Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 January 1901 — Page 5
M. R. H. Kirkendall visited
and daughter, Mattie, attended the fu-1
inches from the point of his nose to the tip of his tail.
WRINGNECK
ti. W. Conrad is some better at this writing. Ed Vail and Geo. Carroll spent Sunday at Indianapolis.
Prayer meeting at Campbell's Chapel every Wednesday evening. Miss Jessie Barnhart. of Darlington, is working for Mrs. Maude Gulley.
The party and taffy pulling at John Paxton's Tuesday night was well attended.
George King and family, of Fiddler's Point, spent Sunday at Thomas Wisehart's.
Milt Schenck and family spent Tuesday evening with Thos. Wisehart and family.
School is progressing nicely at district No. 1 with George Largent as teacher.
Mrs. Jane Brewer, of New Market, spent Saturday night and Sunday at G. W. Conrad's.
POTATO CREEK-
Tevanian Iloyer is worse. Gereld Lawton is on the sick list. Tell Cook is hauling lumber to build a barn.
Mrs. Tom Maguire was at Darlington Tuesday. Rev. Crowder dined with Mart Petro and family Sunday.
Miss Fannie Cliff and sister from Illinois, are visiting at Frank Cook's. Bob Dykes has at last secured a place to move, on the Cornelius Morrison farm.
Frank Cook and family and visitors spent Saturday evening at Jerome Martz.
Mr. Hoffman, from Lafayette, came to Jerome Mart/. Monday to visit them .several days.
Quite a number from this vicinity attended the funeral of ex-Governor J. A. Mount at Crawfordsville Saturday.
News came Tuesday evening that William Price was dead. Another old soldier gone. They are droping oft' one by one.
J. A. Dodd, Jerome Mart/, and wife and Miss Margaret Morrison attended the funeral of ex-Governor Mount at Crawfordsville Saturday. -James Maguire and wife will start on a visit to Mrs. Maguire's parents near Lebanon in a few days. John Miller and wife will keep house for them while they are gone.
TO CORRESPONDENTS Miss Edith Branch was the guest of Pet Hamilton won the prize offered
NEW MARKET
School is progressing nicely. Uncle Will Wray is slowly improving-
Rev. ^lcCalip is on the sick list this week. Lawrenco & Busenbark shipped three car loads of stock Monday.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist church is progressing.
Prices
As we welcome the new year and the new century, we wish also to welcome to our store many new customers who will become old customers before the year closes. We realize that some inducement must be offered or men will not break away from old trading places and try new ones So we offer this inducement and do it at a time when we have many broken lots of Suits and Overcoats that we are anxious to dispose of.
We Will Give a 30 Per Cent. Discount
on all broken lots where there are only one or two of a kind re maining. We have several of these now on hand and other? will be added daily as other patterns are reduced in numbers. Think of buying a
$J0.00 SUIT for $7.00 $12.00 SUIT for $8.40 $15.00 SUIT for $t0.50
Suits that arf•'actually worth the first named prices. Good, new. dean, honest perfect Suits—just as good as the day when they amc into our vtore.
"OVERCOATS
are also sclliiuj at much lomr prices than when the season opened.
Wicks & Benjamin.
Home Clothiers.
Miss June PcintB
last week The sick are Lena Wray, Callie Hicks. Floy Crow and Byron BusenNORTH UNION. jbark. -lira Miles, wife and child visited! Mrs. James Caplinger and children Robert Stump and wife last week. spent Sunday with her sick brother,
hig
Thursday night.
I Willie Layson.
brother Saturday night and Sunday. Rgv. Tommie Vancleave, of Atlanta. Harvey Gallaher, Jasper Whitcselj
of
Slck wlth the
^is niece, Mary
es(3ay.
neral of Ex-Gov. Mount Saturdav. Miss Maude Allen is staying with Chas. Lamson caught a coon last Sat- who has been quite urday week that measured 3 feet and 4 I
£nP-
Miss Emma Warbritton spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Crist and son, of Crawfordsville.
Quite a number from New Market and vicinity attended the funeral of exGovernor Mount Saturday.
At the Christian church last Sunday morning and night Rev. Jackman delivered two excellent sermons.
Billy Hicks spent the day with Sam Wells, who is quite sick with lung fever.
William Hicks and wife returned to their home in Indianapolis Saturday after an extended visit with friends and relatives.
A new telephone line has been constructed southwest of New Market, the parties being Joe Vancleave, Mr. Hall, Mr. Cormer and George Gentry.
Clay Reeves, of south of New Market, has moved to Russellville where he has purchased a half interest in the furniture and undertaking establishment.
Miss Mary Coons died Sunday morning at six o'clock after a lingering illness of several months. The funeral was conducted at the Christian church Tuesday morning at ten o'clock by Rev. A. W. Cormer, interment at the Indian Creek Hill cemetery.
The brothers and sisters of Mary Coons request their uncle, Frank P. Brown, to express their gratitude and thankfulness to their many kind friends and especially to Dr. Walden for the faithful attention they gave their dear sister during her long and painful illness. .....
BROWN'S VALLEY.
Uncle John Hannah is improving. Mrs. Martha Gof is on the sick list. Robert Gofl had the grip last week. Sant Moody, of Waveland. was here Monday.
Miss Iva Campbell is working) at Waveland. Dora Hartman was sick with the grip last week.
James Shrader, of Crawfordsville, was in town Monday. Harry Kelsey went to Danville, 111., Monday to attend school.
Uncle Henry Williams went to Kentucky last week on a visit. The Baptist church will soon be comI pleted and will be very nice.
Miss Nannie Davis is visiting at Rev. Brown's, at Greencastle, this week, Errie Bavless and Miss Iva Campbell went to New Market Sunday night.
Herbert Holman and wife, of Byron, were guests of Mrs. Campbell Mon1 day-
Mrs. Lottie Kelsey, of Russellville, was a guest at James Birch's Wednesday.
The variety supper at Mr. Taylor's Friday night was well attended. They took in $16.
Tolbert Campbell, of Yountsville, was the guest of his mother Friday night and Saturday.
Miss Maggie Smith, who has been visiting Miss RufTner, returned to Waynetown Monday.
Mrs. Jacob McGaughey went to Frankfort Monday to visit her son, George Hartman, who is very sick.
Rev. Brown will be here and there will be preaching Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Everybody invited to attend.
Joseph Russell and family will move to Crawfordsville soon. They will be mis9ed, as they are good neighbors. Mr. Russell will take up the ministerial work there.
BOWERS-
Considerable sickness in this locality. Miss Maude Hamilton is working for Mrs. JessGuntle.
Frank Waugh and family were at Crawfordsville Wednesday. Isaac Bowen still continues very low with no hopes of his recovery.
Silas Dnnbar, jr., is hauling and shipping his baled hay from this place. Miss Bertha Ghent is visiting her parents near Lafayette for a few days.
A siRter of Isaac and Cass Woodward has been visiti-ig them the past few days.
Quite a number from here attended the funeral of ex-Governor Mount, Saturday.
John Hutchinson and family took dinner with Mrs. Hutchinson's mother, Mrs. Deck.
Mrs. Delia Bowen and little daughter, Theresa, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Retta Ware.
Bert Hedge and family have returned home after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Hedge's parents at Lizton.
Grandma Bailey is almost helpless at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Ware, the result of rheumatism.
Frank Corns and family, of Garfield, visited Mrs. Corns' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Ware, at this place over Sunday.
Billy Bundy and family and Mr. Abe Bundy attended the birthday dinner given in honor of Mrs. Maggie Simpson near Colfax, last Saturday.
Billy Bundy, one of our hustling merchants. thinks he has more irons in the fire than he can keep hot, so he will not run huckster wagon No. 2.
Johnny Hutchinson has not quit running his store and the postofiice, but is going to sell machinery along with his other business. See him before harvest.
Jess Guntle and wife are the proud parents of a nice little girl baby which came to brighten their home Monday morning. Dr. Ware reports mother and babe doing well, but Jess may possibly recover.
WRITE to the Moier barber college, Chicago, 111., for their catalogue explairrtng how they t.rwh the trade in two months, donate tools and pay grad uates $12 weekly. They want 500 men, new field, splendid chance.
NAMES OF THE
OWNERS.
Block, .las. Harriman, Mary H.. Taylor, Chas. A
Barton, William Cnrrie, Achra N Doss, Mary E Hargravo, Fred Jennings, Ed do do Lovd, Ezra et al do do Miller, O. J. and M. J. Robertson, Jas. W do do Scott, Archelaus ... Smallev, Mollie do do do do do do do do Yaryan, Bertha Yaryun, Cynthia...
THE CRAWFOllDSYILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA,
RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES
For the year 1899 and previous years, with interest
and penalty of 10 per cent, thereon, with current taxes
for 1900 and cost of advertising.
COAL CREEK TOWNSIUP.
DESCRIPTION
OF LANDS.
Thomas, Chas. W_ ...1516[pt sw qr ..1 231 '201 6) 271 90). It 3 4 8 0
NEW RICHMOND.
8
Phillips' add do Detchon's 1st I
55
13-2
Jackson, Addie Razor, Sliirley Royalty, Fred W
Webster, Ida "Work, Howard
Brilton, William
Harwood, Mary Hurwood, Phiilip O'Connell, Thos. Snyder, Elizabeth do Snyder, A. Truax, Chas. W Wilcox, Levi
WIN GATE
8-2
Snyder Bros., do Old Plat Old Plat
95
141 46
\Y AYXE TOWNSHIP
Lowe, Jane 233 pt sw qr 19 5 85
12 Brant's add |pt hf se qr 72 White's add 95 pt hf ne qr 151 iEd wards add 155 do 3d add 202 do •209 Brant's add do 229 Munns pt 277 pt hf sw qr
Bract add do do I do
233'pt hf sw qr 328 Edwards pt pt 336|Munns 2d add.. ..
135 159 285 320 330 393 418
Bolser, Catarine Fennel 1, Isaac
10 pt 'nw qr 55 pt sw qr nw qr 82 Old Plat 125 4 th E add 143 Old Plat
160 New add
Bell, Taylor. Graybill, Samuel Jones. Aurelius Kelsey, Susan and A. F. Rogers, Nancy Redding, Lavinia S
WMlliams, Eliza A..
Dingman, j, O. and C. A do do Goodwin, Chas Harunan, Wm do do Hays, Mary and Mason, O. M. D. and .. Pixle.v. Emma
Burroughs, Mary L... do Bundy Maria F. Coaaiey, John do Cain, Missouri Dickson. Quincy do Faust, W. W. and L. Milner, Goo. Miles, Nannie E Macey, Deborah Pickering, Mary
Buzzard, C. AClouscr. John NJ. do do .. Cassity, Louise Harris, Jordan Kersey, John Kimler, Washington C... do Miles, Frank Vaughn,
Abbott, Ida Davis, John Dice. Willie E Goodbar, W. L. & T. H. Haycock, A. W_ Hugelheim, Olive do
Phelps,JC& Jas Robbins|394'pt hf ne qr Stone, John W 476jptuw qr do ..! |pt sw qr
Barnes, H. Dunwiddie, C. do Fuller, E II. and R. Hughes, C. W.'aud ... Harshbarger, M. Jenmson, A. C., truutoc do Parker, Fannie T_
NAMES OF
50 18 19 5 5'3 $ 6.50 •227 pt ne qr sw qr 27 19 6 10 8.40
.. ..
McWhinnie. John 279 pt nw qr nwqr 11 19 (i 2b 1.34 Small, Permelia 348 pt hf sw qr 22 19 (5 41) 9.79 WAYXETOWN. Booe. Sarah do Cramer, Jesse A Davis, Geo. T_ Goble, Alice Gentry, Oliver A Kline, Rice Lowe, Mary Jane do Munns, Johu S Small, Ed and Permelia do do do do Switzer, Marion
19
19
RIPLEY TOWNSHIP,
12 41
hf hf no qr pt ne qr Ptpt ne qr sw qr pt hf sw qr pt hf se qr pt hf sw qr pt hf sw qr pt hf se qr, pt sw qr
25 18 (5 40 17 18 5 76 33 3(5 18 6 79 36 10 1(5 18 5 12 4 18 5 3 47 3 18 5 1 15 23 18 0 1 8 18 70
ALAMO.
8 oidpiat.. 29!Add 47|01d Plat 81 Old Plat
pt
Cox, O. M. and L. I 93| sw- qr se qr ... Jarvis, Wm. |318 pt hf'sw qr Wilson, John A i650 pt hf sw qr McManigal, Hurvoy. 695jpt hf do Ipt hf
BROWN TOWNSHIP.
8 17 5 40 36 17 (5 30 25 17 6 25 1 17 6 3(5 18 6 204 52
AVAVELAKD.
Old Plat. pt Old Plat
Pt
3 9 pt nwqr 1 6 .Old Plat fractional
36
232 pt ne qr nw qr. 238 pt sw qr nw qr & N add
85
Pt ..
279 ptehf nwqr .( 36 17 280 pt hf nw qr
50
1
36 17
1
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
40jpt hf seqr. 160.pt seqr_ 256 pt whf nw qr_.. 273 pt nwqr 369 F&C add P'b'g hf 370 pt nwqr 377 Faith's P'burg pt_ 4(59,White N. Market
27
MADISON TOWNSJII1*.
Chavous, Wm. 49 pt sw qr. 18 •2o! 41 26 67 $ 21.69
LINDEN'.
37 Old Plat do do 46 Stoddard's 50 Old Plat do do 58jStoddard's pt 110 pt swqr 147ipt nw qr
FK AN IC IN TOWN *1111»
3 liOld Plat S'dale. pt I do pt 55 ptehf swqr 120|Woods S'dale.... do 145!pt ne jr 186jLane's S'dale hf do whf 223 pt li hf 389 pi hf ne qr 396 pt sw qr 399 pt sw qr 4(58 pt nw qr
14! 19 3 16
"sj 19 3
... 17 19 3 (50 8! 19 3 2(
4! 19 3 1 21 19 3 0(
"a!' is
4(5 pt... 108 W'. G. W IF.
II
153 M. &H 205 pt223 ])t 247,Loboree's
I do
368 Myers 517 Mvers 558,H- N. W.
Wilson. John & Asso of Ladoga..
NAMES OK THE
OWNERS.
Butcher. Emma... Mumps, Rolierl Brush, IJertlm E Bryant. Will. Carmen, Thos. 11 Carver, Mattle Campbell, Callsta Coons, Frank and M. Cope, Absalom GrnnsiatT, Raehel
Haley, Elizabeth Grimes, MuryF
llunl. John
Jones, Elizabeth A.
Jones. Walter I Kecr, Thomas
Martin, Tobithu. Miller, John W Miller, J. \V. and M. C. Morrison. J. and McCollougli. llenry A.... McCormack. L. Nolan, Harry, et ul_ Nichols, Cyrus Osborn. Washington do Parkinson, Elizabeth.... Puxton, Thos. do
a
a '& 2
TOWNS.
Tyler, Polly A Walton, Sultannn Warren, Lola 11 Zachary, Margaret.
E-
10.39 7.1-2 7.(Hi
Aldridge, Anna Mrower, KUa do Miown, Sarah C'ville B. L. F. &S. Asso do Breed, Mary A llerryman. C. Connor, Eliz. A_ Caunine, Mlancho Campbell, Rosa Clements, H. and M. do do do Chad wick, Mary A Chapman. W. M. and A, Carlson, C. O. and A. I. do Cody, Marcus Clarkin, Frank P. do do Clark, C. Davitt, Aunio Davis, Chas. E do do do
7,t
3.34 7.32 5.37 9.40
14 26 46|
39.49
10.71 6.36 6.27 10.08 3.38 7.71
9.04
.... .47
Eltzroth, Eliza Gonzales, Frank do Gray, Millie Hutton, John Harseine, R. G. & D. E Hallowell, Mary
35.76 9.45 3.47 13.56
5
121
19.27 44.80 12,04 1.38 6.78
2.84 4.49
10.32 68.12
20.34 20.15 12.16
50 14.42 21 22 18.37 iii 7.2(5 19 20 5.13 35.25 12.33 11.15 22.90 20.61
1
1
28 19 3 40
DARLINGTON.
12[pt hf ne qr 64 (Hunter do pt ne qr 76 Wheeler's pt 152 pt hf 195 Hulet's add 196 do do 236 Cox's 313 Hulet's
19 15
WALNUT TOWNSHIP.
8,pt ne qr
126 pt hf se qr, 133jpt hf ne qr 181 pt nw qr 194 pt hf ne qr 212:Long's do
18 18 3 2 76 36 I 18 3 60 18 18 3 34 31 18 3 8 18, 18 3 25
3
13' 18 3 12 18 3 1 33
NKW
uo-s.
Inlow, Ed and II. 75] pt lie qr 35 181 3 5 38 •f 41.03 Routh, Gertrude 116 & add 5 8.27 Shelley, W. L. aud 127 Inlow's .. I 22 10.1 1
LA IMC TOWNSHIP.
Bell, Sarah A 18 17| 3 1 80 $ 19.58
LA DOG A.
J, 18 17 3 20
..... 17 '"3 10 17 3 5 50
Utter, Joseph A. & F. Warren, Clias. hrs... Yaryan, II. 15 do
28.40
19.39 13.(55 7.14 7.18
62
•221 18 11 12 135 130 137
15.17
8.87
27-83
3,08 5.73
86 87
103 139 142 140 141 127
39.67 8.07 •2.93
10.74 1.73 32.93 34.02
5 1.47 13.72 10 10.44 16 6.99
10 11 12 12.74 9 13.25 1
4 2.43 10 5.88 7.58 6.58
28 3 $ 12.47
11.28
107.2(5 5.19 10.22 12.11
-pt
-pt ...pt -pt
22.84 3.38 11.04
13.27 .85 7.86 17.30 .81
Fredricltsb' do
rg
11.70 1.49 1 1.5(5
9 4.72
1
18 19.08 13 1.97
It
18.76
23 25 5 0-1 1 3.64 5 21.(56 10 2*2.80
-pt ...pt -Ptl
I' N ION TOWNSHIP.
DESCRIPTION
LANDS.
"A
OS Williams add-... 113 pt sw qr. 12H pt hf sw qr.... 133 pt hf se qr '28(5 pt nw qr 292 Curtis add 303 pt hf nw qr 308 pt hf sw qr 311 pt sw qr sw qr.. (530 pt hf no qr ... 1531 pt hf ne qr 632 pt sw qr (539 pt ue qr 70(5 pt hf ee qr 746 pt. nw qr 756 pt hf 824 pt ne qr 82(5 pi hf nw qr. 828 pt hf sw qr 835 Kennedy's add 8(58 pt. H94 pt lie hf ne qr... 1003 pie hf 1000 pt sw qr 1024 pt se qr 1037 Milligan'sadd.... 1107 pt sw qr ne qr... 1124 pt hf se qr .... 1153 pt hf ne qr 1157 pt se qr. 1188.Urltton's Glen
M.
33 31 41 32
1219 se qr nw qr 1223 pt ne qr |pt se qr._ 1230 pt tie qr 1518 Kclsoy's add ... 1617 Kennedy's odd. 1668 pt hf se qr... 1745 ptwlifswqr....
18 MEElston's hf 15 Wilson's O pt & W 33 Old Plat hf 71 Old Plat qr
Old Plat.
78 & pt 84 Hulet's 258 J. Hughes's 2d 279 Milligan's. 305 W. F. 131ston's .. 313 Patterson's
I do I Bo wen's I do
320 & 349 & 353 Dunn's Hrs
Pt
ALAMO
Mrs. Fanny Campbell is on the sick list. Institute was held at Yountsville last Saturday.
Miss Grace Lawrence was on the sick list last week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clark, of New Market, a boy on Jan. 22.
There were three converts to the Christian church Tuesday night. H. E Hutchinon and Bessie Smith visited in Darlington last Sunday.
31
357 J. Hughes' 2d 363 Lee's hf I do do 374 W. F. Elston's 503 W. F. Elston's 517 Lee's. do do
Mrs. Anna Brown has been suffering with a nervous attack for some time. Mrs Hattie Hartman's little boy has been quite sick for the past two weeks.
Rev. Mooreman was called to Waveland last Tuesday to preach a funeral. Mr. Drullinger, of Veedersburg, was the guest of Miss Grace Elmore last Sunday.
The Christian church revival closes to-night. Thoy have had good crowds each evening.
Alex Campbell strained his back while loading logs last Monday, and will be laid up a while.
Mr. McC'impbell, of Crawfordsville, was here Tuesday evening working in the interest of the Modern Woodmen lodge here
Miss Daisy Campbell will be prepared to instruct a class in music on organ, guitar or mat-dolin this coming spring and summer.
The Kebekah lodge gave asocial last Friday evening Quite a number of persons were present and enjoyed a nice lunch of cake, pie, coffee and pop corn. Games were played and all appeared to enjoy tiic evening immensely.
Dr GriUith is working into a good practice at this place. Everyone who has had the pleasure of his acquaintance speaks highly of him. He is also quite jolly, knows how to take and give a joke, and along with those good qualities ho can boast ot being a champion wood chopper. Cooks always like the stove wood cut into kindling.
Last Saturday morning after a few weeks of almost painless illness Wm. Holman passed away at the age of 79 years He was one of the oldest citizens of this place. He has b«en a a miliar figure on the streets and in the stores, always taking a deep luterest in the issues of the day and listening patiently to those newspaper readers who congregated at different places in our town. He was a veteran of the civel war, having served his time as a faithful and brave soldier in the 9ih battery, was a peaceable and inoffensive man. The. family and friends of Uncle Billy will miss him.
IF you are looking for bargains come to the Golden Rule.
NAMES OF
TOWNS.
C'ville pt
19 10
Whitlock Place.
570 683,WhittocU P. pts I do 695|Warren Place .. 790,Giilev's Hrs. 2d 82(5 & IT 844 & II. 852 Thompson hf .. &
938 94(5
Jones, Sarah L._
Keiley, Wm Linnen, Cath Lee, Jennie Laymon, J. W. and 11. T. Maloney, Mary Myers, Noah W_
Thompson's Mc &C011 .will MEElstou's hf Allen's & Cannine's pt Cannine's pt Old Plat pt & W Old Pint ..w hf Gallowav's Old Plat pt Dunn's pt Mills Hrs .... M. E. Els ton Old Plat hf
1008 1044 1054 1061 1144 1165 1186 1208 1329 1367 1374 1424 1426 1460 1500 158(5 1025 1628 1629 1658 175' 1805 1922 1989
Nolan, Ann Oliver, Geo. L.
Pickett, Dan W Parker, Mary Robinson, Julia A Shean, llouora Sullivan, Mary Scott, Jennetta E Sloan, Laura Snodgrass, Emma E ... Swift, Leonard
5.04 1.19 7.63
14.23
Old Plat, pt & Gulev's Hr: & pt sw
4 4 4
Pt Warren Place. & W do
STATE OP INDIANA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, SS: I. William M. White, Auditor of said county, hereby cert,if that the foregoing lands anil town lots in said county were returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxos thereon for the year 1899 and previous years that said taxes, together with interest, penalty, cuarent taxes for 1900? and cost of advertising remain unpaid at tills date, as appears from theCountv Treasurer's return.-
Notice is hereby given that so much of the foregoing lands aud town lots as may lie necessary to discharge the taxes, interest, penalty, and charges that may be due thereon, or due from the owners thereof at the time of sale, will be sold or offered for sale at public auclkm at the court house door in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, between the hours prescribed by law, on the second Monday in February, 1901. WILLIAM M. WHITE,
January 18, 1901. Auditor Montgomery County.
6 8
C'ville
38
25
50
OH
C'ville., .pt
'ior
la 50 08
C'ville.
14
iib 96
50
vllle..
20
New Market pt C'ville pt
661 29'
CllAWF titl»VII/LE.
20 II 9.24 26 22 30.42 39 10.18 41 42 56.55 10 2.22 r» 3.97 15 5.74 41 11.53 14 17.03 5 (5 7 28.95 12 8.95 13 31.61 33 69.01 7 3.14 21 22 9.33 20 1.42 4 3.73 24
20
12.17 8.59
10 44.06 2 13.00 11 16.39 21 7.86 16 4.98 12 8.33 22 48.68 14 8.94 19 4.44 19 5.19
19 7.47 16 49.37 11- 38.88 141 3.10 34 35.45 27.74 14.67 1.41 4.77 12.59 14.94 3.37 1 21.23 135 12.28 35 8.29 1 1H.19 1 1 37.59 1.10 53.82 10.38 1' 2.71 4 I 4 9.70
WILLIAM M. WHITE, Auditor Montgomery County.
NEW ROSS Brown was at Indianapolis
George
Friday. Mrs. Margaret Booher returned from Illinois Saturday.
Frank Davis, of Crawfordsville, was here last Thursday. F. J. Booher returned from Armstrong, Ih., Wednesday.
Mrs T. E. Hobson is critically ill at her home on Jefferson street. Miss Nora Wills, of Pittsboro, is the guest of friends here this week.
Charley Clark, of Colfax, spent Sunday with his father west of town. The children of Charley Jones are better now. They have diphtheria.
Miss Mary Lane, uncle John Stipe and Warner Petersou are on the sick list.
Jacob Reynolds has purchased the restaurant and is now in the old place of business.
Mrs. John Powell, of Lebanon, was the guest of Mrs. Charley li'uith the first of the week.
Ward Walkup, of Crawfordsville, was here Monday. He went to Indianapolis Tuesday morning.
A largo del gat,ion of our citizens went to Crawfordsville .Saturday to attend the funeral of ex-Governor Mount.
Last Wednesday evening was a gala time among Odd Fellow circles at this place. It was all on account of the first anniversary of the encampment. The evening was spent in a very enjoyable way. Refreshments were served and all present enjoyed the hospitality.
The local lodge of Rebekahs entertained the North Salem liebekahs last Monday evening. Nine candidates were instructed in the mysteries of the order after which refreshments were served and everyone was at her best.
The teachers' institute was held here Saturday. The following resolutions were passed by the teachers:
WHEREAS, by the death of ex-Gover-nor James A. Mount, the state has lost an illustrious statesman, and this county an honored citizen, therefore be it
Resolved,
That the Walnut township
institute deems it proper, in memory of our deceased governor, to express "our sympathy with the relatives and friends of the deceased, and bo it further
Resolved,
That the institute adjourn
its afternoon session and attend the funeral, and that a copy of these resolutions be spread on the records of the institute and a copy be sent the THE CRAWFORDSVILLE .JOURNAL for publication. E. JOHNSON,
A. BOWEHS, L. LAUTUKRS, MAUDE MOSS,
Committee.
THE JOURNAL office ror job printing.