Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 May 1896 — Page 7
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OT1CE TO IIEIKS, CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter .of the estate of Celina Stone cipher, deceased. In the Montgomery circuit court, May term, 1890.
Nolico is hereby given that William II Stouecipher, as executor of the estate of Celina Stoneclpher. deceased, has presented and filed Ills uccounts and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said
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Dated this 5th day of May. 1896. WILLIAM H. STONECIPHEK, Byron li. Russt-11. Executor.
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In the matter of tbe estate of John N. Go idbar deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court. May term, 1896.
Notico is hereby given that- John E. Lldikay and DePew Hyten, as Executors of the last will and testament of John N. Goodbar, deceased, have presented and filed their accounts and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 29th day of May, 1896. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heir- or distributees of said estate are also notified to be iu said Court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heirship
Dated this 4tli day of May, 1396. JACOB E. LI I'M KAY, DEPEW HYTON, 5-8 2t Executors.
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GALLAGHER'S OAS WELL,
Mr. Prime is still very poorly. Everybody is busy planting corn. Miss Lizzie Barnhart was at home over Sunday.
Three gentlemen were on Jackson Coleman's farm last Friday looking for some fine blue clay, and is fine as can be found.
Peter Barnhart took very sick at Crawfordsville, where he had gone after his daughter Lizzie, and like to not got home. He is now some better.
COTTAGE GROVE.
Frank Thomas, of near Colfax, attjnded services at Potato Creek Sunday.
All of the wide awake Republicans attended the convention at Crawfordsville Saturday.
Misses Anna and Agnes Maguire were the guest of James Dykes and family over Sunday.
Misses Laura Caster and Finnie Brooks were guests of Mr. Corns and and family of Darlington last week.
What we have heard that R. C. Harper will be the next sheriff of of Montgomery county that G. D. Snyder is something of an inventor: that Charley Pittman was surprised Sunday that Frank Custer would like to be deputy sheriii.
RATTLE SNAKE.
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Mr. Ramsey is feeding a nice bunch of hogs for the June market. Elder Fuson will preach at the Salem Baptist church the second Sunday in May.
Fred Herrington's horses ran off with the wagon last week and broke the wagon tongue.
Miss Estella Olinger and scholars picnicked in the grove near the Gilliland school house last Friday.
Miss Lena Brannon is teaching a class of pupils how to play the organ. She is an excellent teacher and is having good success.
Six of Miss Sarah Coons'mute friends called on her at her home Sunday. They were Mrs. Silas Guard and wife ana sister, of Linden, Daniel Mclntire, Frank Davis and Miss Mary Dillman, of Crawfornsville. They had quite a good time together.
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BROWN'S VALLEY.
John Sharp and wife visited relatives at Waveland, Sunday. Ben Harbeson, of Waveland, visited Maud Goslin Sunday evening.
Rev. J. M. Kendall, of Dana, preached at Freedom, Sunday. Chas. Vancleave, of Crawfordsville, was here Monday on business.
Mr. Mayhall and wife, of Roachdale, spent Sunday here with friends. George Vice and wife, of Russellville, attended church here Sunday.
Miss Nannie Davis is visiting friends and relatives in Waveland this week. G. W. Hartman and wife spent Wednesday and Thursday in Indianapolis.
Joe Hicks and wife, of Roachdale, spent Sunday with W. S. Goslin and family.
There will be a horse show at Russellville, May 10. Everybody is invited to attend.
G. W. Hartman and wife spent Sunday in Crawfordsville with W. A. Lydick and family.
PARKERSRURG.
Several cases of measles in town. Charles Nichols has anew bicycle. Mrs. J. T. Lookabaugh is on the sick list.
Miss Hattie Bradshaw returned to her home in Roachdale last week. Misses Bertha Hyten and Bertha Golf returned to Danville last Monday.
Miss Etta Gardner and mother visited relatives at Russellville on Monday. Misses Binnie and Ethel Bridges, of Crawfordsville, visited friends here and at Raccoon last week.
Miss Lulu Hyten, who has been visicing her parents in Greencastle, returned home last Saturday.
Mesdames Lydia James and Lizzie Gardner visited Mrs. Mary Freeman, New Market, last Sunday.
I- irge Diokerson and family, of Crawfordsville, were the guests of J. M. Lookabaugh and family last Sunday.
Samuel Owens, of Raccoon, and Miss Emma Mitchell, of Damville, were married one day last week. They will reside in Raccoon.
Misses Maggie Goflf and Etta Gardner were sent as delegates to the county convention of the Y. P. S. C. E which convened at Ladoga on Tuesday and Wednesbay of this week.
TIGER VALLEY.
W. M. Seller is no better. Earl Perry has a new bicycle. John W. Perry has purchased a new surrey.
Ode Weliever is working for A. J. Abbott. H. Galloway has purchased a fine work team.
Newt Everson's little son Harold has malarial fever. Hen Morris has his fine driving horse broken to drive.
Strawder Peck is building some new fence this week. Hen Morris was on Willow Branch Sunday evening.
D. Y. Stout says he has good luck selling seed corn. Ode Weliever has the largest potato patch in the valley.
We were glad to hear of Rank Walkup being nominated for clerk. The creek banks are lined with fishermen from morning till night.
A finer prospect for a wheat crop was never known than this year. R. Finch and H. C. Finch spent Saturday and Sunday in Frankfort.
There have been hundreds of mushroom hunters in the valley this week. The clover seed sown this spring has all been eaten up by an unknown bug.
Will Dice, Sant Hipes and Albert Myers all have new buggies. Look out ladies.
The wheel meet at Kokomo was well attended Sunday, over 2,000 wheelmen being present. A rree dinner was given to all.
Preaching was attended at Union Hill, Sunday evening. The minister
announced that Harry Maxwell and wife would be in our midst in the near future. He will preach a few evenings and perhaps do some fine singing. Mr. Maxwell is well known here and we would be glad to have him come.
POTATO CREEK.
Frank Cook sold a horse last week. Wheat is looking better since the recent- warm rains.
Frank Cook went to Frankfort on business, Tuesday. J. A. Dodd and family were guests of Wm. Ormsby, Sunday.
Farmers are on the rush to get their corn planted. Some few are through. Rev. W. B. Slutz and family, of Carthage, Mo., are visiting at Silas Peterson's.
Miss Katie Worth is doing culinary work for Mrs. Ollie Delashmidt this summer.
George Boots and family, of near White Church, visited at Charley Custer's Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Stuckey is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Alice Cook, near White Church.
After two or three weeks' tussle with the measles Will Stucky is able to resume his .class in music.
Wm. Cook and family, of near White Church, Frank Waugh and wife, of near Bethel, Marsh Hampton and wife, of Bowers, were Sunday visitors at Milton Stuckey's.
Fielden Rici and family, of near Bethel, Bid Marts and family, of near Cottage Grove, C. N. Marts and wife and Chester Butcher and wife, of near Marts school house, spent Sunday at Wm. Marts', near Sugar Ridge.
This community was shocked and pained to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Wm. Blue, of near Linden, last week. We deeply sympathize with the twice bereaved husband. She leaves no childen.
NORTH MACE.
Herman Bratton has the measles. Emmet Dice is painting Wm. Ward'6 house
Ross Price will work for Vint Smith this summer. Willie Dice purchased a new buggy last Saturday.
There will be services on Decoration day conducted by the G. A. R. Armstrong & Hankins are hauling logs from W. W. Johnson's farm.
Virgie and Lena McCray, of Danville, visited J. F. Dice's last week. Louis Rayle and lady attended meeting at Darlington last Sunday night.
Albert Williams and mother spent Sunday in Darlington with relatives. Mort Linn and wife were the guests of J. W. Ward's last Saturday and Sunday.
John Ward attended the Republican convention at Crawfordsville Saturday.
Mr.Tharp, the Shannondale butcher, is seen on our streets twice a week peddling beef.
Rev. Williamson and family, of Crawfordsville, took dinner at G. W Pattison's Sunday.
The Epworth League will meet with the Christian Endeavor at Union Hill Sunday night.
Mrs. Mell Peterson had a surgical operation performed on her ankle last Sunday by Dr. Ensminger and others
The members of Mace M. E. Sunday school are preparing for "Children's Day," which will be observed in Mace some time in June.
The Mace M. E. church, the Union Presbyterian and the Chapel Christian cnurch are talking of holding a union protracted meeting at Mace soon.
SMARTS BURG.
Bill McFeely and family have moved to Colfax. Miss Clark has returned home from Indianapolis.
Harold Misner and family have movee to Colfax. Myrtle Newlan has gone to town to work this summer.
Mary Bryant is working at Bill Smith's this week. Baptist meeting here Sunday by Rev. John Miller, of Waveland.
Sunday school at 3 o'clock p. m. Everybody cordially invited to attend. Dan Goble and family visited his sister, Mrs. Kate Core, of Darlington, Sunday
Meeting here the fourth Sunday in this month. Also on ira'urday and Sunday nights by Rev. Bud Johnson. Everybody invited to attend.
HUNT'S CORNER.
Hattie Everson went to Ladoga, Monday. A. J. Stone went to Crawfordsville, Tuesday.
Lon Hipes sheared sheep for Samuel Coulter part of this week. Samuel Coulter has had some hogs shipped in from Brown county.
John Guntle and wife, of Darlington, visited relatives here over Sunday. Cora Wright, of near Whitesville, is viBiting her aunt, Mrs. Rachel Corn.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, of Crawfordsville, visited her niece, Mrs. Mollie Beck, Wednesday.
Lou Honacker and wife, of Thorntown, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harris, Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Smith, of Crawfordsville, and Mrs. Mollie Beck visited at Uave Vanarsdall's, Thursday.
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CINCINNATI EXPLOSION.
Rcscucrs Had to Quit Work on Account of Adjoining Walls. CINCINNATI, May 6.—The burial alive of well known people has caused general distress hore. After the explosion that demolished the 5-story buildings, relays of workmen continued removing the debris till yesterday afternoon when everybody was ordered from the premises, and "Walnut street between Fourth and Fifth streets was kept clear.
Holes had been made in the walls of adjoining buildings through which to extricate victims. The great mass of debris supported these walls and its removal caused the adjacent walls to bulge out so that a still greater calamity has been momentarily expected from both sides of the wreckage.
Braces were put up against tho walls and scaffolds quickly constructed. The work of tearing down adjacent walls progressed with all possible speed last night. Meantime those still in the debris had to bo left to their fato and no more are likely to be taken out alive. There had been eight dead recovered up to tho time the rescuers were ordered to desist operations and seven are still missing.
INGERSOLL TALKS POLITICS.
llo Snys McKinlcy Will lie Nominated and Have Votes to Sparo. OMAIIA, Neb., May 6.—Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, in Omaha yesterday, discussing politics, said: "McKinley will be nominated at St. Louis and have
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lots of delegates to spare. The people associate McKinley with protection and they associate protection with prosperity. They think that tho hard times were created by fooling with the tariff and they want good times."
CIVIL CORNER.
Several here have bicycles. Miss Laura Sikes is improving rapidly.-
Ross Edwards visited home folks, Sunday. Bert Larsh is tbe guest of Harry Stubbins this week.
George Wert and family were guests of Marion Watson, Sunday. Harry Vaughn is seen going east quite often. Wonder where?
Clyde Watson and Harry Vaughn were at Union Chapel, Sunday. Anew Sunday school has been started at Hibernia. Let us move the good work along.
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