Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 January 1897 — Page 5
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WINGATK.
Morris Beedle has moved to Waynetown. Earl Cox, of Darlington was here Monday.
Walter Fulwider is visiting relatives in Illinois. Mrs. E. J. White went to Frankfort Christmas eve.
Maine (ialey went to Clark's Hill on Saturday to visit friends. Amos Steptenson and wife are spending the holidays with relatives here.
John Thomas, of Portland, Jay county. is visiting his son Lon this week. The gross receipts of the Christmas tree entertainment amounted toS17.4G.
Charles Appleby is the latest addition to the post oitice hunting brigade. Mrs. Grace 1'aliu and daughter, Lucile, visited at Indianapolis Christmas.
David Thompson and wife were Christmas visitors with J. M. Martin. James P. Meharry, of Minonk, 111., is visiting relatives in this community.
Mrs. Maud Whitehead, of Reminton, is visiting her father, Milton Morrow.
A. S. Clements, of Crawfordsville, was here on busim.ts the first of the week.
A. H. Patton and wife who spent Christinas at Frankfort, have returned home.
John Calhoun and wife left Wednesday morning for a week's visit in Parke county.
John Snyder and wife, of Chicago, are spending the week with his father J. C. Snyder.
David Mull and sons arecampingout in t,he woods southwest of here making railroad ties.
A host of friends and relatives from Lafayette visited Jake Rlaeker and family Christmas.
Bertha Sidener, of Crawfordsville, arrived here Monday afternoon to remain until spring.
Miss Jennie Meharry, assistantcashier of the Farmers' and Merchants' bank, is sick with the measles.
Emerson Ray and Wm. J. Thomas, who have been in Illinois in the patent right business, returned hometospend Christmas with their families.
Mrs. 06born, an aged lady, died at the residence of Frank Beedle on Saturday morning and was taken to Osborn's Prarie for interment Monday.
Rev. Sandford Smith, of Crawfords6uperintendent of district number 1, of the Indiana Children's Home Society, was here over Sunday and preached at the M. E. church and got a home for one little girl.
Pleas Boot hied himself off to Newtown on last Friday afternoon whene he was married to Miss Carrie Kite, Rev. W. G. Vessels olliciatiLg. We hope much happiness is in store for him and his fair bride.
A nion protracted meeting will be commenced at the Christian church on nest Sunday and will be held there during the next week and the week following it will be held at the M. E church and so on alternately as long as it continues. WXU
A great competitive rabiit hunt was engaged in on the prairie north of here on last Monday under the command of Captains Palin and Deeter, resulting ing capturing lis rabbits. Captain Palin's company won and Captain Deeter and comrades will have to furnish the oyster supper.
NEW ltlCHMO.Nl).
H. K. Lee started his saw mill again last Monday. Our elevator is handling a very large amount of corn at 10 to 1.
The wise man is filling his wood hou«-e t-btsa autumn day! Nick Washburn bpent the fore part of the week in Lafayette.
Jno. Drake, of Rockford, 111 was here Moiiday on business. The pedagogues and pupils are enjoying the holidays hugely.
W." W. Washburn and family were in Crawfordsville the fore part of the week.
Geo Miinns and wife, of Elston, ,spent Christmas with W. J. Haines and family.
Some claim the wheat is killed while others believe it not seriously damaged as yet.
Elbert Kobinson, of East Linn, 111., was here this week visiting the family of Jas. Mennett.
A. J. Hull" returned from Frankfort Monday morning, having spent Christmas with home folks.
Tom Schleppy will occupy the east room of the Carter building with his butcher shop in a short time.
Miss Grace Stephenson, of Linden, is keeping house for J. C. Bennett and Wm. Stephenson this week.
Jim Timmons, of Linden, shifted the enrrent at our telephone central after Miss Young departed until to-day.
Tom Long, a lad of 17 summers, started for his home Sunday night from Linden, going to Selina, Ohio.
Van Patton has sold his farm to Charles Patton, his brother. Van •'will go into the livery business at Lafayette.
Frank Morrow, of Monticello, visited his old friends her Monday after a short stop with his brother, Trustee Morrow.
Protracted meeting at the M. E. church this week. Mrs. Bryant, of Lafayette, is assisting Bro. Jakes in the work.
Albert Dazey and Jake Fisher, were insCrawfordsville at the bedside of Frank Dazey who is very low with the consumption.
F. M. Johnson's family came over
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from Indianapolis last Saturday to make this their future home. Tliey occupy the property recently vacated by John McDonald, who recently sold his drug store to Mr. Johnson.
School will reopen Monday, January 4. Dr. Stowe Detchon continues to improve slowly.
Snyder it Thompson have rented the Pritchard room. H. K. Lee and family spent Christmas at Crawfordsville.
Mrs. Rosy Wallace, of Logan, Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A King.
The Shelby telephone system will be removed from our town the beginning of the year.
A. V. I'attou has sold his farm to Chas. Patton and will move to Lafayette at once.
The Christmas tree at the Christian church was a success and many a heart was made glad.
Clarence Thomas fand family, of Warren«county, is visiting John and Will Holliu this week.
Miss Helen Young shipped her millinery goods to Milan Friday, she following them on Monday.
Mrs. Minta King and Baby Lenora, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, of Crawfordsville.
The lecture at the Christian church Saturday evening entitled "Laziness in its Last Degree," drew but a small audience.
C. A. Moore, of Chicago, was here last week in the interest of a gas plant which he is trying to get the business men interested in.
Miss Carrie Sibel has returned to Torre Haute where she is attending school, after spending her vacation with E. C. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moore, of Chicago, spent Christmas with H. S. Messer and family, Mrs. Moore will remain a few weeks visiting friends.
Mark Alexander, who is traveling with the Maggie Breyer Theatrical company was home Sunday. The company expects to play a return date here soon.
Snyder & Thompson played "Old Santa" Christmas, giving a treat to every child that came into their store that day. It is needless to state that they did a rushing business.
The funeral of Mrs. Cynthia Phillips who died at Linden on the 25tb, Was held at the Christian church Saturday at 11 o'clock a. m. interment being at the New Richmond cemetery. She was the mother of George Phillips of this place.
CALIFORNIA.
Dick Layman sold a steer to Henry Hughes last week. Jake Swank has been hauling corn for Henry Vancleave.
Health is generally good in this neighborhood at present. There is prayer meeting at liberty every Wednesday night.
Mrs. Sarah Cowan spent last Saturday night at Jimmy Quick's. Dick Layman has been visiting friends in Darlington this week.
Hiatt Jackson visited relatives near Linden last Friday and Saturday. J. B. Cowan and family visited relatives at Melott last Friday and.
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day. A few from this vicinity attended the Baptist meeting at Elmdale last Sunday.
Tom Allen and Will Bowles attended the show at Crawfordsville last Wednesday night.
A series of meeting will commence at Roberts Chapel Sunday night conducted by Ilev. Stevens.
Charley Linn, Misses Nellie Linn and Elsie Mears. of Mace, spent Saturday night at Sam Brattou's.
Mrs. Mag King, who has been staying at Geo. Fuller's, is visiting her daughter in Terre Haute this week.
Henry Vancleave has sold and delivered about 1,."00 bushels of corn to John McCardle at New Richmond, receiving l(i cents per bushel.
The Christmas tree and entertainment at Robert's Chapel Christmas eve was well attended, and a large number of presents w( re distributed.
KI,!rtlALE.
Health generally good tion of bad colds.
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.Tohn Hayes and brother Lee bj„ged sixteen quails Tuesday.
Wright Alexander had a family Christmas tree at his house Christmas night. It was loaded down with valuable presents. The family received S100 worth of presents and all had a good time.
Most all of the schools closed last Thursday for the holidays. Andy Foley, who is teaching at Oakland, had to miss so much on account of diphtheria that he thought it best not to •Sive any vacation.
Ralph Vancleave and wife made a dinner Christmas for their children. All partook of the many good things that had been prepared for them. The evening was spent by the boys in seeing who was the best shot with a target riile.
Eld. Miller, of Waynetown, preached at the Baptist church here Saturday at 11 o'clock, Sunday at 11 o'clock and Sunday night at 7 o'clock. The congregation was large Sunday morning and evening. There were four accessions to the church.
John Hayes and wife made a dinner Christmas. Those present were: Buck Grimes and family, Ehvood Swank and family, Tip Clough and family, Dock Olin and family, Lee Hayes and family, Ben Swank and wife. They had a Christmas pond and the little folks had lots of fun fishing their presents out of the pond.
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O ARLINGTON.
Clint Murphy was at Frankfort Monday. Hattie Naylor was at home over Sunday.
Boxing school is the latest in the west end. Charley Kasliner went tol'erre Haute Wednesday.
Mrs. Dr. Cort'man and daughter are home again. Dr. Stout visited his family the first of the week.
Wes Boots was at Indianapolis the first of the week. Horace F. King, of Crawfordsville, was here Wednesday.
Carl Cox, of Earlham College, is home for the holidays. Harry Harris and family of Logansport, are visiting here.
We are for Lew Wallace for Senator first, last and all the time. Mrs. H. Cadwallader, of Flora, spent a few days here last week.
Atlanta Johnston, of Crawfordsville, visited home folks last week. Governor-elect Mount went to Indianapolis Wednesday morning.
William Clark lost part of one finger at the Love saw mill Monday. Geo. W. Welty and wife of Wingate, visited friends here this week-
Lon Shriver, and old Darlingtonite of Lafayette, is spending the holidays here.
Rev. J. E. Steele and family of New Albany, are visiting father and mother Peterson.
The. Seybold & Butler block nears completion. We counted seventeen men working this a. m.
Our town board are still wrestling with the question shall their be light by ga6 or tallow candle.
Jonas Johnson, wife and Pearl, of Indianapolis, are the guests of mother Hollingsworth this week.
Squire Tom Campbell has been quite busy in his court room, several little suits to close the year having come up.
The friends of Rev. Rayle remembered him and family Christmas by presenting them with a large rocking chair.
W. R. Lynch moved into the J. H. Cox property Wednesday. Warren Monroe moved into the property vacated by Lynch.
The Umatilla tribe of Red Men will give a supper in their hall Saturday night for the good of the order. Admission 15 cents straight. Everybody invited and everybody expected, as all will be bountifully fed and feasted. 11. C. Kise Post No. 437, G. A. elected E. P. McClaskey, P. C. M. Crissinan, S. V. C. Joe Corns, J. V. C. Thos. Kelsey, Q. M. S. S. Martin, Adjutant Wm. Decker, Chaplain E. H. Oox, Surgeon, to serve for the ensuing year.
Darlington Lodge No. ISO, F. and A. M., have elected W. C. Woody, W. M. A. C. Nobee, S. W Frank GobeL J.W. Geo. Guntle, Treasurer: S. S. Martin, Secretary: J. E Mount, S. D. W. R. Lynch, J. D. J. A. Booher and Elijah Peacock. Stewards S. S. Hatch, Tyler, to serve for the ensuing year.
This world is all a fleeting show, so said Mrs. Ellen Guntle as she bade her1 family goodbye and swallowed the fatal powder and laid herself down to die. The family enmasse came after Drs. Coffman and Stout, who went post haste to the scene and made the astounding discovery that she had taken pure wheat iiour. She is now resting easy.
Darlington Lodge No. 150, K. of 1' celebrated their tenth anniversary Monday night. Although purely local it was one of the finest little gatherings ever held in our town. Several good speeches were made by the brethren, a good lunch was served and a good social time was had. But the finest affair of the evening was an exhibition drill as given by the ltathbone SiBters, their officer drill and team drill being especially fine. The la,dies did themselves great credit on this occasion and will no doubt rebound to the good of their order.
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WAYNETOWN.
School will begin next Monday. Mr. Stilwell, of Crawfordsville. was here Tuesday.
Over 200 ate supper with the Masons last Saturday night. The K. of P.'s will give an oyster supper next Tuesday evening.
Sam Hays has has rented A1 Coon's property and will take immediate possession.
Miss Clara Thomas, of Crawfordsville. visited here last Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Dick Reed and baby are visiting Mrs. -Thomas Fields during the holidays.
The postollice fight is growing hotter every day. it's now in the superlative degree.
Rev. Brewer administed the ordinance of baptism to three believers last Sunday evening.
Mr. Woodcock, editor of the Col faxpaper, was here Tuesday trying to buy the Despulcli
lOflice.
Rev. Louk has moved to the property recently occupied by Wm Burris on Orchard street.
Dickson, Buckley it Hopkins will run a butcher shop in one of Kerr's new rooms after Jan. 1.
Fred Hurt returned to his work at the medical department of the Indianapolis University Tuesday.
Rev. Henson, of New Market, has accepted a call to preach for the Baptist people the ensuing year. |||S
The Methodist people gave a supper Thursday night and held a watch meeting which was well attended.
Everybody who is in debt should make some kind of settlement with their creditors between the 1st and 10th of January.
Mrs. Geo. Putnam returned to her home at Rossville, 111., Wednesday after a ten days' stay with her husband, who is here taking medical treatment.
On last Monday night the Knights of Pythias elected the following otiicers:
C. C.—Hal Darnell.
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V. C.—Fesse Lough.
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P—Bas Merrill. M. A.—Howard Patton. M. E.—Allen Byers. M. F.—Rice Klein.
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K. of R. S.—Cluin Westfall. Trustees—Three years, Q. Groves two years, Wm. Westfall.
Representative to Grand Lodge— Perry Lough. Installation of the above named otlicers for the ensuing year will take place next Monday night.
NKW MAliKKT.
Rev. llensou's father is visiting him. Will Stewart, of Crawfordsville, is visiting here.
Miss Nell Williams is spending holidays at home. Joe L. Davis and family Sundayed with Y. P. Hall.
R. G. Crist went to Crawfordsville on business Thursday. Lafe Penn and family are visiting in Indianapolis this week.
There has been five cases before the Squire in the past week. Miss Clara Crowder is the guest of Miss Bertha Warbritton.
Will Watson, of Crawfordsville, was here on business Wednesday. ..John Whitacre and Bert Fulwider are visiting friends in Hillsboro.
Miss Ettie Follick is spending vacation at her home in Waynetown. Samuel Wray, of Elwood, is visiting his brother William at this place.
Miss Lida Swindler and Miss Viola Armstrong are home on a vacation. Miss Hattie Donicer, of Cutler, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. Beck.
Samuel Wray, jr., of Crawfordsville, was the guest ol Scott Wray Tuesday. Warner Wray visited friends in Crawfordsville Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Grace Ivelsey, of Brown's Valley, visited here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Eddie Vancleave is spending the week at home during the vacation of his school at Colfax.
Miss Ellie Brush leturned to Terre Haute Tuesday evening after a short visit with home folks.
Rev. Henson has accepted a call from the Baptist church at Waynetown for one-half of his time.
Edgar Dickerson returned he ne from Rockville Tuesday, where he has been visiting his sister.
Rev. Brown, of Greencastle, will fill his first regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday.
Perry Smith and wife of Rockville, are visiting Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. YVillet Dickerson.
Mrs. Almeda Walker, of Milroy, Rush county, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Demorate.
Dr. Beatty's baby wliicu is quite ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Davis, was reported better Thursday.
Joseph Rusk returned home from Terre Haute Wednesday night, where he had been visiting his brother Jas.
Grant Clouse has bought Scott Wray's interest of the firm of Glover & Wray, the change to take place Mon day.
Mrs. Louisa Nelson, Grand Chief of Rathbone Sisters, will lecture in the M. E. church Monday night. All K. of P's. are invited. Admission free.
Frank Vancleave had a runaway one day this week, the horses and wagon both passing over him. He very fortunately got out with a few slight bruises.
NKW ROSS.
Mrs. Brooks is still very sick. Miss Nettie Sharp returned to I ado ga Monday.
Wm. Lawell has returned Iroin Farmers. Ky. Daniel Ronk came home from Lebanon Wednesday.
Misses Jessie and Lizzie Wren visited nere Thursday A medicine troupe are here this week at Adkins' Hall.
The Christmas mantel was a success Sr. HO was netted. T. J. Brown and wife were at Indi anapolis Tuesday.
J. E. Jones transacted business at Lebanon Thursday. C. E. Johnson returned from Darlington last Thursday. 11. E. Moore and wife of Waveland, were in town Monday
Rev. L. E. M.urray will preach at the Cnristian church Sunday. Misses La ura and Lulu Ronk are visiting relatives at Lebanon.
A small child of Robert Hamilton died of diphtheria Monday. Miss Anna Evans, of Covington, is the guest of Ambrose Dvans.
Miss Daisy Dillon, of I'ittsboro, is visiting at Mrs. R. F. King's. N. C. Gwinn, of Frankfort, is spending holidays with relatives here.
Our schools reopen Jan. 4th. All children should be ready for the work. Miss Willie Uubbel, of Lebanon, visited E. R. Richmond and family on Christmas
Mrs. J. B. Evans and dnu^htci'F. Maude and Lucy, returned to Lebanon Wednesday.
Arthur Crawley, and wife of Peoria. 111., spent Christmas with W. 11. MeYey and wife.
The C. it S. E. have loaned two locomotives to the Big Four.in order to move the freight.
J. E. Mount, of Darlington, formerly of this place, will work for the Deeding Company in 18117.
Miss May Walkup went to Indianapolis Wednesday to attend the State Teachers' Association.
O. M. Eddingfield and wife departed Wednesday for Mason, O.. to attend the funeral of Thomas Eddingfield.
The Hon. Will Cumback will deliver his lecture, "A Model Husband" at the M. E. church Jan. 4th. Admission 10 and 15 cents.
Henry Howard Post No. 440 elected the following ofticers for next term: P. C., W. H. McVey S. V., Cale Canada J. V., W. J. Cline: Q. M., James Peterson: Chaplain, S. G. linel Oflicer of the Day, W. B. Gott Trustees, Cale Canada, George Lewis and F. G. Imel.
New Ross Lodge No. 204, K. of P,, have elected the following ofticers for the ensuing term: M. of W., Aubrey Bowers C. C., C. E. Jones: V. C., H. It. Rettinger: P., David Mitcheltree: K. of R. and S., W. B. Sperry: M. of F., G. T. Sperry: M. of E., Cale Canada: I. O., Alonzo Lockhart O. G., Wm. Jos-
Happy New Year
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Pvibllc Sale.
Tuesday, Jan.
19,
.John Line, administrator, will sell at the late residence of Abbie M. Line, deceased, on the Crawfordsville and Fredericksburg gravel road,three miles east of city, 500 bushels of corn, four milk cows, and other stock and household and kitchen furniture. A. W. Perkins, auctioneer.
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Money on Hand. No Delay.
Est ate of W illlain H. Hardee, deceased. J^OTICK OK Al'l'OINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias be.en appointed and duly 111 a.lifiorl as Administrator of the estate ot William l(. Hardee, late of Montgomery comity, Indiana, deceased. Said estatejls suppo«e(i to ho solvent. LOUIS McMAlNS.
Administrator.
Dated December 31, 1890-1-1G
eph: Rep., G. T. Sperry: Alt. Rep., T. J. Brown: Installing OHioer, Thomas lirown Trustee, Madison Bettinger, three yerrs.
The children of G. G.and V. C. Myers made a surprise dinner on their parents, which was well executed and enjoyed by all present and will long be remembered by both parents and children. Those present were J. A. Morrison and family, W. H. Myers and family, O H. Gill and wife, G. N. Myers and family, T. D. Brookshire and family, C. T. Myers and wife, Frank Myers and wife, J. L. My*rs and wife, Drake Brookshire, sr., Lee Brookshire, Mrs. Emma Stottn and daughter, Thirst Brewer, Ernest Brown, of Waynetown. All departed at the close of the day feeling that the day was well spent and wishing that they might be permitted to enjoy many more such happy events.
I.AI'LANII.
Fred Kincaid and wife visited relatives in Lebanon this week. Russell Harrell. of Crawfordsville. visited Straughan Davis Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hattie James visited her little granddaughter at Anderson last week. Mrs. Nan Caplinger, of Marshall, visited her parents here over Christmas. Her son Parvin accompanied her
Wm. Davis and wife and Johnny Burgess, of this place, joined the BenHur last Monday night at Crawfordsville.
Straughan Davis has anew repeating rifle. The bears and other large game would do well to keep out of his way.
The Christmas tree at the school house was a grand success. The declamations by the children were very nice and all acquitted themselves creditably. The tree was loaded down with presents, there being 500 on it ranging in value from five cents to SI 5, the total value, of them being about S250.
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(H9) 30 acres 5 miles north of Wnveland IH acres in cultivation, water, -ood new houaejand barn, fruit. fli.'iO. (147) 40 acres It',* miles east of Wallace, Fountain county. 'Jli aercs In cultivation, balance blue grass and timber.
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(•Hti) House and one acre of land in tho Valley, rooms, cellar, cistern, Irtilt. 1800. (-14r' 55 acres, 6 miles north of Waveland, :)5 acrlis In cultivation, house of 4 rooms, barn, fruit, $1,000. (4:M) TO acros 2 miles northeast of Waynetown. house of I rooms, barn, fruit, 50 acres in cultivation, water. I'-'.KOO. (121) 105 acres miles northwest, of city, house of rooms, burn, fruit, wnll, running water, 105 acresiu cultivation. JIO.OOO. (4 19) House of 10 rooms, 1 acres of land, burn, well, cellar, fruit, KusselW ille, I'utnain county. $1,200. (417) 17^ acres, 2 iniles west of.'city, 6 room houso, fruit, barn. S2.000. (400) 80 acres, four iniiea north of city, all in cultivation, new house and barn, water. (40H) 17H acres near tho old Cope t:ill gate, 1 mile northwest of city, all tillabie l.-indT (407) 50 acres, 2 miles north of city. 40 acres !u cultivation, good house and barn.
Kor our list of city property for sale see thin week's weekly An/it* Xcirs.
List changed every week. All sales on easy payments.
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