Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 December 1899 — Page 5
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TO CORRESPONDENTSDr. W. J. Hurt won the prize offered last week.
Mrs. Pniliip Deeter returned Tuesday from a visit at Frankfort. Artbut El mgland spent the holidays ^ith his father at WuliatnsDort.
C.~\V, Ocheitree and wife.are visitingthe lauer's parents at Sylvania. Grandma liuxton and May me Ualey returned from Frankfort Thursday.
Cretty Suyder is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Long, at Indianapolis Kallis Wilhite returned last Friday from a lengthy stay at Rossville, 111.
Tom and Greeley Cave visited their mother at Kirkpatrick Saturday night Mrs Obas Weob and daughter are spending the week with Franufort friends.
Mrs W G. Mick and Mrs. Dimmick, of Lamar, Mo went to Marion Saturday evening.
Mrs Barnet and daughter, Mattie, are guests of Mrs. Ike Sutton, at Waynetown.
J. L. Bienz and wife, of Indianapolis, hung up their Christmas stockings at A boy Hixoon's.
Geo. Dooity, wife and two children, and Jan. Dooiey, of Downs, lu are holiday visitors with their sister, Mrs Walter Brown.
Johnny Frits and Marion Bowman and wife are spending a. month with relatives and friends in Montgomery county, Kentucky.
Mrs. Lidia McJimsey and daughter, MrB. Linville, are visiting their son and brother, at Indianapolis, where Mra. McJimsey will remain all winter.
The part of the Vancleave family that lives here attended a family reunion on Christmas day held at the residence of 0. Moore, the trustee of Wayne township. 0q Christmas day S. M. Gilkey and •wife entertained Charley Ives, wife, children and mother, of Frankfort, and MrB Long and daughter, of For est, 111., and all the relatives who live here.
On Sunday afternoon Esq James Raieor appeared in a "biled" shirt, a standing- collar and a whitecravat and looked quitp clerical indeed, and had everyone guessing what was the matter. About 6 o'clock the mystery was solved bv thp appearance of Albert L. Manley and Melissa Lister, who were 'Soon married in the 'squire'B happiest «tyle and went away happy.
Our public schools had a royal closing last Friday afternoon, consist ng of literary, exercises aid the u«ual treat of candy, etc. During the afternoon presents wurp m*dn to e»ch of the teacher*, to Pro Wheelan a pho tog-rap*) alb)ini. »n W Mtirphy a book et-e. to A. FoVy a fountain rpr. and to Miss Rorroell a Hi hip. E» was ifiucn ty the students in rooms ini^ filin— the
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WINGATE.
Ethel Templetou is uore from Frankfort. Tom Holmes went to Veederoburg Monday.
Foster Stoudt ia with home loiks at Brookston. Chas Webb is at Cincinnati thib
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A. Ptuiou and wife spent Christmas at Frankfort. Clyde Fagan, of Cincinnati, is a visitor at W. E. Rust's.
Estal Patterson, of Veedersburg, is visiting friends here. John Duncan went to Indianapolis Monday to hunt anew girl.
Mrs Well Nesbit went to Rossville, 111., Friday to visit her sister. Joe Clarkson is seriously sick at his residence, northeast of town.
Appleby, wife and son, of
Frankfort, ate lurkey with Millard Buxton and family. R. M. Sims, our elevator man, made each of bis employees a Christmas present of a $20 bill.
Johnny Potter and family and C. Ocheltree and family, of Greentown, are visiting home folks here.
Lee Wbeelan and family are visiting Mrs. Whcelau's father, Uncle David Bynaster, in Clark township.
Ross Donovan and family, of Lebanon, came over to the Christmas tree and to attend the Rusk-Donovan wed ding
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which the teachers are held by their pupils. Sunday evening last Elder Postill had arranged to close his protracted meeting at Eiuidalo and had announced that at 7 o'clock on that evening he would be there for that purpose. Clara Donavan and Albert Rusk concluded to got married on the same evening and wanted the services of Eider PoBtill, and he being of an obliging disposition wanted to accom rnodate all and arranged to perform the marriage ceremony at half past five and that would have given him penty of time to have accommodated both. Punctually on time he arrived at the residence of J. II Donavan, the bride's father, one and a half miles south of town. The guests were present and all was as merry as a marriaee bell for a time, but time slips by and no bridegroom came. As time passed on all bec-ame impatient and some alarmed. The preanher acted as if be were walking on nettles. Instead of being.a happy marriBge feast it appeared to be a place of gloom. Finallv about 7 o'clock the bridegroom came rushing in all bespattered with mud and lookinsr more like a 6tock buver )han a candidate for matrimony He had forgotten the license and never thought of it until within one half mile of the bride's residence, and then returned home, west of Waynetown, for it, and returning with it safe in his prasp he hurried on and the marriage wa« performed in the usual happy manner of Mr Postill It was now too late to go to church and that part was abandoned. At Elmdale, the preacher who was usually so prompt, failing to come, alarm spread over the large congregation and tbey held a social meeting and closing the services, immediately telephoned to this place tn inquire about the lost preacher Will Kerr thought he had gone to his appointment and telephoned them to that effect. He then started ou'. to hunt him and met him returning from the wedding. Explanations followed and it is now thought that he will be allowed to fill out his time on *he cir cuit and still preach at the Elmdale church.
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2 Dave Mangus and family ate Ob'ristm«B dinner with James Danewood's at Ladoga.
Misses Florence and Maggie Baker, of Route No 5, are spending the holidays with their brother and friends on Route No 2.
Mrs. Lydia Smith and Ernest Ivirby. of Anderson, are spending the holidays with their brother and sister. Jake Reed and wife.
Wade Biber and family, Tom Arnold and family, and Mrs Atha Baker and dMi^hters, Florence and Majfgie, of Darlington, spent Christmas at Chas. Terry's.
T.a6t Friday the pupils of Mips Rountree's school gave quite a pleasant little entertainment, "An After rmon with Whittier The pupi's acquitted themselves admirably, quite to the satisfaction of a number of visitors Instead of the usual treat bunches of holly were given as favorB to both pupils and guests.
Last Wednesday Ep Mercer went out in the high and by-ways and gath ered into his home quite a large number of hib friends, not forgetting our oieaBant mail carrier All were seated around a taole loaded with the luxuries of the farm ana tropics. Misses Dona Mercer, Lizzie and Lottie McCiain served the guests at the table. After dinner all retired to the parlor and there another treat was in waiting. The young people rendering some delightful mus.c. mandolin and guitar Miss Grace Yelton, of La doga, presided at the piano, giving some of the latest selections Uncle Iz White is not a great lover of music, but when Miss Dona Mercer played a few of the late rag-time pieces, uncle Iz. and the mail carrier did a cake walk that would put to shame a professional A most delightful time wa had all evening, and each one left with good wishes for Mr. and Mrs Mercer.
To the Editor of the Journal. We, the North Uuiou debating so ciety, fancy the conceit of the Mace debating society It is trui\ loey mav be a ile to challenge any society in the ciMinty, yet r-hey are wholly unable to 1 S2UW intelligently wi.h any society. We have tried them and know their worth We 6tippose the scaips they claimed t~ have taken here, were the two that they took ff the two umb skuiIs thatthev brought hen to act a*, judees Their Rifle, the MB-mative, was entitled to fifty-two m'nutes, biv th°v n«orl twent-v seven minutes, ard utte- ly failed to make a poi t,, a'though tr eir Kne.ietv was represented bv thuir •hree be6t. speakers, and mu^h of that t.im» wng spent in long pauses, trying to call the parts of their speeches which thev ha-* not thoroughly committed The decision of the judges ron.« two one in fnvor of Mace, not, wit.hstandinc «he fact, that all the ruHlnnee wnnlrt have p-iven it to North On'on We are ready to meet Mace any time. p--ov:dnd they ot&nd bv their original agreement, that, each speaker he slInweH fiftpen lrpniiten.
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not intend to let. them introduce new men order to cain the dee:sion Thev, feeling »heir inability to H'BCUBO a qneot.ion, will not without assistance, PKNTIV PICE.
FPOAH R'CE. AI.PHA VANSCOYOC
WALNUT CHAPEL.
Virgil Sc..tt and wife spent Christmas with Mrs. Evans. Milt Har.kins and family took dinner with Harvey Bratton and family Christmas.
M's" Matrgie Evans, of Crawfordsvil e, will spend the holidays with home folks.
LAPLAND.
Albert Martin is very sick with pneumonia. Miss Blanche Hester spent Saturday night with Miss Jessie Davis.
Mrs. Jane Pickett, of Reelsville, is visiting Albert Martin's this week. John Eubanks, of Marshall, is visiting MieB Ruby Caplinger this week.
Mat Martin, of Lebanon, visited his brother Albert, the latter part of last week.
Lon Day and family are visiting relatives in Ladoga and Advance this week.
W. James and daughterare spending this week in Anderson and Indianapolis.
Several from here attended the Christmas tree at Ne'.v Market Monday nig ht.
Mies Cloe Uranson, of Marshall, visited Miss Ruby Caplinger Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Sadie and Fannie Smith attended the Christmas tree at Ladoga Saturday night.
Oiner and Forest Burgess, of Ladoga, are visiting relatives in this locality this week.
There are two men from Indianap olis putting in the long needed bridge over Indian Creek.
J. Smith and wife spent Saturday night aid Sunday with Stephen Johnson aod wife, of New Market.
Fred Kincade and family started last Monday for a week's visit with relatives in Frankfort and Camden.
Barley, Caplinger, who is attending Bmler College, at Indianapolis, visited relatives in this locality, the latter part of the week.
Glen, Grant, Leona and Herbert Hicks are visiting their grandfather and grandmother, Wm. Hicks and wife, at Indianapolis.
James and Thomas Carter were called Monday to the bedside of their sister, Mra. Nancv Railsback, who was very low and died at 8 o'clock the same evening.
John Burgess and family, Mrs. Mattie Burgess and family, of Ladoga, Harley Caplinger, of Indianapolis, and Miss Cloe Branson, of Marshall, took dinner- with uncle John Burgess Christmas.
There was a neighborhood Christmas tree at W. W Davis' last Saturday night There was a large crowd pres ent and many and beautiful were the presents which filled the tree. Before the presents were distributed a short programme was carried out in eluding three or four sont/s, and a few speeches by the small folks.
Last Saturday night while attend ing a Christmas tree at W. M. Davis' James Hester's family horse got its leg caught in the wire fence to which it was hitched, and in trying to get loose, it fell, breaking the buggv shaft and the wires in the fence It was found soon afterwards and un hitched as soon as possible, and while they were taking it to another fence to be tied again it fell and in a few minutes W»B dead It is not exactly known whether the fall killed it,, owhether it was sick, which caused it to fnll, but, it is supposed that it wns sick, as it is not. known how the fall could have killed it.
WAVE LAND
Prof Geo. L. Guy is in Marshall this week. Dr. B. M. Harbeson spent Christmas in Lafayette.
Bert Petty is home from Illinois to spend the holidays. Miss Laura Allen, of Rockville, visiting friends here. 0. B. Taylor is at home. He will soon move to Rosedale.
Lee Straughan is home from college to spend the holidays. Pony Moody aod wife visited Frankfort friends (JnristmaB.
Clyde Mote and wife are visiting La doga friends this week. Marvel Davis and wife, of Mecca, are visiting relatives here.
Chas Scott wisited his brother Ed at Harrisburg, 111., this week. Miss Maude Mcintosh, of Crawfordsville, is visiting friends here.
Will Manning and family are visiting in Darlington this week. Reiv. J. C. Burkhart delivered his last sermons here last Sunday,
Miss Carrie Rusk came over from In dianapolis to spend Christmas. Rev J. C. Cro'vder, of Darlington, is visiting friends here this week.
The teachers all left last Saturday 'or their homen to ap-nd Christrias Hadley McQuown and wife, of Mec ca, visited revives here this week.
Miss Kitty C&mpoell, of Cincinnati, is the guest of Misw Huttie Demaree. Mis-- Maude Moore is vis-it'iig her Ui cle, fcUtuuel-C. &500<v, iu L:*f»yette
Penn Iiauua, wife and son R»\ mond are visiting relativos in Indiait&pohs Grandma Johnson suifered a stroke of apoplexy Tuesday, but is better now.
Miss Ruth McCoy, of Greerca^tle, is the guest of the Misses Wolfe this week.
Mr. and Mrs Will Smythe, of Terre Haute, are visiting relatives here this eek.
Aiva Sharp and wife, of Montezuma, are visiting Mrs. Mary Sharp of this place
Mr a"d Mrs. J. Teegarden, of Kingman, visited James Dorlin and family thif. week
Master Lester Clark is spending the holidays with his grandparents in Indianapolis
Prof. Mark Moffett is spending the holidays in Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and El wond.
Protracted meeting wili bpgin at the M. E church Sunday, conducted by Rev. Travis
Perry Garland eo!d the Richardson stock of groceries at public auction la*-t. Saturday.
There will be a lecture given at the Christian church next Monday evening by a Hindoo
George Jones, of Camden, visited his brothers Charles and Samuel, of this place this week
John O'dshue returned from his Arkansas hunting trip last Saturday and reports good luck.
Dr. Straughan wasJu Crawfordsville Wednesday. Misses Blanche and Elsie Banta are visiting relatives in Lafayette.
Miss Alpha Lcfland, of Advance, visited M. L. Ferguson and wife this week.
Robert Mitchell and niece, Mi6s Grace Mitchell, are visiting relatives in Lafayette.
Miss Anna Gillispie, of Montezuma, is the guest of her brother, Dr. R. J. Gillispie, and wife.
Brax Carpenter, of Richmond, is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs. S. W. Carpenter, here this week.
Mrs. W T. Whittington a^d daughter, of Crawfordsville, are the guests of J. G. Deore and wife this week.
The Christmas entertainments given by the Baptist and Christiau churches were good and drew large crowds
Dr. O. Craftin has moved to llecklacd, a mining town, where no iy mployed as the company's surgton
Quite a number of young people spout an ei yablo evening uesday at the country home of Geo. Lianna
Will Scott and Miss Maude Sutton were married at the home of Aibort Cooper last Sunday evening, Rev. Travis officiating.
Fred Stebbins has purchased 55 acres of Erastus Clore, known as the Pleasant View resort, and will fix it up for visitors next summer.
Mr and Mrs A. J. Wolfe have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Bessie to John McCoy, of Greencastle, the wedding to occur Jan 24.
Public installation of the Masonic, rfficers occurred Wednesday evening. Tbey were as follows:
W M.— Dr. Straughan. S. W —Dr. Ball. J. W —John Ro*eb*um. Treas.—John Spruhan. Sec.—Wm Goslin. S. —Chris A'spaugh. J. D. Wm Smiley. Tyler—R. Foster. St.—Elmer Crooks and Elmer Deitrick.
BROWN'S VALLEY.
Paulina Galey is sick at this writing. John Williams is visiting home folks this week.
Wm. Lee Miles is bad sick with rheumatism. Hershel Kelley and wife visited her parentB Sunday.
Sam Grimes and wife are visiting at Frankfort this week. Wallie Wilson went to Bee a lady friend Sunday night.
Delaware Rodney is visiting his sister, Mrs. Tom Williams. There are to be two couple married near Brown's Valley this week.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist church closed Sunday night. William Bales and wife gave a tur key dinner Sunday to several of their friends.
Henry Williams left Saturday for Kentucky to speud the winter with relatives.
Nanxtie Divis has returned home from visit with relatives at Craw fordnvi le.
Mr Proctor and wife, of New Market, visited their daughter, Mrs. Mui ligan, on Monday
John GofE and family, of near Craw forrit-viile, visited his parents, Robert Got' and wife, Sunday.
Walter Miller and Dora Hartman, of Waveland, visited Robert GofE's Saturday night and Sunday.
Fred Stebbins has purchased fifty acres of ground at Pleasant View and is going to build some cottagea on it to rent.
Tbeo Sharp and family, Lowdermill and family. Otto Sharp and family, took Christmas dinner with Fred Stebbins and wife Monday.
WHITE CHURCH.
Charley BootB and family Sundayed with Will Cook. Jess and Maude Dukes spent Monday at Geo. Phoebus'.
Will Stuckey is home from Greencastle to spend vacation. Geo. Cook and Mary Smith spent Christmas at John Uettinger's.
Rev Eii Wolf delivered an excellent sermon at this place Sunday night. Thomas Dunbar and family attended the infair at Silas Dunbar's Monday.
Fred Mitchell and wife 6pent Christmas at Jim Harsh burger's on Lye Cre. k.
Arthur Dunbar and Fannie Brown «/ere married at Potato Crei Sunday night
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W'jlf and their families sp^nt Suuoay at Edtfif RHresV Mr VaoK'Oi'oe c'osed his school Frid« foe ho'iou?, «md had' a Christmas tree iu the, afternooo .loheny Ret lii.ger acted as Santa C'uus M^ny presents were tfiven the little ones wh'eh pleased them and made the older ones happy. Everyone seemed to have a good fine. The teacher treated t.he scholars with books Several declamations ^ere given and the exercises were j/ood.
HICKORY GROVE.
School wni tjetf'n next Tuesday after a week's vacation. Misw Ad*iie Fraley spent iiunday with Miss Eddie Hallam.
Samuel Allen and family and Richard Allen spent Christinas with Moses Alibn's.
Henry and Alice Hitch spent Christmas day with Frank Hitch and family, of Crawfordsville.
Last Wednesday evening at the home of Robert Harris occurred the marriage of his granddaughter, Miss Nellie, to Mr Eiward Hitch. The rooms were handsomely decoratpd with evergreens, and a 'arge number of friends and neighbors h«d assembled when at the appointed hour, 7:30 p. m., Miss Pearl Lrfl*nd began the wedding march and t.he bridal party advanced into the parlor preceded by the minister, Rev Plunkett, of Crawfordsvil le. Immediately after thf ceremony the bride and groom led the way to the dining room, where an elaborate sup-! per was servnd The bride WRH attired in a beautiful dreps of silvery gray and parried carnations She is a most charmiDg young lady who has a host'
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of friends, and the groom 1B a most es timable young man with many noble traits of character and their many fsiendB extend to them congratulations and best wishes for the future A large number of presents were received, consisting of china, silverware, table linen, etc. Those present were: Orrel Hitch and wife, parents of the groom, Warren Harris and family, John and Richard Fleming, Milt Loflard and family, Mrs. Mary Driver, John Snyder and wife, Oscar Tapp, Charley Driver and family, A1 Austin and wife, AHce and Mav Hitch. Rex and Da'sv Simnson, Jo«sie and Fred Hitch, Roy and Addie Fraley. F. G.
DARLINGTON.
John Howard, of crawfordsville,was here Wednescay. Carl Cox is home from Earlham college for the holidays.
Ivan Corns is home from Purdue for a week's stay with pa and ma Ode Weliver has left town and is living on the farm of Joe Owsley.
Wm. Wilson und wife, of Frankfort, visited father Wilson during holidays. O! Delashmitt and family, of Potato Creek, spent Dec 25 with friends here.
Everybody knows them mid knows tliev have stood the tost fir years They have nn qual. We have 'lie bust Air Ttfr'it for wood and tlio only roll bU-llot, Hlast. Soft Coal Stove. Wo liuve four experienced men putting up -toves auci can serve you on Bhort, notice. Buy a good stove anil keep your liuuso warm.
D. C. BARNHILL,
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, I IN D.
All grades of goods carried in stock. Calls attended day and night. Office 213 S Washington St. Residence 415 S.Washington St, John B. Swank, Assistant. Telephor.es No. 61^81^63
A lady attendant will he furnished If desired.
W. Johnston and family, of Craw-
here. E. H. Russell has just returned from an extended visit in the south part of the state.
Qilmore Cunningham, of Chicago, visited his brothers Cyrus and Aniel this week.
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On January 2 the Red Men promise us everything good to eat from both land and sea.
Emmet Henderson is now a resident of Darlington, and lives in the John Howard property.
All Flat Creek is torn up over the marriage of one of their young men to a Darlington belle
Seybold & Co sold the barn on the rear of their lot to the Mote Bros., and they have moved it home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mc&ullen, of Frankfort, spent Christmas with his mother, it being her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ltlake Chambers, of Dayton, Ohio, vinited his uiottier and brothers Will and Euni tlnw week.
Mro E. Hamilton and son Chauocey, spent (Jiirn-• tuns witti her num'hier, Mrs. Geo Ktlsuitllur, north of Kirkpalrick.
Our young men had a timo in Carnplia'l Wednesoay riiybi. Big cupper, etc Ladies were barred. Ail others 0. I).
Witu the exception of sunrise prayer meeting at the Presbyterian ci ucn, oot a enurcn bell rang ou Christinas iu tbis town of ctiurches
Miss Lottie B. Jorien, of Crawfordsvi W 1 1 S in N Market, were guests of Luz en at,d Mhjuie Keleey curing -holidays
Ed Hooher and family, of Lebanon, and Andrew liooher arid family, of Fiaukfort, spent Christmas with their fattier, Cyrus Booher, of this place.
Roy Seybold, son of Frank .Sejbjld, a prosperous farmer two m.ies south of town, drew the pnza at the fanner's institute and will now attend Purdue Universiiy on a free scholarship. A good prize worthily bestowed
G'nestsr annigan, cotnmoily known as Ted, 's at home witM his father, Harrison Fiauuiguri Ted has beeb tojourning iu Indianapolis for some time where be has a good ib at the Bates house, but is now of? ou a vacation,a we are p-uased to note a great criai.ge for the better in Ted, ai we truly hope he may continue in the good work and grow better as he grows older
Rev. A. L. West, pastor of the south Christian church, reanz that it was not good for man to live alone, and we suppose according to previous arrangements, he quietly slipped away to Loganeport and was there married at high noon Wednesday, returning here on the 4:26 train in the evpning, where he had all things in readinesB
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They now have j. nient.s In farms ranging fr tuaotoL There Is an urgent ouin,., for small farms." If you have farms for walo call on Uaiter Hios. and list it with them, It costs you nothing unless sold then We ir terms re luost libera, u.i ueeos ary ex[ sure nf business entrusted to t.h m. lluus t, and lots lu all pari.- theei ranging in price ftvm $800 tu'iS.liUu. Business property for sale. A line building lot o" east Ma stro.-t. 8'2 foot Ir nt, li»5 feet deep, will be sold «ta hagaiu. liey vo-om peelal ba .nl In re ident pri.peiiy right lu the hoar• of the el have sone. 1J uu lUing lis reside, ci-s ce trul t. catci. They deal In stocks of meiohiireii-e *-f all kinds. I you have anything lu this Mm- to buy or sell c» I or write to terms. Iion't hesitate JMouey Invested without cost to the Invest Dc lrable lo.nis ideou long me a and 6 per cent, fee them fo iking in an an.i save
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for housekeeping. He, with his bride, soon arrived at home, where they were met by quite a number of hia church members, assisted by a few from other churches, notable among whom was Rev Buchanan and wife, of the Presbyterian church Soon the siBters had a big 6upper ready, so that bat few minutes were spent in conversation until supper was announced and all rushed for the dining room, where the usual happened. After supper the evening was spent in conversation and getting acquainted^ with Sister West, who comes among ua ail entire stranger, but we can assure her a warm welcome in Darlington, not only in her own, but in all churches and Hocieties of tho town where her husband i« PO well and favorably known Although he ha« hpen here but a enmpnrat'velv short time vet his walk a"d conversation hn« boon such that hf» has endeared hun«flf to all an^ tho prtire corrmnn*v can but ""'sb It-Other and Slst. West, n. hupoy N""7 War and along and u«efnl life.
On the night of the 27th Darlington L'.rtgn F. and A M., installed tbo fol,dicers: f: W —R 0 Dnnn'ngtou.
W —R ,J Peacock, N.—Clayton Cox. Treasurer— W R, Lvnch •w'. 0 —Harry Cameron. .1 D. W. \j Moore Stewards—J A Hooher.W li Lynch. Tyler—G Guntle 15v a change a secretary is to ba elected
RURAL ROUTE NOWeddings are the oruer of the day, Jesse Ililey is working for A T: Peebles. .E-vel Engl© and family ate Turkey at Wm, Engle's Christmas. family visited I Wm. Ward's at Mace Monday.
Protracted meeting has closed at Kins-slev Chapel with no additions John Finch and family ate turkey withi Mr. Mason at Crawfordsville Sunday.
Joe, Mary and Hattie Pattison are spending tne holiday with relatives at Indianapolis.
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Lunch, Sunday. Lulu Engle, who is attending school at New Ross, is spending the holidays with home folks
Wheeler Linn and family, Homer Chambers and family, and Harry Ward and wife spent Monday-at John Ward's.
Harve Morria and wife, Oliver Pickeringand family, Bruce Morri« and' family, enjoyed a Chris'mis dinner and tree at Everett Linn's Monday.