The Knightstown Journal, Volume 2, Number 39, Knightstown, Henry County, 28 March 1905 — Page 2

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Repairing t'.id ucv work to order. I'M AND THRESHING SUPPLIES A Specialty. Injectors, Valves, Gauges, ect. L,ubriacting Oils and Greases, Always in Stock. W e guarantee itrsl-olass workmanship and reasonable prions.

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Published tvvieea week at. The .lournti! office. 1. .. O. F. block. east sale of puhlut square, Kuiirh I mo wii. Indiana Phone No.

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DR. J. A. HAMILTON, DENTIST. Ocr Fellctey "Block D'Jn,!Qi RESIDENCE 379 Knightstown, - Ind.

If Ananias Baker is in Kentucky-

how would we get him. Governor

Beckham probably wouldn't honor

an extradition.

And now uneasy rests the head of those congressmen who depend on their patronage to keep them

in Congress.

Thkv talk about the nerve of the Japs. What's the matter with the plain, every-day American hus

band who sails into the sprin

house-cleaning with blood in his

eye and a smile on his back?

T. P. Wagoner, DENTIST. Op.PostCfficc, Knightstown. PRICES RIGHT. WORK WARRANTED

Having Dental Work DoneIt will t;ay you. J.W. White, Dentist. KnighUtowti, Indiana. National bank building,

C. S. BOLENDER, M . D., S SPi'.Ct. I. THIS. Const iuation. Stomach Trouble am! Diseases of Women. I Will Gore Your ftamatisra. Kxleetie. Oilice iu Odd Fellows' Building. KNIGHTSTOWN, IND.

JOURNAL WANT COLUMN

FOR BENT Large barn. In

quire of Jesse Earnest or Frank Fainter. FO 11 S A L !: : Your.g 1 o c u s t trees, by Henry Sidwell, Knightstown, Ind. FOR SALE: B. F. Rock eggs for hatching, oOc for 15. Call on

or address S. D. Reeves, R. R. 9,

Rushvilie, Ind. LOST Between Win Tipton's and Geo Williams' store, a tan pocket book containing money. Finder please leave at this o-'ice. FOR RENT : II o u s e on N. Franklin St., new, modern improvements, city water, cistern and barn. Apply to Frank Dovey. FOR SALE: Two good Jersey cows, one fresh March 0th, the other to be fresh in a few days. Henry Sidwell, R. R. 1, Knightstown, 1 mile north of Ogden.

OBITUARY. Florence, daughter of

and Emma Fritchard, was born in Knightst ,wn, July 3rd, S-5, and died in Los Angeles, Cal., Mar. the 10th, 1005, aged 17 yr., S mo.

12 days.

Florence attended the public

schools of Knightstown, and would

have graduated iu the class of I

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chool. Owing to the removal of her par- (

ents to the country she spent much

of her time during the last three

years with her grandparent, Mr.

and Mrs. David Montieue, with whom she ever found a welcome

and pleasant home.

She held a birth-right in the Friends church and was converted in the winter of 1000 during the Ilarris revival in the M. E. church of Knightstown. She was very much endeared to her church and school of which she was a member. Florence was of a cheerful and loving disposition, endearing her

self to many friends wherever she went. She had that kindness of ht art hich 'maketh sunshine in the home." In the intercourse of daily and social life she made many friends and no enemies, "for to know her was but to love her." But there is another love-that love which blends your.g hearts in blissful unity. To this love young Karlon Beeson and Florence yielded a nil on Aug. 10ol, wre united in the bond- of holy wedlock. After spending the autumn with relatives and friends at home. Mr.

and Mrs. Beeson went south to spend the winter and early spring

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DR. J. B. CRESS, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON OiMce ovor Citizons' State Bank

Residence N. Washington St

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Mrs R. II. Tyner spent Sunday in Cambridge City with friends. Charles Duncan is at home from Indiana University. J. O. Addison was in Greenfield

and Indianapolis, Monday, on bus

iness. John W. Atherton of Chicago was the guest of W. S. Weaver and family yesterday. The Christian Helpers Society

will meet with Mrs John James on Thursday evening, April 7th. Jim Minor, of Anderson formerly a barber here, is here visiting friends. Mesdames Alice Feden and V. W. Woodard of Indianapolis we re .guests of Mrs E. E. Elliott today. Mr and Mrs Milt O.Reeves of Columbus, Ind. spent one day last week with Mr and Mrs E. C. Kew-house.

The millinery openings of the past few days by the local milliners were ail well attended. Mrs Buchtel had the II ome band Saturday at her millinery - parlors. Miss Tyner's store has been well patronized, and Mrs Ilarshman, the new milliner, has a nice display. At the Arno Fred Hand and R.

C. Streeter, Muneie: R. G. Sehu-

man, Bedford: M. Wheeler, C. R.j Cornell, Cambridge City; F. For-' ter, Madison; C. F. Duncan. Richmond; Ira (.age, Lafayette and I). G. Smith, Rochester. Miss Edith Hamilton will arrive home Thursday to spend a ten days vacation here with her parents, I)r and Mrs J. A. Hamilton.

She is attending the State Normal School at Terre Haute. Mrs Nora Norwood of Indianapolis and Misses Laura and Lizzie

Iligdon of Mattoon, 111., spent Sunday here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Addison. Miss Eulah White returned to Greencastle today to re-enter De Fauw University, after , spending her vacation here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. White.

Miss Tyner desires to thank you

for your encouragement at her opening, last week, and is ready for your orders for Easter hats and bonnets. Rev. Oscar Moon has been chosen one of the judges at the oratorical contest at Spiceland Academy April 7th. J. O. Addison will make a business trip to Cincinnati Saturday to buy new spring goods for the Big Store.

Angeles, C.il. At the former place Mr. Beeson's parents reside, which made their

stay tim-ugh the winter months most delightful. There in that temperate climate with dear relatives and friends, time passed pleasantly and swiftly by. On the IC;h of Feb. they hade farewell to friends and sped westward to Los Angeles-"in tlse land of sunshine and thwers" hopin here to continue the joyous honeymoon, through the spring months. But alas! those bright hopes were

soon to be ll istr-d. Four days after arriving at Los Angeles, Florence was stricken with typhoid fever. No time was lost in securing a physician, who recommended her removal to the

hospital. Her relatives were notified of her sickness. The distance made them anxious about her condition, but sympathizing and loving friends were praying fur her recovery. However dispatches came, vh"n the worst was feared, nnd on Thursday morning, Mar,

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10th, at JO o'clock, Florence ;.i-, d away. No one but those so far removed frm their loved ones, can

know the intense anxiety and heart felt grief of her los. As a patiruit, Florence won the ai!Vetio!s of the nurse, and her young and now bereaved husband

was permitted to be with her almost constantly to ti e end. ... Florence seemed to have "some knowledge of her conditio., and told Karl that while'it would have

Five good farms within 3 anles ; of this city, ranging from to loO acres, all good land and line improvements. Also 7 good residence properties in this city at low prices, on easy payments. Come and ct Prices and Terms. J. Lee Furgason, Knieditstown, ind.

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.H-en a cotnfnrt t be v.uth h v p ir- , ents and relatives", yet slii w:iwillin and ready xo 4.iy tl " M ter's call to go to her long home. Thus amid the budding bauti. s , i of California's clime, nnd in the j

spring-time of her life, there pi d away the cheerful, loving and de- i voted wife and daughter. Let us rejoice in the hope of peeing her atrain, where sorrow and death never can come. "There eve'.at:nj snric at 'alei A ml never witbertnt; laiwers; Iea!ii like n narrow se:. divides. That heavtrsly land lrtm ours." Florence leaves her devoted and sorrowing husband, her dear stricken and bereaved parent, one dear brother Harry, her little sister Margaret, whom she dearly loved, her much loved grandparents, 31 r. and Mrs. David Montieue and Mr.

and Mrs. David Fritehard find many other relatives and friend to mourn her loss. What tire nit out s.-vii e t : o n her, IU.it l-.css! ugs In c.i sgalsc; They oii'.y make for us b.rue i.i i love V'fj'ODd tb skiff:."

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CARD OF THANKS. We desire to extend our deepest appreciation and thanks to those friends who so kindly assisted us

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