St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 21, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 June 1896 — Page 8

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enough for money saving buyers. An elegant assortment of them at 50, 75, 89c, Si, $1.25, $1.50, 82 and $2.50 each. Latest effects in Persian Lawns and Percals with adjustable white collars and cuffs, separate. Ladies’ Skirts. Our Separate Ready Made Skirts are creating no end of favorable comment. Prices always the lowest. A Few Store Notes. Do you buy your Linings here? We can sell you the best made at the lowest price. Are your thoughts on Parasols? We can supply your thoughts. Chillas, Adler & Coble, 201 and 203 So. Mich. St., SOUTH BEND, IND. Store open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD. News from the Surroundng Territory as Given by Our Correspondents. KOONTZ'S LAKE. Mrs. Rannart. of near Plymouth, was the guest of her brother, Marion Schroeder, at the club house last Sunday. There will be a very good crop of peaches this year, but lots of them are dropping off. Worms cause if. The late rains will help the looks of Crops but we think the low or marsh

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lands will suffer from the water being over the corn. P. C. Woodworth and wife attended the democratic convention at Knox last Saturday. Hon. B. F. Shively spoke. Mr. Jones’ son, of near Donaldson, while Ashing at Round Lake last Saturday fell in and was drowned. His father and several others were there and witnessed the scene. There were no other boats present and were unable to > give aid. Retsacnal. KANKAKEE RIVER. A social dance was held last Saturday night at J. Gould's. All had a good time. Had No. 1 music. Scott Gould, of the Island, has his dog trained to pick water lilies out of the river. Henry Irwin and John Quinn threw out about three hundred rods of ditch on Ed Quinn’s farm near the KankakeeLew Kneisley has a new bicycle. He walks no more. J. F. Kneisley is going to cut wheat the last of this week. Jake has a number one crop of grain this year. S. C. Kneisley and Scott Smith, of the Island, were the guests of Miss Hattie and Katie Henry, of Stillwell, last Sunday. Scott Smith, of the Island, has pur-

chased a now wheel. GROVERTO WN. Orla Holdermam made a flying business trip to Plymouth last Monday evening. Mrs. Henry Allen left last Wednesday for a two weeks' visit with friends in South . - — C. E. and O, U. Ifoldermith find Johti j M illianis attended thH ibhubiicail con gressional conventiC" al Judson last Tuesday. David Harington, a prosperous farmer from near Elkhart is visiting a few days with his friend Chris Holderman and family. Mrs. Seward Rinehart and children , spent a portion of last week vii«KiYg Seward’s parents near WalkwrWh. Mrs. C. U. HoldernwUl returned last Sunday from a two weeks’ visit with friends and relatives in Knox and M ina mac. Seward Rinehart attended court in Knox last Tuesday. The first huckleberries of the season were brought in this market June the 4th and brought lOcents per qt. This is about 15 days earlier than they were ever known to be brought to market be fore. Miss Alma Dodge returned last Tues day from Chicago where she has been receiving treatment for lung trouble, her condition is considerably improved, we are glad to note. Mr. and Mrs. Will Beach, of South Bend, are here visiting with the latter’s

parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Holderman. and other friends. Smi Kikintz. fanner ami miller, can claim an honor that is something phenomenal, that of beginning to har vest the 9th of June: this has no pre cedent, being at least two weeks earlier than wheat wits ever known to b ' cut before. (’HASE. Do not fail to seo the Jones locked wire fence, the cheapest ami best wire fence made, at Machinery Hall. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powdei World’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. Trustee’s Notice. E. I Leibole, Trustee of Lincoln township, hereby gives notice that he will tie in Lis office at his resilience on A venue F, near Ilie flouring mill, on Saturdai of each week for Ilie transaction of township business.

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LAPAZ. Mrs. Chrisman, of South Bend, visited I with her aged father and mother, Mr. , and Mrs. Hummer, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Noble spent Sun- , day with their aunt, Mrs. Jaquith, at Nutwood. i The Misses Lillie and Dora Bondurant 1 । came home last Saturday from South I ’ Bend. They were baptized last Sunday ■ > in the Lake of the Woods, where over 30 wore baptized. Mrs. Dr. Denniston returned last week from Fitzgerald, Ga. She seems to like the place tolerably well, but became I homesick. She will return to Fitzgerald 1 in a couple of weeks. She is staying at Plymouth now. • Some of the berry pickers have roturn- ' ed from Michigan. They did not make it pay very well. Some horse traders from Rochester, Ind., are encamped on the commons north of the depot. They have made several trades. W. M. Noble traded his brown horse to them for a gray. Abe Shafer traded three horses for two. Some others have made trades. The republicans of the North precinct of North township, met last Saturday afternoon in the old store room under the public hall, and chose 19 delegates for the county convention to be held at Plymouth tomorrow. There was quite a large crowd at the Lake of the Woods last Sunday, where Rev. Coverstone, of Bremen, baptized over 30 persons. Most of those baptized were Bremen people, the rest were from LaPaz. Mrs. Reed, wife of Henry Reed, of । uaKevillo, was buried in Fair cemetery i last Monday. The funeral was preach^ Isl M. L. Peter in the Gilead church to a large ano Sympathizing audience. She moved with fiwr husband from Minnesota, where she was born and raised, early in the spring. She was in the 22d year of her age. She leaves a huslmnd and two small children to mourn •he loss of a kind wife and mother. May God comfort them. The LaPaz creamery shipped 1,01” lbs of butter to Philadelphia a few days ago. A Sunday school convention is to be held in the Buffalo eighlxirhood three miles east of LaPaz on Sunday, June 28. We' expect to hold it in a grove just north ot the Buffalo school house. We will meet at 10 a. m. At noon we expect to have plenty of refreshments from well filled baskets. As the Sunday school in that neighborhood is in a disorganized condition for the first time in about 11 years, we want to discuss principally the subject of organization, and the needs of a well organized school. Some people are trying to run that school who do not believe in electing officers or teachers, but claim to be led by the Lord hr con duct the school without being voted for. We hope to have good Sunday school workers from other townships with us. Will Forsy th was at home from South Bend over Sunday. George Schaal went to South Bend to I day to assist Mr. F. Both are good j carpenters. We had quite a bird rain with considerable wind and hail last Sunday afternoon. It continued to rain all night. VINEDRESSER. TYNER CITY. Mrs. Ren Strang, of Walkerton was in town Friday. The democrats and republicans both । had a convention here Saturday for selecting delegates to the state, eon i gressional, senatorial, judicial and coun ' 'ty conventions. Every thing went off quiet and peaceable. Jap Smith’s dog got killed Monday evening by trespassing. ■ Sam McDonald had his shotgun load led for a month and it bursted Monday evening and killed a dog. Ambrosia Fink and two daughters, iof Middletown, Ohio, have been visiting here. Miss Bessie Johnson has a brand new bicycle. It is a daisy. Ed Monroe has got through assessing and is selling binders. Miss Sarah Ky le came home Monday evening to stay a few days. Airs John Wolford, wife of John Wolford, of Plymouth, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Spaulding near Ty ner and a sister of Mrs. G. F. Jarrell, of Marion, Ind., died at her home in Plymouth Monday afternoon at 6:20 o’clock. The young people, about 18 couple, met at Henry Detwiler s house and had a nice quiet dance Saturday evening. William Detwiler has traded his fine team to John Moreloek, of West township. Monroe Bros, sold 20 McCormick binders last week. S. J. Haag sold 23 tickets to Plymouth Monday to the democrat convention. Andrew Beagles is setting up binders for Monroe Bros. J. J. Kreighbaum is under the weather । at present. The trustees have received one car load of lumber for the new church; two more on the road. Bennett & Collier are building a new sidewalk in front of their store. B There are ripe huckleberries on the market here this week. X. Y. Z. Smith. Attention Land Owners. If you wish to sell your land call at 7 the Kankakee Land Investment Company’s office.

MOUNT VERNON. I’ rank I* etzer, of North Liberty, was through our country last Monday looking for stock of any kind. Uncle Jerry Murray is building quite a fair sized hen house and will rrise । chit kens more extensively in time to come. । Elmer Koontz went to Marcellus । Michigan, last 3 uesday to begin work for the McCormick Harvesting Machin- , cry Co., doing expert work. Mrs. Snell, who has been living in Wisconsin is here staying with her son Willis Jacobs. Bert Beall is quite under the weather again with lung trouble. Harry Wenger and family are visiting with relatives in South Bend this week. Walter Beall left on Saturday of last week for Three Oaks, Michigan, to visit with relatives, from there he will go to Traverse City and other points in Michi gan. He will be gone perhaps until fall. Mrs. Simon Rensberger went to Elkhart last week, canvassing for a clothes ringer. She will visit other points east of here. John Wenger went to South Bend last ’Tuesday to attend the Sunday school convention which is being held there this week. Mrs. J. L. Hargrave went to Chicago last Wednesday to visit with relatives for some time. Clare Chafin, Lawrence Hargis and W heler Armstrong came from Chicago on their wheels to visit with John Bell and family a short time since, Mr. Armstrong staying to take a vacation. Trebor. Ordinance No. 34. Providing for a supply of water t<> the incorporated town o! Walkerton, St. Joseph county. State of Indiana, and its inhabitants; authorizing Ilie Walkerton Waterworks Company tn construct and maintain waterworks therein. Be it ordained, by the trustees of the incorporated town of Walkerton, in the county of St Joseph, in the state of Indiana. < section I. 1 lon pci in;i mid authority is hereby granted to an I voted in The Walkerton Water Works Company. a corporation duly organize I under the laws o' the Slate ot Indiana and to us hik cesM.rs and assigns to establish, construct and maintain and operate a system of water works a< < ording tothe plans and specitieatioiis ou tile tn the ollue of thederk ot the incorporated town of Walkerton Indiana, for th.it pur pone pe’mission is hereby granted to said corporation to 11*0 the street-, alleys roads sidewalks, crosswalks w ihin the lituus of said ill Curpornted town of Walkerton, Indiana, for plac mg taking up. repairing and connecting mains. ’ hyoranu. pipe* and valve*, for the service of water The right* pi iv Ue Ige- and trimihises hereby granted if ampted and acted upon as hereina ter prescribed. *hail be Vested in said corporation for a jicriod of twenty five years from ami after the h :al passage ot thia ordinsm V sllbjer t tothe tight ot the trustees of said incorporate*! low u to pun hase the stock of said watei aork' company as here natter provided section It said Walkerton Water Works Company shall not unreasonably ohMruct any ol the streets, roads alleys sidewalks of said incoryaxa ed town in conslriu Ung said w ater wor*s or in placing, takiiui up. or repairing main*, hydiaiiis or other devices for the service al water, and alter u«ing the streets, roads alleys, an I sidewalks for the purpose* aforesaid the said Walkerton Water Works! ompaiiy 'hail j restore the same to their former condition, to the ; acceptance ot the trustees of Ilie tnvor|H>raied I town of W alkeiton, ludiana, and shall tiohl the aatd lncori«>ruled town of Walkerton, Indiana, harmless on account of the negligence of said Water Work' < onipauy m Its agents, in the conkirudiou ot »aid works. Danger light* shall lie kept burning at night along the line <>l a i ex> avauons and temporary > barricades shall lie erected at night at the end ot in.il trem lies aud al! st vels and alleys w hete they muss such excavations .-e-tionlll Hie trustee' of the incorporated I tow nol Wa. se:: n Ini a, 'ha. i hav eli e i *hl | al *uy lime during the ja-riod of this tranchise to pun base any pad or ah of the shares which are now or sliaii tn n atter be be. I by Un sharetndd- ■ Cl' a. shown by the st- * |, ok sard Walkerton Water W..1K0 oinpauy <nd tn unr the trustees of »*rd no rporated t wu ot W alkcrt u, Indiana, shall vrtniic the option beieby granted and shall purvlo.se all the shares as shown by the stock l«« k id U i W,.|kertoi Water Work* Com patiy, then “ii'l Walkerton Wa ei Works Com I,any shad convey to the trustees of the incorparalcd town of Walkerton, Indiana by a warranty died ill lev'lu pie said water woiks plant, with I all ical estate, buildhtgs, m.n lumTy , fixtures. I tools and piping cotiaeeling the'ewilh and all the ; rights ami piiviieges appertaining thereto I seilivnlV If Uio provisions of this ordinance j ate accepted. »ai l Water Works Company shall wiihiit ten days atier the pasting I tiicreof lile w nil tile clerk ot the incorporated I town ot W alkpi ton, Indiana, a written aeeep- | lam e, in the following orm: 1 he W iilkeri n Water WorksCo hereby accepts j the provisions ol an ordinance entitled. ’ An or-dinam-e providing bn a supply of water to the incorpotaleo tow n ot W alkerton, County of M ‘ Joseph Stale of Indiana, and its inhatiitaut.*. authorizing The Walkerton Water Works r om > pany to lonstruet and maintain water works i therein pa-se t June 11. \ i> S' O. said coin pany lim by agrees to conform to all the rt'oniie melds of sind oMHiaii s and to comply w iin Ilie i plans and specifications fur said Wolks on file in the ofhi e Ot Ilie c.vlk ol Said ilieol pOlilled low n I of Walkertou. l<>d<aua Section V l liis oidmanve shall be in force fn la and after it* passage and publication for I two weeks coU'ii Ullven In thus; Joseph Co 111 j depi iideiil a paper ot general t iicuiatroti ami published Weekly ih r fust publication of winch shall appeal . lithe I,lth day ol June. !>■.*■, the hist on the joth day ol June. IM* I I>W UU» GRIDER President. < u.vs M Miriir.ss, cietk

Ordinance No, 33. An ordinance providing for the issue of water ! woiks b nds u> tliu amount of 51.700. Section 1 Be it ordained by the Board of Trus ( eO s of the Town of Walkerton, County of St Jo- ■ ser>l> State of Indiana, that for the purpose of providing funds for a cash subscription made to the capital stock of the Walkerton Water Works Company as per a petition signed by more than three-fifths of the tax payers of the Town of Walkerton aforesaid, filed May 26. 1896, there shall be issued by the Trusteesjof said Town, one bond of i .i !C denomination of Two Hundred (200) Dollars, ' dated June 1, A D , 1806 and due five (5) years I thereafter, and Nine (9) bonds of the denominalion of Five Hundred (SW) Dollars each, dated 1 Ju- e 1 A. D. 1896. and due one in each yearcomI meiieing six (6) years after date and ending fourteen (14) years, after date, bearing interest eviI deni ed by coupons at the rate of 6 per cent per ‘annum payable semi annually, January 1 and I July 1 of each year, both principal and interest i navable at the First National Bank of Chicago, i Illinois said bonds shall be numbered from one ten both inclusive The said bonds and coupons shall be signed by the President of the Board and the Town Clerk, and the Seal of the Town shall be affixed to the bonds. ; Section 2. That the Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton shall annually hereafter levy an additional special tax on all taxable property . in said town, wot exceeding Fifty (50) cents on every One Hundred (100? Dollars of taxable property and One (1) Dollar on each poll which shall be exclusively applied to the payment of the prir.cipal and interest of tHe bonds authorized to , be issued in the preceding section. Sections. It being declared that an emergency exists this ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage, and all ordinances or parls of an v of them inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Passed and approved this 26th day of May. A. I D. 1896, by tlie vote of Trustees, vote being unanimous. EDWARD GRIDER, President. | Attest: Chas M. Stephens, Clerk.

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