Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 June 1897 — Page 5
&akinG POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated fur its Iravi'iimi: strenirtli and lipaltlifului'ss. Azores tin- rood uiisiiiist alum and all foniH of si1 ullei~ution cointiion to the client) liriimis,
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
.1. S. Bennett won the last week.
prize olTered
ORTH.
Samuel Vail and wife visited Henry Loop aunday. Frame Brown is mowing the I'isgah cemetery Uiis week,
Ai. McLaughlin visited tiis brother Tom near Advance Saturday A. Young had fine mare colt killed by lightning last week lliggins Bros are doing some ditching for .!. \V. Swisher this week.
A new bridge is to be built across the creek north of Providence church (i. B. Zachnvy and family visited at Ciawfordsville Saturday- and Sunday,
Miss .vnna Clark visited II. Bursott's and W. 11. Darnali's Tuesday of this week. .!' Rev. Smith ar.d family, ot New Ross, called on A. U....Bowman Wednesday evening
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Klder Thomas Cox. of Danville, 111 ••will preach it Old pisgah next Sunday at 10:110 a.
J. S Daloy and family left for Putnam county Monday morning for a two weeks' visit,. •I. W. Stone and wife visited Mr. Stone's father Sunday, returning on '•••.their wheels by moonlight. .lames Hurt and the boys passed •through here Wednesday morning enroute to Sugar Creek for a tsvo weeks' outing hunting and ris'ning
WHITE CHURCH.
Iiyton Pelley and family, of Stockwell. visited at John Hettinger's Sunday.
Mrs. Manerva Cook and daughter spent Monday with iier parents, near We a
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar returned last Saturday from their trio in the East,
A few from here attendee! the medicine show at Bowers last Monday night.
John and Edith Hettinger attended the ice cream supper at Jere Mollett's. south of D:ir ington. Saturday evening.
Ul Hamilton and family treated Jno Hettinger and Charley Hamilton and their families to ice cream. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillie Br itch has returned from Crawfordsvilie. We are glad she has come to stay
Last Thursday night a number of young people gathered at the home Albe'rt and Bertha Dunbar. The even ing was spent in having a jolly good time and all stayed until quite a late hour.
At the pleasant country home of Milton Stuckey quite a number of young people were invited to attend the parly given there Saturday night. They came at an early hour and took part in tne good oid party plays. All seemed to have a pleasant time and went away wishing the evening had not passed away so rapidly. Those present were: Misses Maud Brannigan, Sylvia liarshbarger. Laura and Xora Tribbett. Maud Cooley, Rosa llayos, Mina Michaels. Georgia Funk, Sallie McAbee. Clara Burkhart and Lula Booker: Messrs. Yernie Booker, Arthur Cray. Verge Edwards. Tom Simpson, Walter Long. Alva and Arley Hayes, George Cook. Hunt Dean. William Peterson. Joe Rice, Earl Peterson ami G. McAbee. They had excellent music during the evening. Will Stuckey played the piar,o, Milton the violin and Gov. alcAbee picked the banjo.
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Ivan Smith is working in Indianapolis. Miss Tina Jacks has returned from a visit in Lebanon.
Mis- Verl^, Majors is visiting her aunt at Elizaville. Miss Jones, of Pittsboro day with her parents.
spent Sun-
Will Porter and Lon McClean were at the Shades Sunday. Ul and Samuel Lewis have returned from a visit in Tennessee.
Miss Christine Trust3*. of Indianapolis, is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr. McCormack, of Indianapolis, is the guest of his brother, I. X. McCormack.
Misses Maude and Bertha Proctor, of Thorntown, visited friends here laBt week.
Dr. and Mrs lleady and Mr. and Mrs' Bob Hackley are spending the week at Greencaetle.
The members of tlieEpworth League here visited the League at North Salem Sundaj' afternoon.
The Rathbone Temple from New Ross, visited our Temple Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Fullenwider, of Waveland. are guests of their parent6, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robbins this week.
Wrs. Wm. Reeves and daughter Ada. of Crawfordsvilie, are spending the week with Mrs. M. E. Orear and family-
Mrs. Muse, who has been visiting home folks in Martinsville, lias re' turned home accompanied by her sis ter, Miss Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bishop and fam-
ily and Mrs. Lizzie Uishop. of Crawfordsvilie, called, on Mrs. Maryaret Gibson Sunday.
The children's day exercises at the ChristiiU church Sunday night were quite a success. The, church was crowded and all were well entertained by the children.
The commencement exercises of the Jackson township schools were held here Thursday uijrht at the M. E church. There were twenty-five p'raduates. Music was furnished by the Tamestown mandolin club.
A weddinp which interested a large number of Jamestown people, occurred at the home of the bride's pareuts on Wednesday evening at o'clock, when Miss Ada Dollie Clements and Bow Majors were married by Elder Muse, pastor of the Christian church. Only elatives and intimate friends were present. The bride was simply and daintily gowned in white silk. After the ceremony refreshments were served.
NEW ROSS.
Cale Canaday was at .Jamestown Sunday. Joseph Hurt was at Crawfordsvilie Tuesday.
Stub Gott will start a restaurant here soon. An ice cream supper at New Ross Saturday night.
Asbury Finch, of Frankfort, was town Tuesday. Jesse Bains, who has been on the iiek list, is out again. 'he pay car passed over the Big Four Wednesday morning.
The K. of P. decorated tiie graves of their deceased members Tuesday. Mrs. Gardner, of near .lame-town, visiting her son, John Gardner
Braxton visited his mother in
Chicago from Friday until Tnesday. Rev. M. W. llarkins. of Anderson, was the guest of Ike lnlow Thursday night.
Mrs. Nancy Morrison is visiting her daugnter, Mrs. David Jessee in Morgan county.
The Rathbone Sisters of Rosewood temple decorated the, graves of their deceased members Tuesday.
Daniel Rouk was appointed administrator of M. Turner's estate and guardian of the two heirs, Lula. and Jewell Turner.
Joe Hurt has gone to Big Sugar fishing. He went prepared with bait, poles, hooks and lines to try for bass and cat iish. By the quantity and quality good luck to Joe
Jesse, Morrison's family have been called to George Myers' who diedTues day morning. He was Mrs. Morrison's father. The funeral was preached by L. E. Murray, of Ladoga, at 0 o'clock Thursday. Interment at the family grave yard known as the silvers grave yard.
YOU NTSVI LLE.
Miss Marie Hopping spent last Sun day with Mrs. Work. Church was well attended Sunday morning and evening.
Grandmother Webb left for a short visit to Ohio last week. Sewing circle meets at Mrs. Ella Yount's next Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Switzer, of Waynetown is visiting here parents here. Miss Maggie Smith returned to her home in Alamo last Tuesda
Miss Cretta Switzer is staying with Mrs. Lawton through her illness. Mrs. Lista Patton and children spent last week with lior son in Wesley
Walter Work, of Lafayette, spent a few days with his parents last week. Mr. and Miss Reynolds, of Freedom, spent Sunday with John Reynolds and family.
Miss Livengood, spent a few days Snyder last week.
Mrs. Trotter and are here to spend her daughter.
of Crawfordsvilie with Miss Myrtle
son. of Toledo, O a few weeks with
Mrs. Arb Martin, at Geo. Wilcox's
The party at Geo. Wilcox's was largely attended, and at a late hour all left wishing many moresuch happy evenings.
Cyrus Fink and family attended the reception given by John Stout, now residing in Crawfordsvilie, in honor Clarence Fink and bride
LAPLAND.
Karl James is on the tick list. The wheat fields in this locality look like rye lields and some cheat.
Rillie Hester and wife have purchased anew sewing machine Wm Davis and wife visited John L. Davis in Crawfordsvilie last Monday.
Mrs. Nannie Caplinger and daughter returned to their home at Marshall Thursday.
The horses that had to be killed on account of glanders were at Pawnee instead of Lapland.
Newt Walls and family, of near Advance, visited friends and relatives in this vicinity over Suuday.
G. W. James has been beautifying his home with a new woven re fence. Wm. Allen is doing the work.
The farmers are very busy plowing their corn which is growing very rapidly since the warm weather set in.
WINGATE.
Ed Ferguson moved into his new house Monday. The Christian church will celebrate children's day next Sunday.
Mrs. L. P. Britton returned home to Frankfort Friday'afternoon. John Mills, of Crawfordsvilie, is chief engineer at the cigar factory.
T. H. Ochiltree has sold his meat market to Vancleave Brothers. Clarence Cowdry came down from Frankfort Wednesday morning.
Henry Stearns and family, of Hillsboro, visited Mrs. Temple Sunday. Clarence Long and family, of Indianapolis, have concluded a visit at C. Snyder's.
Sherman Mull and family moved to IToopeston, 111., Thursday to work in a canning factory.
Frank Austin and Will Ashenhurst, of Crawfordsvilie, ate strawberries with Mell Chestnut Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Ferry returned to Frank fort Monday»after a week's visit with her sister. Mr6. A. B. Patton.
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Lightning struck the residence of I. M. Bedell on Saturday afternoon last, shocking Mrs. Bedell severely. Damages to the house were slight.
Arrangements are being made to hold a great union meeting in the woods just south of town, commencing on the third Friday in July and lasting over Sunday. Mrs. Martha \Vade doing the preliminary work.
Children's day was duly celebrated at the M. church by a long programme on Sut.day evening, livery child did well and if it had not been for the crowded condition of the house and extreme heat it would have been a very enjoyable aft'air.
WAVE LAND. Bridges is remodeling his
William
house. Mrs. Minnie Sharp is visiting friends at Thorntown. jf|f|
Miss Coyner. of Calfax, is the guest of May Fullenwider. Mrs IIill. of Crawfordsvilie, is the guest of 11 E Rhoads.
Rev. Sproul. of Carpeutersville,spent the day here Wednesday. Goldie Gever, of Shawnee Mound, is visiting A. Wolfe's family.
A. J. Wolfe is transplanting his saw mill and putting in a larger boiler. Mr. Gregg and lady friend of Crawfordsvilie, atti-nded the "rose social."
John Glover" an
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family, of New
Market, spirit Sunday with nome folk.-. The Epworth League district convention was held here Wednesday evening.
Miss Sattie Smith has been very low with pleurisj, but is now slowly recovering.
The ladiesof the Presbyterian church gave a '-rose social'' last Friday evening. AH present report a good time.
Miss Delia Moore and Sarah Hanna have returned from Bloomington where they have been attending school.
Rev. McKee, of Remington, assisted his son in the communion services last Sabbath. Dr Harberson was admitted nto the church.
ALAMO. is. hoeing potatoes and
Liny Grimes killing eats. Mrs. Jennie tives in Dana.
Heath is visiting rela-
Bert Deitz the postotlice. V. Ward
has some attraction at
transacted business in
Crawfordsvilie Monday. Miss Maine Fruits, of Crawfordsvilie. visiter! friends here this week.
Samuel Stubbins, of Waveland, was the guest of the Truax Bros, last week. Reason Heath and wife visited in Winamac from Saturday until Monday.
John Fishero. of Springdale, Ark., has been spending a few da\s with relatives here riquire of Guy Grimes Bnd Louie Staniord how the basket meeting was at Bloomingdale.
Louie Willis and family, of Indianapolis, visited Frank Smith and family part of this week.
Mrs. Brown and son Galen, of Hillsdale have been visiting Louis Brown and family.
Robert Titus. George and Pete Fishero have been working at the carpenter's trade in Yeedersburg.
J. 1'. Wirt. Abijah Bavless and John Sparks, of Crawfordsvilie, attended Masonic lodge here last Monday night.
The Odd Fellows' decoration services were well attended last Sunday. The brass band rendered several selections.
Uncle James Ham, of Iowa, has been visiting relatives here. He tilled the pulpit at the M. E. church Sunday a week ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth McSpadden was called to Kingman this week by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Ollie Ammerman.
A gravel bank has been discovered on the farm of John Ammerman. a half mile from town. We hope now that we will now have some graveled streets.
Last Sunday John Smith and wife gave a surprise dinner in honor of their daughter Maggie's ISth birthday. Those present were Clair Yanduyn and wife and Misses Goldie Hancock and Frcie McSnadden.
KIRKPATRICK.
Mrs. D. J. Ward wei.t to Lebanon Wednesday on business. lerome Ward attended the horse show at Thorntown Thursday.
M. Slanter attended church at Bowers' Saturday and Sunday. W. II. Gray and William .Jordan were at Lafayette Wednesday.
August l.iredengood is visiting his brother near Lafayette this week. llemember the Ladies' Aid Society has an ice cream festival here Saturday night.
Frank McBee left last week for St. Louis to take a position as fireman on on the road.
Mannie Wisliart and wife, ol' Darlington, werj the guests of .Marge) Cave Sunday.
Mrs. Dain returned home Tuesday after a week's visit with her daughter near Lebanon.
T. H. Vancleave and family, of Darlington, visited at Elmer Thompson's Saturday and Sunday.
Ernest Bogen. the boy that was shot a few days ago east of this place is getting along as well as can be expected. His parents had him moved home to Colfax last week.
William Henry Harrison Epps died June 13, 1S97, aged fifty-three years He was born in east Tennessee Feb. 20, 1S44. In 1SG1 he enlisted in the rebellion and served faithfully until its close. In 1S73 he came, to Indiana and was married to Miss Sarah Jane Swank, to them one son being born who is still living. She died March IS, 1S7C). He was married again on March 0, 1SS4 to Miss Eliza Francis Coolney and to them were born two children, a daughter and a son. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Shanklin. of Linden, at the residence. Interment, at Peterson cemetery.
NEW MARKET.
Ollie Hampton rides in the clouds. Jas. Bennetthas taken up headquarters at Crawfordsvilie.
Children's
dav exercises at the M. E.
church Sunday evening was a grand success. John Bell and Louis Brown mo. were here over Sunday to the K. of P. exercises.
of Alaattend
Frank Niekle, of Dreamland, has been here supplying us with strawberberries at .'(Jo per gallon.
James Bell and Frank Jamison are doing some carpenter work for Jack McCormick near Alamo this week.
James Armentrout has burned two kilns of tile this week and has enough tile made to burn four more kilns.
The farmers should not neglect to cut the rye out of their wheat, as it will damage the sale of their wheat.
Rev. llenson is possessor of a new horse and buggy. He will drive through to fill his appointments hereafter.
J. W. YanCleave received a carload of finishing lumber this week Joe Wright is the right man in the right place.
A hack load of Rathbone Sisters visited the Crawfordsvilie Sisters Tuesday night. We wish them success in their work.
The Knights of Pythias had their! memorial exercises at the Christian church last Sunday. The work was well done and the order is to be complimented. Jere West, Chancellor Commander of DeBayard Lodge, No. 3*.), K. of P., at Crawfordsvilie, delivered the address, and those who heard it said it was excellent. At o'clock p. the Knights went in a body to the cemeteries, first to Indian Creek Hill cemetery and thence to Oak Hill.
HIBERNIA.
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Geo. Wilcox, while driving was slightly hurt. Stanley Pickett visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Rice is giving music lessons in this neighborhood. Several from here attended prayer I meeting Sunday evening at Alamo.
James Hunter has purchased an elegant organ for his gradndaughter and nephew.
Thomas Rariey. of Minneapolis, is visiting nis brother-in-law, Marion Watson.
Mrs. Chas. Meiker and family, of Lafayette, have concluded a two %veeks' visit here.
Farmers are busy cultivating their corn that they maj' be ready for their clover day.
The Hiberma Sunday school, under the supervision of Supt. E. S Lu/.a}der, grows in interest and numbers.
A few nights ago some one cautiously entered Jos Stubbins' residence, helping himself to meat, potatoes, etc.
Miss Aliie MoMahan, the etlicient teacher of the Hibernia school, returns to her Home in Kentucky next week.
C. 10 St. I-onif* to San Fram'inro, .Rates proportionately low to points intermediate anil from points east at slight advance. The Clover Leaf lloute, in connection with various other lines from St. Louis, will issue excursion tickets at low rates via authorized routes. Special sleeping cars without change. Call on nearest ngent for particulars or address C. Jenkins, General Passenger Agent, Toledo, O.
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12.)':. F.iist M:iin Street. Over Modelt & Morv'iin's Di-ul' Store, Crawf rdsvllle. lnl. In adrlitinn to tin transiietlon of icpal liii.sithis oflicM
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COMMISSION A KS I N" KST NTS OF O N15 l-'O I'AKTIKS IN ANY Sl'KCIKS OF 1'KOPEKTV.
WEIJ, SKCTKKH l.OANS. Property listed :it, the owner's lowest, price, and advertised It) Mirh manner as not to diseirwe the owner's name.
No "for j-ale" c«r«N|l:iced on property.
dei'ds and examinations of title a
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as advertising free of expeufe to sellers. The oilice is supplied ivitli a lame list uf farms and I'ity prop -rtv at low prices.
Nov,Ms the tune to buy Heal Estate. i407) Wanted, a eo'id sil acre farm within .". or 4 mlli-- ot city. Will yive as part payment, a -joiiii house mid well located, new house of rooms.
I4I",4) Mouse and lot. wrl! loeated. New hon-e of S I'Mnns cellar, cistern water, (.'as, Narti. Only J1 ,-lot). (4IS) Two story brick business block one si|\iure of coiirt' house, rental value S'JIJU. l'i Ice. §7,000: would consider raiU-.
i'4t"! Small farm of 20 actes le.-s thun two miles of city, new house of ii rooms, new barn, plenty of small fruits, line place and very reasonable at *-_,uOO. Would 'trade for ^ood renting city property. (Cm Corner business block, one-half square of court house, rents for flUH per month. O.'iu'be bought for J7.000 would consider trade for a jrnotl farm. (477i 11(1 iicrcs 3 miles sou'.li of city on i:ood travel road, all level laud in liij-'h state of cultivation. rooms, two-storv house, lurjrij barn, frnit. etc. Would take In part payment, a smaller farm. Price per acre $00. 1'wo-story brick business block .-iusire nf court house in best part of city for rentlny. llents al f'i.'i per montli. A bargain at ?'i,000. (470) To rule for (rood suburban property new hou-e of rooms and 1 wo lots, near fair grounds, jras. water, fruit. li re barn. Price 2 ,ii00. ^"WIIITI.OI Pi,AIT. --'1
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lie vacant lots in
this addition have been placed on sale through this oilice by II. Tincle.v. commissioner, with the approval of the court. These are he cheapest well located lots ever placed on the market in this city. Although over *7,400 have been expended lu sireet and sidewalk Improvements, yet lots can be sold at prices ranging from to ?7f)0 each. t2&~A 11 sales on easy payments.
Ornbaun Block TVor-tl-i Washington Street.?
Upon having jusl what you call for when you go (o buy Hood's Snryaparilla. There is no subst itule for Hood's. is an insuit to your inlelliu'enee to try to sell you something else. Remember (hat nil I efforts to induce you to buy an article you do not want, are based simply e.®,^
Upon
the desire to secure more profit. The I dealer or clerk who docs this enres nothing for your welfare. lie simply wants your money. Do not permit yourself to be deceived. Insist upon haying
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Ami only Hood's. It is tho Otio True Mood I'urlltar.
Hood's Piiis
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Joel Block. S. Wciwliitij ton St.
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Special Sale
See Our Specialty—A $10.00 Hand Made Harness.
Light Buggy Harness
Tlii' best harness ever sold in town for $1.0, worth Come and .see them
B, L, Ornbaun
11^ IN. H'lishinuton St.
Given Away?
To our 'MistoriM'jDm* mo.it rnasUT ami broml ptin on oartli.
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The Journal Co,, Printers. Leaders in Type Styles. The Journal Co., Artistic Printcrsj
HARNESS MAKER.
Mr. A. M. Martin, a maker of known ability in charge. Seethe work and judge of its merits. Harness mending neatly done,
We lead in popular prices. The Buggy and Harness man.
HAS RECOVERED FROM THE FIRE AND WILL AGAIN BE READY FOR YOUR PRODUCE AND TRADE ON
Thursday, June 17th,
THE STORE WILL BE LARGER AND HANDSOMER THAN EVER AND THE STOCK WILL BE ABSOLUTELY NEW AND FRESH. OUR OLD CUSTOM.ERS AND ALL NEW ONES WILL RECEIVE A WARM WELCOME, AND WHAT'S MORE, THE BEST GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES,
Fnust, DurliiiKtou. I
JOE E. FISHER
Store open at 30 a. m. Closes at 8 p. m.
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
W. P. Robb.
ONCE MORE HOULEHAN & OUiLLIN ARE IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR WITH THE CELEBRATED
ROCK ISLAND HAY TEDDER.
ALSO THE LIGHT RUNNING
riUwaukee Binder and Mower.
A large line of Carriages and Buggies at very low prices,
HOULEHAN
The Great Slaughter Sale of Millinery
Has commenced at the Specialty. It must be sold at some
pricc. Fifty cents on the dollar will not tell it. Come and select while Miss Nora Meehan is here to trim your Ilats and Bonnets in correct styles. Everything in this department at some price for the next ten days.
St
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The Specialty,