Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 June 1893 — Page 5

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THE JOURNAL still continr.es to oiler each week a handsome book to the per son furnishing the best country letter or item. The contest is open to nil and nil are cordially invited to take part. Remember that but one prize is given ench week so if you do not win at first do not bo discouraged BS your time will come later on. THE JOVJKNAL COMPANY.

P. S. William Swank won the prize offered last week.

PARKERSlilRG.

Will Owens and wife were the guests of Miss Ilena Johnson last Sunday. Rev. Henry Ashley filled his appointments here la6t Saturday and Sunday.

Misses Bertha Hyten and Carrie Lafollette returned to Shannondale Monday.

Miss Mattie Johnson has returned from a week's visit with Crawfordsville friends.

The supper last Saturday night was well attended and every one seemed to enjoy themselves.

James Long and wife and Miss Bertha Gough united with the Christian church here Sunday, Miss Gough was baptized Monday afternoon.

BLACK CHEEK.

Since the rain corn looks fine. Peaches and apples will be scarce. The potato crop will be large this year.

The wheat has a great deal of blasted heads in it. Wm. Sinderson has returned from Milford, 111.

Frank Stout has returned home from the World's Fair. Alvin Breaks sold 65 head of fine hogs' last week at $7.25.

Mies Addie Plunkett is visiting her mother at Elmdale. xv Frank Hutchings, of the city, will summer at his grandmother's.

Walter Wilkinson, of New Market, spent Sunday here with his best girl. Flossie Snyder, of the city, was the guest of her cousin, Carrie Cowan, this week.

The bridge across Black Creek, near Milton Lofiand's, is being replaced bv a new one.

Miss Edna Snyder is home from the city, where she has been working at the millinery trade.

Mrs. Martha Dicks, son and daughter, and Miss Scott, of Lebanon, were the guests of Henry Long and family Sunday.

The \. P. S. C. E. society held a convention at Mt. Zion Wednesday, which, owidg to the raid, was not largely attended.

Alfred Simpson, Henry Walters and Jas. Fleming have been helping the value and appearance of their farms by new barns.

Hubert Wilhite. of Crawfordsville, seeks the quiet shores of the creek in the neighborhood of Mr. H. Long's every two weeks.

Misses Nora Swank and Emma Nicholson attended the reception at Yandes

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L'brr.ry TI-.liot' Wub.-uti college Wedues. day evening. YY. A. Sramk has quit expvrimen'ing in the laboratories of Wabwh collate, but still continues it in the agricultural laborntory '-down on the farm."

Wednesday, while Wm. Hall was working on Jacob Swank's burn Lie missed bin footing and fell eighteen feet from a acairoid, sustaining serious internal injuries.

One of the most interesting programmes of its kind was carried out at Children's day exercises last Sunday morning at Robert's Chapel. The house WHS beautifully decorated with flowers and the children gave an entertainment that was an honor to themselves and their parents.

A few weeks ago a young man from Frankfort alighted in this neighborhood. For a time he enjoyed- the shady nooks of the creek and sought to charm the prettv guls by his winsome smile. He was "of smooth dispose, framed to make women false." But the thought of a young man idling away his rime in this busy plane and at this busy part of the year did not set well with the sensible people of the neighborhood. Running short of funds the young man engaged to plow corn for Chas. Walter, where he was soon interrupted in his humble pursuit by brother appearing on the scene and informing him that the grand jury of Frankfort was wanting him badly and that the authorities were upon his track. The gay young man "left the plow in the furrow," seized his grip and started boldly for the tall timbers of the Buckeje State.

POSSUM RIDGE

Jack Canine was the first to cut clover hay. Allie Miles is putting up some slat fence.

It rained a good and welcome rain Tuesday. There were never better prospects for a corn crop.

Walter Whittington was seen going east Sunday. We have had rain enough to make it too wet to plow.

Miss Hattie Easley is taking music lessons from Miss Myrtie Rice. Mrs. Nan Watkins and step-daughter visited at John Rice's Tuesday.

Peaches are falling off badly so the coming crop promises to be light. Misses May Easley and Myrtie Miles spent Tuesday with Nora Whittington.

Stephen A. .Stilwell, wife and child, of Waynesville, Ohio, are visiting home folks.

Nat Beatty and wife, of Crawfordsville, visited at Tyre Whittington's last Sunday.

Mrs. Nan Watkins says she may go to Oklahoma Territory within about four weeks.

The following young folks went to Turkey Ran last Sunday: Grant Bayless, Grace James, Tom Rice, Dellie Whittington, Tude Canine, Mattie Rice, Reuben Miles, Meal Rice, Bob Lydick and Hattie Todd.

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Hi-- WHVTi..iMWfi e.rrenpoiul«nfj had met. with si-coud to his motion I would advise the Tigor Valley scribe to make a sanitary survey of the swamp near Way netowu unci see if there isn't Eome malaria snmuwLero.

It is reported that a certain loading Democrat in Crawfordsville says that said partv if losing every dav. We have no doubt of the truthful statement. He further said that at the next presidential election the State would go Republican by greater majority than ever kno-vjj. Why should he predict such? If free trade and free this and free that is the best let us have it. Woe unto the pathfinder that sidetracks the same.

You humble Democrats have not forgot an item that appeared in THE JOURNAL of November 5 about as follows:

If you want protection Vote for Harrison and Held, B'lt if you want free trade

Vote tor the other breed. And if you want free wool, sir, Vote for Brook shire, too. And after lie's elected you'll raddle your own canoe.

Well, my good shepherds, who is paddling your canoes for you?

iVKIf ROSS.

jmer Gott has returned from Hillsboro. J. R. Routh, of Augusta, III., is visiting here.

Phillip Brooks returned from Chicago Tuesday. Herbert Bowers lias returned from Haughville.

Mrs. T. F. Ronk spent Tuesday in Jamestown.

J. E. Mount was in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Miss Nora Shepard spent part of th* week in Lizton.

John Inlow and John McVey were at Clark's Hill Sunday. Miss Clara Alston, of Crawfordsville, was here Wednesday.

Miss Alincie Winters, of Ladoga, wua here part of the week. Dr. Bronaugh held an inquest at Crawfordsville Monday.

Pete Harney, of Bainbridge, is telegraphing at the C. & S. E. Mrs. Warren Williamson, of Indianapolis, is the guest of I. F. Sperry.

J. K. Henry, W. H. Gott and John Brown will ride pneumatic sulkies this summer.

E. M. Graves has purchased the Darlington postoffice equipment and the old one taken there.

Lulu Stout, Iven Myers and sister Daisy, were the guests of Miss Mattie Johnson over Sunday.

Miss Tudie Hurt, our popular young elooutionist, will speak before a club at Greenfield Friday night.

The graduates acquitted themselves in a moat acceptable manner before a crowded house Saturday evening.

Jim Walkup announces that there will be a soap factory started at Bushtown. Well Jimmy, this sounds very fishy.

The item from this piace Btating that Mr. Kelley was arrested and fined was a mistake. He was not, he is a law abiding citizen and as such this correction is due him.

TIGER V.iLLET,.

Wheat looks fine. Corn plowing is in full blnet. Squirrel hunters are still on the wir path.

Frank Faust is some better at this writing. Hen Hinkle says the Air Line isquite prolific.

Tom Lockridge has purchased a new hay loader. Hay making will begin here the first of the week.

Byron Linn and wife passed through here Sunday. Miss Mamie Huff will start for Irongate, Va, soon.

Pearley Finch, of Jamestown, is visiting Friends here. John Ward and wife spent Sundav at W. O. Johnson's.

Children's Day was w.^11 attended at Union Hill Sunday. John Perry and wife were in Crawfordsville Saturday.

Ii. Finch and C. McClure are the champion bicyclists. Frank Armstrong was on the streets of Darlington Sunday evening.

Strander Peck has purchased the Dock Trembley property. Andy Fearless will leain the shoemaker's trnde this winter.

We wouder where and what has become of the Walnut chapel scribe. Miss Sadie Sellers and brother are visiting at their Uncle Wm. Sellers' this week.

George Hugelheim has the finest horse for traveling that the county can aiTori.

Quite a crowd from here attended Children's Day at Darlington Sunday eveuing.

Quite a number of our young folks ate ice cream at John 1'ogue's Wednocday evening.

Harvey Morris has purchased a new hay fork and puts up John Finch's hay on the shares.

Everybody is invited to attend the ice cream supper at Union chapel Saturday night, July 1.

Charles Abbott's partner sheared her sheep last week and he save he gets part of the money for hauling it off.

Emmet Finch met with quite a bad accident Saturday night by his big horse, Joe, upsetting his surrey.

Our roads in the valley are in better condition since Harve Morris has been supervisor than they have been for forty years. Harvey can't be beat.

Since the last Democratic administration has been in force there have been some Democrats that had to go to work or starve to death. That looks like their free trade and good times. In the Republican

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they woi'u howling

I'raudery. If the last Democracy is a frauderv or a cheat tell us the reason why. Some of the D. C. friends say in four years they will vote for a Republican president it it takes the last cent they have. Let us see if they will stick to their word.

El SI) EN.

John Vvse ib painting everything outdoors on his lot but the ice house. The supper given by the Juveniles on last Saturday night was asuocess, clear ingtS5.

J. H. White says there is too much of the World's Fair is all the fault he has with it.

Our tile makers are running full time and making nice tile and have on hands a good supply

The little rain of last Tuesday and night did an amount of good to the growing crops in these parts.

The L. N. A. & C. management has had a railing put up along the south cinder platform to prevent accidents to passengers.

Children's Day next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Cliristian church. If the weather is favorable the exercises may be held in the grove.

Business of importance will be trans acted on next Tuesday night by the I 0. G. T. The hour of meeting is I o'clock and not 9 as of late. Come ii time.

Dr. H. A. Tucker, of Crawfordsville, will lecture at the M. E. church on the evening of the 27th for the Epworth League. His subject is "Drifting." full house is expected.

EAfEASD.

Aunt Betsy Hicks has moved into her house. Little Pearl Smith who had his leg broke last spring has now something tb« matter with the muscle* that may ctid 1'ai.aily.

The famous Burges-Martin dog case was compromised Tuesday at Parkersburg by Martin paying Burgess $10 and half the coBts.

George Stone walked into Lapland last Tuesday night. After a short visit he will go home to Michigan by way of the World's Fair.

The Scott township contest took place Saturday at Fairview school house. Miss Maud James won and will speak at the fair this fall.

Wm. Davis and Lambert" Smith are home Zrom the World's Fair. They report a fine time and say there are plenty of chairs, good order, good drinking water and all necessities free.

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OA li GROVE.

Miss Lidu Mount is recovering from an attack of the grip. Miss Cora Hopper, of Darlington, is visiting at her grandfathers.

Ed. Shannon has taken tho place of Jim Grizzle at YV. C. Miller's. D. V. Pit.tman, of Darlington is canvassing our neighborhood for fruit trees.

The corn in this vicinity is superior to any in any section yet visited by your correspondent.

It is rumored that we will have no school this winter owing to the small number of pupils.

Miss Emma Booher, of No. 1, won first place in oratory at the Franklin township commencement.

A number of persons received the ordinance of baptism at the regular Center Grove meeting last Saturday.

The report that. J. W. Had ley, one of Oak Grove's former teachers, was killed at Chicago last week proved to be false.

The Shtmnondale Y.P.S.C.E. will give a social Friday evening, June 23. Ice cream and cake will be served in the usual liberal manner.

O. M. Nelson and wife, of Bainbridge, and F. li. S'owjirt nud wife, of Pwr' Tort, have returned to tin ir ivi'jieo„ii* homes after a week's visit with relative here. I

Hon. James A. Mount, wife and daughter, Dr. W. H. Burroughs and family, George Jewell and family and Miss Anna Bowman returned Saturday from Chicago after a week's absence.

EINNSli VRG.

Out' agent had bad luck Tuesday. Clay Clark is building a new house. Sherman Van is dealing in wet goods. John Peterson is home from Washington, D. C.

The tec cream supper at Mace was a success. What is tho matter with Lapland Is lie still killing rats?

James Thompson and family will return to Kansas next week. Asa Corn has bought a new threshintr outfit with cyclone stacker.

Nellie Hlpes, who was in the wreck Saturday, is recovering slowly. Ed McCart.v is singing his old song '•Happi days down on the farm." bam Coulter says his prayers have been answered and another rascal turned out.

O W. Bratton and son J3d wero twenty minutes late at the store Wednesday night.

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Wednesday by the water leaking out of the boiler. The funeral procession of Wm, Hip^s and daughter numbered 300 vehicles ard about 1500 people.

Seven K, of P. boys attended tho funeral of Bro. A. D. Wade, of Mace Lodge No. oj, at Attica, Thursday.

We arc ever so proud of our prize entitled '-Uncle Toin's Cabin." It surelv would raise the true blood of any true American.

Why is wheat so low, hogs are on the decline, money is scarce, produce of all kind Hum/ down. Don't get. seared. Wan tM the^-extra" session meets jwith Grovcr

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GREEN nooIt.

Clem Duke has purchased a new gyMrs. N. II. Brown has returned from Sheridan.

John Brown has been doing some painting. Emma Stoner is sewing for Mrs. Sarah Vannice.

J. O. Brown and wife were at the Shades Sunday. J. N. Vannice is having his buggy repaired and painted.

John Konk made a business trip to Crawfordsville Monday. M. A. Stoner has the nicest lot of hogs in the neighborhood.

There is some talk of Jennie Clahan teaching our winter school. Mrs. Susan Conner is visiting her daughter in Boone county.

George Lollis and Landlord have purchased new Daisy cultivators. James Vannice attended the supper at Newt Hostetter's Monday night.

The correspondent from Hog Heaven plowed for John Brown last week. This neighborhood is well supplied with hucksters and coal oil venders.

Josh Conner and family rode in their now surroy for the first time Sunday. Frank White, of Thorntown, called on his daughter, Mrs. J. Brown, Saturday

Quite a goodly number from this place attended Children's day at Mace Sunday.

Bert Sparks and George Lollis have business over at Jamestown twice each month, always Sunday evenings.

—From reliable information it is ascertained that nearly ull of the men and boys under indictment in the riot castB will appear before Judge Langdon tomorrow and plead guilty to rioting or disturbing a public meeting. Those who do not plead so will be put upon trial at once and the caseB will be disposed of in a week or so. Judge Langdon will in all likelihood affix James Carter's penalty to-morrow.—Lafayette Courier.

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To Pittsburg and return June 23d and 24th, good to return including June 28th, 1893, one fare, $1] round trip account Knights of St. John.

To Terre Haute July 3d and 4th, good to return July 8th, one fare for the round trip, account "Sons of Veterans and Terre Haute Iviflee.

To Montreal, Quebec, July 4th to 8tb, inclusive, to return including September 15, 1893, one fare the round trip, account Y. P. S. C. E. meeting.

Holiday tickets eold July 3d and 4th, at one fare for the round trip, within 200 miles, good to return including July 5th, 1893.

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