Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 August 1894 — Page 9
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L. M. Coons and Rose King won the prizes last week. The correspondents' reunion will be held on Wednesday, August 29. All correspondents on arriving in Crawfordsville will report at THE JOURNAL office and all will be shown through THE JOURNAL building. The reunion will begin about 10 or 11 o'clock and will be held in the Red Men's new hall in the Crowford block, just south of THE JOURNAL building. There a substantial lunch will be served at noon. It will, of course, be a busy day for the caterers and THE JOURNAI. cannot promise a symposium, but no effort will be spared to at least have plenty. The correspondents need not trouble themselves to bring lunch. At the lunch there will probably be a short address of welcome made after which the meeting will be in the hands of the correspondents. They can call on each other for remarks, can effect an orga'nzation or do as they please. At the proper time all will repair to the circus and be THE JOURNAL'S guests at Sell's unrivaled performance. The morning parade can be witnessed from the windows of the hall. Of course, only the correspondents of THE JOURNALare expected to be present on this occasion and THE JOURNAL COMPANY trusts that the day will be pleasantly passed by all.
YANGTSKKIANG.
Health good. Some wells are failing. Albert Mullen has a new McCormick mower.
The whooping cough is raging here. J. A. Mount has returned from New York.
Quincy Dixon has begun plowing for wheat. J. H. Trimble's new barn is nearly finished.
Lock Vannice is with Sherman Hall this week. The Reed family have moved to near Thorntown.
Miss Nellie Moore spent Wednesday at Oak Grove. A Mr. Edwards has rented the \V. 15. Mount farm.
Mrs. J. E. Mount, of Darlington, was here Wednesday. Joseph Shaver is buying a car load of two year old cattle.
Ewel Engle, our road worker, is making the boys come to time. Eph Livengood is preparing school house No. 7 for the winter term.
The ice cream supper at Shannondale Friday night was a success. W. J. Boolier, our veterinary surgeon, was called to Ortli Tuesday.
John Trimble sold a fine lot of timber to Finch Bros., of Darlington. Rev. Gott fa'led to till his appointment at Flat Creek Sunday evening.
Claude Mullen is up and around after a two weeks' tussle with a carbuncle.
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Sherman Hall is buying up a car load of spring calves at Democratic priceis. Yangtse Kiang was well representad at the old settlers meeting at Darlington Tuesday
A. G. Tribbett had 45 bushels of clover seed from 15 acres. Very good for so much drouth.
The Franklin horse thief detective association met in regular session at Darlington last Saturday.
Virgil Francis was chief cook and bottlewaslier last week while John Cooper and wife were visiting.
JAMKSTOW
Will Huber, of Chicago, was here last week. attending the Leba-
Oliver Orear is non fair. Carl Scott, of Ladoga, attended the ball game Monday-
Miss Maggie Gibson is spending the week with friends in Lebanon. Messrs. Emmons and Fleece, of North Salem, were in town this week.
Mrs. Galvin had her arm amputated last week by Drs. Bunnell and Johnson.
Jewel Emmons, of Martinsville, was in town calling en friends last Mon day.
Mrs. Wilber Patterson and daughter, Helen, of Peoria, Ills., are the quests of Mrs. J. IT. Camplin.
The ball game between Jollietville and Jamestown on last Mondav resulted in favor of the former by a score of 15 to 8.
Miss Mary Huber died on last Friday morning after an illness of three weeks, aged 20. The fuDeral occurred Saturday, conducted by Rev. J. W. Greene, of Crawfordsville.
FLAT CKEEK.
Brenton Engle is working for J. A. Mount for an indefinite time. Jesse Moore is doing considerable hauling for Joseph Lafollette.
Oliver Lafollette attended the Lebanon fair this week with a fine roadster.
W. D. Peebles and family spent Sunday with Richard Waters, of Vountsville.
Supervisor Engle is working the roads this week, and is doing a good job of graveling.
Several from this neighborhood attended the Old Settlers' meeting at Darlington Tuesday.
Grant Hamilton, of Potato Creek, ptrchased 100 bushels of oats this week at 25 cents per bushel.
The Reed family, who have been occupying a house on Joe Mount's farm, •moved to Boone county Monday.
Several from here attended the Pythian meeting at Shannondale and report the sermbn by Rev. Mount a good one.
A. M. Stewart, who has the contract for the Mullen road in repair is doirg a noble work. Mr. Stewart is a grave! road man of note.
Sherman llall. one of our leading farmers, disposed of a fine bunch of two-year old cattle last week and is uow bunching up a fine lot of calves.
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NEW KOSS.
Mrs. Agie, of Ladoga, is visiting here. Miss Daisy Dillon returned home Friday.
Harry Thompson returned to Mace Monday. W. J. Bronaugh has returned to Indiauapolis.
James Klein and wife have returned from Tipton. Dr. Taylor, of Crawfordsville. was here Tuesday. f. K. Everson, of Crawfordsville, was here Tuesday.
Marvin Britts, of Crawfordsville. was here Tuesday. Our horsemen attended the Leba
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fair this week. Miss Jessie Dalzell is visiting friends in Indianapolis.
Mr. Vancleave, of the Press, was seen here Monday. Sam Lyslev and wife, of Thorntown, spent Sunday here.
James Dayton attended court at Jamestown Monday. Mrs. Mollie Berry, of Mace, visited friends here Tuesday.
Ed Mount, of Darlington, circulated in our midst last week. Miss Mattie Johnson is visiting friends on Dlack Creek.
Falcon Engle has moved West. He started Monday in a wagon. W. II. Gott has returned from Illin' ois with his string- of horses.
Misses Nan Taylor and Pearl Adkius spent Monday in Indianapolis. J. E. Mount, of Darlington, circulated among friends here last week.
W. II. Stewart attended the Old Settlers' picnic at Darlington Tuesday.
James Weaver lias purchased the Toin Howe business house on Main street.
Mrs. George Switzer died Monday at her home, three miles morth of this place.
J. G. Hurt has returned from Illinois and is now in charge of our railway station.
T. A. Brown and wife started for Boulder Valley, Montana, Monday, after spending the summer here.
Tom Brown, R. F. King, Anbrey Powers, J. T. McGinty. C. E., and A. W. Johnson attended Iv. of P. lodge at Jamestown Saturday night.
Several of the young lasses and older girls have what seems to them a high sense for dress reform. They had read of the historic bloomer and they decided to even beat that, so last Saturday night they arrayed in many colors and as many attires. Some really wore the bloomers, some men's attire and to some it was a decided hit to wear operatic dresses. They did not remain in but sallied forth and paraded the streets, much to the confusion of the town loafer. Well girls, this seems a little gay, but on account of social standing we did not use any names but shall next time.
TIGEK VALLEY.
Threshing all done. Roads are very dusty. Our corn crop will be very slim.. Miss Mollie Peck is very poorly. Joseph Shaver passed through lipre Wednesday.
Several from here are attending the Lebanon fair. Guy Evans, II. Fincli and II. Dice are the champion wheelman.
A. J. Abbott will repaint his ...house and barn in the near future. Several from here are attending conference at Linden this week.
Mrs. Swisher, near Orth, was buried at Pisgah cemetery Wednesday. The Wilson Bros, sold a fine lot of timber to J. O. Finch of Darlington.
Linn [3d wards shipped some very tine sheep to Indianapolis Wednesday. The Myers Bros, have started their new huller and are giving good satisfaction.
Quite a number from our vicinity attended the old settlers' meeting at Da 1 in gton Tu esd ay.
Harvey Morris has threshed his clover seed which made a yield of 58 bushels off of -10 acres.
Last Sunday will long be remembered by about thirty-live of our young folks gathering at Mr. Daniel Uemley's. Mrs. liemley prepared a nice dinner of everything imaginable to eat. After dinner the crowd was invited into the parlor where Miss Snyder, of Wingate. favored the audience with some very line music on the piano. In the evening between 5 and 0 o'clock the crowd was invited into tiie park, where set before them the very finest of watermelon. muskmelon. apples, grapes, and pears, and after the crowd had (rotten the best of the good fruits and joking each other all got ready and went to church. The crowd will ne»er be forgotten by Mr. and Mrs. Remley. We consider this a rare treat, and we will always remember the day we ate the watermelon.
I'AIJTS ISKXOWN.
Health generally good. Eston Jackson is convalscent. Will Moore sprained his ankle. George King is happy. 'It is twin boys.
A. B. Caster is building an addition to his house. Otto Fink put his toe out of place last Tuesday.
A. Elmore sold a horse to Nobes & Mount of Darlington for §r0. J. W. Kellison is putting up S. I). Kellison's apples on the shares.
Rufus Clevenger and wife Sundayed with J. W. Kellison and family. Several from around here expect to attend Sells Bros, show the 2'.»th.
The Sunday school picnic at Potato Creek last Saturday was well attended. Rufus Clevenger and son Leo are sick with bad colds and summer complaint.
S. D. Kellison and wife attended the old settlers' meeting at Darlington Tuesday.
Mrs. D. C. Jackson and daughter spent Sunday afternoon with George King and family.
What they say: That J. W. Kellison is cutting corn that D. C. Jackson's grapes are ripe: that John Jackian is plowing for S. D. Kellison.
LAPLAM).
OUie Hampton rides a high water bicycle. Corn will be a fine crop in this locality.
Claud James was with home folks last Sunday. Eph Mercer and John White were on our streets last Sunday.
The clover seed crop in this loeality will be better than heretofore. Billy Hester has about fourteen acres of wheat ground broke for wheat.
Mrs. Mattie Burgess and family, of Ladoga, are visiting relatives here this week.
John and Wallie Smith visited B. L. llerr, of Boone couuty, last Saturday and Sunday.
Aaron Vancleave is blowing up stumps for James Armentrout over near New Market.
Born, to John Clifton and wife, last Friday, a fine boy. This makes six boys for them and no girls.
The many friends and relatives of Thomas Carter gave him a birthday surprise dinner last Saturday.
Miss Dealy Herrel, of Crawfordsville, and Miss Cora Herrell, of Pawnee, visited Miss Lucy Davis last week.
I could tell of many people going to town but then we all go there on business and I don't deem it of much news.
A1 illiarns is having a new house put up where his old one burned down. Dave Thompson is doing the work for him.
Dr. Jones was called to Wm. Davis' last Monday to see little Pearl Smith where he has been staying for a few days.
Last Sunday was Rev. Ashley's regular day to preach at I'arkersburg but he exchanged pulpits with Kev. Murry and preached at Ladoga.
Willard Hicks and mother were called to Liberty Center last week on business. Willard lias returned but his mother is staying with her daughter at that place.
Uly Vancleave is hauling wood to the Ladoga school. He litis about eighty cords to haul. It will take some of his spare time and make him some spare money these hard Demo era tic times.
Lambert Smith wants to know what is making everybody go crazy over THE JOURNAL. Wm. Davis told him just because it was the best county paper published. and the only paper that gives all the news.
The F. M. B. A. lodge at this place will give an ice cream supper at the school house next Saturday night, the 25th. New Market band will furnish the music. Good cream will be served Everybody invited. Let the boy bring their best looking girl for some fine girl will be sure to get a fine cake
We will try to be with our kind edi tor on the day set apart for the many correspondents to meet together and enjoy themselves. We would suggest that our editor would have badges with the names of the different cor respondents on them, then we could keep them as a keepsake in memory of our editor.
Chris Lander and family went dow to his old homestead, fishing. Tli place was once known as Lander" Mill by all of the old settlers for miles around, but now the old mill is gone the race and darn have been cleared away and the place has gone througl a complete change as all other placf have done. It must have been a nice visit for Chris and made him think of times long years ago.
KIKK'.'ATKKIK.
Ira Booher. of Darlington, town Wednesday. Cal Banm and son Fred were fayette Wednesday.
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Stewart McGwire had company dry. J. W. Strollp and sons have barn enclosed.
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Miss Hornbeck. of Crawfordsville. visiting Miss Nellie Rice, Miss Mattie Thompson
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ette. is visiting friends here. Ciias. and Esther I Jain visited Craw fordsvitle on business Monday
S. E. Horney shipped a ear load of hog's to Indianapolis Thursday. 50 ®?--.v. R. S. Michaels will build new barn for use the coming cold winter.
Miss Eflie Keifer is visiting Miss Katie Worth at Silas Peterson's. Our vicinity was well represented at the picnic at Potato Creek Saturday.
J. W. Mcllee will build a new fence in front of_ his residence soon, if not sooner.
Mrs. Homer Chalfant and son Glenn, are visiting her parents in Henry county.
Jennie and Willie Brown and A and Grace Gray were in Crawfordsville Mond.n
Will Wilson found a new girl Sunday. He seems to be "Ketchem" with his new buggy.
Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, of Washington, Ind.. is visiting Samuel Cunningham and wife.
Mrs. Mattie Lewellcn Tucker. of Terre Haute, visited L. Worth and family over Sunday.
Hon. Silas Peterson is hauling a car of coal fiom here shipped to liirn by G. \V. Hall, of Crawfordsville.
Wm. Halstead and family have returned from their fishing tour and report a pleasant trip and good luck.
Stewart Maguire is among relatives and friends in Marion county where he will move about the tirst of September.
Perry Taylor is the happy father of a fine boy which knocked at his door Monday morning seeking more light into the hidden mysteries.
John Peterson, Commissioner, is in town this week superintending a sewer being built over the Kirkpatrick ditch by Mr. Lynch, of Darlington. .lohn W. Rust, of Herbst, was in town Tuesday looking after the tile business, of which II. C. Shobe is agent. He found the business O. K. and returned home satisiied.
The contract for cleaning out the Kirkpatrick ditch was let at J. W. Kirkpatrick's residence Tuesday: Main ditch to Messrs. Wall and Myers, tributaries to Messrs. Jordan and Taylor. Work on same is to be commenced at once.
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