

this

nanieoaoo ie* accidents the ice.

John Herod, wife and daughter, came over from Lebanon to spend X-uas with Lew Gibson and wite.

are

a nice mare killed

on the railroad Sunday night. Old Aunt Dorcas Brown is much improved in health and bids fair to fully recover.

Lewis Hicks Jhas gone to housekeeping, and is working in the livery stable with his father-in-law.

Nelson Rice says the first thing he did when he stepped out of the house Monday morning was to lie down on bis back right quick.

Every lassie haB her laddie among the school children. The grace with which these little'boys'gallant their best girl along the street would put the polished gent to shame.

Mrs. Julia Fletcher came home from the country Wednesday and fell on the ice fracturing her hip. Dr. Beatty has the case in charge. He regards it as a serious injury considering her age.

There will be a grand fox drive in this vicinity on Dec. 28th. There are lota of foxes and it is desired that everybody come, but leave the guns and dogs at home. The lines center on the farm of Daniel Vancleave, one and one-h ilf miles south-west of New Market.

LADOGA.

Miss Georgia Sla'de returned home last week. Mrs. Cal Brookshiro is visiting friends in Crawfordsville.

Mrs. Lillie Dickey, of Lafayette, is visiting home folks. Ed Barnes made a business trip to Indianapolis Tuesday.

John K. Nelson returned home from Molder, Mo, Tuesday ni ht. Miss Anna Bird visited N'inu Gill, of Crawfordsville, over Sunday.

All the boys and girls are having a

While the women at the Fair were busy waiting on trade, last Monday, some of them complained of being cold, and called upon Mrs. Lida Ford to fire up, so she went to the coal house and came back with what she thought, was coal and dumped it in the stove, and then sit down to warm, but the fuel would not bum. They called upon .the floor walker, Dick Gill, to make the fire go. Dick looked into the found that Mre. of old brick bats.

stove and

Ford had tilled it full

WING ATE.

Not much sickness. Born, to Wm. Hixon and wife a girl. Manford Webb is improving slowly. S. C. Brown was in Crawfordsville Monday.

Wm. Coons is still improving from his burns. Frank Stoor has concluded to fix his sidewalk.

There will be a Christmas tree at the hall Friday night. Fountain Ray and Ida" May were married on the 8th.

Lon Bittel, who has been on the sick list, is able to be out again. Ed Anderson's show was here all week and did a good business.

Wonder what has become of Vanwinkle? Doren says to »sk Bill Stites} Last Monday was the "smoothest" day we've had in this connty for some time. ,v'

Our home talent will soon be ready to give us a play. Get up and hustle around, Dan.

Our postmaster fell and dislocated his wrist. The old standby, Cording, is now at the wheel.

Wonder why Uncle John Martin don't fix Auni Lida's fence where his runaway team broke it down?

Woader what tbe marshal will do with that old kicking mare he arrested a few days ago? Ask Galey & Cad.

Wallace Mitchell came .ip and paid his fine for disturbing the peace at an entertainment at Center school house. The fine was $5. •fc Rebecca Garwood wa6 born in Burlington county, New Jersey, July 25, 1817, and died December 15th, 1897, at Wingate. She was married to Samuel B. Haines Sept. 21, 1836. Ten children were the issue of this union, seven 6ons and three daughters. Two daughters and one son have preceded her to the heavenly world. She, with her husband, removed from her native land of New Jersey to Indiana Dec. 11, 1857. She united with the M. E. church in 1855, and remained a consistent member of that body until the spring of 1891, when she and her husband became members ot the Ploasant Hill Christian church at Wingate, Ind., under the pastoral care of Rev. F. P. Trotter. LJer whole life has been one of consistency in the faith of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Chr'st

WIDE AWAKE.

THE INTEREST GROWS!

The items beloW are best selections from a store of like values, can you resist such arguments from the Cost

$5.00 Dress Patterns, $2.75. $6.00 Dress Patterns, -$3.50.

Mr. Johnathan Everlhand and family will move to town in March. George Hutton says he has lost I favorite cat Bryan. He ran away. 1 Prosperity has miBsed tbU community, tnerefore Christmas will m.t be muuli.

A few days ago Mrs. Grant Agnew fell down thecellar and injured her hip. Merel the bright little sou of Henry Hughes is improving, andout of danger.

I'nere wi«re services at Robert Chapel Sunday, both morning aod evening by lf-ev. Fink.ins.

The Ladies Aid Society had better send and get llicks Almanac before they have another supper.

Will Lofland concluded he was tired living by hi^ *elf so Sunday he gave us all a snppris- aud took to himself a wife.

Mrs. Mill* has concluded a visit with J. M. Lofland and family, left for Chicado, where s-he will make her home in the future.

George Hutton and wife, J. M. Lofland and wife and Frank Wilhite and wife dined with A. J. McClellan and wife Tuesday.

Charley Smith has been appointed fish commissioner of Black Creek for the year of 1898. So boys you must keep a lookout for Charley.

There are several young men in this neighborhood who makes a practice of going to church and laughing and talking in time of services. If not stopped their names will be in print.

CENTER SCHOOL.

[Sugar Creek Township.]

Plenty of snow and ice. Christmas iB almost here. John Rettinger butchered hogs Tuesday.

John Rettinger went to Ladoga Thursday.

There is no question about it whatever

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Frank Da lis is happy—it is a boy. Sleigh riding is the order of the day. Take the Review and get :*11 the news. Bert Breaks is hauling cIT bis wheat this week.

Laurence Long rides in a new cutterLook out girls. Curtis Edwards would like to have his dream interpreted.

Mre. Jane Barcus is the guest ot Prof. McClelland and family. Jotiu Fleming is slowely improving, his father is much better.

Mrs. Myprs fell Monday and injured her head but not seriously.

$7.00 Dress Patterns. $4.25. $5.00 Factory Blankets, $3.50.

Highest Qold Mi idwinter Pair.

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40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

Levi Fisher and family callcd on Wni. Fisher Sunday evening. Adam Olinger and fani'ly visited Mrs. Harehbarger Sunday.

Daisy and Sylvia HarBhbarger went to Crawfordsville Saturday. Willard and Ray Anderson visited Charley Hulvey Saturday.

Just as soon as you lay your eyes on the Tannen- s, baum Bros.,suits the whole stor is told.

James Meek vieited Samuel Hulvey Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Wolf, of Kansas, was holding a. revival at White church last week. .j

Earl Peterson's horse while tied at the hitch rack at Bowers Tuesday, became frightened, broke loose ana ran. home, but no damage was done so far as we know.

Mrs. Mellie J. Peterson died aboi 10 o'clock Monday morning. funeral was^ conducted at thej residence Tuesday morning, a B"apti? minister of Waveland officiating. Mrs^ Peterson wus a metuber of th» Baptist church for years. She was 80 years of age. She leaves a daughter, two sonB and a host of friends to mourn her

Absolute correctness everjy respect will be seen at once, doesn't require a shrewd buyi to see the difference betwei these suits and the ordina] Just .let us show 'Em to yoi^

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