St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 21, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 January 1896 — Page 8

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WALKERTON. INDIANA. JAN. IS. 18M. A 111 Will Sag AT THE.... BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE. A\ 1 ■' * VW / /wEi ft ® w a ' W I I The Montana Silver Statue of Ada Rehan. One of our firm saw the Famous Solid Silver Stafne of Montana on exhibition in a large dry goods store in a city forty times larger than our own city, i and at once determined to secure a free exhibition of it for South Bend. It is the largest piece of precious met al in the world ; stands nia« feet high, weighs 97,000 ounces, of pure silver, worth $64,300, and has a gold base , worth $224,000; we are able to announce that we have secured a week of this great attraction ; it will reach here , in a special cat under armed guard Monday, Jan. 20. and will be on free exhibition all that week. Special Attention will be given to Schools that come in a body From a distance with their teacherss or frojn this city, and as very few of I the children went to the world’s fair at Chicago to see it, they will all want to : come now and see it at our store, just • as it was shown nt the world’s fair. During Ada Rehan week we will make Serial (Reductions in our 1 Cloak and other (Departments Chillas, Adler & Coble, ' 201 and 203 So. Mich. St , SOUTH BEND, IND. Store open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.

For Good Reliable Goods at the Lowest Prices Call on HUDELMY’R & HENRY, DEALERS IN Dry Goods s Groceries, BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS & WALL PAPER, we want the farmers’ produce. Bring it in. we always pay the highest market prices for it. HUDELMYER & HENRY

THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Mews from the Surroundng Territory as Given by Our Correspondents. JORDAN. Chrynie Schank visised with friends and relatives nt South Bend last. week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beagles, of near Tyner, visited their daughter, Airs. James Casad, last Friday. C. R. Kohli organized a singing class at Jordan last Thursday night. Singing every Saturday night at, the Pleasant Grove chapel. L. G. Hostetler, teacher.

Samuel Eisemenger and Carol . Wall we were at LaPorte last Wednesday’ on business. Miss Gertie Wiley and Flora Pommert attended the teacher’s institute at Walkerton last Saturday. Mr. A. Garrett is improving slowly. L G. I. B. ISLAND Rill Beatty is on the sick list. Sam Dillon and son Ed are on the sick list this week. Will Pitman ami wife, of LaPorte, were on the Island last Sunday. Mrs. Rebecca Snell returned home from South Bend Friday morning of last week where she had been visiting for several weeks past. Philip Marsh and lady, of North Libery, were the guests of John Heath and wife last Sunday. The bell on the Dare school house is out of order which should be repaired so it could be rung in the mornings. Who will attend to it. Willard Place had a buzzing bee last Monday and Tuesday. Gould and McDaniel were the principal actors. । Charley Cunningham gave a dance ! at his house Friday night of last week. I A nice time is reported Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Garver returned i home last Monday. Mr. Garver took with him over forty rabbits. It wasn’t a very good time for rabbits either. A wood chopping bee was held last Tuesday to get wood for the Island church. There was a good turn out. Rev. George Cook, of Kearney, Neb., preached to a fair sized audience last Sunday at the Island church. Everybody was well pleased with his sermon. A collection of over five dollars was taken up for the Nebraska sufferers. There was a general hand shaking after services, as everybody was glad to ( meet their old fiieud again. Mr. Cook j favored tho audience with two beautiful songs which were highly appreciated by all. Come again, George, you will be welcomed at any time. Scribbler. HAMLET. The roads are good and hay is com ■ ing in in large quantifies. Meeting is still going on. Buck I Stanley, the temperence evangelist, is ; here helping in the work. An epidemic is visiting this locality in the way of a throat trouble. It is । being pronounced membranous croup ' but seems to be somewhat contagions. Ada Muselman, daughter of Mr. and ; Mrs. Frank Muselman, died Sunday I morning. She was their only child. Mr. Hentz’s little boy Otto is not. ! expected to live; also Mr. Chile’s little ; fellow is very sick, both having this I same throat t rouble. Two of Mr. Albersou’s children are I quite ill. ; A good physician is surely needed in | this place. Mrs. Danielson and son Hubert, Bid j Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Baz Pettycord, Mrs. Smith, Willard Smith and Mrs. | Firestine are al! on the sick list. Julius Goppert has purchased the | property belonging formerly to Mr. Hagle and lias moved into his new home. Mr. Hagle has moved with his family to Walkerton, where he will work for Mr. Baugher. Mr. Wirly is feeling happy, as a baby boy came to his house Tuesday . D. B.

TYNER CITY. Charley Rowell is running his saw mill every day. He has added a corn grinder to his mill. A. D. Johnson & J. E. Johnson h nV e filled their ice houses this week with 9 inch ice. Oren Chart and Joseph Burnsides are packing ice for A. D. Johnson, and Bill McKesson, and J. R. Snyder me ’ packing ice for J. E. Johnson. J. C. Case, of Niles, Mich., made a short call on his sister, Mrs. J. Sontherlain, Tuesday evening. B. F. Langen bang h, of Plymouth, is looking up a location in Tyijer. Our blacksmiths are busy shoeing horses everyday. Al Harmon is cutting ice on Koontz’s lake. There will be a band organized here in the spring. If there is any one that has an item of interest, deaths, sickness or accidents they may leave them at J. E Johnson’s store. Miss Chloe Lane will start a millinery store here soon. Monroe Bros, are invoicing their stock of goods so they can tell how much they are worth. Wesley Rupel, of near Walkerton, was in town this week. Ot Townsund, of Walkerton, made a business trip to Tyner Monday. 'Tad Bougies wits up to Tyner Monday and Tuesday on a visit among his old friends. Jesse Bennett is setting corn at 22c. H. S. Jarrell and Myron Chase are selling their wheat to J. E. Johnson. There was a large turn out to the teachers institute here last Saturday. Will give particulars next week. Let’s heat from our Teegarden correspondence; what’s the matter? X Y. Z. Smith. NORTH LIBERTY Insure in the Etna, C. F Keck, agent. Henry Shultz returned from Chicago Wednesday. A twelve pound boy arrived nt Samuel Bates’Jan miry 13. Bert Nitcher has returned from South Bend and is at his old stand at the barber shop. Mrs. Ora Harf man, of South Bend, visited at D. IV. Houser’s the past week. Mrs. John Jolly and children, of Hamlet, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Keek this week. Night watehmnn Bain Hemix.d mme burglar tools back of the poslr.fiiee monday night but the would be burglar I sloped at his approach. Mr. Bass, of Chicago, will speak at ! Hoffman’s hailJannarv 231^x1 24 at 2 p. m. on Dakota. At the Republican caucus last Safur day, J. L. Weaver was selected as member of the county cent ral committee for the first precinct and W. 1> Knott for the second precinct of Liberty township, G C feel was chosen delegate and S B. Cullar alternate to the mass convention at South Bend January 21st. Mr. Nicholson, author of Ilie Nicholson bill will speak nt the M. E. chinch Monday evening January 20

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FIVE FHCTS RBOUT THE Great Rock Island ROUTE. Eirst. The Chicago, Reek Wand A Pacific Ry. runs through Vestibuled Trains daily Chicago to Denver, Colomd. Springs and i'neMo. i leaving Chicago via Kansas City daily at 6 00 p. m., and via Omaha at 10.00 p. m., arriving mountain cities second morning Second. The regular Tourist Car to Calffinils I via Kansas Citv runs once a week, and iesres I Chicago every Thursday at 600 p. m, Kansas | City at 10.50 a. in. every Friday. Tickets based on second class rate and car runs on fastest train®, j and known as the Philips Rock Island Toarisli j Excursions. Car arrives at Colorado Spring® Saturday, 735 a in., and Los Angeles Tuesday. I Third. Many persons are buying farm ifnwb in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma. The Great» i Rock Island Route runs to all this territory. fourth. For Mexico C.ty the Rock Island S runs a Through Sleepers from Kansas City daily | at 8.40 p. m . via Topeka, McFarland, Wiehita' and Fort Worth and Austin to San Antonio. j| I Two routes from there are—international: R. R. : i to Laredo, and Mexican National to the City ®r ’ I Mexico; Southein Pacific and Mexican Inter- I i national via Spofford and Eagle Pass to City Mexico. Connections are also made at Fort Worth vim the Texas Pacific to El Paso, and over she Mexican Central to City of Mexico Eh'fh. Send to address below for a Souvenir j called ' Stimnier Vacations," that gives much rm- . formation to tourists. Sent free. John Seba tian, G. P. A, ChicagoThe Independent office printo 3> sale bills on good water proof piper for $1.50; we also give a free notiee ; of sale in Ilie paper. Hotel t\ern, The Leading Hotel of Walkerton. y -a-s — i Cent I Illi V located. Recently oye» Ininled. Nice, pleasant rooinn ami excellent board. A First-class SAMPLE ROOM In connection with the Hotel. RATES REASONABLE. GEORGE KERN. Proprietor. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARBS O. F. TOWNSEND, BAi:BEIt & HAIKPRESSEB. Next dxior Behrens’ store. WALKERTON, . - INDIANA P. M. JONES, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON WALKERTON, IND. OFFICE HOURS: From Btonoa.m . 2 tv 4= p* ■ in. ; 7 to 8 p m. Office over Hudelinyer & FFenry’s store. Night belli. ' Trustee’s Notice. E. I. Leibole, Ti ustee of Lincoln); township, hereby gives notice that, lire) will be in his office at bis residence ow S Avenue F, near the flouring mill, om | Saturday of each week for the tra,nsae- ; tion of township business. O-M. CUNNINGHAM. Attorny at Law, South Bend, Ind ODD FELLOWS BLK. ROOM 10. A. E. CRIPE, ' (Barber and Hairdresser i WALKERTON, IND. Shaving and hairenttmg done neatly i and expeditiously. Drop in and see I ns. " i M- H. CROSBY. Attorney at Law, : Prompt attention given to all legal work and ‘ collections. OfPce in Bndly-Brady block, ore-1 Endly’s drug store. j Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powdef ; World's Fair Highest Medal wd Diploma. j

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