Bloomington Telephone, Volume 13, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 February 1889 — Page 1

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loomington

Telephone.

WALTER BRADFITTE, Proprietor.

THE OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN PAPER OF B LOOMINGTON AND MONROE COUNTY.

VOL. 13

BLOOMIN GTON, INDIANA, FEBRUARY

Published Friday, with Tuesday Extra,

89.

NO. 3 1

THE KNIGHTS. HOW THEY CELEBRATED.

A Pleasant Society Event

THE MILITARY AND THE MILLINERY DO iHONOR TO THE OCCASION,

HOW THE LADIES LOOKED.

Twecty-five years ago last Tuesday evening, J. H. Rathlone and a small number of associates established the first Krights of Pythias lodge in Washington D. C. Since that time tLe order has had an enormous growth, and to-dcy 256,000 persons know the meaning of those mysterious letters "P. 0. and B.,r' which represent the symbols of tkc order. Indiana boasts -of near 300 lodges, and the one established in this city, is je of the pioneers. It was instituted by J&aces Hughes, Grand Chancellor, of the State, aed H. H. Morrison Past Chan cellor of Greencastle. On July 24th, lsTt, a charter was granted to Franklin Lodge Ne. 22, which is the name end number of the Bloomington Udge, and the following warned persons 4rode the goat" and jnxt ped tbe razors" ob ciiat occasion: C. P.Tiey, M.J. Smith, J. W. 4ho; maker, John P. Smith, S. H. McCormidc, W. A. Poland, L. E. .vleKinoey, John Shelton, Thos. Howard, J, C. Huntetj'G. A. BoWrk,F. D. Taylor, & M. Thrasher, R M Gacs.il e, Isaac Hooper, J. O. Allen, Wilson Adams, A. R. Coffin, G. W. opper, John R. East, E. P.Mathers, B. A. MeGee, Arghie Mediums, J. if. Rogers, B. Rogers, K Rhorgy, A. V. Roe, H, S. Taylor, H. P. Tourner, B. . Woodwarw, J. H? Wylie, T. C Whijjpand ud Samuel WallingforcL Of this number t&e folio wingunam?d prnens are Active members of to-day: tO. P. fufcy, B. A. McGee, A. W. Rose, J. W. Shoemaker, K. M. Gamble, J.jC. Allen, WiUon Adams and H. PiToutner. It has long been the ttastom to itave anniversary exerciser, and at all tunes they have been the leading tociai entertainments. The "silver anniversary" wae celebrated last Tuesday night i & style that eclipsed alktheir previous entertainments ia -the completeness of detail and tbe character of tkc programme. At three o'clock the Uniform Rank of thirty-five membera lead by Lieuten-ant-Calcnel of the fourth Raiment, W. iL Alexanderad commaaded by Sir Knight Captain C. R. Wrrall, agisted -by Sir Kaight-Lieutenant j7w- Ceain, Sir Kight Harold W. E. As Height Right-. Oaide, C. E. jtfjusweH, and iiir KnightLeft Guide, JW Warder, ciet at Araory building. vThe division preceded by the Meehapics' Basd of tweetytwo pi,jnarhed Xa the depot to give a wfeomev4p t&e visiting brothers and their Meads, After the arrival of t&e train (IfetU vision marched through tbe p i n e ip-ai streets. Their bandsomeiniform

Music "Overture" Band. Address C. K. Remsbersy. Solo "Marguerita" J. G. Adkins. Address C. P. Tniey. Recitation "David and IV&ia," Josie Put nan. Address Dr. J. K. Harris. Flute oto "Selection" ffoward Touraer. Music "Serenande" Bawd. The audience then spent a short time in a social way, after which supper was announced in the Evans hall. Notwithstanding he large size of tit lialL, not more than onethird of crowd could be seated at one time. While one crowd was at supier the others were enjoying the beauties of the lodge-room or promenading in Armory hall. The tables were 'heavily loaded and the people were soon in the midst one of the moaft elaborate suppers given in Bloomington. T'he follewing was the PlutcPs Cream of 3?oul Socp.

Fst Chancel tor's Bdndle. Turkey. Chancellor CommaiHtor'.s Presse chicken. Sir JvnS:!it Captain's Sugar (J wad Hani. Vice ClMtneeilor's Deviled Ukttn Sulilasterof Kxchjuer's Pickled Tongue. Quail a la&'rclate. Litttitenant Ooloofiel's Turtle Soup.

liitster of Finance .;hiekeii Srilad. outtrt Guard bhrhip 8alad Mater-at-arins Clvov.' Flue Sulud. Lode Trus4et' Sliced Xomatoc. Mixei; Pickles, al a Inner Guard. Lieutenant's Chicken GibUtt. Chivi.en Salad a la John T. glexandt.

V.aivi!la Ice Greasi al a Harold. X4tfit Guide Hue Apple Slrerbet. -Xe't Guide Pueh tloat.

fr-en.-h Crain Oke. Frit: t Cake. Lady Fingers.. .EggXies. Aufetl Food. YtMA.3'um and yam yaoi.

Jivj: Coffee. Chocolate.

Oolong tea. vJersej1' Milk,

After the b;iyuet, of which 3A0 person? partook, the audience adjourned to Armory ball, which was oiwded to fctuch.au extent that it was impossible tor the Unifoxet Rank to give its exhibition drilL At eleven o'clock tJie grand march, led by G. G. GrLttin, of Xedianapoiis, and Mrs. P. M. Parks, of Martins-

I ville, began. W. T. Vo acted as

caller and prompter. 'The dance ooutiuued until .fchree -oclock, and evon then the musicof tbe baud and orchestra was a -etrotrg temptation

toontinue longer. There was a

large number of visitors present, i

among whom wee.: Mr. and Mrs.

P-Jkl. Parks, Mrs. IdaiLanders, ofj

Martinsville; Mr. and Mrs. F. h-. Worlev, of ElleUarille. These persons were entertained during their stay, at "Bird's Net", tbe beautiful

home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Worrall. 3

HL F. Wampler am4 Mary Collins, Wia. Brighton aad Mary Moberly, A. Wampler aid lillieLukenbill,

of ttosport; J. W. Siurgess, of Cin-

MrsJE Harris, black silk, black velvet, and passementerie. Mrs 15 A Rogers, dark brown camel's hair. Mrs Will Kennedy, brown silk at d passementerie. Mav Seward, cream casiimere. Maitie Orcluml, mahogany and cri'eam silk shalab. Flora lvrteger, white embroiderfed suit, natural flowers. Josie PUiman, creara. isatin, l ice overdress Mattie East, cream ratine trim

med in bronze Effie LcmouQ cream- cash me re. Creed Myers, black Henrietta. j Ida MsPnetridge, ftveen silk. Fannio Boilenbaoher, garnet j Yt in ell nsfinn! tinware t

KateJarmichael, cardinal plush. Edna Field, red cashmere. Rachel Leas, light brown cloth, tiimifted in plush. Hatttie Smith, mahogany henriett;l cloth. Oora Carmichael, garnet henrietta and silk. Nellie Smith, blae plush.

Ade Pearson, blue silk trimmed I in plite.h. Jizrie Owen, wino colored hen- j rietta cloth. j Lizzie Payne, g4woet plush. j Lou Mathers,stone gray Henrietta. cloth. " j EUa Tuley, cawik:al plush. ! Ielia Rogers, blue henretta. ; Mrs. Ben. S Rogers, white albatross, crystal beads, and moire silk. Airs. George' NoFtnana tin inav-ev loucv, bead trimming. Mrs. W H Sewcrd, black cah t

mem. Mrs. J 0 Howe, black pointed I:oe diamond wnaments. Mrs. LS Fields black silk with bead trimming. Mrs. L D Roger. black henruitta; jet trimmings. Mrs. Li Hie Boggs, wine coined C'Uoman silk.

Jifary Colling black htnrietta, et

ornaments. Mary Moberly, 'brown satin. .Lillie LuKenkill, gray cloth. Kegina Bi tner, ;reani nun's voi! ing and surah. Ehnmor.ds. Flora Lillard, lavender surah anO fiilk lace. Georgia Blanch ard, green ih:iifcross and pink sjarai:. Km m a K rue gon blue alba tzw , t-aiin embroidered front, moire trimiiaiogs. Kmma liain, cateani casbmere. Georgia Byer. (pink nun's veiuiig. bead trimming. J!Ja Cinr, whiieatin and :rape. ljutta Helton, blank lace, natural i lowers 8allle Cherry, folatk albatross, laoe (wewdress.

The county commissioners will meet in March. Two applications K: uor license will be made- one i.i A. Stockweli and one by L i to McKnicht. f

Th; M. E. Christian Advocntt

Commencing Monday, Feb. 25, and continuing during the week we will make a SPECIAL PRICE on LINEN LACL of all kinds. A specialty for each week (during March and April. These sales will be worthy your attention.

I WILL SELL 4

AT-

d is the death of a young mar or a . oung woman just at the threshold of active life. Such was the death of Miss Lulu Keith at Bloomin 'ton. She was a member of the

junior class of the State University.

We cannot see the grand harmony

of design being worked out on the

other side, i oung lives opening up i i Glory may be as necessary to thei sign as that the old, weary veteran should be called to rest. After all, the sorrow is only to those left

to mourn, and their sorrows may re

sult only in tbe greater joy and the higher good, when life' problems are solved."

NEW

WHOLESALE

R I CALL AND SEE

Bedford Mail: "Tobe Hert is a;a applicant for the position of Indian Agent at the Navajo Agency, New Mexico. The salary is $1,500 per year. Tobe did y'.man service for the grand old par'y latt campaign, and deserves . recognition .... A crowd of young men went to the junction Sunday night and ran it tramps out of the narrowgauge cabooses, where they had been living in style all winter. Every mornirg they worked tlie town for "grub," each mn taking a section and many of our citizens were foolish enough to feed them regularly.15 Air. Adams, of Morgan, has intio duced a bill in the House which jfi'ci vide that telegraph and telephone companies bhall be liable for damage in case of negligence m the delivery of messages. The Supreme Court has held that uud r the present law thecnmjifiuiesare not liable for darn-

She would be giad to hive ALL ares in case of nodiirence in the lie-

Mrs. Jennie Nichols.

SPLENDID STOCK OF

it.be Ladies call, as she is satisfied Ithat the most fastidious can be Ipleascd.

AT DNOE.

An cry serious accident occurred nithe French Lick branch of --the Monon on the I4tiv.mear Paoli. By die spreading of t-hctrack a passen

iCer.ooach, express and baggage ear !

lund afreight car frwded with lutst-

A Stylish City Trimmer Has been engaged for the Snrins

rn j

x ruue.

The following is clipped, from the Nebraska Siynnl of Jan. 17th, 189:

?er were turned oer. The care

cinnati; Howard W.arder, of Louis- j toofcifire and were npeedily con sum-

Ajmong the costtwues noticed at

the entertainment were Uie following: Mare. Maud E Showers, wblack surah satin, trimmed in iduiyet. DiamotKlornaments. Mot.,J. W. Shoemakei black larfe suit. Mra- W AI Alexander, Henrietta with siik trimmings. Diamond ornaments. Mrs. VV Warder, cjuciilannel, trimmed in moire silk. Mrs C R Worralljblack plush, natural flowers. Mrs Julia Braxton, black velvet. Mrs Mike Seward, green silk. Mrs FJE Worley, black silk, jet trimmings, natural flowere. Diamonds. Mrs P M Parkb, black silk and

with plumes fluttering in the breeze. lace, natural flowers. the digiutied Marine of the Sir! Mrs M Jfeihn, plum silk, Persian

Knights, and tl executioa of the difficult move me tt, were tbe source of the.inost tiatterisg remarks by the .spectators that thronged the side walks to witness the scenes. At an early hour Castle hall presented a lively appearance. It ihad been lately refitted and it is almost regal in its appointments. The hall was crowded by persons who desired to bear the literary exercises. The programme an given

ine mumps .ar proving conta

gious in the neighborhood of Clea?

vilte; Daizee LittefcL of 'Orleans: G. ' (MLiinAadinsr the lutribar and all the. Creek station. About thirty child-

jj , ui j-u.fi! vint:. M , ,,,, ,

ludiii Biivcu. iae.oss is quite heavy. A number of jiassengers

weie nvcre or less sererely injured. j-ast Thursday omthis account.

Jennie W. Niohols, "One Glass of Wine" is the title

:of the drama to be given by the col-

"J. R. Ammeiciiian, of West BiueWd folks of our city, Thursday township raked in ninety jnight, March 7th. The proceeds acres of com which averaged forty-are for the benefit of t he A. M. E. five bushels per acre: eighty acres church. The entertainment will be of oats which averaged thirty-five under the management of Mrs. J. F. bushels per acre; sold $:Uu worth ofjPittman, and the following will hogs; has on hands twenty head ofjtake the parts: George King, Will cattle worth .00; 1,100 growingjliass, Stephen Taylor, Zet Profit, fruit trees, a few beginning to bear; Frauk Thomas, Will Jones, John and great variety of small fruits." Dunham. Thomas Hardin, David Mr. Ammerman -was a former resi-White, Mrs. Virtie Mason, Visie dent of this eounty. j White, bettie Pierce, Carrie Miles,

iMra. Mattie Jacobs, and Lihbie

White. The admission will be in

ren are either ick or are iust orettinir

well. The school of Louis Porch,

cents for adults and 10 cents foi children.

livery of messages. -

For the Inauguration of Presidentelect Hani. son, on the 4th of March next, the Ohio fc Mississippi Hailway will sell tickets to t'r.iiIrgtonf D. C. and return, at one fure for the round trip from all stations on its line. Tickets on -sale February 2fcth March 1st, 2nd and ord, inclusive, good returning until alareh 8th, 18.9. For rates and further information call on I F. Adams, sr., Bloomington, Ind.a Agent O. fc M. Ry., or address G. Jones, Dist. Pass'r Agent, Viucennes, Ind. Thc iiuest 5c cigar in Bloomington is to be had at C. Robertson & Brother. Ask for the "Favorite a most enjoyable smoker. Don't forget our choice line of Syrups, K. O. Molasses, Kansas Sor-

gum, &c.

C. L. Alexandiok.

Last Monday while Sam Graham

iPerry township 3To. 7, dismissed.was cleaning up about the property

belonging to John Louden, on n est

Mra. Kosterman, of GrleanSjis probably fauliy injured. County Auditor Monk oil Orange county, had a rib broken aad was otherwise painfully hurt. Several other passengers were more or less severely bruised and lacerated by their tumble down Mt eoabaukmeut.

A good supper twill be given by ;Lhe ladies of thePretibyterian church this evening, in the basement of the church. Single tickets i"c; live

tickets for SI. Everybody's invUedl

and will be bountifully cared foi.

(Hh street, he found trapped up in pieces of paper, partly mutillated, a

SoO bill, a $20, a $11- and a i Sam thought lie had done a big day's work until informed bv W. E. Woodburn, of the bank, that it was all

Good Fresh Tub Oysters. Go to M. Volpert's North Side JJakery Buy Agricultural Implements o W. J. ALLEF..

Levers of a straight and pure Havana Cigar can obtain it for 5c. The "Favorite1 to be had only at C. Robert sou & Brother, on north east corner of square.

You cau always find a full line Choice Fruits, both Green & Dried. C. L. Auxaxbkk.

counterfeit, unions it. lm mm nf tho

; vr.. i .4. i, . ..i i . 7 v

iuv9UB ivuun cnapei onjQ blu which he couia not tell uert luesday night. He was;ovvini; to the condition of the bilK one of the party that.made the trip Graham will send it all to the U. S. IV irtl . 1 m fc-v -I i

v,.. Treasurv deuanment for further ex-

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the world. His talk ivill be of un-;.

usual interest.

Take your country produce to Charley .McPheeters', Greeves old stand.

Paris Uros. are now taking subsenptions for Periodicals and Magazines.

ftnmmimr.

Mrs Ida Lander, black jsuraii ssdn ' lhe' 1iad Um1 an Jvahle afternoon.

aad velvet.

Mrs Kph Hughes black henrieid loth. Mrs Will E Adkins, black silk vith bead trimming. Mrs J M Smith, black henrietta aid red silk. Mrs Chas Robinson, old rose si); and velvet. Urs W T lilair, cardinal henrietta cJoti and velvet Ms John Waldron, black silk. M Will Turner, black brocaded t?ilk y.yet, sijk jasejolerie.

The tung exercises .cf P. H. mith scjiool, announced ;in a previous tiumfcar of the TcnioNK, were a complete succesK, ad listened to by a (osowded housr wotwithtin nvlin lk Kn1 . .t K . Tj ....

t-a iier. .vcei- 0h lo the conatiion of thtJ lent miiKic fiirmsliAd Lv th i 3

Smit h flinn ti i nir hsmH ,jm,I t -" vam-i iiiaii oirtlliuiu ... .n.D i: rm ' pi. v.ik . . o Tr. it

. -. t . m. . . Ihum etna liic i ncnn iu uiu iimkh i hhiiii 17. 1 i lit: 1..U11111K . : n aii i 111 1 1 1

"Dudley K.nA of Hope." Kvery j U-eu 'Making across .the tfeUKmopni lhe you lolks takea lun)j j now nu.mnj; and filling all orders. docIv left in mod snirits. sa7in.r i rather than to ridiv Th litnm.n1 , . . . 7 IT imm Ki r v-

is lunulas. . . M1 a t - Hour. us anniversary will show. A'

animation.

rhe last two issues of the Tkj-k- I

-jvncNK have been devoted more or!

-The "Favorite" Cigar is a long ana iiller free from all artificial flavoring or coloring. Ask C. Robertson fe Urother for it.

Greencastle Titers: "J. N. Alexander and wife, of BiLoomigton, visited at J. F. Fee's the Jitter" part of the !ist week. . . .Crawfordsville has dug several holes in the ground and ;is still digging, while Jilooming:on has just organized a company with a capital of 6 100,000 to find gas or the reason why. It is the disposition to do that counts." Don't foriret the Thursday Kid Glove Sale, at the dry good store ,oJf Witt 'JVmejr, w&t ihfc.

CollLus tfe Karsell are placing additional -machinery in their'irlourih' mill, at a cost of 400.

aetrg paper, you know. Now is the :

time to jubxeribe !

The new Roller Process Fkrur takes like a oharm. Ask for it of our grocervman.

One day last week Mike Volpert

Willlloway, a brother o( Mrs. received two car load, of ice from : odVatTl Jame, JvieJJ, . .n the city on aLafayette, and T. E. Lawn of the ! Grocery.

NationaKone. The cost per car was -Lidies ian get nice Kid Gloves'-"'!). It is much cheaper to ship ice for a few mt8 jiwt, as good asin winter, as the losi is very lilit. they have Utwan paying dollars for, at Turner's west side closing out Dont miss the bargain's at Will sale, each wreej Go this week and Turner's. These goods tthtst go get a :'u A siaughtor in prices

Every body likes Kirby's Bread ami Cakes. No better bakery in town

A nice,freah stock of staple aad fancy groceries, at Charley McPhe ters the old Greeves corner.

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