Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1894 — Page 3

FHE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA MONDAY OCTOBER 29. 1804.

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LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

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meeting and that of the democrats when Matson and Williamson spoke | there. The democrat mcet'ng was a failure compared to the crowd Messrs. Lewis and Hanna drew. We have enjoyed a short call from Rev. A. W. Williams, of Chicago, formerly a pastor of the Presbyterian chinch of tins citjJ His many friends were glad to greet him and hear him again in his old puipit yesterday morning after an absence of twenty yea- s. He lias just been called as field secretary to Coates college of Terre Haute to assist in raising a JfoO,00O debt which has been incurred in the erection and equipment of buildings made necessary by the rapid increase in the number of students. The board of aid for colleges of the Presbyterian church has granted a donation of $10 000, conditioned on the raising of the balance of $40,000 by May 1, 1895. Of this amount we understand $28,000 has already been raised, and Mr. Williams is in the feld for the remainder with every assurance that the whole amount will be raised. Coates college now lias property’ worth over $100,000, and with the liquidation of this debt and a change iu the charter which will forever prevent any encuni-

m:\vs from dkpaew. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Look in IMh Column for It—Gu«*8tH and Ertertainnifiita—Not«**, Item* and AnnoiinceniontH—Tli« Very Latest and the llent by Special Reporter.

Miss Hornbaker returned to Crawfordsville today*. K. A. Gilmore, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with I). K. E, brothers. James Miller, of Corydon, was m this city over Sunday. He will probably be in college next semester. Dr. John will read a paper at Lafayette before the Ethical Club on the subject of ••College Ethics,” tonight. Clarence Royce, of Terre Haute, who has been visiting Beta brothers, returned home today. Mr. Harl Bumison spent Sunday in Indianapolis visiting his many friends in that city. “Tubby" Mitchell spent Sunday visiting parents and old friends at Clayton. He will retum today. Mr. Ruick visited home friends

in Indianapolisyesterday. He wll

biance of its real estate, the friends rt,u,n * u, ( * w ''

L. M. Hanna, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Ollier No. is Walnut Street, First Door Hast Engine House. Residence, Brick House on same lot.

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Walter Albaugh spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Chas. Webb, of Chicago, was in the city yesterday on business. John Dunlavy visited friends ai Indianapolis yesterday. Wallace Mcllvaiu, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday in the city. Lieutenant Lewis is hunting large game near Fillmore today. Mrs. F. 1). Ader will he “at home” t) her friends on Wednesday afternoon. The Theta Alumni club met with Miss Martha Rhlpath Saturday afternoon. George W. Cooper was in the citj* yesterday on his way home H-orn Monroe county. Mrs. T. F. Payne and her grandson. Paul Payne, of Wabash, are guests of ills. F. 1). Ader. Mrs. J. M. Man leer, of Indian apolis, is visiting her patents, Ur. and Mrs. H. H Morrison. Wm. B. Vestal, C. C. Matson, \V T ill Maloney, and S. C. Matson were at Indianapo'is yesterday. Nathan Jacobs left at noon today for Ensley, No th Dakota, where he will engage in farming. Dr. Jenkins, Chas. Priest and Joe Baker were among the passen gers to Indianapolis this morning. Mr. F. Jones and family, o*’ ( layton, and W. A. Howe and family visited friends at Stilesville yesterday. Judge McNutt, republican candidate for judge of circuit court, thirteenth district, was in the city yesterday shaking hands. John B. Elam arrived he e on an early afternoon train Saturday, which was too late, howeve , for him to take the Monon train for Roaebdale. where he was hilled for a speech at two o’clock. Hon. 'I'. T. Moore took his place, howeve •, and spoke to a large crowd. The Craw fords vide Journal is getting slightly off the track on football matters and says: “The DePauw foot ball team is said to be disbanding and there probably won’t be enough players left to i play the Thanksgiving game."— The Joi'rncl is dead wrong. IKjPauw will put up a great game against Purdue on Thanksgiving.

of the college confidently expect to see its handsome grounds adorned by substantial buildings and home-

Mr. E. E. Schnepp lias returned from the Delta Upsilon convention at Schenectady, N. Y.. and reports

like cottages in the nea' - future. a u>r ' l 1 ' 1 af ' !int li'ne.

We extend to them our heartiest John Lallines saw the game good will and wish them all sue- Saiii'day between Cornell and Haicess. | vard on okl Manhattan field and

spent Sunday’ in New York city.

He will return by way of Washing-

ton.

Beat BLOCK GOAL H ' a Lewi8 Hna George w<

Mrs. James E a ek’s.

Hanna addressed a rousing big republican meeting at Cl nton Falls on Saturday night. There was enthusiasm manifested and theie

Leaveorder. Q wUh c J.,im Utley, 8ojj£ 1:iw | W as a wide difference between the

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Gus Koegcl and Fred Thoerner, two robust young German lads, were in the city Satu day evening.

They are on their way ns pedestri-' S ’ A ' Shoemaker, formerly of a ns around Hie world and they will'’ 97 ’ " <,w of ]ntlit ‘ ni1 “H-dical college a. tempt to make the girdle of the Indianapolis, is visiting mends

globe iu two years. They started ''' l * 1 ' s l ' t '*

from San Francisco on June 10 P«of. Weaver wishes to announce last and have so far walked every that cvci rhody is invited to attend f oot of the way. They secure as the lecture of Gen. Foster at Mefar as possible the signatures of hai r . v hnl1 Wednesday evening, city officials and seals of city and The hall ought to be filled toils county clerks in a book they keep utm °8t capacity. Gen. Foster is for that pu pose. These fo-m goed ofe of our most interesting diploeridence that they have made the mat8 » Lavmg held several special circle. The Banner Times hud a offlce8 of 1 lls t under th-ee presi

talk with the men on Saturday eve- < l eniH ' the lee.u e is free,

niog. They are tall, atbiei'oyoung Eli Perkins, the wit and sage of men about twenly-lhiee years of our p"esoat lime, w :, l be in our

age, and of unusual intelligence. | city at a near dale.

Koegel walked from New York to! Qur foot ball team was defeated San F-ancisco on a wager and was Saturday by the LPjht Artillery I'tnLed to 120 days. He made the Leani of Indianapolis to the tune of phenomenal time of 107 days break 45 to 5. The Light A1 lillery team ing ad records. The men have to is at ptesent one of t he best in the widk eighteen miles a day in order state and every player on the team to make tneir litre, but theO- eul (ganoid distinguished star font time's about thir y-five o-- for. Vy some college. It is no disgrace to They do this in order to gain time | )e defeated by such a team, but it to see the la'ge cities. They arc' wou |d be more pleasure to defeat now 180 miles ahead of iheir limit, them. They enter,aioed our boys I heir route is as follows: 1 hroi gli nicely Saturday evening at the

the lu;ge cities to New York, whe “ Grand,

they take a lio.it for South Hump

ton. and thence by steamer to Port

Fred Mass spent Sunday at Bloom

ugal, Spi.i., F.anee, Svviti.erlaad. '"’’{i 1011

Bavaria, Austr : a, Huognria. Asiat-

Mis. N. S. Joslin went, to India

in Russia, South Siberia and hoard uapolis this afternoon

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a steamer at a Russian seaport at the Still Ocean for Japan, across which country, they will walk and board a steamer at a Japanese sea port for San Francisco via the Sandwich Islands. If they have time they will walk across these islands, although it is not in the contract. Miss Laura Florer returned yesterday to Aude ’son, where she resumes her position in the public schools, the same having reopened, having been closed by au epidemic of diphtheria. Miss Allie Young and Mr. .Lse Voting, of Roaebdale, and Mr. Will Epperson, of Crawfordsville, were t ie guests of Miss Laura Watson over Sunday. John H. James, John Cawley, jr. ( Wm. Maloney, E. H. Kleiubub and John Frazier went to Brazil this morning. Miss Alice Resor left this aftc noon for New Albany to attend the funeral of an old friend. Mrs. Logan Fox worthy and Mrs. John Earp are on the sick list this week. Dr. Lammers and P. O. Colliver went to Crawfordsville at noon. Mrs. John Stack, of St. Louis, is visiting relatives in the city.

'I wenty years ago tod:!}' Greencastle had the big fire. Today’s rain is a good omen for a republican landslide November (i.

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