Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 January 1897 — Page 5

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

J. 15. Mount was home over Sunday. Arkansas Jinx is with us this week. John Best has sold his residence to W. B. Lynch.

Josie llenry is visiting at Indianapolis this week. A. A. Cornell went, to the Battle Ground Monday.

Mrs. W. K. Booher is confined to the house with the grip. Tom Flannigan is still *.|uite sick at the home of Mrs. Ylaper.

Quite a number of our citizens are complaining- of the grip. John Best is in Sullivan county this week looking for a location.

Se.vbold AL CO are moving stock of hardware this week. W. W. Felton is slowly improving but is yet confined to the house.

Deputy postmaster A. R. Peterson was in Crawfordsville Wednesday. Wall Faust and A1 Pickett each lost 'a good horse this week by sickness.

Highest of all in Leavening Strength.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

J. Royalty won the prize offered

last week.

DARLINGTON.

Jim Baber, o( Jamestown, bought Bome good horses here Wednesday. .1. Hatch, of North Corolina, is here visiting his uncle-, S. S. Hatch.

Dan Lewis and S. S. Martin were on Potato Creek Thursday on busi nesa. "The Dead Witness" will again be played at Hulet's hall Friday evening, Jan'!!•.

Wednesday morning was the first the snow plow had been called into use this winter.

Zearn Kelsey is again able to walk with the aid of crutches but is through skating for the winter.

The Thorn town mill is buying wheat at the elevator of Sellers & Atkinson and are hauling it to Thorntown in wagons.

Elder Cissel held service^ in the .12. church Monday, closing UD quarter Jy meeting. Rev. McDaniel had filled his place on Sunday.

Rev. S. V. McKee will hold com rounion at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, .Ian. 2-1. commencing Saturday at, 2 p. in. All are invited.

Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham was called to Wingate Monday to attend her daughter, Mrs. George Welly, who was suffering with quinsy. She is reported better at this time.

FLAT CREEK.~

The sick are improving. Wanted A wife. Bill Praflitt. 15. I*. Engle has committed sideways. II. H. Virts has broke his razor and cannot shave.

The Buchanan fc Stewart telephone line is nearing completion. Miss Nellie Moore's parrott is gone, "but was found at Lebanon.

Several from this place attended the revival at Kingsley's Chapel this week. J. G. Moore & Co. tore the woods to pieces last Saturday with a new saw

James Williams, of Pumpkin Ridge, bought some corn of E. Engle this week.

Miss Caldwell, of Center Grove, visited Misses Madge and Jude Booher of this place.

OrvillePeebles has lost his mustache. Finder please leave same at post office and receive reward.

Joe Shaver passed through this vicinity Monday morning enroute home from a visit be had concluded in Darlington.

Gill Williamson got io&t in the neighborhood Sunday night in the mud and J. A. Booher found hiin in his hog pen Monday morning.

The Tiger Valley correspondent told in last weeks issue that T. A. Armstrong had shipped 73,280 rabbits this winter. This would at one shot to each rabbit be 73,2S0 shots and at 2D shells to the box would 2.931 boxes and 5 shells at 4 eeuts a box the cost of the shells would be SI, 17'-' 40. l'rettylarge isn't it?

KIRKPATRICK.

The sick of this vicinity are improving slowly. Miss Katie Worth is working for Bennett Taylor.

Mrs. 01 Delashmidt has been quite sick for some time. Henry Wilson has rented his farm and will move to Frankfort in the spring.

Chas. Swick has returned from Iowa. He has ranted a farm there and wilt move to it.

Wm. Jinks, who has been working with a fence gang at Ridge Farm, III., returned home last Monday for the winter.

J. B. Stanley, the noted detective and gospel temperance evangelist, closed a series of lectures to overflowing houses, with a gospel temperance Christian inspiration. There were two hundred additions by card representing the best families in tlys community. Silas Peterson and his indorsement gave fresh courage to many and new life to the I. O. G. T. lodge A Juvenile Temple was thoroughly organized with Mrs. Elgin Homey as superintendent. In ail the wondrous lectures the name of Democrat, Republican, Populist, Prohibitionist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Baptist, not even 10 to 1 was mentioned, his main object was-to hold Christ and Satan vividly before the people w:si

LAPLAND.

Sam Steele and wife, of south of Raccoon, visited Lambert Smith one day last week.

Wallace Baker and Ora Baker, of Lebanon, were visiting the family of G.' W. James last Wednesday and also took dinner with William Davis and family one day.

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There will be a fox drive here next Saturday. We want every body to come and have a bushel of fun as tl-e drive covers the best territory in this county. All we want is good lines and we are sure of the foxes.

G, W James went to Indianapolis last week and came back by the way of Anderson to see his son. lie started from Anderson Saturday at three o'c.ock in the evening and got home on Sunday about ten o'clock He says he had to sleep in the coach all night up at Advance

WAYNETOWN.

Mrs Tice Jit-ant is reported much better at this writing. The Baptist protracted meeting closed last Monday night.

Mrs. J. T. Anderson, of Covington, visited here Tuesday and Wednesday "Vinegar Bob," of the New Richthen- mourt Yelper," was litre last baturday.

W. B. McComas was in Crawfordsville Tuesday night on important business

There will he work in the 3d anil lid ranks at the of lodge next Monday night.

Ray Thomas, of Wabash college, spent Saturday and Suncay nere with near relatives

Rev. Brewer will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning aud evening.

Geo. Ruuyon has been confined to the house for two weeks past with inilamatory rhumatism

John Brant, of the Veedersburg News, has been here this week attending the bedside of his sick mother.

Dr. Adelot, of Newtown, will probably locate here in the near in lure, and follow extracting molars, A

Billy Hendrix, late of the Crawford--ville Valley Saloon, has moved back to his father's farm south of here four miles.

Sam Griflin. of Indianapolis, is here this week getting out an extra edition if the Despatch, wherein he writes u* all up

Our D"s four in number, were all at Crawfordsville jas-t Tuesday in the interest of the poor of VYaynetownship

Mrs George Pace and daughter. Miss Alice, of liot'in, New Mexico, have been the guests of Mrs. W. J. liuist for the Dast week

CALIFORNIA.

J. B. Cowan killed a beef Tuesday. Gay Kerr is working for J. B. Cowan.

Dock Young is working for Ab Hauk. Will Bowles is staying at James Thomas'.

Frank Allen is staying at Jacob Swank's. Miss Isophine Alston visited friends here last week.

Hugh Jackson will build a new house in the spring. Will Jones is staying at Marie Harsbbarger's this winter.

Harrison Masterson, of Illinos visiting friends here. Clint Thomas worked for Sarah Cowan a few days last week.

Dick Laymon deliy r^d some hogs to A. Archey Thursday for S3.2u per cwt.

Mike Lynch delivered some hogs to A. Archey at Crawfordsville Monday.

A few from here have, been attending church at New Richmond the past week.

Will Jones and JohnBy Horshbarger intend going to California ic the spring.

Charley Hauk and Robert Cowan attended institute at New Richmond last Saturday.

Cowan delivered 40 hogs to B.

A. Archey Monday, which averaged 215 pounds for S3.20 per cwt. George Thomas delivered ]G hogs to George Caugh at New Richmond last Saturday, which averaged 229 pounds, for which he received S3 15 per cwt.

John Phillips moved Wednesday to the house formerly occupied by Geo. P-tt-o near Potts' school house. Cnas. I at'on will occupy the house he vacated ia the spring.

YOUNTSVILLE.

The sick folks of this place are all on the mend. The protracted meeting at this place progresses nicely.

George Grubbs will move to his farm near Pine Hills in March. All will agree that this winter weather is all that could be desired.

The Ladies' Sewing Society will meet at Mrs. W. O'Neall's this afternoon.

The farmerB of this vicinity are marketing at a low estimate eight tons of hay per day.

Arthur Yount has gone to Chicago to travel for the Goodyear Kubber Co We hope it's a go.

Miss Fannie Watson proposes to teach a subscription school for us after the short term expires.

The man that stole liill Hurley's bird dog will save trouble for all concerned by returning him within the next seven days.

The patrons of our school, as well as the scholars, are lamenting the short term, made

on account of short

funds to pay teachers. It is claimed by those informed that this part of Indiana, and more especially Montgomery connty, is well adapted to the culture of beets for sugar. Now why can't the farmers get up some kind of a breeze in that direction? The low price for other farm products would he a strong argument for the agitation of the subject at least.

WINGATE.

Measles is getting plentiful. Henry Ronk and wife visited in Lafayette Sunday.

C. C. McDaniel went to Kirkpatrick Saturday night. Rev. F. P. Trotter, of Darlington, visited friends here Monday.

Mrs. Susan Wainscott, of Illinois, is visiting her father, Wm. Utterbaek. Miss Mollie Sullivan went to her home in Frankfort Sunday afternoon.

Quillen Johnson, of Greencastle. returned home Tuesday after a visit of several days here.

Mrs. Laura Case, of New Mexico, arrived at W. W. Tiffany's on Wednesday to visit a few days.

Rev. W. H. Broonifield, of Morocco, onr Methodist minister last year, was here two days last week.

L. P. Britton came down from Frankfort Sunday to see his wife and son, who are visiting here.

J. S. Fendley, of Danville, 111., is spending a few days here in the interest of the Modern Woodmen.

John McCorkle went toChicage Sunday afternoon and brought home two caa loads of cattle to feed for spring market.

A. B. Patton, who was called to Lafayette last week to attend the funeral of his sister's child, returned home Sunday morning.

Mrs Hanson Kendall, who has been seriously indisposed, was taken to Wavnetown Friday in hopes that it might improve her health.

Two of our teachers were not able for duty Monday morning, but Miss Lulu Horinell reported for duty Tuesday. Mrs. Welty, however, who teaches the sixth and seventh year trrades, has bean sick with quinsy all the week.

ELM DALE.

Orvil Mitchell is laid up with rheumatism. The old lady Cowan is some better at this writing. yV-

George Petro moved into 'his new house this week. Garret Baldwin, of Roaclidale, called oi. tiis friends here last week.

Lew Foot and Minnie Vancleave called on Nettie Allen Tuesday. Isom Mitchell traded his span of mules to Howard Dewey for a horse.

John Cowan, of Covington, is attending tiie bedside of his mother. Allen Moore sold twenty head of steers to Follick, of Waynetown, for 31.000.

Mr. Cynth, of Dayton, Ohio, is canvassing the county taking oroers for groceries

Mr Francis, of Illinois, is stopping with A1 Utterbaek and wife. lie is looking for a farm.

Winford Swiney sold his hogs to Charle.v Grinnard, of Wingate, and delivered them Tuesday.

Literary at Sand Bank school house every Thursday night. Music furnished by the striDg band.

Fry Thomas aud wife, of Darlington vicinity, were the guests of Will Baldwin and family Sunday.

Dan Baldwin and wife, of Washington, are at the bedside of his sister, Rachel Cowan, who is very sick with lung fever.

Ralph Vancleave sold his hogs to Charley Grinnard Monday and delivered them at Wingate Tuesday at$S 10 per hundred

UPPER CALIFORNIA

Sleigh riding is the order of the day JameB Miller and wife went at Crawfordsville Thursday.

James Miller attended the trial of of George Goben Tuesday. James Miller and family visited Wesley Grnbb and family Sunday.

John Phillips moved Thursday in the house vacated by George Petro. Miss Ollie Jackson, of Romnev, is visiting her sister Mrs. Laura Jackson.

Misses Isophine Alston and Gertie Miller visited the Potts school last Friday.

The Sunday school at Liberty was very well attended considering t*he weather.

Our Elmdale correspondent has surely crawled out of the mud by this time by the last report.

There will be preaching at the Bap tist church Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night.

Misses Maudie Grubb and Gertie Miller spent Satnrdav night and Sunday with Miss May Fuller.

Misses Maude Grubb, Sada and Gertie Miller attended the literary at Sandbank Thursday night and report a good time.

NEW ROSS.

iSenator Gill was in town Friday, Mrs. Luna King is at PittsborQ this week.

John Peterson was at Crawfordsville Wednesday. Mrs. L. Bratton was in Crawfordsville Saturday.

Mrs Wm Brown, of Darlington,was here last week. C. A. Minnick, of Linnshurg, was in town Tuesday.

E. D. Peterson, of Ohio, is visiting here this week. The teaehers attended institute at Mace Saturday.

The Menely trio of singers went from here to Crawfordsville last Sunday.

John Powell and family moved to their farm, near Lebanon, on Wednesday.

The D's of R. went to Jamestown Wednesday to visit Purity Lodge, No. ao?.

A. W. Johnson, of Crawfordsville, called on particular friends here last Sunday.

Mesdames Harriet Inlow and Nan Taylor are visiting Mrs. Burroughs, at Crawfordsville.

Miss Adda Beck went to Ha/.elrig Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Hysong.

OFFIELD.

A number of our young folks attended church at Otterbein last Thursday night.

Frank Surface moved from the city to the Surface farm here Friday of last week.

All the men and dogs in the neighborhood were engaged in a fox drive Wednesday.

Lee Surface moved to the Aaron Faust farm, near North Union, on Thursday last

The pie supper was a success. The cake was awarded to Miss Beauty Aikman, of Crawfordsville.

Mr. White, of Frankfort, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Canine, paid them a pleasant visit at their country home Tue^d^y and Wednesday.

Miss Luella Douglas gave a music party Tuesday night. Excellent music was rendered by the string band and the evening was one long to be remembered.

FRUITS.

Measles is in this vicinity. Cholera is in these parts again. Lesley F.'more is on the sick list. Hurley Ingersol is reported no ter.

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Frank Ingersoll was the guest Gus Musser, Sunday. Prayer meeting was well attended here Saturday night.

Green Dickerson's youngest child died Sunday evening. Several from here attended church at Alamo Sunday night.

Miss Addie Pickett is working for Pearl Holman, this week. Chas. and Edgar Hall visited Samuel Bruner aid family Sunduy.

Samuel Bruner is going to have a sale Saturday, Feb. 13, 1S97. Miss Lilly Stull, of near Yountsville, visited Sadie Heron Saturday.

James McCortnick and James Steele was in Crawfordsville Tuesday. Misses Ida, Rosy and Blanch Weaver visited tiie school here Tuesday.

Blanch Fisher visited home folks in Alamo Saturday night and Sunday. Miss IV attie Smith iB staying with her sister, Hattie Fill pots, this winter.

Samuel Bruner and son Austin, are delivering corn to Waynetown for 1( to 1.

James and Mary Ilhea. of Rexville, Ind., are visiting Frauk Uavin'sat this writing.

The school here is in a prosperous condition, with Miss Jessie White as teacher.

Emma Cavin, of Newtown, who is visiting at Frank Cavin's, have the measles.

Elva Michaels has left Simon Pea cock's to make her future home in Rockville.

Wilson Livengood, of near Ingersol Corner, will move near Grange Corner in the spring.

James Swearingan and Robert Jeff ery delivered their sheep to Crawfordsville Tuesday.

Lonie Elmore, last Sunday evening, met with a very painful accident b.\ straining his wrist.

WiLiam Hendricks, of Crawfordsville, moved into the vacant house of his father's, Tuesday.

The school at Ihgersol Corntr closed Tuesday for its winter term, with Rosy Pitman as teacher.

Joseph Gray and family, of this vicinity were guests of Abner Gray and family, of near Wallace, Sunday.

Mr. Weaver and family, of near Waynetown, were the guests of Mr, Myres' the fore part of the week.

Prayer meeting at Ridge Farm Saturday night, January 30. Every body come and help along with the good work.

Eston Musser, while coming from the social last Saturday night, had another serious misfortune. The top fell off of his buggy.

Carl Vanduyn, Wat Ham, Paul Campbell and Claude Stonebraker, of Alamo, attended prayer meeting here Saturday night.

Miss Ida Weaver and sister, of near Waynetown,visited MissAnnie Myers.a charming young lady of this vicinity, the latter part of the week.

The fox drive last Saturday was a success. It was announced then that there would be another drive, Saturday, January 23. Everybody turn out and make it more profitable than the last one.

Last Sunday morning while Austin and James Bruner and Eston Musser had finished their hard weeks work, thought they would go to the woods and see what fun they could have while the sun was shining brignt. They dug out three skunks and were accompanied by Frauk Ingersol, who did the killing.

NEW MARKET.

Gas! Gas. More, gas! Bert \Varbritton's new house is completed.

The Methodist protracted meeting is still in progress with no additions. Martin I)eet.s is at Alamo this week with the patent gate of llankins it Johnson.

Mr. Alec Bowers aud wife visited the sick bed of their grandchild, near North I'oion Monday night.

Uncle Billy Kav and Bud Ray attended a surprise dinner near Garfield Saturday. A good time is reported by all present.

The prevailing subject under discussion at this place is "gas." Whether it will be surface or natural gas remains to be seen.

The sick are: Mrs. Jas. Brown, Louis Haverkamp, Mrs. Samuel Kelsey, Jack Rush, Van Vancleave, and Mrs. Louis Haverkamp.

Mr. Ferguson will soon move to Veedersburg, where he will haul logs and work in the interest of the wire fence, of which he is a partner in Fountain county.

mittee was formed to investigate and report Friday evening. The following otlicers were elected for the ensuing year at the M. 10 Sunday school:

Superintendent—James Armentrout. Asst. Supt. Frank Mullen. Secretary—Enolia Demoret. Organist—Mabel Beck. Chorister—John Fullcnwider. Treasurer—Wm. Kelsey. Librarian—Wm. Childers.

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Monday being Mrs. Samuel Kelsey's birthday, Jas. Bell and family, Milton Demoret and wife and Miss Enolia Demoret, with well tilled baskets, met at Mrs. Kelsey's and gave her a surprise. The day was spent in conversation and the guests departed in the evening wishing Mrs. Kelsey many another such happy birthday.

A meeting was held in Fletcher hall to hear the report of Messrs. Armentrout and Miller on the gas question. They have been in the gas field for the last week. The meeting was not an entire failure as it was shown that the gas that had been struck in several wells here was marsh gas. A com-

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