Bloomington Telephone, Volume 14, Number 33, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 October 1889 — Page 4

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Indiana University. fReported Especially for the Telephone. Eliot is a Beta, Creed Myers, ?S9, is teaching in the Gosport schools. Why do not the Freshmen organize a law school? Bnsby was at Greencastle Saturday visiting friends. Teter and Hines have cast their lot with t ie Phi Kaps. P. B. Monica!, through Junior with '90, is teaching this year. Heylman was visiting his parents over Saturday and Sunday.

Chaa. Drybread returned Thursday nd will graduate .with his class. Prof. Gunn returned yesterday morning and took charge of his classes. Willard Robertson, 'SO, h reading law w th Carson & Thompson, Indianapolis. C. N. Peak, ?S6, is fc?upt. of the North Vernon schools,this being his third vear there. Eph. Inman arrived Saturday and has again added his name to the University roll. G. Leslie Swiggett, '88, has entered Johns Hopkins University to take a course in philosophy. iliss Francis Otto, through Sophomore with '91, is one of the teachers ir the Wabash city schools. Titus Kinzie, through Sophomore with '90,is teaching at Hagerstown, this being his second year there. The annual convention of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity will meet in this city Oct, 29tb? 30th and 3 1st. The National House and AdamsBrowning combination crossed bats Saturday. The National won second honors. The gme of ball between the Smith and Woolley clubs Friday, resulted in a victory for the former. The score stood 13 to 8. Miss Myrtle Parks, one of Martinsville's cultured young ladies, attended the Kirkwood reception, and remained till Monday the guest of Miss Knox. Miss Dora Lemon, '89, has accepted a position as instructor of French and English in the female college atTerre Haute. Her college friends congratulate her. The effort being made by the literary soc ieties to organize an oratorical association is a move in the right direction, and is to be commended. We must be represented next year ia the State Oratorical. The kcture Sunday afternoon was deliveied by Rev. J. M. Foster, of Cincinnati. He had a good audience aad his address was scholarly and sloqunt. The Iteture next Sunday will be given by Prof. Swain. Through the kindness of Prof. Nay lor we have been permitted to read a mos: interesting letter from Fred. Moss, dated at lthica, N. Y. He enters Cornell this fall and will complete his course in physics in one year, receiving the degree of 1L&

The new Sigma Chi Fraternity I

buildmg,at Hanover,has been begun, and will be completed as early as the work can be done. It is said to be, with tha exception of the buildings at Ann Arbor, the first erected by a college fraternity west of the Aileghenies The Greencastle Banner says that the enrollment atDePauw up to date is about 750 including all the .departments of the University. This is considerable in advance of the enrollment at the beginning of last vear, and insures an increase for the year of at least two hundred students. The students met in mass convention Friday afternoon in Maxwell Hall to complete all arrangements regarding the election of the chief editors of the Student. The whole matter is to be left to a committee of eleven one from each faction in college and one to be selected from the faculty. With the concurrence of eight of this committee, the editors may be elected.but no two from the same faction

may serve as editors at the same

time. Also each element must be represented at least once in five years.

The reception of Dr. Daniel Kirkwood and wife by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, at the residence

of Hon. I- W. Miers Friday night,

was an exceedingly plesant social

event About 80 invitations were issued in the city, and but few re

grets were received. The company

included Ue members 01 toe lacuuy with ladies, a number of citizens,

Hats, Caps, Gloves, Trunks and Valises, &o. We show the LARGEST STOCK, the BEST MADE Clothing and name the Lowest Prices of any other house in this city. Every G-arment we sell is G-uaranteed or Money Cheerfully refunded. We can fit you ih a cheap Suit or Overcoat, Serviceable ijoods at from $2.50 to $10 or the finest Tailor Made Suit or Overcoat as high as $25.00. See our Fine Double Breasted Prince Albert Imported Suitings at $16.00.

THE EAGLE J. W. fHimmoais & C

and the young men of the Beta fra-by "hocus-pocus or other, that

ternity with their company. The Bloomington and Monroe county

rocmy parlors of the residence had

been decorated and all arrangements were complete. As the guests arrived they were received by a committee of Betas, who formally intorduced them to Dr. Kirkwood and wife and Judge Miers and wife. By 9 o'clock the parlors presented a gay

appearence and it certainly was a

have one cause in common, and

home in one part of the county is home in another,3ud moiv especially is this true in this case, as contributions were solicited in every tovnBhip 111 the county for this reunion, which were given cheerfully and liberally with the understanding

that it was a county air.ur, and u 0

pleasing spectacle to Dr. and Mrs. gotten up for the especial benefit of

Kirkwood, who all the time were

the center of attention. At 9:30 refreshments were announced, and the company "seated in the different rooms were served upon lap boards. Half an hour later E. C. Madison called for order, announcing that Beta Theta Pi on this occasion desired expressions from a few of those present, and on behalf of the Presbyterian church, of which Dr. Kirkwood is a faithful member, asked Eev. V. R. Minton to respond, Prof. R. G. Boone spoke for "The Faculty," "The Oiiitons" Rev. S.

It. Lyons, "Beta Theta Pi," Hon.

Bloomiugton, the Saturday Courier

or the Mechauics Band either. PUOTECTIONIST. Harrodsbure, Oct. 5.

ELLETTjSVILLE. Albert Stimson, of Bloomfield visited friends at this place over Sunday.. Mrs. Sue Kirby, of Bloomington, has been visit iug the family of Airs. Gilmore. .Miss Lcota Cornwell visited friends at Bloomiugton last 'Week. , Miss Kmm Kosicubader has returned homo from Indiana

polis where she has been visaing for

several weeks. . . . Considerable dam-

R. W. Miers; CA student of Dr. aqe has been done to corn in the

Kirkwood," Prof. W. J. Bryan. Mr. fields this season by rats. .James T. Madison closed for the Pi chapterjliobertson will remove his stock to in a few appropriate remarksthe rooms of W. C. Draper, lately in which he stated that Dr. Kirk-Joccupied by McHenry Bros..V. K. wood had been an enthusiastic BetajKing and wife are visiting friends Theta Pi for 3'L years, and had everjat Louisville this week. The little been a true standard tor the ycungjgirl of Frank Mcore is with thorn, men of the chapter. On behalf of Last week.James Cowden in attemptthe 22 members of the chapter hn ing ;o get on his horse got his foot bid a formal farewell. It was a 1 ate. caught in the stirrup and was dragghour before the company said good oil a considerable distance receiving night to the honored guests and tins jsevere injuries. . . .Mrs. Mills visiLed host and hostess. After the eom-friends at Jiloomimrton over Sum lav. pany departed, the your-g folks re-jMrs. Essie .May has beon quite ill paired to the Beta hall, where much for several days. . .Henry Gable has of the night was spent dancing twlmoved to the farm of Frank Moore, the music of the Italian orchestra,' Dr. Geo. Munfon, of Stanford, was that also added much to the pieaure!in town last Thursday smiling on atthe scone of the reception, h,is frierds. . Last week Uncle Jim. Saturday morning th ? Beta., re- Franklin was ill for several days, ceived the following from Dr. Kirk- There has been a large amount of wood: "I caunot take final leave, of malarial fever in this locality the Bloomington without expressing past few weeks. .Last Monday the the great obligations of Mrs. Kirk-friends of Mrs. G. Fletcher gave her wood and myself for ycurkind andja birthday surprise dinner. A large thoughtful consideration. The ele-number were in attendance, and the gant reception given by vou lastidinner was as good as the best. Mrs.

evening at the home of Judge and Fletcher was the recipient of se veral Mrs. Miers was exceeding gratifying, presents. . . .Two of Meridth Adams

We were pleased to have the oppor-

tunity of becoming acquainted withSharps for a few days. Meridy has

new members of the fraternity, en

joying your kind hospitility, and

finally of bidding you a hearty

goodbye. With best wishes for the

prosperity of the chapter and for your success and happiness in

dividually.'

children have been visiting at Frank

PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.

To the Editor of the Telephone:

I see that the Cour'er devotes a good deal of space in last week's issue of that exponent of Democracy

for Mouroe county to the argument

that borne instiutions should be pi o-

tected,and should have preference to those from abroad. This is highly gratifying indeed, and wo are truly

glad to see it coming from one iso able and influential. It shows that Democracy in Monroe county is progressing.and that there are strong grounds to hope that thev will yet come out on that broad Republican principle of Protection to home industries, which is the only true American idea. As will have been noticed the Courier brings out this thought in the itm claiming that the Mechanics Band, of Bloomington, should have been employed in preference to the Harrodsburg Band to furnish music for the soldiers' reunion. I will only add in this connection that when brought to a practical test, "it was ever thug." I have only one criticism to offer in

regard to this particular case, and

moved his family from Tennessee to

Gosport. .Born to Otis Fletcher, on

Monday, a bov. Another addition to the ranks of the Republicans BLANCHE Trade rs looming up in this place; highest prices are paid for butter and poultry at Moore's. . . .School began in this place ot the 23rd, with 39 pupils. During the first week it was increased 12 32-39 per cent. Parker Carpenter, of Stanford, passed through this vicinity last Monday on his way to the Vernal school. He has been assistant teacher for a short time. .John Stipp, of Clear Creek, was in this neighborhood recently buying stoclc.T. Burks, who hasbsen sick with typhoid fever for the last

two months, is improving slowly. . . Mr. Howard Moore and wife have been visiting relatives near Ellettsville. .Adams Leniz and Willie Reed went to Kirksville last week to buy stave timber, but were unsuccessful.

toe Courier is just a little narrow,

as the idea has gained a prevalence

X. Y. Z." which means the best 5 eent cigar in Bloomington. Always call for it when you want a good smoke.

Prof. Lust will give several piano selections at the fair this week.

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Use West & Buckingham's Tolu Pine Cough Cure, for Consumption, Coughs, Colds and all Throat troubles. Price, 25c, and 50c. Trial size, 10c. As a Hog and Poultry remedy3the Superior Condition Powder has no equal in this market. The best Corn Cure in the market is the W. & l?s Sure Corn Cure. Price, 10c. For sale by druggists generally. Sleepless night, made miserable by that terrible cough. W. & B's. Tolu Pine Cough Cure is the remedy for you. Price, 25c. and oOu. Buckingham's Worm Syrup is the most pleasant, and harmless Worm Syrup on the market. Price, 2oc. Don't let the Babies suffer when Buckingham's Soothing Syrup will relieve. For sale by Fakis Bkom 5-30. Bloomington, Ind.

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BUILDING ASSOCIATION NOTICE. The books of the Woikingmen's Building, Loan-Fund and Savings Association will be opened at the

regular meeting of Saturday night, Sept. 28th, 1880, for subscription of

that is in snaking of home, I think Htoek 10 Series No. 10, first payment ' . I t 1 J. A. 1. 1 iit. 1 nnn

on stock to be made Oct. 12th, 1889.

Frank K. Woolley, Secy.

By value of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court 111 a case wherein the Working-mens Building, LoanFund and Savings Association is plaintiff, and James Spaulding, Jennie Spaulding, Samuel Tncker and Enoch Fuller are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of Six Hundred and Sixty-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents (00:1. 00.), with interest on t;aid decree and costs, I will expose at Public Sale, to the

highest bidder, on SATURDAY, XOW 2nd, A. J., 1SSU. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the door of ihc Court House in Bloomington, Monroe County, State of Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described Real Estate, situated in Monroe County, Indiana, to-wit: Lot No. seven (7) in MeCullough's addition to the town, now city, of Bloomington, in said county and said State, except six ((5) feet in width along the entire length of said lot Number seven, heretofore sold to the trustees of thelletonned Presbvttrian Church. Said addition being a sub-division of a pa r t of S e in i n a ry lot s e v e n t ythree (7I), or so much thereof as may he necessary to pay and satisfy said judgement, interest and costs. All the above described p v op e r ! y is sit u a t c d in Men r 0 e r-ouivy, State of Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and ccsts, I will at the same time and place expose at public sale the feesimple of said real estate, or so much thereof a may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. Thomas J. Fark, Oct. 4, 1889. Sheriff of M. C. NOTICE OK PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. Probate Cause No. William J. Lowe Exe- ')

cutor ot the will of Simeon Pedigo, deceived, vs.

Mary Pedigo, Claronce Pedigo, Mamie Pedigo, Ross Pedigo,

Minerva An d evso n, Geonre Stipp,

Mary Stipp, J

To Mary Pedigo, Clarence Pedigo, Mamie Pedigo and Ros Pedigo, John M. Anderson, Minerva Anderson, George Stipp, Mary Stipp. You are severely hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as Executor of the will aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of M mi roe County, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and deevpp of said Court, authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate be

longing 10 tile estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate; and that said petition, so tiled iind pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court, at the Court House in Bloomington. Indiana, on the 17th judicial day of the November Term, 18S0, of" said Court, the same being the 22nd day of November 1889. , x Witness, The Clerk and seal, y seal of said Court, ' ' this 5ih day of October, 1880. Enoch Fullkk, Clerk. Monroe County. Miers Corr, Atty's for Plaintiff.

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