Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 22, Number 45, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 April 1892 — Page 8

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PAPER

PEOPLE.

FOR THE

Social Circle.

Charles L. Brown, a traveling 'sa man who is well known in this city, was married on Thursday evening at Hamilton, Ohio, to Miss Carrie £»yons, a popular young lady of that city. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents. ,»*

Mrs. McMinn, of north Fourth streVc, 'entertained her friends Thursday night with a progressive ^uchre party. Refreshments were served. Among'those present were: Mr. Welch and wife, Wm.

Chance and wife, Lawrence Roach and wife, Chas. Lamb and wife, W. W. Ramsey and wife, Misses Lucy Flinn, Jennie Koach, Mattie Reirtiaa, Mamie McMinn, Agnes McMinn, Mu-s Seidenstick, Miss Wren, Messrs. Salsing Reiman, Seidenstick and Frey.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Ernest Nattkemper entertained the Young Ladies Society of the German Methodist church, at her home on Wilson street. Later the young ladies were surprised by their gentlemen friends in honor of Miss Lucy Roekert, of Booneville, Ind., who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Natt kemper. Refreshments were served, and the party speut the evening in a very pleasant manner.

Last night Prof. Oskar Duenweg ten derod a reception to his evening classes and their friends in Bindley hall. One hundred invitations were sent out, and about fifty couples were in attendance. There were fourteen numbers on the programme. The music was furnished by the Ringgold orchestra in its usual excellent style, and all present enjoyed the dancing until the end of the programme, between twelve and one o'clock.

On Thursday eveningAmos Wiseman and Miss DoraSehmitt were married at tho German Reformed church, Rev. Schwedos, the pastor, officiating, aud Misses Lotta Bchmitt and Ollie Wiseman acted as bridesmaids, while Messrs. George Broad hurst and George Klatte discharged the duties of groomsmen. After the ceremony a reception was given the young couple at the home of the brldo's parentH on north Twelfth afreet. Many handsome presents wore sent in, atul their numerous friends wish the bride and groom a happy and successful life.

Leo. F. Berhoide aud Miss Catharine Smith were married onWednesday even-* lug at tho home of the bride's mother on south Fourth street, Rev. Father McEvoy officiating. In addition to the family only a few of the most intimate friendn wore present. Tho brideemaids •were Miss Rosa Tincher, of Amo, and Miss Alice Alexander, of this city, while Harry Loo and James Caldwell wore groomsmen. Many elegant presents were received, and after the eeremony a reception was held. Thursday morning the young couple left for Richmoud, Ind., near which Mr. Berheide has a stock farm oi) which they will make their home.

The ladles and officers of tho Central Presbyterian church gave a reception in tho basement and parlors last Monday evening from 8 till 10, in order that membors of the church and congregagation and others might have an opportunity of becoming acquainted with their pastor, Rev. R. V. Hunter, and wife. No invitations were issued, but at least five hundred persons attended, including the pastors and many of the members of other churches. The rooms wore beautifully decorated with cut flowers, potted plants and palms. Light refreshments wore served In the primary class rpom, and all present had a very pleasant time.

On Tuesday evening Miss Mamie Von Bute was given a surpriso party by a number of friends, at her home, 572 south Thirteenth street, tho occasion being her eighteenth birthday. Games aud dancing were indulged in for a time, when elegant refreshments wore served, after which uaneing was reftusued and continued till a late hour. Those present were: Misses May me Wegrich, Diswie Kant man, Mary Heppner, Ida Monninger, Ivate Spengler, Clara Butcher, Lixxie Crawford, Kate Crawford and Mrs. Jerton. Messrs. Adolph Kantman, Herman Von Eute, Joe Klrchuer, Fred Carle, Jo® Fehrenbach, Carl Rartenbach, Henry Wolfs, Tom Moreumb, Geo. Elbrecht, Herman KreuUig, John Heppner.

Personal.

Miss Mattie Parker lain Indianapolis, Clyde Apuaann aud wife wore in Chi CAfto this week.

Mr#. Landmen, of Paris, 111., is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Eva M.Turk went over to ludian apolis on Tuesday.

Mrs. T, B. Olmtebrook has returned from Philadelphia, Dr. J. D. Mitchell, of Darwin, II!., was in town Wednesday.

W. P. fjatns and wife went to Indian* apolis on Wednesday. L. W» Hammond and wife have returned to Waco, Tkxaa.

Mrs. Ss. C. Barker visited at SU Mary's of the Wood# yesterday. will Boyd, nfSnlllvan, spent Monday mhd Tuesday In ibecKy.

Capu A. C. Ford has pone to Old Point Comfort for his health. R. A. Young will return to hi* home in Lancaster, Pa., to-morrow.

H. K. Ross and C. R. Hlnkle, of Sullivan, were in the city this week. Miss Mollie Duddleston Is visiting Miss Sharley Bland, of Sullivan.

George Oilman and wife, of Chicago, have been visiting relatives here. Miss Saliie Crawley, of Toscola, Ills., has been visiting relatives here.

Mrs. Catharine Patterson has returned from a visit to Cincinnati.

Mrs. B. B. Mayfield, of Sullivan, has been visiting friends in the city. Miss Isabella Oakey Is visiting Brace Coffroth and wife, of Lincoln, Neb.

Mrs. Michael Lawson, of Port Huron Mich., will visit friends here next week. Miss Nina St. Clair, whe has been via iting here, has,returnedJioine to Jpliet iiis.

Will Boyd returned home to Snllivan on Wednesday after visiting several days

Joseph H. Briggs has returned from his southern trip much improved health.

Miss Lncy Stew&rt, of Gadsden, Ala bama, is visiting Miss Emma Brown of Eagle street.

E. A. Hess and wife will return from Evansville to-morrow, and will remain hero in future.

Miss Mary Long of Indianapolis, who has been visiting relatives here, has re turned home.

Mrs. Mary Kirkwood, who has been visiting friends in Vincennes, has re turned home. 't"

Miss Nellie Miller, of Mattoon, Ills, who has been visiting friends here, has returnedhomo.

Miss Cora Prater has returned from Martinsville, 111., where she, has been visiting friends.

Harry Ross, R. G. Wat/on and Joe Elder went to Illinois Wednesday on hunting excursion.

Mrs. Dave Owen, of Denver, Col., is visltiug her mother, Mrs. John Carey, of 1506 Liberty avenue. "The Editor" of Sullivan was In town several days this week, at least so says the Democrat of that place.

Rov. Walter Delatiold and wife, of Chicago, were the gue3t? of Geo. W Bement and wife this we$k

Capt. George Krietenstein went to Cory, Ind. on Thursday to institute post of tho Sons of Veterans,

Lloyd Thomas, who has been visiting relatives hero, returned.to his home in Toledo, Ohio, on Wednesday.

A. B.-Pegg and wife left yesterday afternoon for Hastings, Neb., where tbey will visit relatives and friends.

Will Scudder and wife are visiting relatives in Paris 111., having returned from an extended sojourn in Denver, Col.

Mrs. Gu$ Lsvi, nee Carrie Bischop, and daughter Ida, are visiting Mrs Levi's mother on north Fourth street.

Miss Eleanor "Edmonds, of Evansville, who has been visiting relatives on north Twelfth street, returned..,home„ThurS' day. \l,SJ

Miss Bertha Wayn6, of south Twelfth street, will go to Battle Creek, Mich., nex* week, where she will spend the summer.

Mrs. Alexander F, Crawford, of south Fourth street, who has been visiting her parents In Indianapolis, returned home yesterday.

Mrs. Thomas R. Bacon and Miss Grace Foote have returned from York, 111., where they wore visiting the family of S. R. Freeman.

Fred Mancourt, who is now engaged in the hotel business in Wichita, Kan., visited his father here this week, going thence to Chicago.

Mrs.'Harriet Hebb, of south Third street, suffered an attack of paralysis on Thursday afternoon, but was slightly better this morning.

Frank Singleton, for several years city editor of the Express, has retired from bis position. Frank is a newspaper man of ability, and the members of the profession here dislike to lose him.

Senator Voorhees left Washington on Thursday for South Carolina, whither he.goes for a change cf climate and a rest from congressional duties. The senator's health has not been the beat of late.

Rev. Martin Buck, the hew Baptist preacher who is to assist Pastor Kirtley, arrived Thursday evening, and last night was given a reception at the Bap tist tabernacle, corner of Eighth street and Lafayette avenue.

Prof. F. M. Hanson, the noted Hair Grower and Chiropodist of twenty years practice, is paying the city a visit for a short time. He comes well recommended as very skillful in his pro fession. Several of our best citizens who have had work done by him speiak of him in the highest terms. He will receiveeallors each day 'during his stay at 10S north Sixth street from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Terms for treatment low. Ex amination of the scalp, face, hands and feet free to all.

To hear the early election retunis Tuesday nighty go to Fasig & Myei*s? Health office. Music by the Ringgold band.

This warm weather carries with it a forcible reminder that you need alight hat to be in keeping with the season. Another reminder is that the beet plane in town to nurebase is the store In front of which the "Bsc Black Bear" stands, No. al5 Main street. There you can find all the latest styles In end I variety, and at prices which cannot fail to catch you. Call and see for yourself.*

TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENINGSlAILf

Go to Fasig & Myers' Health Office Tuesday night for the electioa: .returns, which will ^|be receiyed promptly. Music by the full Ringgold band.

Call on J. G. Dobbs, south Fourth street, and ask to see his elegant line of foldin beds. Sis prices on all kind of furniture and carpets will astonish you. 'Gallon Apples, 20ci

Evaporated Apples, 10c. Arbuckles Coffee, 19c. Coffee Limited Sale

W. W. OLIVER,

The best Home Made Cakes of all kinds are those to be found at E. E, Lawrence's, cor. 4th and Cherry street.

Riddle Hamilton & Co.

£i,590 Will buy a business house on Fourth steeet two squares from Main street, 80 feet front. A splendid investment. 1

51,000 Will buy a four roomed house with hall, three squares from Main street, on Fourth street. A good home and convenient to business.

8,3000 Will buy an eight roomed house tlirerf squares from Main street on Fourth street. Desirable situated for boarding house.

$2,700 Will buy a nine roomed brick house six squares from Main street on Fourth street. Will trade farm.

trade this propeny for

81,500 Will buy a n^|t house of flv' rooms eight squaresfrom Main street ii north •1«t

Fifth street. This is a good i.uiu desirably located.

$?,00Q Will buy a good home on south Eighth street near Park street.

We have desirable lots in all parts of the city. Flnkblner'ssubdivision, north Seventh and Eighth streets, Condit's subdivisions south Seventh street, north Twelfth street and south Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets and many others.

Do not fail to see us before purchasing.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.,

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20 South Sixth Street, Terre Haute, Ind.

Martin Hollinger, Attorney, Office 227 Ohio street.

JVq-OTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the Vigo circuit court. May term, 1892. In the matter of the estate of Richard Lldster. deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Joseph Ripley ns administrator of the estate of Richard Lidster, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination aud action of said circuit court, on the 14th day of May, 1892, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are requited to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not beapproved.

JOSEPH RIPLEY, Administrator.

Attest: Joan C. WAHRSN,Clerk. 44t3

NEW

jy^ASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

aud

82,400 Will a ten room brick house north Sixth street with 72feetofgrou« This would make an elegant home for any one. 8500 cash and balance on time. It is a bargain.

81,300 Will buy a four rdomed hou&e on north Center street, six squares from Main street. 8500 cash aud balance on monthly payments.

$1,350 Will Wuy a very desirable house of four rooms on north Center street, north of Locast

82,500 Will buy an elegant new seven roomed cottage on Center street, north of Locust street. Convenient to streetcar line.

82,000 Will buy an eight roomed house on north Seventh street eight squares from Main street.

S2,l(fc Will buy a neat cottage on Seventh Rt roet north of Lafayette avenue.

B0 Will tuy a very nice home of six rooms on north Seventh street near Lafayette

81,COO Will buy a new seven room house on north Nineteenth street, south of Collett Park. 8 900 Will buy a good three room house, lot 87% feet front, north of Tenth street.

82,500 Will buy a good seven room house on north Twelfth street, corner lot, large barn.

J,500 Will buy buy an elegant new house, eight rooms aud a hall, bath room, hard $ wood finish throughout, north Fourteenth street.

11,500 Will buy a good six room dwelling on south Center street. Large barn, fruit treets, etc.

85,000 Will buy an elegant home, eight rooms on soutn Center street. Convenient to business.

JDJLJnLTT OF

Members of Terre Haute Lodge No. 19, F. & A. M., are requested to meetat the lodge room Sunday, May 1st, at 9 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Samuel Hilton. Members of sister lodges and visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend.

The interment will be at Highland Lawn cemetery. Conveyances will be furnished without expense to the brethren.

AITEX.

FOR

631 Main St.

SALE—A bout acres adjoining the city on the northeast. This tract Is in the scope of the growing part of the city and would make 24 building lots, would no doubt sell to good advantage. Price $2500.

F1modern

Fconvenient

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20 South Sixth Street, Terre Haute Ind. va

"'•-Bargains In Heal Estate.

ORSALE.—Houseof 14 rooms of a most and desirable arrangement, amply provided with closets and presses (12 In number} including a roomy attic. Gas range and heaters in nouse. Barn, well aud two cisterns on premises. House and location paiticularly valuable for profitable rental of rooms. A bargain as an investment. Part cash, balance on time. For terms apply to M. F. HOBERG, 313 N. Sixth street.

DA.

ORMAN, Real Estate. Insurance and Loan Broker, sells houses, lots and farms rents houses and farms, collects rents and other debts, insures houses aud other proper ty, loans money in sums to suit charge mod erate busine&s d*ne -promptly. Call on him at bis office, also the.office of the Enterprise Building and Loan Association, No. 19 south' Seventh Take stock cost 81.00 per share.

Fbrick,

OR HALE—A BARGAIN—The two-story metal roofed store, No. 315 Ohio street, occupied by good, permauent tenants that pay 12 per cent, on investment.

A B. Folstnth*l, Attorney, „,,

V" 20 Mouth Third Street, V^'-' •J^OriCE TO NON-RESIDENT... "f L'

Stale of Indiana. County of Vigo, In the Superior Court of ij*o Co. No. 3003. Barbara Alerkt vs, Joseph Merkt. In divorce.

Be It known, that on the 16th day of April 1892, salrt plaintltr fik'd an affidavit in due form, showing that tmid Joseph Merkt, a non-resident of the state of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant ls'hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same will stand for trial June7th, 1892, the. same being at the June term of said court in the year 1892. 43*3t JOHNC. WARREN, Elerk.

SEAL

LIMITED

4ifiliFEW DAYS. Arbuckle's Coffee per lb. 19c Leveriug's Coffee per lb. 19c

W.W. OLIVER, 631 Main St.'

NUMEROUS TO CLASSIFY. S

Unexcelled in Design,Workmanship and Finish?

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PROBST

Artificial Stone "Walks,

and Plastering,

Moudy Sd CofBn,

JLea*« order* at 1517 Poplar mi^Sooth Fl«h St, 981 Mala St, Terre Haute, Ind

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W. C. DURHAM, W. M.

THOMAS,Secretary.

Wanted.

WANTED-Manager

to take charge of

business city, on salary. Address With stamp and reference. ®JTHE NATIONAL BURNER CO., 1303 Unity Building, Chicago, Ills.

ANTED—A general house girl, dining room girl and a good cook. 622 s. 9th.

A ANTED—A good girl for general house-

work. Apply 417 south Fifth street, Gcod wages.

For Sale.

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SO ALE & GRIMES.

OR SALE—ELEGANT HOME—With all __ improvements, within four-and a-half squares of Main street. Very desirable neighborhood. Enquire at L. Kt music store, 628 Main street.

F620

Lussner

OR SALE—I* wish to sell ray residence^ south Seventh street a two story house oi nine rooms, conveniently arranged. Gas aud water. Apply to Mrs. Mary Alvey.

ROYSE & WALKER, 517 Ohio street.

.Martin HolHnger, Attorney, Office 227 Ohio slreet.iVV "i vVON-RESIDENT NOTICE.^|a^, t**'''• ''v,

The state of Indlana, Vigo county. In the V.lgo circuit court •*1 No. 16,453. William N. Gartrell et al. vs Samuel Gartrell, Stephen Gart rell, Ivan Gart rell, Charles A. Parsons, Mary IS. Parsons, Henry T. Parsons, John Parsons and Lucy G, Paisons (Impleaded with Mary Doerschuk et al). In partition.

Be it known that on the 22nd day of April 1892, said plaiutllts tiled an affidavit in due form, showing that said Samuel Gartrell Stephen Gartrell, Ivan Gartrell, Charles A Long, Mary PJ. Parsons, Henry T. Person?, John Parsons and Lucy G. Parsons are nonresidents of the state of Indiana.

Said nou-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said action against, them, aud that the same will stand for trla} June 21,18)2, the same being at tho May term of said court in the yefar 1892. 44t3 [SEAL.]

JNO.

WARREN,

TTAOHMENT NOTICE.

Clerk

No. 2375 Before A. B. Felseuthal,

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P.,

Harrison Township, Vigo County, Indiana. Anna Boneukamp vs. Edward Carter. In attachment.

Wheieas. lt'appears by tho affidavit of the plaintiff that tho said defendant is a nonresident of the state of Indiana, and wlierens also it appears from the return of the constable to the summons herein Issued, that the said defendant was not founa in his bailiwick it is therefore ordered, that due notice of the pondoncv of this action be given to tho said defendant by publication in a newfspaper of general circulation published in said couuty.

Said non-resident defendant, la therefore hereby uotltlert of the pendency of said action against htm and that the same will stand for trial on the luth day of May, 1802, at 2 o'clock m., at my office, 26 south Third street, Terre ilaute, Iudianil.

Witness my haud and seal this 22nd day of April, 1892. 44t3 A. B. FELSENTIIAL, J. P. [SEAT,].

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$13501-

'0its

Wife tosmk

FURNITURE

042 Wabash Avenue.

$1500.

and

$13.75

$2000.

light close.

1150. 1700. 1600. 6000:

Terms

HERZ' BULLETIN.

Every lady who is but shopping ahcrald mate it" appoint to visit our establishment. No day passes but what we receive some attraction of another. We are continually on the alert to secure the latest and bestr for our customers. Among the latest arrivals New Blazers, Eeefers and Waists. In our Curtain Department, Screen Frames of Antique-' Oak which can be filled out with some of our nice Silkeline of bright and beautiful colors and will make it complete and handsome at a very moderate cost. Cheap Nottingham, Irish Point and Renaissance Curtains. Call and see the latest in Neckwear, "Crepe De Chene," now all the rage the new Mask Veiling, quite novel, and many others. New Jewelry, Hair Ornaments, Belts, Pocket Books, Purses, Vienna and Japanese Fans, Hosiery, Glove, JMitts, Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces, eta Inspection invited.

$400

room Residence,

street, lot

HERZ' BAZAR

«r 512, 51'4 Wabash Ave.

-«•1 tj-'r iilifeiil

To-day

Finest qualities and latest spring styles for I less money than medium qualities and old $ styles are sold for elsewhere. Get your spring suit to-day. Excellent quality, good style and variety of suits in evey way de-

MYERSBROS

^Leading One Price Clothiers,

«US II ill and Main.

f3f"Store open till 10:30 to-night»,

Barglins in Real

RtyFl1 Three room Cottage, in Grandview Subdivision. Terms $50 cash nd $

per month?

and

$10

per month? c.

,|g00 Two "new 3 room Cottages in end.

Price

$1500.

balance

$800.

$15

per month.

room Cottage, No.

950:

1300. 2500.

room Dwelling,

room Cottage, Eleventh and Lafayette streets, a Beautiful Home. Terms

$350

cash, balancc

$12.50

is convenient to the Piano Case Factory, Wheel Works and Carriage Works.

A beautiful new

north end, only two squares to street car, electric lights close. Terms

per month. A beautiful

5 room Cottage,

318

Two story

feet front Terms one third cash, bal. 1 and

1524

etc. Terms

$850

room New Cottage, north

Terms Sxioo cash, balance B. & L.|-K4#-'iv^r

8th

room New Cottage, No.

308

etc., splendid neighbor)

two years.

tern,

11UU.

venient to car works. Terms $100 cash and

§n

Corner5" Fourth,

Grandview Subdivision" in northt

Terms, $50 cash, balance

$10

New 4 room shape Cottage and two lots on south Seventh stM near Idaho Grocery, convenient to Tool Works. Terms $100 cash. 'fj' j& Tfl-M,*"1 I New

per monthj

per month. Thi3 house

room Cottage, northwest corner Tenth and Ash

streets, in Maple Square. This is one of the finest squares in the

$400

room House on Ninth street, near Buckeye street

graded, only one square to electric cars, city water and electric

1315'

cash

Fifth Avenue, stable, 'cistern, sheds, etc.

cash, balance on easy payments.

room Dwelling northwest corner Ninth and Elm streets A very centrally located house. Terms

$500

north

room Dwelling on north

Main street. Lot

andtwoyears^y^, I Two story

cash, balance easy terms.

12th

IVell and other improvements. Terms

street. Shed Kitchen, Cistern

$1000

cash, balance easy.

6th

street,

squares of

feet front. 'Terms one third cash, balance one-

room Dwelling, north

6th

street,

squares of Main

years.

Second Avenue, Cistern, Well, Sheds,

cash balance B. & L.

street, near Ash street, extra

large rooms, china closet, pantry in kitchen, celler, cistern, etc.

Z415

closets, pantry, well, etc. Terms

I 7

north

X2th

$300

street, 2 porches, 2

cash, balance easy monthly.

south Third street, good cellar, cistern barn,

etc., splendid neighborhood. Terms $xooo cash and balance one and

1 n^O«3 room Cottage, Ninth street, near Beach street, TOO barrel cis1UJU.

cellar, sheds etc. Terms $450 cash, balance

inf) 3 room New Cottage, with 2 lots, cistern, cellar, sheds, etc., con-

iliailSII

per month.

$15

Vigo Real Estate Company,

636 Main Street.

per month.

4 room New Cottage, 524 Gilbert Ave, A decided Bargain. Terms $200 cash, balance $15 per month.

Splendid Lots on north 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th streets, $300 to $500. each easy terms.