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Correspondence.
Jesse Beesou aud wile returned last week from a visit at Winchester. Miles Cook and wife, of Caarlottesville, were guests of .lobn Curry aud family New Year's day.
The scholars' and teachers' literary union now meets every two weeks instead of weekly.
Elva Newby and Charles Cook were in attendance at aNew Year's social New Year's evening at Richard Warrum's, inear Brown's Chapel.
Riley Butler enjoyed a few days' visit with relatives near Dublin last week. Oliver Binford now occupies the house xecently vacated by Adam Sivard.
Mrs. Rob Brooks was quite sick the first of this week. Charles Medley has gons to Iowa.
Charley Bash wilt build a barn on his placet. Eli Reece has been very sick, but is now better.
Henry Coffin will move to a farm near Mohawk. Born, to
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Rev. Jared Binford, of Carthage, preached here Suuday. James Outlaud, of Wilkinson, attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Car field, of St. Paul, was here lnsfc week visiting her sister, Mrs. Abe Coffin and family and brother, Frank Binford.
The Friends will commence a protracted meeting here next Sunday. School had to be dismissed Wednesday on account of the gas pipes freezing up.
John New has contracted to furnish wood for drilling the gas well. Messrs. McDonald, Moore and Barnard, of Morristown, were here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Burris,
a girl, on Wednesday evening. Marshal Boblett and family, of Green35eW, visited at John Cook's Friday.
Frank Binford and wife delightfully entertained a number of their young friends at a taffy pulling Tuesday evenlog, Jan. 1, in honor of Mrs. Binford's sister, Miss Nona Bentley, who is a student of the Terre Haute normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. James Daugherty, of Indianapolis, were visiting the family of Wm. Brooks Wednesday.
Nathan Bundy will move to the farm Ham Strickland recently purchased of Amos Hill, west of the store. Mr. Wil3w3m, who now resides there, will move ft Jerry Hendren's farm, near Shiloh.
A foot bridge is the new improvement at the Irwin Butler ford, erected by citiis for the accommodation of the school ffnldren from the east.
Nellie Binford returned to Earl-
lam Thursday to resume her studies. The farmers are having some trouble with their gas pipes freezing.
Re*. W. H. Baker will conduct a re--tfhral meeting at the C. U. church next .regular appointment in this month.
Wefltland C. E. elected officers Sunday evening, viz: President, Charles RatlifF Vicu-pwBsdent, Charley Kearns Secretory, Mrs. Rob Brooks Treasurer, Wal1«T Young.
Assistant Postmaster, Mrs. J. T. Smith unable to attend to the postoffice a ]paort of last week on account of sickness.
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1 OUBLOTTE8V1UG. Crowded houses have listened night jtfftnr night to the graphic portrayals of the Bin of drink as given forth by J. B. asiey of Logansport. Between200 and hav« pledged themselves to total sm ^*00 aad a flourishing lodge of
Good Templars will resultatonce to carry on the work so grandly begun. We trust for and expect a complete renovation in the sentiments and habits of our citizens who were not already awake and alive to their best interest.
Barbara Jackson returned to her home in Indianapolis Monday, having spent several days with her mother, Rosanna Brown, who is nicely convalescent.
Dora Decker returned Wednesday from a six weeks tour in New York and New Jersey, investigating and establishing his claim to a share in the famous old estate of Anneka Jans. He is sanguine of success and expects a call to return and recf-ive his dowry any day. Meantime he is whiling away the time at Arlington in the employ of Jack Stanley. His family are near Lewisville at present and may return here in the near future.
Jane Wade of Richmond, is the guest of her mother, S. M. Decker. The Kickapoo Medicine Co., who had been scourging the town for a fortnight, made their br-st move New Year's day by paying us their adieus, having swindled quite a number.
Elvira Cox was in your city Monday visiting her son, Barton. Adeibert has returned from California and is with parents here.
Elder W. M. Gard, of Knightstown. preaches at the Christian church three Sundays in each month and previous evening.
Grand Counselor J. B. Stanley is a guest of J. F. Shultz rrd otlier temperance workers during iitcy with us His eloquence 8i\d o. Mtj are truly marvelous and we doubt if hi„" equal as an organizer is found in "he State. We are greatly blessed Li," coming among us.
Now that we have decided that the saloon must go, there is great hope and a glorious promise for our delightful town. Other advantages were prominent before but this one and its resultants just caps the climax.
Latest accounts from Dr. A. D. Ayer report him in charge of a sanitarium at Madison, Conn., for the cure of opium and whiskey inebriates.
Clara Fries accompanied her sister Cynthia and family (who spent holidays with friends here) to their home near Fairmount.
Charlotte Brown of Indianapolis is the guest of her brother, Z. Fries and sister Eliza Craft.
Glimpses of blue ribbon wherever we go and whichever way we turn keep us busy repeating the praise doxology. May the richest and deepest rest upon the work and workers, especially Bro. Stanley.
Silas Bennett and lady of Carthage were guests of relatives here first of the week and greatly enjoyed the revival meetings.
John Harmon, of Indianapolis, was the guest of B. F. Stinger and family Monday.
Jane E. Weeden reports as city missionary at Danville, 111., and is busy as a whole hive of bees.
Golda Porter was the grateful recipient on her twelfth birthday, of a valuable case of Indian relics from her friend Mr. Riggs of New Mexico, who is collecting specimens in that State and was awarded first medal at Columbian Exposition for his collection.
Perry Lewis and wife received a telegram last Friday, announcing the sudden and dangerous illness of a sister of Mrs. Lewis in Union county. Mrs. Lewis started on the first train after receiving the sad news, but her sister was dead when she arrived, Mr. Lewis went on Saturday. They have the sympathy of this community.
Officers for the Christian Sunday school newly elected: Supt, Etta Niles Asst. Supt., Minerva Rafferty Sec., Mollie Staley Treas., Frank Brandenburg Librarians, Vina Lane and Earl Niles Organist, Pearl Woods. Hour of school, 9:30 a. mn vkuvi
Officers of M. E. Sunday school—Supt., Channing Staley, Asst. Supt., W. S. Lane Sec., Nora Jackson Treas., James Pratt Librarians, Oracle Lane and Nellie Burke Organist, Cora Craft Chorister, Isaac Hatfield. Hour of school, 0:30 a. m.
Friends school meets at 9:80 a. m.
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Dudley Kerrey and wife, of Tipton were the guests of her parents, Elias McCord and wife last week.
Laura Hervey is typewriting at Pendleton, Ind. Jennie Hervey is arranging to enter a milliner store at Indianapolis, as saleslady and trimmer.
Dessie Thomas is visiting friends at Martinsville, Ind. Harry McCord spent the vacation wrestling with the typhoid fever. He conquered and is in school at his post of duty.
W. J. Thomas has been suffering from an attack of rheumatism. Mollie Apple is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marshall, at Wilkinson.
Milo Marshall and wife spent New Years with her parents, A. J. Apple and wife.
Thirty-nine of D. Brown's children, grandchildren and other relatives ate turkey with Mr. Brown and family on New Year's day. A splendid time was reported.
James Hamilton has placed a fine upright piano case organ in his home. Mrs. Pentecost, our pleasant and highly successful music teacher, will have a large class next spring and summer.
A few of our lady lovers of literature have organized a society which meets on Thursday afternoon, twice each month.
Messrs Orph Wheeler, Harry and Oat Heiney, of Noblesville and Shady Wilson Nola Roudebush, Pearl Wright, Lena Smith, Dessie Thomas and Jennie Bills, of McCordsville were entertained by Emma Edwards on New Year's day.
Mr. Hanna, teacher at Mohawk and Clarence Luse of the Offenbacker school were at the Institute here on Saturday.
The following officers were publicly installed on last Tuesday evening: I. O. O. F., N. G., absent V. G., Newton Warren Secretary, Everett Fred Treasurer, Chas. Fred. Rebekahs—N. G. Synthia Teal V. G., Emma Jay Secretary, J. W. Jay: Treasurer, Alice Fred. The appointive officers of the two ledges, we do not recall. The installation was largely attended and highly enjoyed by all, Mr. Gordon did his work admirably.
Considering the number of trains on this road, our passenger accommodations are not flattering by any means.
The depot question is being agitated again. The only way to do this is to get the matter in tangible form, then vigorously act. Who will move out in this matter?
An infant of John Smith aad wife is dangerously ill of lung fever. Ed Glass, of Sheridan, Ind., grandson of H. N. Thompson is lying at the point of death, from consumption.
Walter Day, of Indianapolis, is spending a short vacation with his parents. Newton Warren, our energetic huckster has moved to town.
The Kimberlin Bros, are figuring on some nice work for next season. Several sad countenances were observed on the faces of our young men on Monday morning, owing to the heavy rains on Sunday evening prevented their accostomed visits. Boys, there is a brighter day coming.
The chicken pox has made a careful survey of our community and leaving its stamp on many faces.
Two of Mrs. Cummins' grandchildren are convalescing from an attack of the measles.
Isaac McCord has been on the sick roll. Jos. Hanna's straw stack was consumed by fire on Sunday night. Author unknown.
Chas. Fields is lying at the point of death, from a relapse of typhoid fever. Florence Beard, who has been visiting her mother for two weeks, returned to her home in Knightstown on Monday.
Mrs. Crawford, residing north of town is quite poorly. Walter Stoner spent New Years with Frank Warren, of Fortville.
Sanford Beagle spent the holidays with friends in Madison county. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Todd, of Southport, spent Sunday with Jas. Hamilton.
McCordsville will Lave five teachers next year. B. F, Teal, of Medicine Lodge, Kan. returned to the home of his childhood on New Year's day. He will probably remain here some time.
The children of Enoch McKay met at his home on last Saturday and assisted him in celebrating his 86th birthday. He is active for a man of his age, and takes pleasure in relating his experiences in the early days of this country when men's souls were tried to the utmost. Our grand old pioneers will soon be gone. Let us be kind to them. ~i,
W. Bills has purchased a store at Martinsville and assumed control on Friday of last week.
Jennie Bills made a short visit at Martinsville last week.
Gas heaters, all styles and prices at A. J. Banks Take ydnr family Washing to the Troy Steam Laundry.
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