Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 June 1899 — Page 7

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DREAMLAND.

Mr. Messer and family are visiting relatives out in tho oouiitry. Mr6. Becket and daughter took dinner Sunuay with Mrs Morris

Mrs Imel haw a new smoke house and Harry Laymon has a new barn. Isaac Howard is repairing clocks and watches ai Roaehdaie this week.

Lory Linn attended the funeral of his grandmother, near Now Rcs-s, MODday.

Mrs. Kate Sullivau, of Crawfordsville, visited her sister, Mrs. Hinkle, Tuesday.

F. J. Nickeii, Faith Nickeil and Anna Lane attended caurch at Walnut chapel Sunday.

Homer Morris and family have returned from a visit with his parents, near New Roes

Rev Airhart ai.d H. A Brown, of Advfti''Cj, culled on Mrs Elizabeth Imel a few days ago

Samuel Laymon and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Wren, attended the funeral of Mrs. E1diupfield Monday.

Mrs. Violet Long and twin babies, of Lebanon, are visiting Mrs. Long's father. Dr. Fall, at this place.

Miss Josie Imel and Miss Grace Howard attended commencement exercises at Mace Saturday night.

Little Ivy Hamilton, who has been UviDg a year with her grandmother, has returned to her home in New Ross

Commencement exercises will bo held here Friday night, June 0 We have a class of nine. Come out and hear them.

Harry Laymon, wife and daughter attended Memorial services at Parkersbtirg and visited their sister, Mrs. Welch, Tuesday.

Two young men from Crawfordsville lectured here SuDday morning, two o'clock in the afternoon and at night in the interest of the M. C. A.

Our Ladies' Aid Society will give an ice cream supper Friday night, June 9, BO you nan have refreshments either before or after attending graduation exercise?.

CALIFORNIA.

Blanche King is staying at John Graham's. Asa Brown 6pent Sunday with home folks near Mellott.

J. B. Cowan and Alvin Breaks purchased a lot of sheep last week. Frank and Will Allen have been putting up patent wire fence at WeBley.

Several from this vicinity attended the Decoration day exercises at Wingate.

Several from this vicinity attended the social at Sam Petro's Saturday night

Ab Hauk and family and Ora Rafferty and wife went to Camden Springs Sunday.

Bruce Haines and Sarn Rafferty took the teachers' examination at Covington Saturday.

Mrs. Sarah Cowan and daughter, Grace, and Martha Fox visited in Boone county last week

Some of the farmers have set out their tomato plants for the canning factory at New Richmond.

MiseeB Bessie and Pearl Cowan and Mrs Maggie Cowan attended the Sunday echool convention at Mt. Zion last Friday.

The Decoration exercises at Liberty Sunday afternoon were attended by the largest crowd that has been at this pla^e for several years. M. E. Foley made a very appropriate address.

FIDDLERS' POINT.

Will Odell sports a new wheel Some of our farmers are losing their hogs.

Rememoer children's day Sunday at 10 a. m. Will Galley is building a new wire fence on his farm,

Farmers are plowing up their wheat and planting corn.

WOMAN'S NIGHTMARE. Bio Shudders When She Realizes the Danger and Pain of Ghild-bearing.

There is so much suffering and danger in store for the young mother, that her happy anticipation soon gives way to a feeling of dread at the thought of the pain which she must undergo. This constant fear so preys upon the mind

many women that it fills them with terror and makes baby's coming a source of the greatest anxiety and dread.

All the suffering and danger of the ordeal can be avoided by the use of "Mother's Friend," which prepares the body for this important event. It relieves "morning sickness," and many other unpleasant conditions which exist during this time. Thousands of women praise "Mother's Friend" for bringing them safely through the most critical period of their lives.

Every woman should send their name and address to the Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Georgia, and receive free, valuable information on the subject.

Erasius Bails will move in with Oscar Tapp this week. George King and family visited at Geo. Oliver's Suuda?.

Several from here attended Deco nti day services at Darlington Jam?s Conrad acd wifespe/it Sur.cav at Lay tou Stingley's, near Kirk patrick

Mrs, 'lia Reynold antd children, of South Bend, visiied re'stives here this week.

Miss Lora Mahoy has returned home after a several weeks' fjtay at Oscar Tapp's

JOJ and Howard Vanarsdall took dinner with their sister, Mrs Georgia Gillis, Sunday.

Mrs. Rebecca King is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Etta Smith, at Darlington this week

David Jackson-and family attended the Sunday school convention at Mt. Taber last Thursday aud report a good time.

RATTLE SNAKE.

Corn is coming up well. The wheat crop is a failure. Sarah M. Galey is

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poorly.

Willie Layson has anew buggy. Brack Cash's health is some better. Jep Layson called on his parents Saturday night.

Charley Ramsey's smiliug face was seen on the creek last week. BeDjimin S. Pavey had 160 rod of Hollitiger fence built last week.

James Galey, wife and son attended the horse 6how at Russellville last week.

A. B. Groves and family went to Waveland Saturday to visit Mrs. Groves' brother.

Mr. Rodman and nephew, of Lagrange, Ky are visiting Mr. Rodman'6 daughters.

W. J. Coons and family called on Will Taylor and wife last week and had quite a pleasant time.

W. J. Coons and family, Geo. Coons and family attended the Memorial services at Brown's Valley Sunday. The addre's was delivered by 8. Fuson and was very fine.

Things that happen on the creek: John Cash has bought a nice young mare A B. Groves is building asmoke house Harry Galey says a blister is not a pleasant thing Sarah Coons has the prettiest flowers of anyone on the creek.

MACE.

A wedding soon. Hog cholera i6 raging here. Another thief has boen in town. Lon Vanarsdall has the malarial fever.

The wheat crop will be a failure in this vicinity. An enormous corn crop is being put in this spring.

Elva Linn is staying at Chas. Armstrong's this week. Lillie Burkholder, of Bellmore, is visiting friends here.

The contractor will begin work on the new of P. hail in about three weeks

The M. E. church people will give an ice cream supper Saturday evening two weeks

Mrs. Jennie Finch and Jim Bratton's daughters, of Lebanon, are visiting here this week

Fred Caster, our old soldier boy, will take the examination scon for civil engineering.

The proceeds of the band boys' 6up per Saturday evening were 842, the net proceeds being $32.

The saw mill has shut down, waiting for some trees to grow a little larger before cutting them.

Plenty of beer and cheap Bkate whis ky Saturday evening, also a few boozes, and one fellow got bit by a spider as well as ice cream.

The Mace K. of P. band is progressing nicely and will make a success if they all keep their place and don't jump off the track.

Decoration day services Were well attended here. There were speeches by the young folks and the graves were Btrewn with flowers and flags

The graduating exercises here were well attended Saturday evening and all spoke their pieces well. Good order prevailed and Doyle & Co. furnished excellent music.

NUMBER THIRTEEN.

Lewis Bannon drove to Otterbein Saturday afternoon. Trustee Morrow and Supervisor Haas were through here last week looking at our road6 and bridges.

Sheep shearing has been lengthened out this year on account of the cold weather and a scarcity ot shearers.

The man in this community who has not some acres planted in either tomatoes or sweet corn is entirely out of the ring

The township board, consisting cf Trustee Morrow, John Foley, Right Alexander and Wesley Dazey"recently had a harmonious meeting. They are a unit in opinion in regard to highway improvement.

Elijah Watts, the New Richmond veteran sheep Bbearer, has sheared 1.275 head up to date. He has been very much crowded. When this generation shall have passed away sheep shearing apparently will be a lost art. The kids don't take hold well.

A Mr. and Mrs. Graham, elderly people of Darlington, rented Charley Ocheltree's place and moved here in the early spring. Mrs. Graham died Sunday evening after a short illness. A short service was held at the house Tuesday morning by Rev. Powell and the body was taken to Darlington.

The usual Decoration service was held at the M. E. church at Wingate. A very excellent programme was rendered, witnessed by an immense audience. The speeches were grand, inspiring and patriotic The entire meeting was a grand success. As usual Comrade Bottenburg was leader. The reputation of these meetings has become so great that nothing less than a tent that will accommodate 3,000 people will be sufficient next year. •TISN'T safe to be day without Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil in the house. Never can tell what moment an accident is going to happen.

SHANNONOALE-

Eva Burroughs has anew camera. Frank Jackson, of Roaehdaie, is here this week

Moliie Jones is working for Mrs. Lid a McCa lister Ora MeCalister visited friends at Elmdale this week.

Dr. Shotts, of Mace, was in town with friends Saturday. Quite a number were out to the cemetery Decoration Day.

There will be an ice cr um supper held here Friday evening, June 0th. Jerry Chadwick and wife, of Mace, wero the guests of Dr Burroughs Sunday.

Mrs Varlina Caldwell as returned home from a few weeks' visit in Thorntown.

Marshall Paugh i* working "Carrie Pruncton,"' Dr. Burroughs' young mare

Children's day exercises Sunday evening, June 11, beginning at eight o'clock.

Mrs -Htster Shannon visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank LaFolleUe, of Lebanon, Wednesday

Miss Minnie Jackson, of Lafayette, visited her brother, George Jackson, Saturday and Sunday.

Little Edison Robbins is rapidly recovtring from injuries received by being kicked by a horse.

Mrs. M. J. Commie has returned to her home in Oacoda, Mich., after a week'6 visit with her mother, Mrs. Evaline Nicely.

Tbe public meeting of the Ladies' Miesionary Society of Bethel church Sunday morning proved quita interesting. A good crowd was present.

Ethel Beck, daughter of Fannie Beck, was badly burned Monday. A bucket of boiling water was accidentlaly spilled upon her,burning her back, shoulder and arm.

There will be an ice cream Bupper at this place on Friday evening, June 9th. The proceeds will be used for the improvement of the Shannondale cemetery. Cream and cake will be served in the afternoon to those who are not able to be present in the evening. A good social time is promised. All are invited.

NEW RICHMOND.

Walt Wilson is confined to the houBe with dropsy. Baz Williams is verry low with spinal meningitis.

Marshall Work will begin working the streets in a few days. Al Auton made a suit of clothes for J. C. Bennett the first of the week.

J. C. Bennett is painting the residence of Gam Hormell, near Wingate. Thomas Wallace, north of town, is reported very low with asthma and dropsy.

Esquire Ebrite is building a new house for Willie Snyder just south of his residence.

Carrington Charters and family, of kound Hill visited W. P. Coffman and family last Sunday.

Boswell Clough and Elver Plunkett accompanied by their wives spent Tuesday on the Wea.

J. W. McCardle, our grain buyer, says he don't expect to ship on6 car load of wheat this year.

Delbert Peirce, of Round Hill, will soon begin the erection of a house in the east end for Wm. Zook.

A. D. Snyder decorated his wagon Tuesday atd delivered three riding cultivators to farmers west of town.

The men employed at the tile factory have received and increase of twenty-five cents per day on their wages, and they deserve it.

Marion omith and wife leave tomorrow morning for Kansas City to spend two weeks with their son, Wm. Smith. Little Bennie will go with them.

Mrs. J. A. King was taken very ill with congestion of the stomach Monday night and for awhile her life was despaired of. She is slightly better at this writing.

There wUl be a balloon ascension and parachute leap, baBe ball game and band music all day here June 24th. Don't forget the date, but come as you will be well entertained all day.

Decoration day exercises at Wingate were well attended from here. Everyone speaks in the highest praise of the entertainment from start to finish. Our band boys acquitted themselves nobly, it being their first call. Their new uniforms are simply immense.

LADOGA.

Quite a crowd attended the Roachdale horse show. ThoB. McGinnis has bought an interest in the Epperson heading mill.

Jesse Snyder has accepted a position at Brazil aB agent for the Midland. Decoration tday services were held Sunday and were unusually well attended

Miss Bessie Bastion spent a few days with Miss Mabel Bowers at Parkersburg thiB week.

James Taylor and son carried off most of the premiums at the Roachdale horse show.

Miss E6Bie Clements has returned home after a few days' visit with her cousin, MisB Edna Anderson.

Prof. Burroughs, of Wabash college, delivered the commencement address. He has spoken here several timeB and has won the highest regard from all.

CHAKLES H. MARKS, while acting in the capacity of nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a few bottles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it to work like a charm. For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.

ONI.Y one remedy in the world that will at once stop itchiness of the skin in any part of the body Doan's Ointment. At any drug store, 50 cents.

$1 to Teire Haute.

On Sunday, June 18, the Vandalia will run a SI excursion to Terre Haute and return account the dedication of St. Benedict's Catholic church. Time of train will be given later.

J- C- HUTCHINSON, Agent.

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Our line of Spring Goods merited the attention of everyone and, judging by the volume of trade The Big Store has been favored with, our friends were not slow in finding it out. We are pleased to announce the arrival of 01 second spring purchases in many of the seasonable lines.

Wash Stuffs.

Among the late arrivals in this department we wish to call particular attention to upward of one hundred patterns in real Irish Dimities and pure Linen Lawns. The range includes the popular and striking stripes in all colors as well as small figures suitable for children's wear. Piques and Ginghams are not less in popularity than in the early part of the season and we have some very pretty new arrivals.

Parasols and Shirt Waists.

Every Parasol In our stock Is of the Newest Design And Coloring And/were made To our order.

Our beautiful line of Shirt Waists includes the nobbiest things in Piques, Lawns, Madras, Percales and Silks.

ailor-JVlade Suits.

We desire to close out our stock of Tailor-Made Suits and Skirts at once and will give one-fourth off the usually low prices. It means much when you can buy suits in tho heighth of the season at prices like these:

$ T.SO for Suits worth !$ lO.OO

$ 9.00 12,00

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&15.00 20,00

$18.75 25.00

Special prices on ladies, misses' and children's Jackets and all fancy trimmed Dress Skirts.

New Arrivals.

We have received the new assortment of Ladies' Wrappers in percales, iawns and dimities and children's Dresses in percales and ginghams. Also new separate Skirts in Cotton, Covert, Pique and Linens.

Don't forget that every item cm stock is offered at special prices curing the 3-iva Rebuilding S ile.

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Temporary Quarters, Y. M. C. A Building and 122 W. Main Street.

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