Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 June 1895 — Page 4
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THE MORNING WORLD. BLOOM I XTON, I X I M A KA. Published every morning, except suna
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i tli;it. his Ut containing a valu-!
ihlo gold ring and 5c. was missing. The loss almost proved too much for genial Sam, as the ring was a sift from a lady friend.
If the winds should be coining down the street and Judge Cunning should be coming up the street the
aforesaid winds would not blow
through the whiskers of the afore
said Judge he has shaved them (,fi.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. BY MAIL POSTAGE PR EFA1D. One year $x Six months -5D Three months -5 Single copy -t Entered at tke post office at Bloomingion, Indiana, a second-classiatter.
Hot weather license issued by Clerk Woodward yesterday: Thomas Morrison to Pboeba M E Bowman. James M Meadows to Mary E Lang well. William H Troiliver to Thula G
Tourner.
The marriage of Miss Phehe Bowman, ot Monticello, Ind., and Mr. Thomas Morrison, of Chippena, Out., was golem nizsd last evening at the home of Prof. Honman, in the presence of a few friends and relatives. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Hoffman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. G. Rice, of Monticello, and the happy couple left on the midnight train for their home in Canada.
A CARD OF THANKS. We derire to extend to neighbor? and citizens of Bloomington our heartfelt thanks for their kindly services and sympathies during the sickness and death of our mother and sirter. Miss Birdie HrnsPKTii. Mrs. Lillie Barber. Caleb S. Dexxy.
Rev. James H. Garrison on San
day baptised five persons and sprinkled five more recent converts at the M. E. church at Shilo,
Benton township.
Thft four months old son of
John Hurst, living on East Eighth street, died last night a 7 o'clock, of tha whooping cough. So far this is the only death from that disease in the city, though there is quite a number of cases.
LOST: A pocket book containing a gold band ring belonging t Mrs. Albert Jeffries' dead daughter. Lost on Decoration day, near Albert Jeffries' farm. A reward will be paid on return to Mrs. Jeffries. davvi. H. J. Felt us is at Indianapolis and Chicago this week, having advertising matter printed for Bloomington Biggest Fourth. As chairman of the advertising committee he has ordered a ton of
printed matter.
A man is going around the country, says a neighboring paper, claiming to be John the Baptist. He has light hair and chin whitken and looks like a farir.er. The editor goes on in a warm friendly adoration: We desire to rarn our readers that if he should make tham a eali not to trust him, as he is not what he purports to be. We have taken pains to look the matter np aud fi'id as a result of our investigation that John the Baptist is dead.
Senator Voorhees.
Invited to Del.v;r en Address Mere During Commencement.
Senator Daniel W. Voorhees has hee.n invited, and it is thought he will accept an invitation to deliver an address here during commencement week. The Senatcr has never delivered an address to an Indiana University commencement audience, and when he was here last fall, this matter was mentioned to him and he expressed his earnest desire to accept the invitation, if circumstances were such that he could come. As he is now at Torre Haute resting after his long siege in the Senate, it is thought that he cm come. As one of Indiana's senators, as one of the Nation's ablest orators, and as a graduate of our sister university DePauvv. Senator Voorhees would meet with a royal reception here, and it is to be hoped that he will answer in the affirmative.
arraigned before U. S. Judge leaker and pleaded not guilty. Then will be several more from that section to answer at the roll call for monkeving with Uncle Sam'i
finances. Wag. -or V a nest caused!
quite a sensation in his neighbor
hood where he has always borne ai
good reputation.
Two Hearts That Beat As One.
The marriage of Miss Mary Thornton to Mr, Homer Huntington occurred Thursday evening at (5 o'clock at the residence of J. K. Burbank, on South Walnut street. The groom drove over to Nashville the night before and secured the license. The couple drove to Squire Burbanks and were married standing under tin cool inviting shade of a large maple tree. The bride is tne handsome aud accomplished daughter of George
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H.T.Simmons was amused at the following "pure language" invitation extended to him recently by
one of his Brown county customers
Mr. Simmons, with his usual po
liteness, had treated his rural friend
so nicely that his untutored visitor returned the favor by requesting
him to attend their "exposition,"
hear good ''antidotes" and have the
"bestest" time he ever "seed." But
Mr. Simmons will. not be able to
attend the closing exercises of his
customer's last day of school.
Death of Mrs. Hudspeth.
Mrs. Marv Hudspeth died at!
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the residence of W. T. Breeden, Saturday afternoon at five o'clock
of pneumonia. Mrs. Hudspeth's death is an unusually sad one. She had been visiting relatives here for the past
three weeks when the dread disease attacked her to which she
sucumbed in about ten days.
is a great favorite with her scores of friends and acquaintances. The groom is a well-known young man of the county, anp lives with his father on a farm hs being a son of John Huntington, the present county commissioner.
J The v oklh wishes lor Homer
and his handsome bride all tne pleasures to be found upon the tu bilent seas of matrimony.
Treasurer's Bond.
On account of the meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias at Indianapolis, June 4th and $th, the Monon will sell tickets from the 3rd day of June at one fare for the round trip $1.85 good returning June 6th.
Ransom & Neeld have been awarded the contract for erecting the new M. E. chuach on westh 9th street, $1,727. The structure will be of frame and very attractive, The main audience room will be 31x44 feet, and two class in the rear will be 10x20
Thia evening Mr. Theodore C. Steele, the Indiana Artist will be a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Swain. Friends are invited to call at their residence from 7:30 to 10 p. m. Wednesday morning at nine o'clock be will deliver a lecture at the chapel, at which time all are invited to attend.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Gertrude Leo Bishop to Ila Hendricks Sample, at the bride's residence Wednesday, June 5th, at 9:80 a. m.
H.J. Feltns, Sam A. Colpitt, W.J. Leas and Will Hutchings leave today to attend the Grand Lodge of the K. of P's at Indianapolis in session this week.
Prof. Robert J, Aley returned from Stanford University last evening, where he has been for the past year in the department of mathematics.
Dr. Mark Shrum, a prominent young physician ot Ellettsville, has
opened out a drug store at that
place, and will conduct it in con nection with his practice.
Joseph Woodward Filed His Koud Ytstcruay lu the Sum of 82,000
A mistake was made in The World of yesterday, noting the death of Mrs. Hudspeth, in which it said that her daughter had only arrived a few hours before death. Instead she had been with heifer many days and ministered to her as only a loving daughter could to a fond mother. The World takes pleasure in making the correction.
Sunday night Samuel Pugh, the popular -x press messenger on the BUxmiiiigtoii and Louisville accomlHodatmn retired for the night and left hi.- pants hanging in the accustowfui position on the back of a -cha ir. When he awakened yesterday morning it was only to find
Prof. W. F. L. Sanders of the Connersville schools was in the city yesterday conferring with the School Board. He has accepted the superintendence' of the Public schools here to which position he was recently elected. He has not decided just what date he will remove to Bloomington.
There is a general feeling among the farmers of this county that a Saturday market place in Bloomington would be beneficial to both vender and consumer. The county commissioners will be petitioned to grant the farmers permission to use a vacant lot near the square.
Mr. and Mrs; W. R. Cravens, of Centre Valley, are in the city visiting their daughter, Mr.- Eva Dillon, and their sons, Arthur, Oscar and John. 1 1
The county commissioners in session yesterday increased the bond of county Treasurer-elect Joseph Woodward from 00,(.00 to S8o,UU0 giving as a reason that the revenue exceeded $00,000 per year. Below are the names of the bo n de-men and the amount that that they qualified to. They were sworn to the bond by Deputy Grimes. Bart Armstrong $20 01)0 W A Wallingford 5 000 J N Holmes 2 000 Geo Thornton 3 000 H F Dillmau 000
Chesley Woodward 1 000 James Borland 2 500 John T Woodward 2 000 Thos J Farr 5 000 A T Maseey 1 000 Isaac Mitchell 3 000 Peter Thrasher 2 000 Walter Ketcham 2 000 S K Rhorer 100
John Sare 1 000
Fountain C Corder 400 lien C Snith 2 000
A J Axtell 3 000 Francis Burgoon 2 000
George Ketcham 10 000 W P Dill 4 000
School Days are Over. Thursday marked the close o school for the summer vacation. The pupils received their honorary promotion certificates, with the exception of those who didn't. The good scholar received his reward as did the bad boy or girl, who will remain auothtr year in the same grade where she or ho might struggle for promotion hi the future. "Did you get promoted? Yep on condition" was often heard during the day. The teachers will spend the summer months recuperating while the kids are fishing and swimming. The ardious duty of school life is now laid aside, that all may enjoy rest, peace and con teutment, while the summer su shines hot, hotter, hottest.
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Howard Hid', formerly of this
city, but for the past eight years!
located in Texas, and other western and southern states, has return d to Bloomington, and is making his home with his cousin, Charles
Spencer. lor many montns in
was employed as a cowboy on
Texas cattle ranch, and he took
part in a drive from the "Cherokct Strin" to Colorado, whore thirty
cowboys took charge of ten thou Boom Bloom ington's Biggest 4ih. jiijiiiijBMiijwiii.jii mirir cmfM ri 3MONON ROUTE. I NOKXU HOUND. No. 4. Chicago Nislit Express lltfOp.m No. 6. Chicago Mail 10 : JS a. n. No. 8. Louisville Acc datiou 7 :00 p. m. SOUTH BOUSl... No. 3, Louisville Express 4:05 a. iu. No. 5, Louisville Mail 3:41p.m. No. 7, Louisvillu Acc'dution, 0:25 a. hi. A. K.Hei.ion. Abou
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Actually to Take Place upon a specially erected stand for the occasion The Double Ceremony to be performed in the presence of Thousands of invited guests. See it to be convinced
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WitUum WitgUM-r Arrnaltid tor Counter-foiling.
As was staled in the column of The Would receutly that the federal grand jury had at its lat session returned indictments against several parlies in Salt Creek township for counterfeiting, has been proven true. Friday night William Wagner, well known citizen of that town ship, was arrested by Deputy U. S. Marshal Bollen and taken to Indianapolis on that charge. He was
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Prof- Forsman's trip to tlie clouds in his Monster Air Ship "Saivido," and his (lariiig two niilc tumble to the earth on a EOPE LADDER,
Exhibition of speed by the entire Fire Department in getting to a
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The Practical Tailors
Best Workmanship
Fire and throwing water
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