Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 May 1894 — Page 9
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Alyin McLaughlin and wife were in Ladoga Monday. Miss Cora Hyten visited her sister, Mrs. Will Goff, last Sunday.
Wm. Higgins has been doing- some painting for Sam Call this week. Ed Lidikay and daughter, of Ladoga, visited Dr. llyten last Saturday.
Miss Maud James, of Lapland, visited friends here last Sunday morning. Miss Anna Davis, of Lapland, was the guest of Miss Maud Call last Sun-, day.
Thomas Foster came home from Ladoga last Saturday evening on a new bicycle.
Miss Etta Gardner visited her cousin, Miss Eertlia Graybill, north of Ladoga, last Sunday.
Miss liinnie Uridgcs. who lias been staying near Ladoga, visited home folks last week.
Quite a number of young people from here attended church at New Market last Sunday night.
Misses Mabel Bowers and Etta Gardner are taking music lessons of Miss Lucy Leonard, of Russellville. .lames Welch and wife will take up their residence at the home of the former's father the first of next week.
A number of young people attended a social given at the home of Miss Bessie .Tames, at Raccoon, last Saturday night.
Miss Eetha Quinley, Bertha and Nellie Foster will attend school at Covington this summer: also Miss Bertha llyten will attend the Danville normal.
The Y. P. C. E. Society at this place is increasing rapidly in number and is doing good work. Miss Cora llyten will lead the meeting next Sunday evening, subject, ••What love does for the world."
WHITICSVlIXi:.
Grandma Nichols is growing weaker. John Goble went to Crawfordsville Thursday.
Dr. Peacock, of Ladoga, was here Wednesday. Mrs. I-'rank Wren went to Crawfordsville Monday.
Mrs. John Smith visited Mrs. Jeff Jones Sunday. Will Auman and Mr. Barton went fishing Friday.
Philip Guntle is spending a few days at Darlington. Lora Linn is working for his uncle, Oscar Eddingfield.
James W. Everson and wife visited Jacob Wingert Sunday. Mrs. Nannie Armstrong went to Crawfordsville Monday.
Mrs. Dora and Mrs. Maud Auman went to Ladoga Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mead llimes were at Pierce Hettinger's Sunday.
Eld. J. A. Johnston preachcd to a large audience Sunday night. Misses Delia Jones and Ora Ward went to Waynetown Wednesday.
John C. Everson and family Sundayed with Will Luster and wife. There will be a festival here Saturday night at the Christian church.
Aunt Betsy Williams visited her daugliter, Mrs. Ella Hinkle, Sunday.
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Mrs. Met Hinkle and Gitty Ann Thompson went to Ladoga Thursday. Miss Myrtle Smith has been visiting her brother, Henry Smith, of Ladoga.
Thomas Luster and wife and Mrs. F. B. Luster went to Oak Hill Saturday. Dr. Willan and family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Everson Sunday evening.
Earl Harshbarger has been spendin a few days with his uncle, 1J. 11. Davidson.
Miss June Armstrong is spending a few days with relatives at Crawfordsville.
Several of the young people from Mace attended church here Sunday night.
Frank Epperson and wife, of Ladoga, were seen on our streets Sunday evening.
Jasper Dinsmore and family, of Ladoga, spent Sunday with Zeb Auman and wife.
James Randall and family, of Dover, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .Jacob Wingert.
Dr. Price, of North Salem, and Dr. Sutherlin, of Ladoga, were here Wednesday.
Mrs. Bell Byers and Mrs. Sarah McGilliard visited Mrs. Sina Goble Monday evening.
Dr. Buckner and wife, of Trafalgar. Johnson county, visited Dr. Wilson and wife Sunday.
George llills and Ratie Everson, of Crawfordsville, attended church here Sunday night.
Children's day exercises will be held here at the Christian church Sunday night, May 37.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hinkle and daughter, Alma, Sundayed with Willie Linn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Keys, of New Market, were the guests of John Armstrong and wife Sunday.
J. W. Hanks and wife, of New Market, visited their danghter. Mrs. Laura Rettinger, Sunday.
James H. Everson and wife spent Sunday at Crawfordsville with Will Armstrong and wife.
John Busenbark and wife, of Crawfordsville, visited their daughter. Mrs. Clara Everson, Friday.
Mrs. Kate Sullivan and Yerna Williams, of Crawfordsville, visited Mr. and .Airs. Jeff Hinkle Sunday.
Misses Cora Wright. Grace Howard. Nora and Lola Davidson were the guests of llattie Everson Sunday. .James Britts, of Crawfordsville. passed through here Tuesday evening with some nice flowers and pot plants, lie was selling them for Krause Crist. ,-
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Will Friend owns anew buggy. Dave I-'eflley and family, of High Bluff, visited Abe l'effley'sSunday.
Wilford llarshbarger and Miss Efiie Wade attended services at liethel on Sunday.
Oliver Brown and wife, of Mace, called on Geo. Clark and wife Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Catherine Mahorney is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jeff Sanford. at Lebanon.
Frank Huffman and wife, of Hendricks county, visited his brother Isaac last week.
Wool! Wool!
Geo. Clark and wife attended the surprise given for Mi-s. Johnson, at Mace, Tuesday night.
Miss Ella Petty has returned to Rev. F. M. Wright's after a few weeks visit with relatives at Eugene.,
Pounds, for which we will pay the
Miss Edith Kettinger has returned to her home at Rockville, after a three weeks' visit at Dr. Maliorney's.
Several from here attended the Baldwin entertainment on Saturday night and pronounced it good.
Franklin Buchanan is a regular Sunday visitors in this community. Wo wonder what the attraction is?
Miss Deer, of Waveland, attended the entertainment at Ladoga Friday
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night and visited at Geo. Ilarslibarjer's. Mrs. Ann Fraiii'* and daughter Alice, of Ladoga, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the country home of John 1 limes.
Wilford Harsh barger. of Mt. 1'leasant. made a ilying trip to Crawfordsville on Friday si ml took dinner with I. M. Llarshbarger.
Mr. Closin, from near Crawfordsville, and Messrs. Warner and Homer Davidson. of Wliitesville. were among visitors at ltethel on Sunday.
Miss Martha Burger returned to her home in Clay City on Friday for a two weeks' visit, accompanied by Messrs. Will Terry and Geo. Ivessler, ami Miss Stella (.'line.
Wheat is very rank, corn all planted, grass growing line, everybody very busy, not much sickness and all nature seems to be smiling. Surely there is much to be thankful for. llev. Merton llolsinger delivered quite an able discourse at llethel church on Sunday: subject. ••Heaven, or the Christian's Hope." Services there every second and fourth Sundays at 11 o'clock. Sabbath school every Sunday at a. m. Everybody invited to attend these services.
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Miss Eva McCallum is in Linnsburg this week. Jim Ilulett has been re-instated at F. M. Perkin's.
Mrs. Clark Clark, of Linden, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Killen. Ed McLain has been very sick for some time with in 11aminatory rheumatism.
Miss Nell Franklin has returned from her visit to her aunt near Crawfordsville.
The commencement exercises at Sugar Grove were well attended from this place.
Mull Bros., to whom was awarded the contract to take down and remove the old school house, and clean the brick, began work Wednesday.
The fourth annual horse show will be held on May "20. Those giving donations have been very liberal and all the premiums will be something of ilue.
Ex-Priest Rudolph was to have lectured at the opera house on Saturday night, but not having been advertised only a short time, so small an audience was in attendance that lie did speak.
An infant cyclone visited our village last week, and did several very wicked little tricks, one of them was lifting Dora Ammerinan's barn from its foundation and depositing it with as gentle force in his onion bed but left the buggy, which was standing in the barn, untouched.
POTATO CHEEK,
Corn is nearly all planted. Ed Clark is working for Yic Nean der.
Perry Peterson was the guest of Dav Irons Sunday. Anthony Irons repainted John Hays surry last week.
Miss Jennie Stewart is working for Mrs. Dell Peterson. Clias. Petro has gone to Mason City 111., to look for a location.
Owen Irons. Jim Jackman and John Jackson are ditching for Clias. Petro. John Irons and Frank Harncv were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Retro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Peterson.
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Misses Fannie Brown and Florence Harper spent Sunday with Nora and Laura Tribbett.
Misses Anna and Ella Maguire spent Saturday, and Emma Little Sundayed with Sam Paddock.
The Demorest medal contest at Potato Creek Saturday night was quite a success. Miss Jessie Cook won the prize.
Owen Martin is back to his old home from Missouri, not looking much older than he did when he went away, four years ago.
Charles Petro has gone to Illinois. John Dodd sheared sheep last week. Clint Tribbett was the first to plow corn.
Miss Iva Mahoy is at home this
week. What has become scribe'.'
of White Church
Miss Maggie .Maguire spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Sarah Dodd went to Darlington Thursday.
Charles Ryker went to Darlington Saturday. Charley Harper spent Sunday with John Saidla.
John Dodd and Lowell went to Darlington Friday. Miss Stella Johnson is working for Mrs. Tom Gray.
Miss Nora Stueky is working for Mrs. Silas Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. llarve Custer went to Da rli gton Sa turd ay.
Charles Maguire and wife went to Darlington Sat unlay. Misses Alice and Sallie Cook were in Darlington Thursday.
Clint Tribbett and family were at Crawfordsville Friday. Jessie Cook won the silver medal at the contest. May 12th.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar is suffering from an abscess on her hand. Miss Lizzie Brown contemplates starting to school soon.
Uncle John Mitchell is in poor health and has been all spring. John Irons and family spent Sunday with Chas. Petro and wife.
Silas Peterson went to Crawfordsville on business Thursday. Misses June and Glee Irons were the guests of Ruby Wilsos Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Martin and little sister. Eva, were at Darlington Saturday. Garret Snyder and family spent Sunday with John Hayes and family.
Mr. Mullen, of Lebanon, spent Sunday with Clint Tribbet and family. Charley Kashner's barn is nearly completed. It is quite a large building.
Mrs. David Miller and sons, Maurice and Fred, were at DarliDgton Saturday.
Alf Peterson, of Decatur, 111., was the guest of J. Birdstill and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Lida Irons and Mrs. Jennie liyker went to Kirk Station last Monday.
Misses Fannie Brown and Florence Harper Sundayed with Miss Nora. Tribbett.
The Demorest contest for the gold medal will be held the-d of .June at l'otato Creek.
If all the scribes would write like Number Thirteen there would be no correspondents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebe and Frank Ryker, of Colfax, spent Sunday with Charles Ryker and folks.
There is a good prospect for plenty of fruit in this vicinity excepting peaches and pears.
George .Johnson and wife, of C'rawordsville. were the guests of John ayes and family Monday.
There must be some attraction for Will Stueky on Sugar Ridge, lie is seen driving there every Sunday evening.
We. regret very much to lose our clever huxster, Lon Timmons, who has been traveling this route for several years.
W. H. Custer is very much excited forwhenheis out electioneering for Trustee he gets over in Franklin townand every Democrat he meets he wants them to vote for him.
NEW KOKS. lmcl has returned to Mo
Charles
uie nee. Henry Cook, Tuesday.
ot Ladoga, was here
F. \\. Davis, of Crawfordsville, was here Friday. Harry Alkire. of Danville. Intl..spent Sunday here.
Joseph Delzell returned to Carlisle, Ky.. Thursday. 1'. I'. Mount and Dumont Kennedy were here Tuesday.
Chas. McLaughlin, of Thorntown was here Thursday. Mrs. Minnie Bronaugh visited in Indianapolis Tuesday.
Miss Louise Iluinbell. is learning the dress making system. Mrs. James Hurt is very sick and Ada Harris is still ill.
There is work in the second'in the K. P. hall Tuesday night. Burl Wilks paced a mile easily in 2:38. He is a fast colt.
Miss Jessie Delzell is visiting at Wm. Iiurrows' near Crawfordsville. The ball team will cross wagon tongues with Fountain Saturday.
Chas. Fisher and Mr. Vancleave, of Jamestown, were here Wednesday. About a dozen of our young- element went over to Jamestown Thursday.
Mrs. C. T. Bronaugh spent the week in Crawfordsville at J. Iv. Everson's. Charles Davis will not go to Wasliington. He may go to Terre Haute.
A jolly old guy, posing the burglar part stole Stephen Kmert's barb vi ire. l-'rof. J. T. Bronaugh will soon give a Comanche show. He is now train ing.
The concert by the band in the sugar campus on Sunday evening was a success.
T. A. Brown and wife, of Boulder Valley, Montana, are visiting friends here.
Howard Gott has returned from th» land of Jehosaphat altera week's sojourn.
Dr. English, of Iowa, and Judge Harney, of Crawfordsville, were here Thursday.
Quite a number attended the I. ). O. O. F. conclave held at Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. T. E. Hobson returned from Ladoga Tuesday after a few days' visit with friends. young horse of Glen Miller jumped into a barb wire fence and was badly lacerated.
Miss Etiiie Ronk spent Sunday in Lebanon. She attended high school commencement.
Miss Georgia Kennedy, of Indianapolis. has opened up -a millinery store in the St. Enno liotel.
Rev. E. R. Johnson, of Lebanon, will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening.
Dan Lane has retired from the butch er business at Lebanon. He is farmin at Ben W'alkup's place.
Elder I'lunkett discoursed to an ap preciative audience at the Christian church Sunday morning.
Rev. J. G. Stephens will deliver lecture for the boys at the Mchurch Sunday at 11 a. 111.
The Republicans of Walnut, town ship will meet here Saturday for tin purpose of selecting delegates to the count}' convention.
The party that was arraged for Sat urday evening was a failure (Mi account, of the boys not wanting to go. l!oy you are real naughty.
The young man of supposed fame did not go to Washington as lie makes his father think. Well, Charles, we are surprised at your audacity.
Quite a crowd attended the game of base ball at .Jamestown Saturday be tween the Butler and Jamestown team the former winning by the. score of to 5.
W. P. Imel can tell of a monster fish that Em Peterson landed Saturday. It happened to lie a gas pipe and great excitement prevailed on the bank of the historic stream for awhile.
It is very doubtful whether^thc Democrats will nominate a candidate for Trustee. It was learned from a party man. No one will present himself upon the sacrificial altar and it is very wise conclusion.
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