Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 May 1894 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, MAY 31. 1394.
DAILY BANNER TIMES MEMORIAL SERVICES.
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GREENCASTLE WINS.
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BEAUTIFUL AND IMPRESSIVE SER-J
VICES IN OUR CITY.
WpdriiiiK Ceremoiiy *»t' Two of fireeuras-
tie's Well-Khown VounK People.
The flay C»i%en Over to a Pat riot ir Obaerv-
Last evening at eight o’clock nt tile resilience of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. lilake. 527
anee.—The Kxerclse. In Mel,any Hnll -I ^ Fmilklin Street, OCC'Urretl the And nt the Cemeteries. — A Successful IllUITiltge of tiieir eldest (laUgilt, F, Km tali to the Proem in. Miss Pauline Reittper Blake, to Mr.
Frank C. Newhouse. The
CRAWFORDSVILLE DIES EASY IN LARGE CITY.
Yale to Compete With Oxford.
now^most"certaVn* 1 tiiat^\*al« wilTsend PA NTER.^PAPER HANGER AN 0
A an athletic team over to England to com
pete with Oxford some
; month of July.
time in the
Honored by the C».ar.
The Athens Athletes llemonstrate They J gT. PETEKSUURG, May 31.—Ex Consul Can't Play Ball—A Tntdledjrwink Hoard | (general Crawford was yesterday pre-
cere-
All communliMtlons should lie sianisl with .he mime of the writer; not necessarily foi publlca'lon. hut as evidence of trood^ faith
A.ion tieed.
too
Yesterday was an ideal Decora
day. The weather was a tritlc , . . - . s , -n cool, perhaps, for comfort in John E. Newhouse, father of the game with Crawfordsv.lle yester-
1 -* - --■* able to
handed In by 10.. j. . ■ l i c n luir advertisements will be received each day ijon dav The weather w as a trifle monv was pronounced by B pv '
up to l o'doek p. in. I J' I
Ationt Their Size, or They Ml|{ht Play
Pins—Keport of the Wreck.
The Greencastle base ball club had a complete walkover in the
seated a silver table service by the czar for his efforts to improve Kusso-Ameri-
can relations.
DECORATOR
All Work Promptly AttendcMl to.
IW-lUw Satisfaction Guaranteed
the nnme of Viie writer-, not niyessuriiy for driviuj,, but on the foot passengers groom, assisted by Dr. S. B. Tow n, day alternoon, and were
publica'lon. but as evidence ol k<hki rattn. e-i t ° r u VHn „,, f llP former defeat Anonymous can not b®'i 0 * | jt wu8 ( .omfortable. The city took of College Avenue cburch. Prompt- get revenge lor tneir lormer uei a .
R«Mi«bery'9 Foresiifht. The fon'sight Lord Rosebery display ed in arranging his matrimonial plans is illustrated in the following anecdote: Shortly after ho had returned from his continental tour ho was one of a house party at Mentmore, a lordly pleasure
same promptly nt publication idhee Specimen copies malleil free on application.
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closed from taking their positions near the able to wipe up the earth with the One evening, at dinner, the con _ south window, where the beautiful ‘-stars.” The battery work of | versatiou turned on the exquisite deoo-
Eiteljorg and Callender was ex-
iness houses were
office included. Shortly after one au d impressive ceremony of the M. Eiteljorg and Callender was ex ' ^‘'.rvatfou 11 ^ Ti^nexT^eigh^^y o’clock the Silver Leaf hand plav-j r *t llH l was pronounced by Rev. cclleut, hut the field work was not | wa y (J f epilogue to the conversation, near the G A R hall The mem school of music, nluying subdued hits. In the first innings Woods, aIlt i was the owner of Mentmore, his
Sa»h7m K «uh "iiiiSSoK berB of Coni|ian.y I under commniid pino »«.!« .bri.pi the «U» »»" .'»•«*•”« to him.
* 1 r ]'| ie bride was attired rapid succession, while Crawfords-
A«Mress all communications to The Daily Hanker Times,
Grconciistle, Ind. j
ed him of this observation. Lord Rosebery replied with assumed gravity, but with a telltale twinkle in his eye, “Well, of course you know that thennexpected always happens.”—San Fran
cisco Argonaut.
K! HI 1*1.H A S COKNTV TH'KKT.
For Repre-entati ve <• EOR(! E W. HANNA
For Auditor JAMES Me I*. HAYS
i or Clerk
JOHN H. HI NT For Recorder I.EMI EL JOHNS For Tit* ••-mi e OSCAR A. SO EFHEltD
..MumunnK Rdi'tor j bers of Company I under command i P* ant > music through
of Captain Fee, assembled at their I <;erenion J'
armory in the Baxnkk Times block in white brocade china silk, trimmed vllle "ble to make two runs, and had their own bugl<* music, in lace and satin ribbon, carrying In the second inning the boys were I At two o’clock the procession bride’s roses. The groom was successful, Eiteljorg and Madden tormed and repaired to Melmrry dressed in the conventional black, hitting safe; Marksberry made a
hall, where a large audience com- Miss Sallie McGaughey. as maid ol siruUhhit, but made first on j j,-j nt , g rat ,pi H ted sugar,21 lbs
pletely filling the luige auditorium honor, wore a light green brocade j Alhin was put out by striking at a * suagar, 22 ll>s and parts of the gallery had assem- 8 ’^> trimmed in lace, carrying la hall which hit him; Callender hit XC sugar. 2.» It,s . bled to hear the literary exercises j France roses. to first and was put out; Callahan
After the congratulations of the hit the ball, as did Woods ami guests present, the Walls, bringing in Eiteljorg, Mad-
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Special Attention Given to Diseases ,,f Wo. men and children.
L>ocal Time Card. BIG FOCR.
For Sheriff DANIEL W. MA( Y
For Survevor LARRY DOW NS
For Doroner JOHN T. OW EN For • 'ommisMoner t-t District—.lOHN !.. BRIDGES 2nd iii'irii't—JAMES ('. KEAT
KKI'I III II \ N STATE TH'KKT.
Seeretiirv of State W .M. D. OWEN Au'litor of State ,\M KKHTS C. DAILEY Tieasiirer of State FRED J. SUIOLZ
Attoriiev General \\ M. A. KETCH AM
t'lerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HEss Supi. I’l'h ic Instruction d. w. geeitn<; State Statistii'ian S. .1. TIIOMP.sON State (lenlogist W. S. BI.ATCHLEY Supreim* Judge—Fir-; D' riot JAMES II. JORDAN
Supreme Ji,il , >e—Fourth District LEA.'.' DER J. MONKS
KI RI III.H AN TOHNSHII* I K KI T.
For Trustee ROISKRT S. GRAHAM For As-o or ENOCH I,. FOX WORTH Y For .1 ii >' •*' of , e l*»» e W AE’i R J. A-sIt i >. JAM S T. I) r V G EOJ t E w . JM . ICAI’GKR l 1 or Co,i i. hlea W M. < AEEAHAN JOHN H. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS
preceding the march to the ceme-
teries.
At the hall the program with Commander A. M. Maxson presiding as heretotore published was carried out with some additions. Rev. Dillon led in prayer, after music by a quartette, composed of Li/./.ie Price, Lulu Frank, Edwin Black and Charles Kllis, of the middle class of the high school. Their voices were well balanced and their music was admirably rendered. The chorus music of Sunday afternoon was also furnished by the members of the mid die class, having been trained by Mrs. Carrie Hays. Miss Stella Jordan sang beautifully “The Cull of the Roll on High.” Rev. U. G. Leazenby delivered the address of
j eighty-five
I younger portion were invited to den and Marksberry, and by good j Cracker^, pi-r 11k
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No 17* Southweslern i.lmltib 12-19 n m No 3t Terre Haute Acconiiuodalion. .:uf>l>
Dally + Except Sunday.
No 10 Is solid vest''hilled train Cincinnati wl h sleepers for New Y,„k via ( level,md' with conn otlons for Columbus. O. No. 2 eon ' thrmozh t,, New York, Itoslnn and BentonHurhor. Mleh. No. IS Is solid train to Uul[alo. with sleepers for New York via N. Y i It. it., and Washlnifiun, D. C., via l x i> a K and makes eciniie,'lions for Boston and t o-
In ml,us. O. No. s eonneels Ihrounh UiW’aliash nnd l ii ion I liy. Nos. 7.9aii(t 17 connect wit;.
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the diningroom first, the older running Callahan scored, and Ja-j .•( ihs ginger snaps _25c people going out later, where an cobs went out. Th* “stars” added j ^ 0 ][ , j l |( . 1 ‘^| l ) ,, ' t , lieK |' 1001 „ elaborate and bountiful menu in two more runs in their half, mak- \Ve give you ten cents off on a dol-
lar of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, etc. J. SUDRANSKI, 175-Ut Corner Main and Ohio Sts.
three courses, including the choie ing the score 4 to 4.
est viands of the season, was served In the third inning three runs by Caterer Merryweather in his were made by our boys, when Albin best 8t_>le. In the last course was | struck out ; Callender struck at the the bride’s cake, in which was the ball and was hit, and Callahan was customary ring. This fell by thrown out at first. The visitors chance to Miss Cora Darnell. Mr. came in for their customary two ami Mrs. Blake received the guests runs. Williams struck out; Myers upon their arrival, being assisted hit a high fly to center, but Markshy Miss Ara Blake and Miss Nel- berrv miss-gauged it, letting the lie Hammond, the last named as- runner make first; Wasson went sisting also in the arranging of the out, and Myers was caught napguests for supper. The house dec ping. Only one run was made by orations were beautiful and ap-' the home team in the fourth inpropriate. The parlors were dec uing. Jacobs struck out; Woods
the day and his effort was full of orfttetl > n palms, smilax, ferns aid put out on base, and Eiteljorg went patriotism and was especially up- white tarnations; the dining room out on a tty to right field. The propriate to the occasion. Mr. I * n 9n, '* ax > France roses and pan- visitors had hard luck in this inLeazenby made many triends by sies, which made charming effects, ning, going out in one. two, three his address which was highly com- ^ num * ,er ‘’ l ^ an ^ 8 °m e « n 'I va l» order. In the sixth inning Greenmented on all sides. Immediately I “ble presents were received by the castle failed to score, as was also following the address were two young people, among them being a the case in the ninth; but six runs numbers not on the printed pro-| (,ozen soli,i silver spoons in chain in the seventh and two in the gram: Miss Hattie B. Welch, ois case from the bride’s fraternity eighth completed the score of eigh-
niece of Mrs. M. A. Moore, recited , • l8ters <»f t,le Fhi Mu Epsilon sor
“To the I nknown Dead” and Miss
Bertha Farrow delivered an original The event was one of the social poem on “The Flag of’61.” Both functions of the season, and the numbers were excellent v chosen and appointments and details were adrendered and were gems of patriot- rob'ably managed. 1 he bride is ism. The audience sang America ! one of tl,e be8t known of Greencas-
OOUNTY NEWS NOTES.
OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK.
For Congress Fifth District JESSE OVERSTREET
The Banni k Times is adding several new names to its daily list this week for which we desire to return thanks. We have been satisfied that the people would surely know a good thing after it had been properly demonstrated, and we feel that the Banner Times is in the push on news giving. Now is the time to subscribe.
lt«*niM from Our C olored I* rionda. Mrs.CliHK. Woods, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends in the city. Rev. Murry returned to Vincennes this morning. Mrs. Fatha Bass, of Brazil, is moving to this city. Rev. J. Bass, of Indianapolis, who has been visiting Prof, and Mrs. W. F. Teister, returned home
today.
Mrs. Lue Hunt went to Brazil this morning. Mrs. Mary Daniels, of Indianapolis,* is in the city making arrangements for the entertainment to be given by the Silver Leaf quartette, of Indianapolis. The lawn social last night was driven in-doors by the cold weath er. The social should have been held at Jerome Smith's, but was held at Masonic ball instead. Nevertheless it was a success, both socially and financially. Marion Collins, of Indianapolis, is the guest of his brother, Hiram
Collins.
and closed the hall services. The procession reformed, and the comrades loading themselves down with wreathes, marched to Forest Hill cemetery where the impressive ritualistic services of the G. A. R. were carried out. The old cemetery was likewise visited. Never did Forest Hill, Greencastle’s beautiful home of the dead appear to better advantage. Crowds of people, driving and walking, thronged the grounds and the graves were literally covered with tloral emblems. The day was a success.
NOTES.
The Silver Leaf band did itself
proud.
Company I made an excellent impression. The business men deserve credit for the unaminity with which they closed their houses. Superintendent Daggy has placed the grounds in excellent condition and he deserves great credit for handling the crowds. , A feature of the parade was the part of Capt. J. E. M. O’Hair. He marched in the procession from the G. A. R. hall to both cemeteries and back. His age being 90 years makes his effort a remarkable one.
tie’s fair daughters, an excellent soprano, and bus a host of friends
teen runs, while the visitors had but seven to show for their work. The crowd in attendance was a large one, many arriving about four o'clock. The grand stand was full, and the crowd lined the field on both sides. The following summary is kindly furnished by Mr. Sprankles, who is
Pointed Paragraph* Front Many Place* Williin Putnam** Bottndrie*—The Country People'* Speeial Column of Short Item* of Neighborhood New*. NEW MAYSVILLK. John B. Mayhall, tin old ami respected citizen of this place, died last Monday. He was the oldest pe.ison in this township, age S5, having lived in this town 52 years. Rowsman. the man whom Key shot, is again on onr streets. Lester Riddle is home from Roach dale on a furlough, being afflicted as Job of old. The continued cold weather has about done the gardens and also badly damaged the corn. C. A. Allen is off' for the city for new goods. Jl'MBO.
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In effect Sunday, Nov. IS. ISSKJ. NOIITJ BOUND. No 4- Chicago Halt ItSDam No S’ *• Express I8;«i p m No 441 Izical 12:05 pm SOUTH BOUND. No 3* Louisville Mall l:3oam No 5* southern Express 2:23pm No 43+ Local 1:45pm Dally, t Except Sunday.
VANDALIA LINE.
No 5 No 7 No 1 No 21 No 3
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Ex. Sun 8:50 a m, foi I. Eouis. Dally 12:80a in. fo- r 1. mis Dally 18: 3 p i.i fo ■ t.l.n.ls. Daily L.'tt ■■ in, fo -'d. Louis Ex. sun 5:2S p m, for Terre Haute
ron Tr k east.
Ex Sim S:l I a in, for Inditinapoh-
Dally 1:58 pm, " Hally 3:35 pm, “
Ex. on ti:20pm, “ “ Dally 8:28am, “ •• Dally 3:32 am “ "
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No 75 Ex. Sun 7:05 a in. inr I’eorln.
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rates, thruuyh ears, eie add ess
, J.S. Dow LI i , Agent, . M.< liKSHHoccii. <• reeucastIr.
Asst, i.en’i Cass. A(rt. St. Louts, Mo.
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CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.
To and from Terre Haute, in effii't May 22. 1*M
in society and musical circles, who efficient at keeping tabulated
extend congratulations. The groom ; scores ; is one of Grcencastle’s popular young men, at present connected with the school of music, of which institution the bride is a graduate. After an evening of social enjoyment, the bride and groom at a late hour departed for their home, cor-
CK'NC’TI.K. K II II A K t'KAW'V’l.E.R H O AE Woods.2b.. 13 2 1 2 Kalin,ss.. 1110 2 Malls, as. .31 02 I Wilson,2l). 2 0 5 3 2
Jacobs, rf . 1 1 o o o Eiteljorir.p 3 8 2 3 o Madden,'f. J 3 0 0 0 M’k’b’ry.cf 3 0 0 0 0 Albin, lb.. 117 2 1 Calleu’er.c 2 2 1« 1 o Lal'Iiaii.Sli. 2 1 0 0 1
Totals. IS 15 27 9 5
Owea. If.. 1 I oo o Wll'ms, rf. 0 o 3 1 o My era, lb.. I 2 9 0 Wasson.c.. 0 0 8 10 R'nd'pMb 1 0 I 4 (l Gfbson.cf. Ohio o M'Ki'iin.p 10 13 0
Totals... 7 4 27 12 5
11A INK III DISK. Several Bninbridg^ people attended the trial of James 1 'off'innn before Esquire Asliton, of Greencastle, last Sat-
urday.
John Gregory, of Lafayette, was in town Saturday. Tile Greencastle high school bull nine came up Saturday to play a game of ball with the Rambridge boys. 'Ihe score was 24 to in in favor of the high
school.
Will Woodard came last Thursday to visit ids parents. He w as Hie old band leader, and he got the hoys together
Friday night to practice.
Dr. Colliver, of Roachdale. visited Ids father. Samuel Colliver. tins week. Rev. D. J,. Yainlament preached the memorial sermon last Sunday in the Christian Union church to a large audience. The Grand Army boys met at
, Grrencairtlo .0 4 3 1 2 0 6 2 0—IS
ner of Seminary and Locust streets, j ,l ' awf,,, ' d8Vll *e. 2 32001000—7
followed by a shower of rice and m.ihc'ciii 1 iiniVs l (VtTE 1 iV(. l i' 1 |' l irn',!i;' ( l ,S M l |'-Ki'i''mn,'4 ^ good wishes. The guests in attend- er». hu bjM'bu-hi'iVibi'ii^'MHYksiwVVy' MyrrV 11 “’if post room and marched to the ancefrom abroad were Miss Sallie |4!meL2k ,p ‘ ri ‘I th, : r '; h ’ Tlu ‘. re were in ,i " p - . d- 1 1 r | and they made a very respectable ap-
McGaughey, Keokuk, Iowa; Miss Ail the Part* Here. ' pearunce. Ollie Horner and Miss Stella The Banner Times received to
Inez New- day the full sets of
Crooks, Brazil; Miss
house. Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Eliza I World's Fair Photographed.” All belli Sccarce and Mr. and Mrs.! fhc parts from one to thirty-two James Dongan, of Danville, and now ready at our counting room. Miss Bertha Ireland, of Evansville. Set ‘ eou P on in another column .tf
Carl McKee, who has been attending
“Shepp’s i Wabash college, is visiting his brother,
Lafe McKee.
OTICETO ELBCTKH LIGHT BIDDERS
For Sale—Great bargain; residence property, corner lot; best location in city. Address “R,” care of Banner Times office. 178-lt
Bring in your Shepp All the numbers here.
coupons. tf
'1 lie iron reservoir vase for lawns and cemetery purposes. For sale by Greencastle Marble and Granite Works. 154-15(1-160-lllti-172-17S
Sealed proposals will be received by the 1 oinmon Council of the city of <<reeiH'Hslle Hid., up to 7 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, July loth' 1H9I, for hfbtinir the streets of said city by
electricity as follows:
tiffins to run all Iilitht, Philadelphia moonlldbl schedule, with pro rata compensation for llffhtiiiff 011 any iilffht when nollhisl by said city. 1 Ljirhts to run all nlffht, all dark or cloudy nltrhts. * Bidders may bid on either or both of the above propositions for the terms of three and
, .... ... .live years,
ing lines on same basis as above. For lunging to the com nan v. 177-41 ' Bids may be nmdc on a basis of «5 minimum
' Giikkncash.k Ki.kctkic Light Co. “m? I"i> maximum 200:1 candle power arc llirhi*
Fourth of .Inly F*rur*ion» via tli** Van- Sp*»«*ial Notices tin tin at Half Fare. j The Greencastle Electric Light CoinTickets will lie sold on July 3 and 4, I pany will pay a suitable reward for ingood to return until July 5, 1NB4, inclu- formation that will lead 10 the arrest sive, between all stations w ithin two J and conviction of any person or persons hundred miles of initial point. Tickets j breaking the globes of the electric will also be sold to stations on connect- | lights or damaging other property be-
ARRIVE KROM THE NORTH. No 3* Terre Haute & Evansville Ex . 4:15 am No 7 Nashville special »:3ip»i Nolt Tcrrellauti'& Evansville Mail.. l:l.5p:i No 5* i hlcaffoft Nashville Limited . .10:00 pm NO-’TH BOIT D. No 8* ( hlcniro \ nsiivllle l.lui'led.. 4:'i;tm No 2+ “ Mall m- p No 4‘ •• Expu s 11:'5 p 111 No B ( htMjra Special.. 81 ftp a , * Dsbv. r ilrceot ■ 1 ndey 3 rains 3 and 4 curry !’i bmtin s eepiinr ear', between ( luesiro and Evansville Trains i and ii carry ITillinaii pnlaee sb'ep itff caiw and daycoaebes and run solid lietween ( hlcim and Nashville.
.... 4’*» as. T. stone. Ger I Pass, and 1 s.i Affl. Chicago
Stojp’s loi’s Fair
< CO U P O N.
k . , , . power an; liirhiH to be bnatiMl at point* in *ui(i city dmlir Milt l‘(| 11 v* tliz* 4 i \ vw • ■«t~x w i I > — *
A Iteiiiuvul.
iiti*! by the (. ommon < ouncll.
Said city will also rcipilre from 12to25lwe
full partieulars call on nearest Yamlalia line ticket agent or address J. M. dies-,
hrougli. Ass’t Gen’I I’ass’r Agent, St. The li r ,t class shoe shop of the city is i ,v ‘'T 11 !' in<ande8c.''nt"irffhwrwhl'ch
L0UU ’ M °’ tf operated by Thomas 1 )’< onnell. who is !
Letter I.isl. HOW located in Nelson block 1st door bold s.-corlty nnist be Tm'l'iid'ld'wjjIw-aclf Idd” The following letters remain in the j 8 ®“ th of ^ 11 ; Burke ’ i l ‘ grocery on Vine i. m^Xu+s"* within
Greencastle postoflice uncalled for ree ^- ’ heapest and l^st work in tiie ibiriyduys.
.. .... j city; repairing a specialty. 172-tf date #t 8,a,< ? ,n J h f ,r h,d the earliest ■'*‘*5 •’* ' . ‘ n CHn l, eiflii liirbtlnff under their Mr. K. (ole. Miss ( itroline G. vaniiai.ia Iiwy The< ommon Connell of the city of Oreen-
V AN DALI A LINK KXCl’KSIONS ,, v.v, 0. ureen-
Brown, Mr. Cara Huston. Silas Moore. To South. Southeast and Southwest will ^^'11 mdJ. rCWrV ** utiTUTt th “ ny Miss Clara Parker, Mrs. W. R. Ever-1 run 011 various dates from now until tj*^,,,. "nffln«T
June 5th. 181H. inclusive. 1. M *' n<
Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at tliis office. We aill save you money. tf
son, Mrs. Sophia Brady, Mr. R. A. Cox Mr. William Arledge, Mr. W. W. Gos-
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In calling for same please say “advertised.” Willis G. Xkkf, P. M.
May 31. 1SH4
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