Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1898 — Page 9
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SMARTSBURG.
Sunday school at thiB place was well attended Sunday. John Downs and family visited Chas. Miller and family Sunday.
Mr. Stump, of Kingsley'a Chapel, has moved near Crawfordsville. Rev. Johnson, of Lebanon, will preach here the first Sunday in next month. Everyone invited.
The entertainment has been changed from Friday night to Friday afternoon, the last day of Echool. Everyono cordially invitpd to attend.
NEW MARKET.
Mrs. San ford Smith is on the sick liEt. Thomas Rice, of Indianapolis, was here over Sunday.
John Hicks has gone into the fancy chicken business. John is a hustler. Mrs Henry Swindler, of Darlington, "was here visiting her father last week.
Ed.jar Bennett and wife, of Waveland, spent Suuday here with relatives.
Thomas liritton, of Anderson, was here visiting friends and relatives Sunday.
There were two new deacons elected in the Christian church. They were James Brown and John Hicks.
The Lapland scribe apDears rather fastidious in having the first name of Mr Smith. Perhaps if Bro. Lapland would ask John Smith in regards to the same he could throw some light on the matter.
GARFIELD.
Miss iirace Binford is staying at her brother Willard's The party at Mr. Spencer's Saturday night was well attended.
Mr. Frank Hole and wife spent Sunday with George McCoy's. The Garfield Telephone Company are putting in a phone for Mr. Sutton.
Rev. Woody's meeting here Sunday and Sunday nigh was well attended. Several of the young people attended the party at &Jr. Gard's, Saturday nig ht.
Mr. Sylvester Middletown, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends and relatives here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Boyland, of Linden. and Will McDauiel and wifedined at Geo Boyland's Sunday.
Mr Ei. Grist moved to Crawfordsville last Tuesday, and Mr. Jim Spencer's moved near Linden the first of the week.
There will be a lecture given by Mr. Shanklin, of Cutler, Ind here at the church Sunday at 11 o'clock and Sunday night the 13'h. Every is cordially invited to attend.
POTATOCREEK.
Bill Binford has two vacant houses. Wilson's sale was well attended and thiug.-, sold well.
Bruso's 6ale was well attended. He will move to Linden. J. A. Dodd attended the horse meeting at Crawfordsville Tuesday.
A Mr. Peterson moved last week in the house vacated by Grant Cook. Miss Ella Maguire is staying at home while her parents have gone to Shelby county.
Everybody that has to tnova will move Tuesday. ,Several have no place to go to.
Richard WiUon moved to Ladoga Monday where he expects to join the emigrant train for North Dakota.
Bid Marts will move this week near Sliannondale and Charley Custer will move in the house vacated by Marts.
Miss Maggie Morrison went to Crawfordsville Monday with MrB. Maud Wilson, after which Mrs. Wilson took the train for Ladoga,
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved wife and friends of Uncle John Mitchel. The orphan has truly lost a father. He and his good wife raised twentv-six orphans.
Money to loan. C. A. MII.LKR.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Ilarve Taylor is on the sick list. Jake Swank has his barn about completed.
Clint Thomas
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working for Jake
Swank. C. S. Cowan bought a cow of Jim Thomas last week. as. Miller and wife visited at Labon Harshbarger's Sunday.
So ne of the farmers sowed their clover seed last week. The first of March is here and the time for moving is at hand.
Several attended the services at the. M. E. church at Elmdale Suuday evening.
Mills Bratton and Bruce Haines took the teachers' examination last Saturday.
There was no school at Kentwood last week on account of the teacher's illness.
Mrs Sarah Cowan and family spent Saturday night with relatives near Wesley.
A few from this vicinity attended Dan Smith's sale- near New Richmond, last Friday.
A large crowd attended the Baptist meeting at Elmdale Sunday morning and evening.
Some from here attended the Round Hill Literary Friday night and report a good time.
Ison Mitchel will erect a lot of patent wire fence for Charley Harbhbarger thu. Spring.
Miss Gertie Miller was absent from school Wednesday and Thursday on account of the Petro-Utterback wedding. 5
Toe rccent freezing and thawing has been hard on the wheat, but if I this snow stays on any length of time it will protect it to some extent
John Dittamore is moving on the I Joe Moore farm, near Sandbank school house. Frank liemley has purchased the farm vacated by him and will move thereon soon.
Messrs Mills Bratton.Walter Moore Charlie Hiuk, Misses Milla Long,Maud Grubbs Gertie Miller and Nilla Hauk. and James Miller and wife attended the wedding of Fred Utterback and Miss Seora Petro Wednesday night We wi«h them along and happy life
A citizen of New Richmond was in this vicinity the first of the week with a paper to prohibit the licensing of a saloon keeper in that town. They are canvassing Coal Creek township to get the consent of a majority of the voters. New Richmond is at present without a saloon, and it is to the welfare of the people of the township and town that it remain so. and keep one more of those dens of evil from off the face of the earth. The citizens of the township who refuse to sign this paper refuse to even do so much an act of kindness to benefit humanity or his fellow men
MYERS* CORNER.
John Davis moved near Linden last last Friday. Charley Myers and wife visited Ransom Myers Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie C. Myers and Howard A. Smith are on the sibk list. Jesse Clore opened his sugar camp of four hundred trees Monday.
Mrs. Jane Clore, of Crawfordsville is visiting her old home and friends. Mauson Kellar's children have the whooping cough. His oldest son is very low with lung fever.
Several are putting telephones in their bouses. Almost every house has a telephone connected with it when these are finished.
The 'Possum Ridge 6cribe made mistake in giving the date of Joel G. Deere's pulic sale as it is the 14th of March instead of the 15th.
Deward Myers is home from Busi ness College. Uis father has busines: at home for hit*. He will go back next fall and complete his work.
Mrs. Deiphine Myers died at her home near .Mearn Corner Feb. 21, interment at Lutheran church Thursday 2 She was the wife of Eiihu D. Myers and leaves two daughters and three sous to mourn her loss.
There was a tramp camping in the bushes in this neighborhood who visited some four cellars in one night during the snow. lie first went to Eli Bowman's cellar then to Jake Bowman's and to Ab Gray's and to Charley Myer's where he seemed to be satisfied with some meat and potatoes. Then he was tracked to his camping ground. Several persons circled around him and talked with him and told him that they would not disturb him if he would leave. He agreed to leave but only went into an adjoining woods and in a few nights he went to Fritz Smith's c'nick?n roost. He seemed to be armed with two revolvers. At last he took heed and left.
MACE.
Mrs Shepherd is improving. Mrs. William Ward is very poorly. A wedding is rumored at Linn6burg. The saw-uiill is running in full blast. LI C. Clark, of Colfax, was here Monday.
The Virginians are still coming ir this vicinity. The sugar making season is very short this year.
Jay Harris will erect a new barn in the near future. Chas. Hipes and Dan Cara will start for the west Monday.
Mif-s Dellia Thompson is staying at Will Vance's this week. Will Morria has purchased a new wagon for to huckster in. llsrley Moody will ''hop clods" for his uucie Joe, this summer.
Ward Bros, are furnishing the wood for the Watkins school house. 11. E. Dice and Homer Caldwell are busy hanging paper this week.
Every body is talking war here but would not be very anxious to go. Esba Armstrong attended the funerof Dave Bowman near Orth Tueseay.
Mrs. Minnie Pickering, of near Shannondale, visited her parents this week Tliers will be an oxhibition at Center school house the last night of school.
Mrs. John Peterson, of Washington, D. C., is at the bedside of her sick mother.
Mrs. Lizzie (tray returned home Monday after a week's visit with Wm Skaggs'.
Rev. Riley will fill hi6 regular appointment next Sunday morning and evening.
Our school will close in two weeks. A nice programme is being arranged for the last day.
Mrs. Ward Walkup gave a supper last Saturday evening for the little folks. Several were present and had a good time.
Sv Thompson, one of our good old farmers, will move this' week near New ROBS. He will ba missed by all who knew him
Our town is composed of about eighteen widows, ten widowers, twen-ty-four or live bachelors, and between eight or ten maidens from nineteen to twenty-one years old. For the size of the town, where can you find one that will beat this
The following are the list of names of those who made the woodchopping forTheo Peterman: H. C. Finch, Sanford, Gabe Oliver, Jim Patton, Card Thompson, Jay Harris.Ora Armstrong, Veil Peterson, Bill Mish, Bob Logan, George Minor and Harley Moody. The gang put up between eight and ten cords in the afternoon.
WAYNETOWN.
T. W. Lough, of Marshall, visited relatives here this week. Rev. Henson is conducting a series of meetings at Newtown.
Howard Works is taking the Keeley cure for the tobacco habit. Dr. Hamiltou will go to Hot Springs next week in search of relief for rheumatism.
Mrs. Ed Ivelley is in Indianapolis receiving instruction in the art of hat trimming.
Walter Clark6on, of near New Richmond, aftended lodge here last Monday night
Miss Lizzie Wren, after asix months' stay with P. M. Brown's, has returned to her home at New Ross.
O M. Wilson and wife, of Crawfordsville, were the gut sts of their sou, Harry, aud wife last Sunday.
Charley Vancleave, of Hillsboro, moved here last week for the purpose of helping to run the grain evevator.
A brand splinter new girl arrived at William Combs' on last Wednesday morning exactly at 'i o'clock. She coino to stay.
George Anderson, the gentleman who got mixed up with a circle saw laBt Friday, got oil with the loss of only one finger.
Rev. Williams, with the assistance of Harry Wilson, a singing evangelist, is carrying on a protracted melting at the M. E church.
The Waynetown bank has just received a new coat of wall paper and will in the very near future be newly furnished with counters, tables, chairs, etc when it will compare favorably in appearance (as well as in standing) with any bank outside the cities.
LAPLAND.
Barton Grider sold a calf the other day for S50. Mrs. Lon Day's mother, of Advance is visiting her.
Chris Landis has moved from the city to his farm. James Caster and family visited at Win. Davis' this week.
Lon Day moved to his new home on the Wasson farm Wednesday. Mrs. Caroline Alsman, of Rush coun t.y, is visiting he.r sister, Mrs. Aaron Vancleave.
Mrs. Nan CaDlinger, of Marshall, is visiting her father, John Burgess, and other relatives near here.
George Gentry and Miss Mattie Reeves were married last Wednesday. We extend congratulations and wish them along and happy married life.
The other day while moving Jame6 Hester put his chickens in a box and when they took them out they found seventeen of them dead, having smothered
Billy Hicks moved back to his old home last Tuesoav. He was so rejoiced that lie mailed up his old shot gun at night and shot it six times as fast as he could load it up
John Dickerson's second term of music will be out Saturday night,, and he will then train the scholars for one week for their concert to be given March 12. Everyone i6 invited to at tend the concert and hear some excellent music.
WINGATE.
Mrs Charles Appleby is on the sick list. Henry Rapp moved to Veedersburg this week.
Gabe Shobe, of Frankfort, visited here Tuesday. C. B. Appleby went to Frankfort Sunday afternoon.
Cyrus Weaver moved to the Cherry Grove neighborhood on Tuesday last S, Thompson and family Bpent Sunday with friends in this neighborhood.
Mr. Calvin Mix. of Portland, Jay county, made us a Hying visit the first of the week.
Miss Marie Webb, who is attending high school at Frankfort, is spending vacation at home this week. "Gid" .Julian, who has been visiting friei ds here for the past month, has returned to his home in Danville, 111.
Mrs. Almira Chilcot, who has been spending the winter with friends at Portland. Ind., returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ida, relict of the late Morris Beedle, who died Dec. r, at San Luis, Mexico, returned here Tuesday to make this her future home.
There is petition in circulation to change the star mail route from here to Crawfordsvi'le. makingit startfrom Ehndale instead of here and to make six round trips a week instead of three as at present
Wm C.
Bradshaw,
a brother to Mrs
F. J. Ogle, who left Newtown about forty years ago and who had been mourned as dead for thirty years, was hearod from last week. He is living and doing well at Garnet, Montana.
Miss Winnie Phelps gave a large party to her friends at the country residence of her father, two miles west of town on Tuesday evening and each tuest was asked to bring the first picture of themselves ever taken. There was royal fun guessing who the pictures represented Refreshments were served arid all enjoyed themselves until a late hour.
EAST GARFIELD.
James Moore bought a colt of E. Griest Monday. The party at Jim Spencer's Saturday night was well attended.
Mrs. Mary Binford, who has been quite sick, is slowly improving. Mark and Enos Elliot, of Thorn town, visited friends here last Sunday and Monday.
Several of our young folks attended a party near Cherry Grove last Thursday night.
Joseph Wheeler and wife, of Flat Creek, attended church here Sunday and took dinner with Eph Livengood and wife.
Thev moved: Jamea Moore moved to the Widow Francis place and John Mote to the house vacated by Moore Noah Amic moved into the house with Thomas Burk and Mr. Grimes to the house vacated by Amic E. F. Griest to Crawfordsville, and there will be more to follow next week.
Money to loan. C. A. MILLER.
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George Davis had eight or ten nice sheep crippled and killed by dogs last week.
Mart Simpson, of Crawfordsville, is the guest of Brack Cash and family this week.
We hope that the editor of the JOUKNAL will soon be well aud able to be at his office.
Rumor has it that Charley Ramsey has gone into the cracker trade. Luck to you Charley.
It is reported that Cap'.ain Will Largent h»d a dance at his house Saturday night and all present had a good, time. We thought the Captain was a member of church
Mr. Groves has moved to his farm on the creek anu we all bid him aud his family welcome, lie moved hf»-e from Tippecanoe county. He is a Republi can of the truest type and the b»st of it all is they are a good Christian family.
Ijist'HK with A. S. Clements against fire and cyclone. Oflice, 107 North Green St., Crawfordsville.
FRUITS-
Ellis Ingersoil is convalescing. Earnest Brown has quit school. Mrs. Lida Mustier is improving. Clyde McCorniick is very poorly. Chas. S\'earirigen is worse again. Abner Gray is reported no better. Mathias Elmore, who has been very sick is convalescing.
Ross Edwards will hop clods for Joseph Singer this summer. Andrew Herron purchased a bunch of hogs of Mr. Cornpton Tuesday
Aquilla Stull is the champion trap per of this neighborhood Misa Li 11 i« Stull and Burl Pickett was in Crawfordsville -Saturday.
Andrew Herron shipp»d a car load of hoga lest Wednesday to Indianapolis-
Miss Elva Intrersoll, of near Ingeraoll's Corner, called on her brother Edwin Thursday.
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BLACK CREEK.
Bill Simerson is on the sick list. Uarry Breaks has bought a new horse.
Mrs. Brown has bought some sheep this week. El. Brown has gone to sleep over the lost of his. moving to the Lee
Mort Hunt is farm this week Otis Rose will work for Mr. son this summer.
Tomlin-
Sunday
Meeting at Robert's chapel morning and evening. Miss Mary Winters has had good success with her .school.
Mrs. Jones, who has been seriously ill, is slowly improving. Bruce Rose has rented the Hur,t farm and will tend to it this year.
Mr Kiricade moved on the place va cated by Mr. Everett, last Tuesday. Meeting at Youpg's chapel next Sunday morning and evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
Homer Bowers resigned his place at Soap Factory last, Friday. It has not been decided yet who will take his place.
Mr. Cope is making a speck with his wire fence mnehine. He has about one thousand rods to weave, and has already woven five hundred rods.
RATTLESNAKE.
The young clover
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badly frozen
out. Mr. Groves and daughter went to Waveland Suturday.
Mrs. Ramsey is unite lame on account of a sprained ankle. Mrs Margaret Galev has nearly recovered from her spell of bickness.
Miss Miller, of Olfield, was the guest of Mr. Bollman aud family last week. Captain Wilt Largetit has moved to the Widow llura's farm, east of the city.
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Charles Hurke, of near the old Lutheran church, i* seen going north every Sunday evening. Ask itertha Fruita where he goes
The moving parties' James Swi'ttringen moved to Cravvforilsville Tin sday and the Thomas KroivnV, of near Yountsville, moved into the vacant house: Charles I'owers and wife moved Tuesday on the old Joel tlutts piact-: Richard Auimerman and family moved to James Collins' pluce near Prairie Chapel Mr. Swank and family moved to Jaddie Harlow's place near Wesley Evan Fink aud family nnved on their own farm near Yountsville and Jake Livingston, of Crawfordsville, moved into the vacant house.
Mrs. Katharine Charters died Tuesday evening, Feb 22, at 7 o'clock age sixty-four years. She was married to Thomas Charters in 1^08, with live little children. The funeral took nlaee at the residence Thur.','lav. Feb 24, at 10 o'clock, conducted bv Rev. Ilenson, pastor of the Haptist church, of Washington. Katharine had a large circle of friends, and was greatly loved by all. The remains was laid to rest at the Stonebraker grave yard.
IN MK.MOHIAM.
Death has again entered our midst and taken for its victim a beloved wife aud mother. Mrs. Katharine Charters, aged sixty-four years. She was sick only about twenty-two hours. We can hardly realize that she is gone. She was a member of the Waynetown Baptiat church, and waa a noble Chris
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tian woman. Waring intense Mill'eriiig with (.alienee, only waiting for tho hour when her dear Lord should comi* for her He wab with tier every moment of her illnei-s.and when the earth receded from her ami the liars of death were lifted for her passage through. He never left her Time was wtiwiv she was alive upon the: earth ami active amid its busy scenes she had her joys and her sorrows She has gone. She has closed her ey«s on the vision-'--ary scenes of time, but has opened them amid the solemn realities of eternity and has entered upon that life which shall never end. Her feet have passed up the llowery path be yond and stand secure within the pearly gates. To die then, is but to live. Our continuance on earth is but for a short time. Let us trust that our future life, thoucrh short it may be, will be made brighter by the glimpse of heaven through our departed loved one, and when it has come our time, to lav aside our weather beaten form, and He shall call ua we hope to greet thee beyond this weary world where there is is no tearful parting, she leaves a husband and seven children.
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