Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 June 1894 — Page 9
Highest of all in Leavening i^o er.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
TO COKKKSl'ONDKNTS.
Wavelaiid. I'pper Fountain. Waynetnwn and oilier letters arrived too late for publication last week-, none getting here before Friday noon, hours after the Weekly was out. I •I. 8. Hart and T. M. Coons won the prizes offered last week.
Some of the correspondents have not been heard from for several weeks and their letters were sadly missed. I
HIAl'LK GltOVK.
Zod Goble is working for Ki/.zie Ooodbar. Master Earl Harsh barger is our champion fast driver.
Some young1 people from here spent Sunday at the Shades.
Mr. Ilornaday and family, of Danville, Ind., called on Dr. Mahorney's Sunday, on their way to Crawfordsville.
Quite a number from this vicinity attended children's day exercises at the Ladoga Christian church Sunday night.
Miss Emma Beck, of Elmdale, and Misses Ida °and Lizzie Weeks, of Walnut Chapel, visited at Dr. Mahorney's Friday.
Mrs. Mary Lidikay," from Kansas, with her mother, Mrs. Lydia Graybill, have been visiting relatives here the past week.
H. M. Barter, collecting agent for the Deering Binder Co., with his family, from Crawfordsville, visited friends here Sunday.
Dr. Mahorney was called to Waveland Monday in consultation with Dr. Kelso, of that place in the case of Mrs. C. L. Canine.
William Terry is often seen wending his way to the pleasant home of .1. M. Ilarshbarger. We know the entire family are unexcelled entertainers and we suppose C.1! their luring charms have enthralled William.
Monday being Frank Lawter's '.'.'id birthday, his sister. Mrs. Flora Clark, planned a pleasant surprise for him at her home Monday night in the way of a supper. About sixty invited guests were present. The supper was elegant, consisting of ice cream, lemonade and cake. All present spent a very pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are highlv entertaining1.
Thos. Knott and .los. Stunkard were in Clark's llill Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Payne and Jane Runday spent Sunday in Frankfort.
A Mr. Liscli, of Lebanon, has moved in the Durham property in Old Town. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Cripe, of Frankfort, were visiting Mary Parish Sunday.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
COLFAX.
Will Venis spent Saturday in Thorntown. Peter Leslie was in Frankfort last Friday.
Mrs. Leander Vail spent Sunday in Frankfort. Win. Coon has sold his drug store to Geo. Davis & Bro.
Henry Bailey, of Lafayette, an old citizen of Colfax, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. John H. Mitchell, of Lafayette, is spending a few days among relatives here.
Katie Lenchan spent Sunday in the country, the guest of Mrs. 'Maggie Learry.
Mrs. Julia Allison, of Chicago, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ella Mitchell, this week.
David Lanum, Geo. McKinsey, Geo. lturk. E. L. Darby and others, attended the convention at Frankfort Friday.
NE1V liOSS.
J. S. Real is our fruit agent. C. O. Routh has moved to Indianapolis.
Many thanks to Tiik Joukn.u. Co. for from Elwood. She was a teacher in the prize we received. liev. Wood and daughter called on Link Clark and family last Friday.
returned from the
John Brown has West. Tom Brown spent Sunday in Danville, 111.
Clias. Harris returnedoto Greeneastle Tuesday. W. T. Lowell went to Farmers, Ivy.. Monday.
Jay Brown returned from Alamo Saturday. T. A. Brown and wife spent Sunday in Waynetown.
Mrs. James Weaver spent the week in Crawfordsville. Mrs. James Biggins, was here Monday.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin held the boards here Tuesday night.
Mrs. Nancy Morrison is visiting friends in Chalmers. .lames Hurt and Win. Johnson were in Lebanon Tuesday.
Miss .less Dal Zell returned from Crawfordsville Friday. Rev. Weatherford, of Mace, was seen on our streets Monday.
Mrs. .7. S. I'owell spent Sunday among friends in Indianapolis. We had quite a frost Tuesday night, but not much damage was done.
Hell Walker is doing some fine work in painting and decorating buggies. Granville Brown and wife, of Thorntown. spent Sunday here amongst friends. 15. F. Brown and wife returned to Waynetown Thursday, after a week's visit here.
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair
Miss Mollie Walkup has returned
the high schools. Miss Laura Grubb, of Crawfordsville. was the guest of Mrs. W. 1J. Peterson, Friday.
Rev. Plnnkett very ably delivered a historical pulpit oration to an appreciative audience Sunday night.
Two men were over from Ohio this week looking for a location for a hoop factory. They were favorably impressed.
We came very near having a horse fight at the fair grounds Tuesday. Charley McVey prevented it by separating them.
Misses Arietta Walker, of Terre Haute, and Elsie Weigel, of Mississippi, were the guests of Miss Mollie Walkup over Sunday.
Democratic candidates are not seen on the horizon. The Republicans have no opposition. It is needless to say you had as well remain at home.
The first and second ball teams gave up a well contested game of ball at the park Saturday. The first nine wiped the second nine out of all lienors. The score was 47 to 2.
Uncle Tom's Cabin played here Monday night to a large audience. The play was well presented and highly appreciated. Some people would complain if they saw the earth at one "•lance. ...
YllNCATK.
Aunt Lydia Me.Iimsey is out of town. Bill Russell has returned from Tipton.
C'lias. Sheets has a new soda fountain. There are three vacant houses town.
Charlie Dove lias purchased a team of ponies. A. C. Meliarry, of Lafayette, was here Friday.
Mrs. Celia Hunt has returned from Rocltville. Charlie Ochiltree was at Roaclidale Saturday.
The tile factory hands are not working this week. C. A. McClure. of Frankfort, is visiting friends here.
Chas. Grenard and family were at Stone Bluff Sunday. Wm. Doss moved to Waynetown instead of Waveland.
There are prospects of another real estate trade in town. The new saloon building is now ready for occupancy.
Messrs. Henry & Gott were in Warren county Tuesday. If reports be true we are to have another wedding here soon.
James Oxley and Wm. Doss were in Parke county a week ago. Dave Gerard and family, of Crawfordsville, were here Sunday.
The editor of the Linden Localizer was on our streets Thursday. A. W. Chilcote is laying a ninety foot walk in front of his residence.
Runvan & Folliek shipped two carloads of hogs to Indianapolis Friday. Baker McClure shipped a carload of stock to eastern markets Tuesday.
The little pamphlet entitled "What Congress has done"' was distributed here Wednesday.
Frank Davidson and family, of Crawfordsville, took dinner with his brother Mat. here Sunday.
Jesse Martin and Exom Pal in with their families took dinner with relatives at Attica Sunday.
Mrs. Wil Mick left here Wednesday evening for Marion to attend the burial of her daughter's infant child.
T. J. McDermott, of Indianapolis, was here this week for the purpose of organizing a temperance lodge.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather last Friday night Mr. Harlan's musical play was not well attended.
S. C. Crown has been circulating a petition to keep the new building by the side of his grocery from being occupied by a saloon.
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Mrs. Lin Naugle and family are at Crawfordsville visiting her parents! for a few days. She expects to go to I Milwaukee. Wis., from there to join
her husband. Meed's circus will exhibit here to- I night on the green. Mr. Keed comes well recommended. It. takes forty draft horses to draw hisoutlit. lie has his own orchestra band.
The letter to the licviciv from this place last week contained two items, one saying that Decoration Day here was poorly observed. Our answer to you. Mr. lit view scribe, is, its an infamous lie. If you aimed the item you wrote to be the truth you were not at the church while the services were being conducted, and while the parade of people marched from one cemetery to the other, you were not to be seen.
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We presume though that you had gone into your hole and pulled the "whole" in after you. The second item says: "The preacher here had better preach the gospel instead of politics." In reply to you we will say that you are not capable of knowing what the gospel is. You claim to hail from the highlands of old Kentucky, where you ought to
We luive been informed that you have not been seen inside of a church here for the past six years. Now cut another clipping from your southern paper advocating lireckenridge desire" and mail to a respectable citizen. If you don't like the religion as preached here the 30th of last month, go where you claim to hail from, as Wingate's people have no use for those who claim to be of rebel type.
I'.OWKKS.
Squirrels are ripe. Ice cream suppers are all the go in this locality.
The carpenter work on John Kirk's new house is almost done. William Waaren has bought a roadster that he says can out trot Mascot.
Mart Booher. from near Darlington, was the guest of as. Warren over Sunday.
Birt I.)u/,on, of Pitsburro, Ind., was visiting at Isaac Woodard's over Sunday.
Mrs. Dannie Davis, of Crawfordsville. is visiting at Noah Davis' this week.
Aunt Sallie Kindel and Miss Mary Rice, of Frankfort, are visiting at Ed Hamilton's.
Jas. Standley and wife, of Dover were visiting- at Dr. Ware's the first of the week.
Our townsman. Charlie Hamilton, is in Fountain county, working for the Lafayette Bridge Company.
Jessie Bailey is still very low and very little hopes are entertained for his recovery, as lie is quite old and feeble
Austin Bowers says he is all o. k. now, as he has a ladies' bicycle and swears his best girl can't go back on him any more.
Arrangements are being made to have the Christian Endeavor contest at the school house here next Saturday night, instead of at Bethel church.
Mrs. Henry Clowser is suffering with dropsy, a disease that has troubled her considerably for several years, but has only become alarming quite recently
We are to have two new iron bridge erected over Potato creek very soon, but not before they are needed, as the one west has been unsafe for a lonr time.
What do you think of a man of intelligence and influence, that will say that he was positive that Mr. Harrison should have been elected instead of Cleveland, for the good of our Nation, but voted the Democratic ticket because his father did before him. instead of supporting his own convictions? Ask our postmaster who he am.
A jolly picnic was indulged in on last Sunday by three of the citizens of Sutton's Crossing, a prohibition village just south of here. Early in the day they loaded their pockets with corn juice and hied away to a grove nearby, where they might drink and be merry. But one of them being a man of family, his good wife became uneasy about her liege lord and went in search of him. thinking he might be drowned, as she thought him away fishing. And when she found him the poor fellow was so sick he did not recognize his faithful wife. But his recovery and reason was swift when he saw the tears coursing down her cheeks and then he registered a solemn vow that it is hoped he will forever keep.
ELMDALE.
We had a heavy frost Tuesday night. John Mines and family called on Dr. Olin Sunday.
Jake Surface and family visited his father, at Waynetown, last week. Everett Morrow and wife, of Wingate, were the guest of Dan Hauk Sunday.
Children's day will be observed at this place the fourth Sunday in this month.
Dan Hauk and Allen Moore are visiting friends and relatives in Benton county.
Billie Hunt, of Crawfordsville, was out Tuesday and surveyed some land for L. M. Coons.
Our threshing club met last week and contracted with Jake Surface to thresh our wheat.
James Quick an*d family spent last Saturday and Sunday with his sister, east of Crawfordsville.
Several are plowing their corn over the third time and it isn't out of the clods yet. It has been so cold for three weeks that corn has grown but little.
L. 0. Olen's daughter, Blanche, is very sick. She cut her foot on a piece of glass and blood poison has set it. She is in a critical condition, but is thought to be some better at present.
Quite a number from here attended the funeral of Tommie S. Patton at Mt. Pleasant Wednesday. There was a large concorse of people there, ISO vehicles being in the procession. He wsws liked and respected by all who knew him.
The Doctors Will Iteturn.
One. or more of the physicians of the Champaign Medical and Surgical Institute will be in Crawfordsville at the Nutt House, Wednesday, June 13. This institution is devoted exclusively to the treatment of chronic diseases and endorsed by all the leading physicians of Champaign. 2t
I'OTATO CKI'.KK.
Ed McGuire spent Sunday in Colfax. Children's day at Potato Creek will be on June 10.
Miss Gray, of Frankfort, is visiting Miss Katie Worth. John Graham and wife Sundayed at James Met iuire's. llarley 1 lallowell won the gold medal last Saturday night.
Corn looks belter since the weather has turned warmer. Mrs. Charles Kashner called on Mrs. McGuire on Saturday.
K. M. Little and wife spent. Sunday with Mr. Graves and wife. Ed McGuire and sisters attended the commencement at. Linden.
Gillman Boots and family were al George Boots' on Sunday. II. Custer and wife were with Charley Custer and wife on Sunday.
Tell Cook and Miss Lilly Burkhart. called on Mrs. S. K. Blue on Sunday. I licle John Mitchell attended the township convention and has been in bed ever since.
Steward McGuire and* family, of Kirk's Station, spent ..Sunday with
eGuire. Creek township coinmeneechurch oil next
Charley Sugar nient at Potato Creel Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pet Slutz and children Missouri are visiting her parents, Peterson and wife.
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Democratic township convention next Thursday, and Lute Coynei talked of for trustee.
Mrs. Remley and daughter. Anna, and Ella McGuire were guests of Mi.Chas. Custer on Saturday.
Earl Peterson and Bart Hulvey went to Thorntown 011 Sunday to visit their aunt, Mrs. Willard Booher.
Mrs. Hannah Coyner and Mrs. .Margaret Holloway were guests of Aunt Milly Peterson on Thursday.
Mrs. E. Snyder and lier grandson. Grant Marvin, after a few (lays' visit with Garrett Snyder, returned' to her home in Frankfort on Monday.
Why was Miss Nora Tribbett all smiles last Sunday1.' Because Prof. Boyiers accompanied her to the ice cream supper on Saturday night.
The wedding that the Bowers cor respondent had ooked for early Spring has been declared oJf. But ask Emma Stucky why she is cutting so many carpet rags.
A gold ring has been found at the .T A. Dodd's place that was lost in lsiIO It belonged to W. H. Wolfe, his initial's being'on the ring. He died that year The ring was slightly dented and in one place was broken, but was bright as if it had not been plowed over that number of years.
LAl'LANI).
Taylor Mills was here Monday. Mrs. Hattie James visited in Boone county this week.
Miss Luly Coif visited Miss Maud James on Sunday evening. Henry Swindler had a mare to so badly break her leg that she had to be killed.
Miss Anna Davis visited the Misses Anna and Lucy Hester last Sunday at Russellville.
James Cnrty and family attended church at old Pisgah in Putnam county last Sunday.
Some of our young folks attended church last Sunday at New Market and Parkersburg.
Children's day will be observed at Parkersburg the third Sunday in June. Rev. Ash by will be present.
An ice cream social was held Tuesday night at Billy Owen's for the benefit of the Parkersburg Christian Endeavor.
Wm. Johnson was the first Republican from Scott township ever placed upon a county ticket, and we will do our part to elect him.
We have a man who is working for his board, the only instance of the kind ever about here in the Summer Ask a Democrat the cause and he will not answer.
G. W. James went squirrel hunting last Saturday, and while in the pasture of Billy Smith he shot at a snake, and Smith soon appeared and invited the hunter to get off the farm.
Now the Republicans have brought out their ticket and have selected the best men in the county out of the best men the county had. We defy the Democratic party to beat the ticket.
The Fail-view detective company met, 011 Monday at the school house, in the regular quarterly meeting with a full membership present, and two new members. This is one of the. strongest companies in the county.
The Democrats of Scott, township— what few there are left of tlie-m—will hold their convent,ion at Center school house next Saturday night, and try to find enough to act as delegates, even if they have to be drafted as it was in the dark (lays of lSiiO-l.
NTMItKK TWO.
Plowing corn all the go. Mabel Ilutton is on the sick list. Noah Flannigan has been bui fence.
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Willis Jackinan has just finished planting corn.
Comma Fink's family spent Sunday with J. W. Kellison and wife. Kerry picking will soon be on hand and there will be plenty of pickers.
Homer Elmore attended the skip-to-my-Lou party at the Kloomington City scribe's residence.
Uncle (ieorge Ilutton and J. W. Kellison traded corn for hogs—the corn at 40 cents a bushel.
One of Dave Jackson's cows got out of the pasture the other night and strayed away and cannot be found.
What they say: That every body is busy that J. W. Kellison has had new potatoes a week ago to use that Dan Jackson is still replanting, and that this is all for this time.
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