Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1898 — Page 9
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WEST SCHOOL HOUSE. Albert* Kennedy is improving slowly from his illness.
Ermie Lee spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mamie Long. Mrs, Fred West and children, Raymond and Mabel, of Seattle, Wash., are visiting relatives here.
Miss Nora Sands of Garfield, is here spending a few days with friends before going to her school at Veedersburg.
On last Saturday evening quite a number of the young folks gathered at the home of Miss Fannie Long and planned a surprise on her, the refreshments being candy, peanuts, bananas and nuts. Those present were: Misses Mayme Smith, Virgie and Mattie Sayers, Ermine Lee, Anna Fenton, Lide (ireen, May Barley, Ethel Campbell, Blanche VVisehart, Mamie Long, Cora Campbell, and Mrs. Wheeler and daughter Anna of Chicago and Messrs Lawrence Long, Basil and Phillip Cox, Wayne Shelton, Charlie Lee, Sherman Moore, Charlie Lontr, Fred Barley, Ward Enoch, Will Wisehart, Charlie Walters, Georgo Enoch and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce West. All went home wishing Miss Fannie many more such happy birthdays. She received some nice presents, a vase from Mrs. George Enoch, a souvenir spoon from Mies Lide Green, and a vase from Miss Mamie Long.
POTATO CREEK.
Saul Tyree spent Sunday with J. A. Dodd. S. K. Blue was quite sick last week but is up again.
Mart Gray took a carload of hogs to Indianapolis Tuesday. AUie Peterson and family were at Clint Tribbett's Sunday.
J. A. Dodd aud wife visited Wm. Ormsby and wife Sunday. Wm Ormsby is improving his place with some new wire fence.
Gill Boots and family Sundayed in Darlington with Wm. Boots. Wm. Price attended Sunday school last Sunday. He is well again.
Lute Coyner and wife visited their son George, near Clark's Hill, Sunday. The funeral of Jacob Campbell was largely attended. Another pioneer has gone.
Mrs. Lute Coyner and Mrs. Violet 0rm6by took in the excursion to Marion Tuesday.
We extend our sympathy to the bereaved wife, children and friends of Jacob Campbell.
G. D. Snyder lost a cow Saturday by being' clovered. Sunday, Aug. 21, he had a calf struck by lightning.
W. 0. Ormsby's peach trees are breaking down with fruit and had the leaf curl, too, while the peaches all fell off in other localities.
BROWN'S VALLEY.
Several from here are attending the meetings at Russellville. Mrs Dorcas Hunt and daughter, of Crawfordsville, are visiting here.
Samuel Williams and wife, of Kentucky, are visiting relatives here. Cabe Davis and family, of Lebanon, were guests of relatives here over Sunday. 4.
Several from here went' on the excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee last Sunday.
Charley Vancleave and wife were gueots of relatives near Waveland Sunday.
Little Eva Hartman has been very bad sick for the lost week, but is better now.
Mrs. Bell Davis and daughter, of Frankfort, are visiting here for a ahort time.
John Vancleave and family, of Elmdale, were guests of relatives here last week.
John Wilson and family, of near Waveland, were guests of Robert Goff Sunday.
There wan a man here last week taking tin type pictures. They were good pictures.
Several from here attended Wallace's circus at Crawfordsville Wednesday of last week.
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Mrs John Miller and family were guests of relatives at Judson part of laet wt.fck.
Mrs. Lou Gilliland and children, of Waveland, are visiting G. S. Davis' family this week.
The party at Benton Donahoe's was well attended Tuesday night and all report a good time.
John Goff and wife and daughter returned from Indianapolis Saturday, where they had been visiting for a week.
NUMBER THIRTEEN. Miss Lola Hormell is visiting at Lebanon.
Charley Lewis and wife have been visiting at Veedersburg. MissVera Buxton went to Valparaiso Monday to attend school.
Joe ClarkBon, Charley Ochiltree and Was Daisy have each built new milk houses.
John Bible and Mr. Fraley have returned from their Colorado trip. They had a delightful trip.
The new school building at Center is fast nearing completion. It will be a credit to the township.
The Newtown fair has become quite an affair, as thousands on the grounds laBt Saturday can testify.
Will Clarkson, Corwin Beach and Charley Ochiltree were among those who went to Indianapolis last week.
Charley Lewis killed a large rattlesnake while he and his wife were on their way to church last Sunday evening.
Clarence McClure, of Co. M, attended the old settlers' meeting at Meharry's, He had on his uniform and was greeted by his many friends.
Jim Barnett got a bug in his ear while threshing at Mr. Cone's. Mr. Cone acted as M, D. and extracted his bugship by the aid of a small hairpin.
Mrs. Lanettie Campbell, nee Gregory, of Cincinnati, is visiting her cousin, J. D. Thomas, and other friends. She spent her girlhood days here, being the daughter of Rev. Samuel Gregory.
Misses Grace and Edna Thomas failed to take their visit mentioned in our last letter, on account of the rain. We desire in our letters to misrepresent nothing, to make no fa)s9 statements or prevarications.
The following visitors have recently been here: Ii.ev. L. W. Bannon, of Waynetown, at his brother, James' llev. J. S. Maxwell, of Crawfordsville, at J. D. Thomas' Joe Battenburg's cousin, Walter Battenburg, from California, and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, of Champaign, Ills., and Mr. «and Mrs. Lease, of Charleston, 111 at his residence.
The old settlers' meeting at Meharry's Grove in this year of lSUS will long be remembered on account of the unusual, peculiar and sad occurrence there. Ex-Governor Matthews had been listened to with marked attention. Ilis address of a little more than thirty minutes' length was plain, sensible and instructive, lie commenced by saying: "This is called the garden spot of the world, and it might be BO were it not for Vermiilion county." He said Indiana was a great Btate and that he was proud of it. He showed her greatness in its many phases—the character of her pioneers, her natural resources, her agricultural facilities and products—and compared it with other 6tates in this respect, and of her splendid school systems and priviledges. He spoke of some of her great statesmen and authors, and mentioned Oliver P. Morton and Thomas A. Hendricks, Lew Wallace and Riley and more than all, he expressed the thought of our gratitude to God, our Father, for such wonderful guidance and beneficient gifts. He could hardly have done more had he known this was to be his last speech. He said all that he had intended to. A moment after be sat down he remarked to President McKinney that be felt strangely, which were his last words We attended his funeral at Meharry's, which was an impressive service.
ORTH.
Harry Legins and wife visited Oliver Dickson and wife Sunday. John Stone and wife visited relatives near Shannondale Sunday.
Levi Shirley was thrown from a load of hay and had his leg broken. Mrs. Frank Brown and daughter Edith are visiting in Waveland.
Misses Pearl Bell and Lillie Bowman visited Miss Mabel Beck Tuesday. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Ridge at Ladoga Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Bowman and Mrs. Mollie Martin took dinner with Fannie White in Ladoga Sunday.
J. B. Logan and family of Thorntown, and Miss Pearl Bell of Ladoga, visited at O. C. Bowman's Monday.
Little Ivan, son of Roswell and Mary Smith, was born May 4, 180S, and died Aug. 23, aged four months Little Ivan leaves father and mother and a host of friends to mourn his death fii6 remains were laid to rebt in the Pleasant View cemetery.
Sleep on in thy beauty Thou sweet angel child, Hy sorrow uublitrhted, liy sin undetlled.
ELMDALE.
The sick are improving. Billy Bagly's little girl is on the sick list.
Mary Swank is staying with Mrs. Emma Moore. Harve Sweeney bought a horse from his father Monday.
Hall Davis has bought Jake Surface's threshing machine. Mrs. Belle Utterback, who has been very sick, is some better.
Quite a number from here attended the Newtown fair last week. Carlton Moore talks of taking a trip to Hot Springs for rheumatism.
Myrtlo Coons, of Lafayette, has concluded a visit with relatives here. Steve Sweeney went to work Monday for Mr. Butler at Shannondale.
Winford Sweeney presented his son, Frank, with a bicycle a few days ago. Mrs. Hays has been visiting her daughter at Wingate for the past week.
Carlton Moore Bold A1 Utterback 4 head of spring calves the other day for
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Several from here attended the Baptist association near Waveland last week.
Billy Quillen has traded his property in Waynetown to his son-in-law. Alpha Merrill.
Stilman Goff sold eighteen head of lambs to Grennard, of Wingate, for 5c. per pound.
S. Royal, of Lafayette, was here Monday selling groceries for a firm in Dayton, O.
Girtie and Sadie Miller have gone to New Richmond to work in the canning factory.
Charley Brown lost the last horse he had last week, it getting choked to death on oats.
Uncle Andy Biddle, of Waynetown, is vis'ting his son, George, and family here for a few days.
James Quick and family and Sarah Cowan attended the M. E, quarterly at Wingate last Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Vancleave, of- Crawfordsville, was the guest of her parents here the first of the week.
R. Gray, of Waynetown, has put up a tomb stone at the grave of Dr. Olin'a little daughter.
Uncle Jackson Quick and wife have returned from a week's visit with his brother and niece in Illinois.
John Shelley and daughter, of Vermillion county, were the guests of his mother at this place Monday
Bill Alien is putting up some wire fence for George Petro. He is also putting a fence around his own yard.
Joe Bowers and wife left Tuesday for Pennsylvania to visit his people. They expect to be gone two or three months.
Grandfather Rusk and family, of Kansas, was the guest of ^Willie Merrill Sunday and attended"the Baptist meeting at this place.
Mrs. Lillie Applegate, of Marion, is visiting relatives at this place. She bnd her sister, Maggie are going to keep bouse for their parents while they are away.
That two-?egged varment that is gathering up the turkeys and chickens had bstter look out. Somebody has their gun loaded and that varment might get hurt and hurt bad.
The Sunday school convention at this place was well attended. They had a good programme and it was carried out nicely. The ladies were thanked very much for the dinner they had prepared.
Mack Smith and family, of northeast of Crawfordsville, were the guests of his sister, Mrs John Phillips and family, near this place Saturday and attended meeting at the Baptist church here Sunday.
Those who took in the excursion to Marion Tuesday were Wright Alexander and family, Wesley Grubbs and daughter, Levi Coons and wife, Miles Bratton, Frank and Bert Woods, and Henry Liwallen.
Steve Sweeney made a surprise on his brother, Winford, Tuesday evening and invited the neighbors in to eat ice cream and cake with him. They all had a nice time until a late hour. They had music by the string band.
Frank Sweeney had very bad luck on his way to Crawfordsville the other day. He was riding his wheel and going down the big hill near Sugar Creek he lost all control of it and run into the bank. The wheel wss badly demolished.
Mr. Thomson and family are almost heart broken. They have lost two daughters in the past six weeks. August 2G their $ix year old daughter died with brain trouble. The funeral took place August 27 at the home and the remains were laid to rest in the Wesley cemetery by the side of her sister. The heart broken family has the sympathy of the community in this, their sad bereavement.
The Hickory Corner threshing club met^at John Merrell's Satdrday evening, August 27, and settled all their threshing with each other and then they enjoyed themselves by eating ice cream and cake and all kinds of fruit that John and his wife had prepared for them. They all had a nice time and went home hoping that they all would meet again next year.
WAYNETOWN.
School will begin Monday, the 12th. Two new barbers from Indianapolis have located here.
Miss Lena Simms is spending the week in Inidanapolis. Bud Runyan has bought a half interest in the beef shop
Rev. Hanson will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Williams preached his farewell sermon at the M. E. church Sunday night.
Billy Quillen moves back to the farm next week and Alpha Merrill moves to town.
Ben Brown and wife returned home Tuesday from a two months' tour of the west.
Tinware,
Good Tin Cans, per doz 28 Good 12-quart Tin Bucket 10 Good 12-quart Galvanized Iron Bucket 10 Good patent Flour Seive -. 10 Good }£-gallon Covered Bucket 07 Good 2 quart Coffee Pot Good Pudding Pans 5 to .10 Good Wash Pan 05 Good Dover Egg Beater 10 Good 2-blade Chopping Knife on Good all cast Lemonade Squeezer 09 Good Coffee Strainer 07„ Good Hatchet or Hammer 10' Good Granite Dish Pan i3 Good Granite Wash Pan 15 ("rood Granite :)-quart Coffee Pot 25 Good A 1 No. 8 Wash Boiler, cooper bottom .87 (i ood A 1 No." 8 Wash Boiler, all copper.... 198
Dick Reed and wife, of near Bloomington, 111 are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fields.
James Dickson has entered into a partnership with A. L. Coons at the corner grocery.
Billy Armstrong has accepted a position as violinist with one of the Indianapolis orchestras.
Miss Blanche Clark, of Colfax, concluded a very pleasant visit of a week with Miss Blanche Ellis, Tuesday.
Harry Eller, the bookkeeper at the Waynetown bank, will be superceded next Monday by Vern Livengood.
Fred Kelly returued to his place of business, South Bend, Wednesday after a week's visit with home folks.
Bert Hill will return from his outing this week and resume his old place with Fonce Sumner, our tonsorial artist.
P. J. Lough and family ate a reunion dinner Wednesday on the banks of Sugar Creek with over one hundred relatives.
NEW ROSS.
W. P. Peterson is painting the M. E. church. James Baker was at Indianapolis Tuesday.
Dan McGinty, of Bridgeton,was here last week. Miss Lulu Turner was at Crawfordsville Saturday.
Aubrey Bowers has been in Ctierry Grove for a few days. B. F. Brown and wife returned to Waynetown Tuesday.
The Raccoon bridge near Jones' is in a dangerous condition. Mies Gertrude McCalhim. of Irvington, is the guest of Miss Ellia Ronk.
The Baptist association,east of Orth, attracted considerable attendance this week.
Apple & Trip, of Indianapolis, are here, sinking a tubular well for the Big Four.
Win. Walls, who waB overcome by the heat last week on the Big Four section, is improving.
W. P. Peterson, Joe Booher and others attended the funeral of B. F. Witt, of Anderson, formerly of this place, Sunday.
Last Tuesday, while attempting to start a balky horse in a largo woods four miles west of here, Wm. Walton was struck a vicious blow in the face by the animal. The 'upper maxilary was fractured and bis face otherwise bruised. Dr. King dressed the wounded man.
James Weaver and family were called to Muncie Saturday to attend the funeral of his nephew, Theodore Peters, who was killed at a show. The deceased was a frequent visitor here, his parents formerly living at Crawfordsville. An account of the accident will be found elsewhere in this paper.
MYERS CORNER.
Most farmers are preparing to sow wheat very soon. Ransom Myers 6old 62 hogs,4Monday at 83.G7 per hundred.
Simon Davis visited Ransom Vancleave, near New Market, Sunday. George Myers attended the Frankfort and Lafayette fairs with his coach team.
Last Wednesday»Robert Krout and his boys were working in their clearing, when one of the boys bent down
& Gentlemen and Ladies we want to call your attention to our Hew Department called
I OUR |s
Bargain Counters.
Everything possible to find in Glassware, Queenaware, Woodenware, Graniteware and Tinware you will see on these counters and at prices that will be impossible to duplicate. It will do you good to look them over even if you do not want anything, as they will show you how cheap goods can be sold for. It is impossible to enumerate and price every article on these counters, as the lack of space forbids it, but below you will find something that will interest you
The best all Oak Bed Room Suite ever shewn for A 6-hole Steel Range with a 15/gallon reservoir Our 25c Ingrain Carpet beats anything you ever saw, 500 different style Rugs at onchalf what you pay for them elsewhere. Our 55,50 spring/edge, full fringed Couch catches everybody,
This beautiful reed
Chair we will sell
you for $1,50, J*
Nothing like it on
the market, We arc
receiving new fur''
niture every day
Glassware.
Remember, we handle a complete line of Hardware, Stoves, Furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Etc., in our large store at prices to suit all, and when you want anything in our line, call and see us.
ZACK MAHORNEY Co.f
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A Complete....
Harness and Buggy Store.
Wo make our own Harness from Kood, sound stock. A jrood assortment to select from. Wo carry tho best IluKKy and Harness Stock io the county
Joe E. Fisher,
lore lilock, C'rawfoi'dsvilU'.
Jelly Glasses, tin lids, per doz 'ji Nice Table Tumblers, each 02 Nice glasB Lamp, complete 20 Nice 9-inch Cake Stand Nice glass Desert Dishes, (5 for 10 Nice Lamp Chimneys o-l Nice gallon Milk Crocks CO'j'
Good Wash Board 5 ,10 Good Towel Roller Good Slaw Cutter
Good Rolling Pin 07 Good Clothes Pins, per doz oi Good Scrub Brush Good 13-pin Hat Rack
Good Clothes Basket '25 Good Chopping Bowl 'm Good perforated 3-ply Chair Seat
Good ClotlieB Wringer 1
Good Whist Broom
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a shrub and stood on it for the other to cut it off. When he struck he hit tho boy's foot and cut it off near his leg.
While at the Wallace show in Crawfordsville Butler and Lovania Myers had several dollars takeu out of their pockets.
Last SuLday morning on going to the barn to feed, Ransom Myers lound his son's road horse missing, also his saddle and bridle. He saw by the tracks that he had gone eastward. He then telephoned to several surrounding towns but could not iind him and has not found him yet. I give a description of the horse, saddle and bridle below and a reward of S25 will ba given to the finder of the horse and thief: The horse is 15 hands and 1 inch in height, short and well fed, dark chestnut sorrel with one white hind foot, stripe of white in face, over five yea^s of age anew spring saddle aDd a new work bridle- Address all communications to W. R. Myers, Alamo, Ind.
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bought of us for Cu*li. We do not include su^ur. See the Granite wans in our show window,
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickctt.
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new chairs in Gold
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furniture, Ncwar*
tides of all kinds
are arriving daily
at our store yj?
SEED WHEAT,
A small amount, of the New Columbia and lied Russian Wheat
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j^OTICETO 11 K1 Kt\ (_k KU1TUHS, KTl'.\
In the matter of the estate of David M.
™v "-^ceased. In tho Muntjfomerv Circuit Court, s-eptemfcer term, 18DH. ,.a ",'VV" Daniel H\ Ron* as administrator of tho estate of David M. turner, deceased, hus presented and filed
I* accounts and vouchors In final settlement of sa estate,and that the same will come up lor the examination and action of said rir1
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t'"- ~4tti day of September 99«
at which tlmo all heirs, creditors or legatees of sa estate arn required
to
appear In ?j
c.Vi "how cause If any thero be, wh s.ild accounts and vouchers should not approved, and the heirs and distributees o? s.ild estate are also notified to be iu nairi court at the time aforesaid and n.ake or heirship. •'•Out
Dated this. 31st day of August.
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