Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 August 1898 — Page 9

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Miss Edith Rettinger won the prize offered last week.

ROUND HILL.

J. C. Bennett is painting the post ofliue building in New Richmond. The funeral of Benny Groves was largely attended from this place last Monday.

Several from here attended prayer meeting at Willard Thompson's, near lOlmdale, last Wednesday night.

John Wiley returned to his home at Mi'iford, III., yesterday after spending about a month with relatives here.

Jos Bennett and wife, formerly of this place, but now of Darlington, are the proud parents of an eight pouud girl that arrived last Saturday.

LAPLAND.

Several from here are attending the tent meeting at Brown's Valley. Fred Kinkead and family are visiting relatives near Lebanon this week

Miss Mary Coons, of New Market, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle Burgess this week.

Miss Maude .Tames is attending teachers' institute at Crawfordsville this week.

Henry Browning has purchased Aunt Nancy Johnson's place and will move to it in about three weeks.

Several from around here went to see Pawnee Bill's wild west show iast Monday at Crawfordsville.

WEST SCHOOL.

Albert Kennedy is stiil improving. Basil Cox gees south Sunday evenings.

Miss Sue Lee, of Crawfordsville, was in our midst Sunday. The late rains are improving the corn to a largo extent.

Herbert Newkirk and his best girl passed through here Sunday evening. Miss L:da Catterlin and daughter Madge, took dinner at Berj Long's Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman, of Darlington, visited at Walter Fagau's Saturday night and Sunday. (ieorjye Lee and brother Lewis, of Crawfordsville, attended Baptist services at Indian Creel: church Sunday.

TEXAS-

Most of the farmers are done threshing in Ill's vicinity. Miss Eflie Keller is working for Mrs. Jesse Reynolds this summer.

Miss Etia Symtnes spent last week with Mr.*. Roscoe Harris, of near Linden.

Mrs. Lizzie Wreath and son, of near Steam Corner, spent Tuesc ay at Philip Pi ar wood's

Mies Maggie Davis is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Switzer, near Wesley.

Miss Edna Ha'llett, who has been very poorly with typhoid fever, is some better.

Miss Grace Harwond spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Ethel Miles at Waveland.

Albert Butcher and family of Fruitp, spent Sunday afternoon with Samuel Harwood and family.

Several from here attended the camp meeting at Brown's Valley Sunday and Sunday night.

Mrs. Shafer and children, of near Crawfordsville, spent, Thursday and Friday with home folk'.

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BROWN'S VALLEY.

A. W. Johnson's baby has been very sick. Fred Seybold is visitiag relatives here.

Little Eva Hartman has been on the sick list. There will be a big show here Thursday night.

John Davis,' of Montezuma, was in town last week. Geo. and Jim Rice, of Alamo, are visiting relatives here.

Miss Ina Spaulding is visising relatives at Frankfort this week. Uncle Joe Penn, of Indianapolis, is visiting John Penn this week.

The camp meeting will begin at Russellvilie next SaLuroay eveniug. Several from here weut to Crawfordsville Monday to seo the show,

The lecture and conference meeting was very well attended here last week.

Mr. Woodward and son, of Crawfordeviile, were down on business last week.

James Birch and family were the guests of relatives at Waveland over Sunday.

Robert Rice aud wife, of Alamo, were the guests of relatives here over Sunday.

George Hartman left here Tuesday on his way 10 Kansas where he will make his future home.

James Howard and'family, of Crawfordsville, were the guests of G. S. Davis and family Tuesday night.

Rev. Brown's wife and daughter and son and wife, of Rockville, came up Saturday and stsyed until Monday to attend the camp meeting. They visited the Shades Monday.

The camp meeting is still going on and will continue until after Sunday. It has not been decided whether it will close then or not. There will be another all-day basket meeting Sunday. There will be preaching Sunday morning and Sunday school in the evening and preaching at 3 o'clock in the evening and at night. Let everybody come.

I OLA. Evans is on the sick

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list. Newton Powell attended lodge at Advance Monday night.

James Galev was the first to begin breaking for wheat. A few from here attended the show Monday.

Ruthie Powell has returned to New Ross after a visit with relatives here.

Miss Dicie Chadwick has returned home after staying with Mrs. Edna Gray a week.

Mrs. Mall Byrd and daughter spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Amelia Powell and daughters.

Again God in His infinite mercy has seen tit to call from our midst a beloved friend and schoolmate. Miss Irena May Edwards was born June 15th, 1S7jS and departed this life Friday, July 29, 1S93, aged 30 years, one month aud fourteen aays. "Rena," as she was always called, was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was afflicted with that dread disease consumption for about five months, yet she bora her long illness patiently and only waited until her dear Savior's call ior her. The funeral services were conducted Saturday by Revs. Francis and Riley at- the Walnut Chapel Christian church of which she was a member. One of the largest crowds ever gathered there was present to pay the last respects to one whom they all loved. When her friends gathered around the coffin to take the last look they could hardiy realize that she had lived and suffered death, but looked as one fresh from the hands of God waiting for the breath of life. It is hard to think that one so young midst lie down by the roadside to rest before her journey is complete hero on earth. God knows best. It will teach us the awful lesson that death is sure and life is upcertain. We will all endeavor to so live that we shall meeet her in the great beyond where no parting ever comes. She leaves a loving mother, one sister, one brother, two half brothers and two half sisters, besides a large number of other relatives and friends to mourn her loss. Mourn not, for we know that thou are gone to dwell with our dear Lord and what is our loss is her gain. May she rest in peace and may her pure white, soul forever dwell with the goodaneel who took her by the haijd nr.d wandered away into the bowers of eternal summer. Weep nnt dear friends, 'tis right to leave you

On this rhilled transient shore. Let not the God above thus srleve you. For with death all sorrow's o'er

ALAMO.

The Rifner Brothers' show wasn't a very great success. Mr. Elbert Titus visited in Waynetown last Saturday and Sunday.

Elitaer Lamb, of Crawfordsville, was the guest of relatives here last week. Mr. Dyson and wife, of Hillsboro, visited John Sha.fer and wife last Sun day.

John Stull and wife, of Waynetown, visited Frank Westfall and wife Monday

Tho elate for the school house roof was brought down from Waynetown last, week

Miss Zoe Campbell is now the pos wessor of a new violin, a present from her father.

Jack Wallace has been unable to work 011 the school building for the last few days.

Bert Hay worth and wife, of Yountsville, were guests of Orpheus Ballew and wife last Sunday.

A great, many people from here are attending the tent meetings at Brown's Valley on Sundays.

Paul Campbell came home from Will Comer's last Tut-'sOsy quite sick from over-heat in the harvest field.

Mrs- Alice Horner, of Lafayette, and Airs. flattie Jt fn ies loft on Wednesday morning for a visit in Roachdale

Last Saturday evening there was quite a plef\tunt social given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Day, a milenorth of town.

Tom Fishero and wife, his son Harry

uel Fishero and other relatives last Sunday. Charlio Gregory and family and Walter Jeffries and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at llobt Jeffries. Sunday evening they all enjoyed themselves at the Shades.

James M. Smith, secretary of the veteran association, hands in the following: The Ripley Township Veteran Association will hold tbeir fourth annual reunion at the Locust Grove Sheep Farm of Charles Rountree. one mile east of Alamo, on the Alamo and Younteville gravel road, on Thursday, Sept. 7, 1S0S. Come one. Come all The countersign will be a well-filled baskets Good speakers will be present.

POTATO CREEK.

Jasper Hooher went to see h"is best girl Sunday evening. S. K. Blue if improving his place by tearing down his old barn.

Several from this vicinity took in the 6how at Crawfordsville Monday. Clint Tribbett and family spent Sunday with Grant Cook, near Shannondale.

The Potato Creek Sunday school attended the picnic at Darlington Saturday.

Rev. Bowen delivered an interesting sermon Sunday evening at Potato Creek.

Scott Ford aDd family, of near Farmers' Institute, visited Charley Irons Sunday. .John Irons and wife, of Madison township, were guests of S. K. Blue and wife Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Cojner, nf Fisher's Crossing, were the guests of J. A. Dodd and wife Sunday.

Mrs. Lily Cook and children, of near Cottage Grove, spent Monday with her grandmother, Mrs. S. K. Blue.

John Brooks and sister Tinnie. of near Cottage Grove, and Miss Stella Allen, of California, Sundayed with Elmer Irons, near Lye Creek.

J. W. Kirkpatrick, of near Kirkpatrick, son Frank and wife and Mr6 Alice Dicks, of Cincinnati, Ed Maguire and wife, of Bowers, and Miss Lulu Booker Sundayed at Charlie Maguire's

WAVELAND.

Rob Glover is in Indianapolis this wetk. Mrs, Rob Glover and son are visiting in Ohio.

Ed Milligan and wife are'visiting at Newtown. Miss Maggie McNutt her property.

is improving

Harry Evans is visiting his grandfather at Flora. Mrs. Daily is visiting her son at Brazil this week

Joe Russell is fjuite sick with an abcess on his liver. Miss Coyner, of Colfax, is the guest of May Fullenwider.

George Lucas has moved baok from Illinois to clerk for Cuppy. Mame McCa.ll was brought home sick from New Market Monday.

Miss Malath, of Stockwell, is visiting Rev. Claypool and family. Mrs. V. R. Hunter and children are visiting her father, Prof. Kritz.

Mrs Carpenter, of Cincinnati, is the guest of Mr. Campbell's family. Mrs Chas. Scott and children are pending the week at Lafayette.

Mrs. Charlie. Lampson and son are visiting her parents, at North Union MissSallio Moore was married on Wednesday evening to Mr. Williams, of Raccoon.

Prof. McKee and sister, Carrie, have returned home from an extended summer vacation.

The most exciting trip of the season was the one taken across the prairies of Illinois to Decatur on Sunday, July, 31, ult by a party of six young people of Alamo and Waveland namely: Miss Gertrude Deere and Frank Wilkinson, Miss Jennie Bowerman and Claude. Deere, Harry Chenault and J. L. Todd, and L. H. Newman, of Cincinnati. All reported a eood time. The train arrived in Decatur at 12 o'clock noon and it gave them ample time in which to explore the city. They visited Lake Side Park, a "very picturesque" place, also Fairview Park. Good music wa6 furnished bv the band

ELMDALE.

Mrs. Tom Ledster is very poorly. Wm. Foot is plastering Wm. Woods' house.

Charley Harmon and wife have new girl at their house Carlton Moore and Sam Quick are some better at this writing.

Guy Widner and wife are the proud parents of a fine boy baby. John Vancleave is building house for Jonathan Mitchell.

and v.'ifr and Mrs, Grassmirc, all of j.ne xigntmng did a Veeici-alurg, were tho guests of Sam-» damage in this neighborhood on last

Some from this Dlaco are attending institute at Crawfordsville this week James Vancleave and femilv, of Wingato, were guests of Carlton Moore and wife Sunday.

Frank Scaggs and family, of Crawfordsville, visited Frank Pittengerand family Sunday.

Quite a number from here went to Crawfordsville Mor.dav to attend the show and report it very good.

Dr. Olin has had a fanev wiro fence put up between his yard and Clarence Widner's, and also a well house around his well.

Fry Thomas and wifo, of Terre Haute, are visiting friends hare. He has rented the John Lowe farm and will move 011 in the spring.

The hearse from Waynetown passed through hers Monclav to the funeral of the son of Mrs. Groves-, near Round' Hill. Interment at, New Richmond.

Stilltran Goff and wife, of this place, attended tho fifth Sunday mooting near New Mcrket last Sunday aDd made a visit with Theodore Coons and family.

The township Sunday school convention will eorvofio ai, tun M. E. church at this lace on Frwi.'.y before the third Sunday in this month. All are invited to attend.

One day last week Allen Mcore sold Mr. Herron, of Waynetown, 26 head of steers for S4 85 per hundred. They averaged 1.285 pounds per head. He nisi sold 47 head of hogs at §3.00 per hu-idred.

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Thursday Quiller Groves had three horses and a hog killed, Billie Woods' barn was struck and one end bursted loose and his hay fork was cut right in two like it had been done with a knife. A cedar tree in Bill Foot's yard was also strucir.

Old Reed, the painter, as ho is cailed, who has been in this neighborhood for a month, has lost a $50 job of painting by getting drunk and getting auother old tramp. He was limbered up also. They came to Geo Petro's on last Friday night whore he was to do the painting, and there were no men folks at home. They walked right into the parlor and took possession of the room, very near scaring the women folks to death. They had to call in their neighbors to help get them away. Old Reed said he would see whether they would make him leave ornot, but the neighbor men got them started for Crawfordsville. They hBd a time and old Reed fell out of the buggy while they were starting him.

MOUNT PLEASANT.

Omer Gates and wife visited in Milledgeville ovtr Sunday. Clarence NefE and Claud Harshbarger have new buggies.

Miss Mabel Britsch, of Whitesville, visited Nellie lionk this week, Mrs. Mollie Jones, of Ladoga, is visiting her brother, Chas. Call this week.

Several troin here attended the funeral of Mrs. Webster at Ladoga last Friday.

Ike Mills and family spent Sunday iu Boone county visiting his wife's mother.

Mrs. Hannah Ronk visited relatives near Whitetville from Monday to Wednesday.

Elmer Cunningham and sister Belle, of Putnam couuty, visited at W. W. Mills' It.si Friday.

Chas. (Jail and family attended the dedication of the new Christian church at Fort Red Sunday.

Qaitu a number from heve attended tho harvest meeting Sunday at Bethel, northwest of Ladoga.

The ice cream supper at Claud Paflley's last Saturday night was well attended and all report a good time.

Little Ethel, aged two years, daughter of George and Etta Zimmerman, died last Wednesday and was buried Thursday at the Stover cemetery. The parents have the sympathy of the entire community in their sal bereave

NUMBER THIRTEEN.

Old Jady IS.ittecburg is visiting Joseph Uiittenburg. lix-i?herft' Hible and family have gone to California to rusticiito.

Miss Sue Kerr, of iJ.hawr.ep, visited J. D: Thomas a couple of days last week.

James A. McClnre and wife, of Cravfrfordsvill*}, have been visiting in this community.

During the storm lant week the house of Charlev Thomas was raised from its foundation.

It looks lilie a matter of regret that the eounty Democracy refuse to hold on to their county organ.

Your scribe and wife and Miss Sue Kerr libcltered from the storm at Yountsville last Thursday.

Lewie Bannon has gone to South TW-ota to seo the eoun'r ,' 1 he'p in v.v -t. Of course he oruerc.l Tin JOURNAL.

Mrs. John Black, of Shawnee, died

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Our teAchers have been attending inetituto this week. Dr. Wiftehart, of North Salem, is here looking for :i location.

One hundred tickets sold for Frankfort Thursday morning. Fare round trip, 50c.

The Darlington people went almost en masee to Frankfort yestuiday to tho Red Men's pow-wow.

Joe cDaniel, south of town, has bought lorty acres of land of Mr. Ilairell. Consideration, Sl|500.

Sam P. Paddock has bought 25 acres of land of Cyrus Hoohor, Jr., forSUIoo. and John K. Hubbard, of VVesvii Id, has bought 25 acres of Mr. Uooiier, consideration 81,400,

El Binford hfts sold his farm south of town and has purebred a one-third interest in the Wilson-Green .null-west of town, and the firm henceforth will Wilson, Green & lliuford.

The Sunday school picnic la~t ^--.'urdav was sncc^sfi not'wi'.hstaro.i'i„• the rain. Large delegations from differonf H-Iiools vitiacnnf.^ ColtSH ia I/. ing the prize money awarded to the largest delegation.

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early day. The husband and .family have the sympathy of the community.

DARLINGTON.

Plenty of rain uow. Farmers are busy plowing- for wheat. Dr. Peacock, of Ladoga, has decided to come among us.

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L,o Ice !s hereby (flven to the itl/.r-nn of th© hi wi.rd of the city of UriuvfoKlsvllle, huiiIII nd to the i. it i/ens of Union town*hii' o£' oim ij. eouniy, Indlan:i. that 1. .lostiua •M 'i linbury. a mule inhabitant of Craivfordsv. lv\ Mom iroinery county, I ndiana, vor thO' in*? of ueiiiy one yen.!* and a iom inuouu re-iident of said township tor trior" linn e' ty day- next preceding thOKlvliiK of this r»ticf, will apply to tlie board of c.omiiitssioi s-i of the comity of Monti:orn^ry at. tlieir ie/nlar tcsbioij in Sepleuiljiir 180N for a llceune soil Kplrltuotis, vinous, malt and ad kinds ot iiitoxlcatiriir l'i|tlors in less (iiin.nt.lly than ix |iiart at a tune and allow tbu same to he drunk ou the premises wh-ro Bold. My pin, of buslneiis and the prcrnlnes whereon s-iiii liiinors are to bo sold are (lrunk and trv,.. eribed us follows: The

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