Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 September 1895 — Page 1

7 - Shoes Below cost to manufacture WICKS BEE HIVE. nn 1 HE (JOUR1E ne Price to All But that Always the lowest. .WICKS BEE HIVE. COURIER, 21st YEAR, WORLD, 2nd YEAR. BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA TUESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 185 CRAVENS BROS.,PROPRIETORS Special Pant Sale. $2, $2.50 and $3 Pants go for $1.48. "The Corner" HlSimmons ft Go.

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GO SEE THEM BEFORE . . .

LOOKING ELSEWHERE.

TOURNER BROS.

South Side Square. VCornr Alley

Two Horses' Stolen.

From my pasture 5 miles East of Bltfimiington, on the night! of Sept. 1, 1895. Description: One of them an iron gray, with- short tail, land scar an top of neck. 7 years old. The other a chestnut sorrel, with star in forehead, white hind feet, shod in front. Short mane, and scar on neck. 8 years oldWill pay a liberal reward for the capture of the thieves and return of the horses. Address Mary Fielder, Bloomington, Inii

COMINGS AND GOINGS

ITEMS OF .INTEREST FOUND IN THE DAILY ROUNDS.

f'eraoiial Mention What Bloonilngtou l'tto pie are Doing and Where They Are local New Briefly Told,

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Duvall, a son.

Judge Duncan is at Nashville on legal business. Mrs. W. T, Hicks is visiting

relatives in Paoli.

Harry Daugherty, of Ladoga, is

visiting his parents in this city.

Mrs. Elmer Henry is visiting

relatives at Waynetown this week.

Albert Pearson was up from Or

leans yesterday visiting home folks.

Prosecutor Edmondson went to

Bedford last night on legal business.

Judge Miers is presidina over

the destinies of the Lawrence circuit court.

Mrs. Helton Pauley left on a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday. Miss Olive Batman has returned

from a short visit to relatives in Bedford.

Secretary Worrall has secured the services of a lady who has, for several years, been a judge at the State fair, and her duties here will be to act- as judge in the Ladies' Department at the Big Bloomington

i-fair. &he is disinterested and all

her decisions will be free from favoritism.

Gen. Morton G. Hunter left Sun day for Chicamauga, where he will look over the old battlefields and aid in the work of the monuments. On one of the monuments will be inscribed a tribute to Gen. Hunter and his division for the great service tl ey did in that famous contest.

The Good Citizens' League, of Madison township, in Montgomery county, circulated a petition one djy last week against grunting liquor license, and in twelve hours the lt-aders secured 223 names, or twenty more than a majority.

Mrp. Frank Dewees, of Denver, Colorado, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baker, and of the families of S. E. Carniichael and W. T. Breeden.

The managers of the : Widona Summer School, at Eagle Lake, near Warsaw, have made arrangements with Evangelist; J. Wilburn Chapman, who conducted a series of meetings in Bloomington, to take charge of . the Summer Bible School, which; will hold its first session next ear. It is expected that the attendance next year will be enormou&r i Millis Bostic, of the Post Office

Department at Wasnington, t). C. is under the Civil Service making bis position secure, regardless of political changes. Mr. Bostic has a good position and is well pleased

with it. I

All the schools in Perry town

ship opened yesterday for the fall

term.

John White has returned from

a visit to his 01a nome near wuinson, Hi.

Frank G. Holland has returned

from a business trip to Chicago and

Indianapolis. Miss Carrie Clark has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in

Vincennes.

Mrs. E. A. Burford of Rockville is the guest of her son, W. D. Burford, West Sixth street.

Mrs. Taylor Pry or and children have returned from a pleasant visit to Franklin relatives.

Mrs. W. C. Lindley and children hav returned from a pleasant visit

to Indianapolis relatives.

C. B. Mitchell is at Indianapolis this week attending to some important business matters. Ed Harris was at Salem yesterday where he went to catch a game of ball for the Salemites.

Marriage license has been granted to William Constable and Gertrude Kelly. The parties are from Ellettsville and well known jjoung people. They were married at the brides residence last night.

County commissioners will be in session this week.

Dr. W. L. Bryan does institute work at Noblesvilie this week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill have returned from a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Paoli.

Misses Mary and Fannie Boyd are attending the fall millinery opening at Cincinnati this week. Miss Ella Millis left yesterday

for Anderson to assume her duties

as teacher in the schools of that

city. . ;

Miss Mildred Lowder has re

turned to her home in Bloom field after a pleasant visit to relatives in

this city.

Mrs. Jessie Cliver has returned to her home in Terre Haute after a

pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. Sw

ing Batter ton.

Miss Emma Johnston has returned to her home in Cincinnati after a pleasant visit with Mrs. John Hunter.

Miss Anna McDermott arrived last evening from Riverside, California, where she has been during the summer.

Mrs. Cora Wileon, of Stinesville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson, West Seventh street.

H, C. Ferguson has gone to Manning, Iowa, to look for a suitable location. He will move his family to that point. Dr. Allison Maxwell returned to his borne in Indianapolis yesterday after a short visit to his mother in this city.

Yesterday afternoon Ed. Ramsey, an employe at the spoke factory had two fingers badly lacerated by coming in contact with a planer.

Henry Hewson has gone to Veed

ersburg where he will buy a quan

tity of lumber for the Showers

Bros. Furniture Company.

Miss Jennie Graham has returned to her home in Indianapo

lis, after a pleasant visit with Miss

Ella Burch, West Sixth street. John R. Nugent and Fred. Marx

son will make a thorough canvass of the county, advertising Nugent's

well known drug store. ,

Max Stewart will teach a school in Indian Creek township this term. Mr. Stewart is fully capable

of attending to such duties.

Thomas Harris, of Ellettsville, is the hew clerk at Mose Kahn's

Clothing store He entered upon his duties yesterday morning.

Mrs. J. F. Swain and son Frank, have returned to their home in Toledo after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cassell, West Kirkwood Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stone have

returned to their home in Chicago

after a pleasant two weeks' visit

with relatives and friends in and

about Bloomington.

Kirk Mier3 is at home from Greens-

burg. While driving in a race there

on last Thursday, the horse kicked

him from a sulky, causing him to teceive a few scratches and bruises.

A. V. Faris, senior member of the firm of Faris Bros., is at Indian

apolis looking after important busi

ness interests connected with the firm's business.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dewar of Gent received three money orders from Dundee, Scotland, yesterday, each calling for ten pounds. These foreign orders are not often seen in this section of the country. i

Miss Eva Shelper, of Bloomington, is at one of the sanitariums for recreation. She has the peculiar distinction of being a graduate and efficient physician. Martinsville Reporter.

Mrs. Eva M. Dillon will begin dress-making in the Allen Block, over G. W. Campbell's dry goods-store, Monday, Sept. 9. She has employed Mrs. Wilson of College Ave. as cutter and fitter. Mrs. Wilson needs no recommendation, as her work here the past season has proved her to be among the best. Miss Edith Miller of this city and Mrs. Parks of Indianapolis have been employed as waist makers, and Miss Nora Peterson as shirt maker. Mrs. Dillon expects to secure the best of help and

guarantee satisfaction.

Through her attorneys Morgan

& Steele, Mrs. Lovie J. Baker has

filed suit against, her husband, J os-

eph M. Biker, alleging abandon

ment, cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. The parties formerly resided on Maple Heights, and it will be remembered that Joseph endeavored to swing himself off into eternity ons day with a log chain attached to his throat, but was rescued in the nick of time that always occurs on such occasions.

John D. Hallidaj', a prominent business man of Crawfordsville, attempted to shuffle oft" the mortal coil via the chloroform route Sunday, but was saved by hard work on the part of the attending ph'sician. He expressed his determination after becoming conscious of taking chance No. 2 in the

near future.

The members of the Greene cou'tty M. E. Chapel will give an ice cream festival in Sparks' grove near Stan

ford, Saturday evening Sept 7th

The proceeds to go to the improvement fund of the church. The

ladies will take especial pains to make this one of the most pleasing socials that has ever occored' in this section of the county. All are invited to attend.

Dr. Carl H. Eigenniann, who has been conducting a summer school of zoology at Vawter Park, Indiana, has just returned to that place from Ithaca, N. Y., where he has been attending the American i Mi

croscopic Society. He was made a

member of this Society and elected

chairman of the executive compiit-tee.

Mrs. Fannie. Parks and children of

Martinsville arrived yesterday after

noon, and will be the guests of Mrs. Maude. . Showers at her elegant home, corner of Sixth and Linjcolu

streets. Mrs. Parks is a daughter of

Hon. Eb. Anderson, proprietor of the Home Lawn sanitarium .

At the Phi Delt hall tonight the

McCa bo quartette will entertain the the ladies of- the: Missionary .Society

of the College Avenue M. E. church. The occasion promises to be a social success, and it is expected that more

than seventy-five youug people; will be in attendance. ' : :

In the police court yesterday

morning ten plain drunks answered to the roll call and plead guilty each receiving a fine of ten dollars and one having a jail sentence of twenty days attached to his name. Two lewd women, Dora Thomas and Mary Scott, were each fined $14 and sent to jail in default of payment.

Commissioners Court was in session all day yesterday. . i The greater part of the time was put in looking after bridge matters ; and scrutinizing claims. They will

continue in session the balance of

this week. , j

Mr. and Mrs. Eph Hughes are entertaining Jimmic and Willie dayman, of Indianapolis. Their father is Isaac Glaman, a former well known citizen of this city and ex-county Treasurer.

Joe Drcssell of Vincennes is in . the

city a guest of his brother John

He will likely take charge of his

brother's new billiard hall.

"Git Up and Go" Qualities. Greencas'.le Democrat: We are in receipt of the following liberal at-;d ardent invitation to attend the Bloomington Fair. It speaks volumns for the "git-up-and-go"qualities of the Secretary and the enterprise of his town, but with reference to the "soft drinks" we beg leave to suggest that we are democrat;. Send us more tickets: Bloomington, Jnd , Aug. 26, '95 Editors Democrat: Dear Sirs I enclose you comli mcntary press ticket to our big.tair, September 24 to 28 and I want you to come and be my special guest during the week. Will treat you so nice that you will "write us up'' every day for your home paper.

1 ne oig moomington fair is making a reputation now and is paying ft pretty good price for it. Some day we may try to skin the people and get even. God bles the editors, publibhers.proprietors and "devils" connected with the printing offices. If it was not for all of you, the big Bloomjngton fair would not be in it at all. You have made us what we are, the biggc-et county fair in Indiana, and we are as proud of our father as a little boy is of a new pair of boots. Come, bring your wife or some man's wife, 3 our children.yuur man servant, your maid servant, your valet, private secretary the balance I will furnish you here. Having pastes on the railroads you can certainly get here from'htjmeianji'-aftcyou get here

i wiii iurmt-u you with a meal ti&ket and fofft;: -diksje will hi!M the bigg:if nfc efii this year." "Miss Cody1' VonT be here, but Buffalo -BiU's entice wild west show will be here. We don't expect you to ptfbiish this entire letter, but db.expect you to say -something and send inc a marked : copy of it. " : ; '; !' Yours- with a" free fair ticket, : :. Se VJig Mbdmuigtofn Fair. Get ready.

Remember. ;Sept, 2& to. is the date.

Frank. S .Grinisley of Gosport, was in th: city yesterday on business. Fred Shoemaker of the American Express Co. is at Cincinnati on business. - ' : ' . .' Miss Florence Alexander is

assisting in Smiths Jewelry store

this weeek.

Master Willie Blair has returned

from -a pleasant visit to relatives at Seymour-,

George Weidemor of the Trade Palace made a business trip to Seymore yesterday. . Mrs. James Ryan has returned from a pleasant visit to her daughter Mrs. Wi. V Moffett of Bloomfieh?. The public schools will open Monday September 16tn for th9 fall term . The ti me of opening has been postponed owing to some needed repairs about the furnace. Sheriff Adams has received official notice from the Clerk qF the Southern Prison that James Masengill will be released from the prison October 15' at:7:'a.'u&': aficMto be there to rece i ve and retu rn; Mi m to the Monroe-county jail door that he may be released from icuatody by due ; process of law. , Massengill was Pent from this county for stealing a pair, of shoes at EHetsville about 18 months ago.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE BIG 99r SHOE SALE AT CLARK'S BARGAIN SHOE STORE.