Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 December 1898 — Page 9

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last week.

Nichols won the prize

MONON CROSSING.

P. H. Magill is on the sick list. Walter Mason and son have the grip. Frank Gray, wife and son visited Mrs. Gray's father Sunday.

Will Layne, wifeaud daughter made a visit to the capitol Saturday to spend Christmas with Mr. Layne's sister.

James M. Warren and Miss Eva Clossin were married Saturday evening. Our last girl has left us for better or worse.

There was a good attendance at the Christmas entertainment at Otterbein. A nice programme and good order. Charley Martin did his part well. All went away well satisfied.

HICKORY GROVE.

Christmas in this neighborhood was very quiet. The Wring Neck rabbit hunters killed 00 rabbits.

J. P. Thompson has visitors from Indianapolis this week. The surprise on Fred Hitch Saturday evening was a success.

Hog buyers were in this neighborhood buying hogs at S3.15. The entertainment at Goben school had a large attendance.

Fern and Ethel Weliver, of Darlington, are visiting Mr. Phelps. The protracted meeting will begin at Young's Chapel next week.

The funeral of G. W. Hutton took place Monday at Young's Chapel. The quails being nearly exterminated will be protected by the law soon.

A. L. Simpson and family are expected back from California in the spring.

ELMDALE-

Will Merrill, Mr. Pattison and Geo. Fowler moved this week. George Vancleave and wife, of Wingate, visited here the first of the week.

Dock Sweeney,of VeederBburg, visited his uncle, Wintford Sweeney, here laBt week.

Wright Alexander had a Christmas tree at his home for his children and 'grandchildren.

George Widener, L. M. Coons and Wintford Sweeney took their hogs to the city Monday.

James Sanders entertaineed his children and their families Saturday night at an oyster supper.

Mrs. Sarah Cawan had a Christmas tree ftt her houee Saturday night, Jas. Quick and family being present.

Misses Sarah and Jennie Walden, of Black Creek, were the guests of their cousin, Miss Fannie Sweeney, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Last week was a great week for weddings. John C. Utterbaok and Miss Keys were married in Orawfordsville Wednesday, and the same evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Henry Dazey, two miles north of Elmdale, Marcus lowers and Miss Minnie Dazey were married by Rev. Jakes, in the presence of 75 cuests. The bride received many .handsome presents. Mr. Bowers and wife will make their home this winter with the father of the groom.

The reunion of Ralph Vancleave's family took place at his daughter's, Mrs. Stillman Goff's, on Christmas day, about forty beine present. All came with well filled baskets and at noon partook of a feast of good things A Christmas ladder had been arranged for the children and H. T. VaDcleave acted as Santa Claus and distributed a number of handsome presents. The next reunion will bo at John R. Vancleave's. Those present from out of

the family wore W. S. Coons, of Craw-

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DARLINGTON.

Goldie Booher is on the sick list. Joe Owsley is reported quite sick. Mrs. Cunningham is visiting in Winchester, Ind.

Prosecutor Reeves was with us on Wednesday night. Our scare-afew bell contiuues to ring at 7:30 each night.

Mr. and Mrs. Milt Hallowell visited friends here Wednesday. W. C. Stewart iB now one of the fixtures here in Darlington.

Elsie Marshall is here spending the vacation with home folks. Hatch & McClure have placed a new counter in their meat shop.

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Briogs the usual difficult task of selecting a suit' able Holiday gifts. Who would not with dc light welcome a scheme which would make the task a short and easy one y* 7C

Here Is a Suggestion...

No more acceptable gifts can be given than Neckwear, Gloves, Hose, Suspenders or Muf' flers, in all of which we have a complete and up'to'date line of the newest creations JC 7C

GILBERT & GREGG,

Merchant Tailors and Haberdashers.

Bertha Booher haB returned from an extended visit in Frankfort. V. E. Craig is confined to the house from the effect of the grip.

Mrs. Aniel Booher and children visited friends in Delphi this week. S G. Kersey held the lucky number on a big out door swing the other day.

Rev. Joe Francis, now of Merom College, spent the week among friends here.

All consumers of gas have received notice of a new contract beginning Jan. 1.

Marshal Brothers and Joe Goldsberg, of Crawfordsville, were in town a few minutes Wednesday.

Walter and Jim Chesterson bought the lead pencils that drew the chairs at the Booher drawing Tuesday evening.

Our postmaster returned five tie sacks Monday morning that came in Saturday evening full of Christmas presents.

Our merchants report a big trade Saturday: some of them the largest sales ever reached in any one day since in business.

Our K. of P. brethren gave a social Wednesday evening in their hall in honor of: their twelfth anniversary Many distinguished visitors were present and a good social timb was had.

Through the efforts of Chas. Schon of Sugar Creek township, a petition has been forwarded the postoffice de partment asking that a rural route be established from this office running north and east some 22 miles. He had obtained 130 signers.

Our boys had a big rabbit hunt on Wednesday, Gertie Bowers as captain on the east and Newt Boots on the west, the losing side to furnish an oyster supper to the crowd. As the rabbits when counted would only fur nish the crackers if sold in a good market, each side is claiming that all are not in yet and claiming more time, so that the end is not yet.

Darlington Lodge No. 186, F. and A M., have elected and installed the following officers for the ensuing year:

W. M.—A. C. Nobee. S. W.—F. Gobel. J. W.—R. Dunnington. Treasurer—W. R. Lynch. Secretary—S.S.Martin. S. D.—E. S. Peacock. J. D. Harry Cammeron. Stewards—W. B. Lynch,R. M. Allen Tyler—G. G. Guntle.

ALAMO-

Dr. Dennis returned from Indianapolis Monday. Charley Byrd is here from Illinois visiting friends.

Wa6h Titus and wife are now residents of our town. Miss Clara Smith is spending the holidays in Crawfordsville.

Wilford Ammerman, of Linden, was home for Christmas times. Holt Smith, of Russellville, is the guest of relatives and friends here.

Herbert Bowerman, of Linden, is visiting here through the holidays. Ernest Brown, of Indianapolis, spent Christmas with home folks and friends.

Miss Stella Stonebrager is spending this week with relatives at Yountsville.

Hiram Goble and wife are visiting in Crawfordsville and Darlington this week.

Mrs. Sallie Ammerman gave a Christmas dinner to her many friends last Sunday.

The supper given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church was very well attended.

The United Sundays school gave a treat of candy to the children last Sunday morning.

The little daughter of Ed Smith and wife, of Kingman, was buried at this place Tuesday.

There will be protracted prayer meeting at the M. E. church beginning Monday night.

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David Stonebraker and wife, of Ala-

Rheumatism

Paln9 Were So Severe They Prevented Sleep-Completely Cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla—Scrofula

Bunches Disappeared. For seven years or more I had rheumatism and could not reBt well at night. My left limb pained me BO that I could not sleep. I obtained no relief from medicine until I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla which has entirely cured me." MBS. J. A. FORGESON, 116 Sycamore St., Terre Haute, Indiana. "We have found Hood'sSarsaparllla to be all it is recommended to be. It has cured my husband of rheumatism. Large lumps appeared back of my little boy's ears, and we gave him Hood's Sarsaparilla. In a short time these eruptions disappeared, and he was entirely cured." MBS. HATTIB FREY,184 Vinconnes Street, New Albany, Indiana. Remember

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mo, gave a Christmas dinner for their children last Sunday. Andrew Campbell and wife, Paul Campbeil and John Truax will paint the scenery for the stage in the Alamo hall.

Mies Hettie Heath and Miss Click, of Crawfordsville, were the guests of Mi6B Heath'B parents, during the holidays.

George Walters and Byron Titus returned home Tuesday from a visit at New Market, Waveland and Brown's Valley.

The'Cbristian church members will give a supper at the hall to morrow night. Admission 15 cents. Everyone come and have a good time.

Last Saturday John Ccwpton, wife and daughter gave their annual Christmas dinner and numerous presents to their relatives of the community.

Preparations are being made by some of the young people at this place to give a play entitled "Josiah's Courtship." The date will be given later.

Willard McSpadden and daughter, Urcie, Mattie Goble and Mr. Armour, of Silverwood, passed Tuesday evening with Andrew Campbell and family.

Andrew Campbell and wife were admitted to the Music Hall stage last Saturday. Their purpose was to examine stasre scenery with a vieW to purchasing for the Alamo hal).

NEW ROSS-

Miss Tudie Hunt returned from Ko komo Monday. Lulu Turner i6 home from Terre Haute for vacation.

Miss Nellie Rountree came home from Garfield Saturday. Mrs. Sallie Parsons, of Kokomo, iB the guest of J. Hurt here.

Wm. Johnson visited relatives near Frankfort the first of the week. Fred Gott and Charley Johnson returned from Indianapolis Monday.

Mrs. R. F. King and Rob Thompson went to Pittsboro Monday for a visit. Mrs. .Tames Weaver and children went to Muncie Monday to spend a few days.

Steve Tharp and family, of Trafal gar, were the guests of James Tharp during holidays.

J. E. Morrison, J. B. Evans, J. I. Powell, Mike Lane and families spent Christmas with relatives here.

Warner Peterson recently received a letter from Lavice Golliday, who is with the company at Manila. He says the weather ia very warm. They have plenty to eat and no fighting.

The Christian Sunday Echool elected the following officers for next year: Superintendent—Wm. Johnson.

Asst. Supt.—Herbert Bowers. Secretary—Miss Junie Miller. Treasurer—Mrs. E. C. Bowers. The following officers have been elected by the K. of P. for next term:

C. C.—J. Emmert. V. —D. H. Sperry. P.—Thomas Webb M. of W.—W. B. Sperry. M. of E.—Wm Wall. 4 M. of F—R. L. Bratton. K. o? R. «& S —C. O. Routh. M. at A—Anthony McGinty. I. G.—J. E. Norman. O. G.—Add Givens. Rep. to G, L—T. J. Brown, Alt. Rep. to O. L.—A. W. Johnson. Installing Officer—C. E. Johnson:

MACE. Andrew Smiley's

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Homer Linn is at this "vinter. Wm. Evans, of White6villc, moved to Mace last Tuesday.

Hannibal Finch will stay with hip uncle Robert for awhile. Rev. Riley is conducting a series of meetings at Kingsloy's Chapel.

Misses Myrtle Clark and Ella Cash, of Ladoga, spent Christmas here. Eslft Armstrong and family visited in Beckville the first of the wepk.

June Eddingfield entertained a number of her little friends last Tuesday. Ross Campbell and wife entertained some of their friends Wednesday evening.

W. B. Walkup and family, of Crawfordsville. attended the Christmas tree Saturday night

James Bratton and two daughters, of Lebanon, are spending the holidays here with fuends.

Family Christmas trees were enjoyed at the homes of Harve Morris and Usual Linn last Sunday.

Remomber the supper at the hall next Saturday night for the benefit of the Walnut Chapel church.

The Christmas entertainments were all successes. At the Christian church Thursday night two quilts were sold, one for 85 and the other S3. At Union the entertainment was good and the receipts were about $22 At Mace a number of handsome presents were given, the receipts at the door boing

1 ne journal v,o„ ranters. Leaders in Typo Styles.

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Tinware....

uood 12-quart Tin Bucket 10c Good 10-quart Galvanized Iron Bucket- 10c Good patent Flour Seive loc Good ^-gallon Covered Bucket 07c Good 2-quart Coffee Pot 10c Food Pudding Pans 5c to 10c Good Wash Pan 05c Good Dover Egg Boater 10c Good 2-blade Chopping Knife 00c.'' Good all caBt Lemonade Squ.eezer 09c Good Coffee Strainer 07c Good Hatchet or Hammer 10c Good Granite Dish Pan 33c Good Granite Wash Pan 15c Good Granite 2-quart Coffee Pot 25c Good A 1 No. 8 Wash Boiler, copper bottom S7c Good A 1 No. S Wash Boiler, all copper S1.9S

F. B. GONZALES,

DENTIST

Office 131 East Main Street. Over Rost's Jewelry Store.

Telephone No. 200.

W.G. Swank, M. D,

Physician and Surgeon.

Office LOOs "ortU "Washington St. Resldenoe 103 Simpson street. Calls attended In city or country, day or night.

WAVELAND.

Ernest Smith, of St. Louis, is here. Ed Millig&n moted Into his new home this week.

Wm. Whlttington, of Crawfordsville, spent Saturday here. The week of prayer will be observed at the Presbyterian church.

George Dillman and family spent Christinas at Crawfordsville. Ed Scott went to Harrisburg, II*., Thursday to clerk in a store.

Mrs. John Spruhan went to Indianapolis to spend the holidays. Prof. McKee, of Chicago University, is spending the holidays at home.

Mrs. Ed Smyth and daughter went to Harrisburg to spend the holidays. Rev. Buchanan and wife, of Ladoga, were guests of Rev. McKee Monday.

Miss Emma Little, of Logansport, ics visiting her aunt, Mrs Sallie Milligan Harry Rhoads and family, of Terre Haute, spent the holiday with his parents.

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No public Christinas tree in town this year, but there were plenty of family trees. nice time was hBd at the Method ist church Christmas eve and all the children were treated

FRUITS

Miss Cora Brown is on the bick libt Mrs. Jaines Wilkinson is very poorly with the grip.

Ernest Brown, of Indianacolis, is spending the holidays with home folks. Lewis Singer, who is attending school at Valparaiso, is visiting hi* parents this week.

Mr. Smith and wife, of the city, visited uncle John Hankins, who is still very ill, Saturday.

Albert McCormick and wife will make their home with Rebecca McCormick this winter.

Jas. Wilkinson and son attended the oyster supper given by the Masons at Alamo Tuesday night

Alex Long and Pearl Furr, of Ingersoll's Corner, were married Saturday night by Rev. Plunkett.

Andrew Herronand James Steele delivered a carload of hogs to Crawfordsville this week, receiving^ 12 perewt

Abner and Kate Livingston and Walter Itatcliffe attended a grand Christmas dinner at Thos. Livengood's in the city.

Frank Cavin and wife are here visiting friends and rumor has it that they will locate here. We will gladly welnpmo fhoryi in

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Money to loan. 0. A. MILLER.

OUR

BARGAIN COUNTERS

Everything possible to Hnd in Glassware, Queensware, Woodenware Gaaniteware and Tinware you will see on these counters Bnd at prices that will be impossible to duplicate. It will do you good to look them over oven if you do not want anything, at they will show you how cheap goods can be bought for. It is impossible to enumerate and price every article on these counters, as the lack of space forbids it. but below you wilt find something that will interest you.

The best all Oak Bed Room Suit ever shown for.: A G-hole Steel Range with a 15-gallon Reservoir, and warming closet, warranted.. Our 25c Ingrain Carpet beats anything you ever saw.

Five hundred different style Rugs at one-half what you pay for them elswheree. Our $5.50 spring-edge, full-fringed Couch catches everybody. Furniture for the next thirty days at a great discount.

Remember, we handle a complete line of Hardware, Stoves, Furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Etc., inour large store at prices to suit all. and when you want anything in our line, call and see us.

ZACK MAHORNEY Co.

W. C. HESSLER,

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Moved one door north. First stairway south of Main street.

Glassware....

Nice Table Tumblers, each 02e Nice Glass Lamp, complete 20c Nice Glass Desert Dishes, for ioc Nice Lamp Chimneys •_ o-lc Nice gallon Milk Crocks .{i'-.'c

Good Wash Board joa Good Towel Roller l()c^ Good Slaw Cutter

Uood Rolling Pin Q7C Good ClotheB Pin, per doz oic Good Scrub Brush

Good 13-pin Hat Rack ioc Good Clothes Basket.... or)U Good Chopping Bowl ir)c Good perforated 3-ply Chair Seat 07c Good Clothes Wringer 81.35 Good Whist Broom

Our Discount Sale

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Furniture, Stoves, Queensware, Tinware

And in fact every article in our rooms but the Grocery at a discount of 10 per cent. This sale will last until February 1st and must be cash, Here is your chance to buy goods cheap. Just think of it, a Cook Stove, No. 8, for $6.30, Remember, our profits are not large like other goods sold in town. When we give you a discount of 10 per cent, we give all that there is in it above the cost of getting the goods in the 'house. Come and see what we are doing, and price. JC

BarnhilI,Hornaday& Pickett

Corner Main and Water Streets.

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Pica to the Farmers.

Wc well know as we have always argued the farmers are the head, root aud branch to the success of all indus' tries. We always have and do yet strictly adhere to the Farmers trade. We solicit the patronage of our friends and all customers of the past for their continuance in trade, and we will give special attention to see that each and every one is properly treated and receives the high'' est market price for bis grain, as no house in the county can pay more for grain than we can.

We

Seldom Advertise!

Why? Because our elevator is packed with farmers from early morn till late at night, Respectfully

Darter & Hodgkin.

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WALNUT FORK BREEDING FARM.

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HOGS.

Two tine male hogs for saio.

Light Brahma Chickens. Eggs in Season,

Address J.M. Walkup, Mace, Ind.