New Richmond Record, Volume 17, Number 18, New Richmond, Montgomery County, 7 November 1912 — Page 3

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Democratic Landslide!

Robert E. Seaman sports a new Ford runabout.

Complete new line of Post Cards at Hollin’s.

That’s what they all say— Hurrah for Wilson. jus McMillin and wife were in Crawfordsville Saturday. 0. W. Mason and family were in Crawfordsvillo Saturday. Misa Harriet Jones was home from Indianapolis to spend Sunday.

Wilson Elected by Probably The Greatest Plurality of Any

President

in History.

See the new stylos in Men’s and Women’s Shoes arriving daily at Hollin’s.

Charles Haywood left Friday evening on a business trip to Kenneth, Mo.

Pictures that are speaking like nesses. Nicholsons Sons, Crawfordsville, lud. Mrs. Joe Tortorella returned home Sunday after a two days visit in Chicago.

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Tuesday’s election resulted iu one grand and spectacular landslide for the democrats, and returns which began coming in early, and continued late until the victory was known to be a fact, said “Everything gone Democratic!”

Hamilton - - 1208 Wren’s plurality 818 For Coroner: Howard - - ‘{815 Ramsey - - 2880 Griffith - - 1H8 Howard’s plurality 935 For Surveyor: Nees - - 3988 Meharry - . 2782 Hudson - - 1055 Nees’ plurality 1256 Commissioner First District:

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It rained the whole day—genuine democratic weather for a democratic victory,

Elder F, E. Davison filled his regular appointment at the New Richmond Christian church last Sunday.

Locals.

“Everything gone Democratic!” The day was an ideal one for democrats, rained all day Tuesday, all night, and continued yesterday in celebration of the victory. For a rain like that of Tuesday always accompanies a democratic clean-sweep. While it is conceded that the Progressive national ticket ran second, and also the candidate for governor, Albert J. Beveridge, held second place, the election of Wilson for president is conceded in the greatest plurality of votes ever given a candidate for that high office in the history of the United States.

The old town was crowded with men yesterday morning anxious to gel hold of the latest bit of election nows.

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Bundy - - 3895 Bratton - - . 2825 Gray - - 1110 Bundy’s plurality 970 Commissioner Second District: Long - - 3693 Bon well - - 2977 Remley - - 1064 Long’s plurality 716

i Returns early yesterday morning gave Taft the states of Vermont and Utah only. Roosevelt was credited with Illinois, Michigan, Sooth Dakota and Kansas, Even over in Tippecanoe county, one of the strong republican strongholds of the state, every democrat for county office but two were elected, Homer W. Hannegar for prosecutor and Harry G. Leslie for treasurer, being the only republicans elected by very; small majorities. The republican' majority over in Jackson township was reduced to almost nothing.

We are very busy getting our soft coal heaters ready, for the largest and best line in the county at Teague’s Hardware.

The rooster crows!

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Outings, to at Long’s. School Girls’ Shoes with the low heels at Hollin’s.

Mies Carson Foxworthy returned home Friday from a two weeks visit with relatives aud friends in Yeedersburg. . Lon P. Brown and wife, Misses Ruth Miller and Mae Coffman will see the Illinois-Purdue football game in LaFayette Saturday.

Let the Baker Do It!

)obn Miller was home from Purdue to cast his vote._

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Roy Hanawnlt was in Crawfordsville last Thursday.

Wm. Todd and John Turner were in LaFayette Friday. See those new Tan Shoes for men and women at Hollin’s.

Charles VV. Ross of Crawford sville has never charged anybody any advance interest when they have paid off their 5 per cent, farm loans.

Reports indicated that Ralston was elected governor of Indiana by more than 100,000. In Montgomery county the vote was a clean sweep for the democrats, every candidate being elected with pluralities ranging from 1403, the highest, to 716. The total vote of Montgomery county was as follows, the candidates named in order of democratic, republican and progressive:— For President: Wilson - - 3802 Taft - - 2766 Chaffin - - 91 Roosevelt - 1246

Charles Haywood and J. M. Conway were in LaFayette yesterday.

A. Cleveland, Proprietor,

The new bridge, on the road between C. A. Patton’s and Tom Allen’s, will be open Saturday afternoon, and the road open for travel.

New Richmond,

Indiana.

Edgar Rice, county clefk, was a New Richmond visitor last Friday evening.

The vote, total, in Coal Creek township, democratic of course was as follows:— Precincts 1 2 Total Democrats 153 177 830 Republicans 80 11C 190 Progressives 54 41 95 In the summary of returns yesterday at noon, the result gave Wilson 357 electoral votes, Roosevelt 44, Taft 20, with 106 still in doubt. •

Have Nicholsons Sons, Crawfordsville, make you some pretty photographs.

B. E. May, Osteopath, will be in New .Richmond at the residence of John Hollin on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 8 to 12.

John Miller of Sheridan visited W. P. Coffman and family Friday and Saturday.

Mrs. Fannie Ebrite bad as her guests Sunday, Mrs. Jane Ebrite, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason and two children, Buryi Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones.

Mrs. N. W. Oppy and daughter Ruth visited Coi. Tribby’s in Mellott Sunday.

There was no school yesterday, to permit all the teachers to go home to vote.

Arthur Plunkett was over from Cherry Grove Tuesday and Wednesday to vote. He and his family will move back to New Richmond in a few days.

After November 11 all persons not owning a telephone and talking from a neighbor’s phone, will be charged 5 cents for each talk.

Mrs. Ed R. Weymer and son Donald of Frankfort came Friday for a short visit with friends.

Misses Ruth and Helen Haywood visited Friday night and Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Haywood iu LaFayette.

Debs - - 42 Wilson’s plurality 1036 For Governor: Ralston - - 3806 Durbin - - 2497 Beveridge - 1460 . Ralston’s plurality 1309 For Congress: Morrison - - 3861 Robison - - 2770 Neal - - 1174 Morrison’s plurality 1091 For Prosecutor: Clouser - - 3859 McGaughey - 2923

Brent and Albert Tribby came over from Wingate Monday to be here to cast their votes for Wilson.

New Richmond Telephone Co.

Mrs. Mary Jones returned yesterday morning from a stay since Monday at the bedside of her brother, A. H. Champion, in Crawfordsville, who is very sick.

The republicans wound up the local campaign in a big hurrah last Friday night. The Newtown band furnished the music and Hon. J. F. Statesman was the speaker.

Mrs. Wm. Graves went to Brocton, 111., yesterda) to visit her aunt.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Damson bad for their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Will Warrick, Mr. and Mrs. John Lamson and daughter Gladys, of Weveland.

New Home Sewing Machine Drop Head, guaranteed all the time; only 119.75 cash, at Long’s

Our stock is complete. Come in and select a piece of Furniture, Rug, Carpet Pattern, Iron Bed, or in fact anything that is used in your home can be found at J. F. Teague & Sons’.

Charles Letezia of Chicago visited his brother-in-law, Joseph Tortorella Friday. Mr. Letezia expects later to locate in New Richmond and open up a tailor shop.

The ladies of the M. E. church will hold their annual watch meeting at the church on New Year's eve.

Miss Margie Bible enterteined a number of friends in a Hallowe’en party last Thursday night. The party was a merry one, had music, played games and ate until a late hour.

John VanHook and wife of Kirkpatrick, Lewis VanHook, wife and baby James of Linden, and Janies Singleton of Eubanks, Ky., were guests Sunday of James P. VanHook and wife.

The Sugar Grove W. H. M. Society meets next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. I. N. Miller.

For Sale or Trade—International Motor Hay Press, 16x18, with self-feed and block setter. Magneto on engine right new, used about 15 days. Phone or see Fred Clough at Elmdale,

Tuesday Mrs. Fannie Ebrite had ns her guests Wm. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. L. M. Tribby and son Gaylord, and Mrs. Will Snyder of Robert’s Chapel.

Perrin - - 1026 Clouser’s plurality 936 For Joint Representative: Davis - - 3738 Runyan , - 2873

Mrs, J. B. Franklin is home from a visit of a year with her daughter in Moscow, Idaho. She arrived in New Richmond two weeks ago, having made a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Jones in Miller, Ind., before her arrival here.

Don’t waste yaur money baying strengthening plasters. Chamberlain’s Liniment is cheaper and better. Dampen a piece of flannel with it and bind it over the affected parts and it will relieve the pain and soreness. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

Ben Smith was home from his school south of Darlington over Sunday. Coming home again Tuesday to vote.

McClaskey - 1187 Davis’ plurality 865 For Representative: Voris - - 3893 Horubaker - 2831 \ Clodfelter - - 1075 Voris’ plurality 1062 For Clerk: Matthews - - 3821 Rice - - 3014 Stubbins - - 975 Matthews’ plurality 807 For Treasurer: Everson - - 4115 Dicks - - 2712 Gwilliams - 1034 Everson’s plurality 1043 For Recorder: Servies - - 4015 Kline - - 2757 Livengood - 1035 Servies’ plurality 1258 For Sheriff: W ren - - 3659 R. Kline - - 2841

The weather man brought us some frightful weather for Hallowe’en, and therefore the usual Hallowe’en festivities were dispensed with. There were several parties in town however.

Readers of the Record can save t ny of their letters going astray or (o the dead letter office by getting their envelopes with the retnrn neatly printed on them, at this office at 300 for 11.00, or 100 for BO oents.

Herman Nesbitt and George Grantham came home from Champaign, III., Saturday; remaining over (ill after the election.

Mrs. Monroe Mason entertained her Sunday School class, the primary class of the M. E. Sunday School, in a masquerade party Sunday afternoon. There were fifteen of the little folks present, and they enjoyed the masks, and ate candy, apples and nuts.

The Christian Ladies 'Aid Society gave an entertainment and supper and furnished their company with election returns in the K. of P. hall Tuesday night. It was a splendid evening’s entertainment well worth the money. Besides music by the New Richmond orchestra ( there Were readings by Miss Fern Mason, whistling by Harry Shackelford of Ladoga, and singing by Miss Opal Hauk. All the program was good. Election returns ware received by telephone and read to the company, and the crowd was a happy one.

One of our local merchants, a democrat, whose salesladies were Bull Mooeers, worked a slick scheme yesterday in flopbing them to suffragettes by cleverly tricking the young women to wearing loud badges of “votes for women!’’ The boy’s appetite is often the source of amazement. If you would have such an appetite take Chamberlain’s Tablets. Theyjiot only create a healthy appetite, but strengthen the stomach and enable it to do its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

Miss Elizabeth Phillips gave a Hallowe’en party to some friends last Thursday evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Bell.

Geo. W. Clough and wife of Crawfordsville visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clough left Crawfordsville Tuesday afternoon for Tampa, Florida, to spend the winter.

We have a few Buggies left that we will sell at « bargain. Como see them. J. F. Teague & Sons.

Is your husband cross? An irriatable, fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with a good digestion is nearly always good matured. A great many have been permanently cured of stomach trouble by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers. Adv.

See that your dealer gets your Stove Repairs where your Stove was made, as you are sure to get the l>est casting, not made out of scrap iron. For Round Oak and Peninsular Stoves see P. McLain & Son’s Hardware.

Besides receiving election returns at the K. of P. hall Tuesday night, another company of voters heard the news at the elevator grain office, the reports coming off the telegraph lines.

3 Days Cloak Sale Cash Store

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7, 8 and 9.

A Big Line of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Cloaks to Select From.

ait for Tins Sale Watch for the Yellow Bundles. Moulder’s Cash Store New Richmond, Ind.