Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 January 1898 — Page 10
Fred HP. McCain, Attorney-at-Law.
OFFICE—115 South Green Street., Orawfords' ville. Ind.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 2S, 189S.
Fields' Minstrels.
At Music Hall Tuesday night, Feb. 1. A1 G. Fields' big colored minstrel company will give us a pood show
Another l»oinlsheII 011 (freen Street. Alt Lookabill and J. J. Darter Tuesday sold a farm of 120 acres for Jack Baldwin to Ezra Voris. Price 85,000.
•Sued the JSimiuinons.
H. Deisel & Co., of Lima, O., have Bued Fred Sinnamon and wife, for S70, due for cigars puchased by Sinnamon last Spring.
Teachers' Kxainiiiutioii.
Supt. Walkup will hold the monthly examination of applicants for teachers licenses at the Central school building on Saturday.
Will Build.
Thomas J. Houlehan has prepared plans for a new residence and in the spring will build on Main street, west of the Mill.s building.
Will Improve.
Michael Price Btates that iu a short time he will put steam power, a sheller and other modern improvements in his Market street elevator.
Got Five Years.
Dr. Mendenhall, who wa6 last week convicted of bigamy in Michigan, was sentanced to five years in the penitentiary. The Crawfordsville patients of this quack herb vender may as well become resigned.
All Want To He It.
There will be a scramble for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney. Among those after the honors are Harry Fine, Will Paul, Clyde Jones, Frank Hurley and Harrister Katehelor, of Ladoga.
Kvidently a Fraud.
Detective Norton, of Cleveland, (., has written Sheriff Canine that he knows the men who gold bricked Wilson Hunt and Sam Petro and can make them disgorge if employed to do so. He is evidently a fakir looking for a job.
Have Failed.
Cuppy & Son, of Waveland, who have been operating a general store there, have failed, and have named W. T. Whittington as assignee. Their liabilities are about $5,000 and their assets do not measure up to this by quite a little.
Keal I'jKtute Trade.
The law and real estate otlice of W. P. Britton reports a trade of real estate between Amizon Ward and I'. S. Ward. The latter conveys his ninetyeight acre farm on the Danville road south of the city to the former at a valuation of §5,000 and takes in part pay a house and lot on Jefferson street valued at S3,000.
lManos SohV
Will Townsley and J. A. Gilbert, of the Gilbert Music Elouse, have 6ola in the last thirty days the following instruments: Clint Hessler, a piano Mcjrt Hessler, a piano: Noah Dushan, a piano: John Collins, a piano: P. H. l'lunkett, organ: Lafayette Harper, piano case organ S. A. Hampton, organ: Jas. Goffi. organ Hob Schrader, organ: Presbyterian church at Russellville, piano ease organ: Chas. Long, organ. And still have plenty more left. Call and see us.
DISCOUNT sale at The Big Store com menceb Monday morning. Jan. 31.
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The wedding of Mr. Howard Gillis and Miss Georgie Vanarsdall was solemnized at Young's Chapel Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Broom fiald, of Darlington, officiating. The bride was attired in a most becoming white organdie. The contracting parties entered the church to the music of the Mendelssohn march, which was rendered by Miss Bessie Birch, of Crawfordsville. The bride was led up the right aisle by Miss Willie Hazleton, of Ladoga, the groom coming up the left aisle with Mr Ernest McAdarns, of Chicago. Accompanying the bride aud groom were Miss Susie Adams, of Crawfordsville, Miss Fannie Vanarsdall, sister of the bride, and Messrs. Will Fell and Otis^Williams, of Crawfordsville. The bride's maids wore white organdie. Between 6ix and seven hundred persons witnessed the ceremony. Refreshments were served to fifty invited guests at the home of the bride's father, Mr. James Vanarsdal. All unite in extending congratulations and best wishes to the happy young couple.
SHILOH.
Lae Hood is working for Eli Chadwick. Quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday.
John Byrd has a driving horse for sale or trade. Henry Chad wick will move to Crawfordsville soon.
Miss Ada Bircham.of Rolling Prairie, 's visiting here. Henry Chadwick is baying horses for C. O. McFarland.
Miss Nora Smith, of Kokomo, is vis' iting relatives here. Sherman Trout bought 300 bushels of corn of Harve Bratton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ei Line took dinner at Harve Bratton's Sunday. Shiloh church has a new organ. The old one is for sale cheap.
Charlie Warren sold his hogs to Edwards & Linn this week. There is a protracted meeting in progress here this week, conducted by Rev. Mater.
Downs & Fruits havd postponed their sale until Feb. 3, on account of bad weather.
Will Gray will move on the McCormick farm and Aaron Hood will move on Will Gray's place.
GARFIELD.
Ashley Cox spent Sunday with Pearl Cox. Miss Josa McCoy spent Sunday with Minnie Binford.
S. P. Vangundy and wife dined at Mr. Hoagland's Sunday. The Garfield telephone company will run a line to Smartsburg soon.
The Garfield school visited Greenwood school Friday afternoon. Ed Conrad and wife, of Darlington spent Sunday at Frank Conrad's.
Several attended the Gillis-Vanars-dall wedding at Young's Chapel Sunday night.
Rev. Moody's meetings closed at Center church Sunday night with twenty-three additions.
Rev. Joe Francis, assisted by Rev. Moody, will begin protracted meetings at Walnut Chapel Sunday.
There wa6 not a very large crowd at the spelling school last Wednesday night on account of the bad weather.
Bert Largent and cousin, Miss Murphy, of Lafayette, spent part of the week with their cousins, Frank Conrad and wife.
Tnere will be meetings here Saturday night and Sunday morning and. night, Jan. 29 and 30, instead of on the' first Sunday, as Itev. Moody will be engaged in other work at that time.
MACE.
Harry Morris butchered hog6 Monday. Bert Remley is the proud father of a baby girl.
The prospect for a wheat crop is very good. Protracted meeting has begun at nion Hill.
The Klondyke shop has closed until further orders. Uncle Will Ward sold a tine bunch of hogs Monday.
Chick McClure talks of going to Warren county. Miss Ollie Hugelheim spent Sunday with home folks.
Myres Bros, are talking of rebuilding their elevator. Our huckster wagons have quit running until spring
Harry Linn will work for George Wicks this summer. Rev Ryley has beguu his two weeks meeting at Mt. Tabor.
Chas. Sanford will finish painting at S. A. Trout's this week. Bill Morris is running a huckster wagon for Harry Lainon.
Miss Myrtle Clark returned to her home in Ladoga Thursday. John Chadwick will have a sale Monday and quit farming.
The music social at T. Phelps Saturday evening was a success Hunt and Kennedy have returned home from Warren county.
Dave Edwards is hauling wood from the Wilson farm thi6 week. There will be a great amount of moving done here March 1st.
Miss Ethel Edwards is visiting friends near Linden this week. Bdwards Linn shipped a car load of hogs to Indianapolis Monday.
John Morris is hauling corn to Myres Bros, at 23 cents per bushel. Several of our old chronics are kicking on the new dog tax law. You can just kick.
Miss Lou Armstrong is at the bedside of her sicn father, Mr. Foreman this week.
Vncle John Conner is very low at this writing with a severe attact of erysipelas.
John Long, of near New Richmond, was laid to rest in the old cemetery here Wednesday.
Corner Main and Washington Streets, Crawfordsville, Indiana-
Everybody is selling out their farm implements and moving to town, and will live a retired life we suppose.
The party at Frank Armstrong's Monday evening was largely attended. Everybody present had a good time.
Willie Dice and Minnie Armstrong were quietly married Sunday morning in Crawfordsville by Rev. Williamson. After the ceremony they drove to Wm. Dice's, where a splendid dinner and friends greeted them. Monday they went to their future home in Chicago.
NORTH MACE.
Eli Burk spent Sunday evening with J. S. Williams. Jesse Ward contemplates joining the Masons soon.
Edwards & Linn shipped a car load of hogs Monday. W. B. Dice and family spent Sunday with W. W. Johnson.
C. M. Bratton and family spent Sunday at W. W. Ward's. J. S. Williams traded horses with Frank Shuey last week.
Remember the sale of J. F. Chadwick on Monday, the 31st. J. S. Williams sold 300 bushels of wheat at 88 cents per bushel.
A series of meetings will begin at Walnut chapel Sunday night. 3 The party at Frank Armstrong's on Monday night was a success.
Napoleon Stonebraker visited Joe Sweeney the first of the week. Remember the quarterly meeting at New Ross Saturday and Sunday.
Protracted meetings are in progress at Union Hill, Shiloh and Mt. Tabor. Homer Linn has traded old Duck for a fine driving horse called Poleanges Nancy Hanks. Get up, sir.
W. W. Ward and J. F. Dice delivered their hogs to Edwards & Linn last Monday for 83.50 per hundred.
John Sellers and Hattie Pattison are going to take the examination for teachers' license in the spring.
Willie Dice and Winnie Armstrong were quietly married by Rev. Williamson, of Crawfordsville, last Sunday. They left Monday for Chicago, their future home.
The Ladies' Aid Society elected the following officers: President—Mrs. Riley.
Secretary—Anna Dice.
Treasurer—Phema Loop.
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Big Bargain.
For sale—A peanut roaster and soda fountain, cheap. Wm Endicott, Crawfordsville. w2-18
Vantl&lla Due News.
Hunters' rates to southern Missouri and northern Arkansas any day. About a fare and one-third for round trip.
New mileage books on hand, cand also blanks for rebates on same. Remember, through sleeping car service from St. Louis to Pacific coast points without change by almost any route, makes the Vandalia Line a very desirable route to take for the coast. Also for Colorado, Utah, Texas and intermediate points.
We now have the modified mileage exchange tickets, which greatly simplifies the exchange of tickets.
On each Thursday night a tourist sleeper leaves St. Louis for the coast without change. You can occupy this car at once upon arrival at St. Louis. Note, each Thursday night.
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Indianapolis and Cincinnati via Koachdale, The Monon-I. D. &. W. train for Indianapolis via Roachdale has proved such a great convenience to the towns between Monon and Roachdale that the arrangement will be continued daily except Sunday indefinitely. The schedule is as follows: Leave Crawfordsville at 1:15 p. m., arrive Indianapolis 2:40 p. m., Cincinnati 6 p. Returning leave Cincinnati 8:30 a. m., Indianapolis 11:50 a. m. arrive Crawfordsville at 1:15 p. m.
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JOT1CE OF INSOLVENCY.
In the matter of the estate of William IS. Hardee, dot eased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court.
Noiiceis hereby given that upon petition fileu in said court by the Administrator of s.iid estate, setting up the lnsulliciency of the estate of said decedent, to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of s»id court, did. on the 25th day of Janu iry, 189S. And said estate to be probably inso. vent, and order the same to be settled accordingly. The creditors of said estate are hereby notified of such Insolvency and required to ille their claims against said estate lor allowance.
Witness, the Cierk und soal oi' said court at Crawfordsville. Indiana, this 25th day of January 1S98. WALLACE SI'AliKS.
Jan lary 8, 1808.- -3t Clerk.
rOl'ICE TO HEIR'S, OkKDITOItS, ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Kac'id F. Mc Ciusey deceased: In the Montgomery circuit court. January term, lunc.
Notice is hereby {riven that Albert C. Jennlson, as administrator of the estate of itaciitM i*. mcKiiiaty, ueceusuu. has presentel and iiiecl his accounts und vouchers in liual settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said ircuit court on the '-Hst day of "obruary. lS98,at which time all heirs, credito or legatees of said estate are required to i'opear in said court aud show cause if any there be. wny said said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs and oistributecs of said estate ar«j also notilled to be in said court at the time aforesaid anil make proof of heirship.
Dated this 24th dav of January. 1898. ALBERTC. K'NN I SON. 1 28 Lt Administrator.
ALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the matter of the estate of George \V. Ivoou, deceased. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Montgomery Circuit Court the undersigned, as Administrator of the estate of George W. Koon deceased, will offer for sale at the south door of the court house, in the city of Crawfordsville. Indiana, at public sale to the highest and bes bidder, on Monday, the 7th day of February, 18f8, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. und o'clock in. of said day the following described real estate situate in the county of Montgomery. In the State of Indiana, to-wit: Part of the west, half of the southeast quarter of section llfteeo (15) in township twenty (20), north or laoge six (6) west, bounded as follows: Beginning five (5) chains and sixty (60) links south of the northwest corner of said quarter section and ru inihjr thence south twentythree.(23) chains and four (4) links to the northwest corner of Theodore llixoa's land, thence east nineteen (19) chains and ninety (90) links toa point on the half quarter section line, thence north twenty-three (28) chains and four (4) links, thence'west nineteen (19) chains and ninety (90) links to the place of beglnnning, containing forty-five and eighty-four hundredths (45 84-100) acres, including the interest of 8erena Koon, and free and clear of all lions and incumbrances.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash in hand at time of sale, one third in six and the remaining third iu twelve months from date of sale, the purchaser to execute his notes payable to the undersigned for the deferred payments drawing six per sent interest from dale, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws and with •attorney's fees and secured bv mortgage upon said land. FRANK COtfTItELL.
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Administiator.