The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

The street working still continues
The few farmers who can spare the
| time 10 come 10 town, hurry back a. fast
a. they can with a jug full OF ----, for
YOU know they are In the midst OF the
wheat harvest.
Mr.. q. r. Moog. who has had charge
lof The Lutheran school al this place Tor
the past two wears, lett tor hts home M
Ncwburgh on Tuesday morning. Mr.
Moog, during his stay here. l.as not onl,
succeeded IN greatly advancing The ~
ltcrests OF the school entrusted 10 his
care, but has gathered INTO himself a
large circle Of friends, many OF whom
accompanied him 90 the depot 10 bid him
farewell. We think there j. sufficient
ATTRACTION here 10 bring Mr. NJ. back
before many months roll by.
Mr.. Will West. ~ Boonvillc, passed
through town on Sunday last.
The teachers for our public schools,
have been selected by the Trustees as
follows: &. l.. Clark, Principal; Fred.
B. katterhcnrv, Intermediate; Mrs. J.
r. Bnskner. Primary, aud q. NJ. Hall
wachs, German Department.
The circus came aud went. and was
financially failure. We learn that at
Dale they did not take IN enough 10 pay
Tor their dinners. The show was not by
any means firsl-cla<s.
DR.. Williams reports few cases Of
scarlet fever southwest OF town.
J. H. Niemoeler. the clever landlord
Of ihe -. Clair. has placed large bell
on top cf his house. and we presume il
i 10 wake Bob Wolf for hi, breakfast.
Patoka j. quite favori,e bathing re-
sort now, and Il must be healthy, for
two Of our NJ. DIS were there on Mon
day evening.
Gibson county for a few days. looking
fpr a lots.ion for the practice Of mcdi-
cine.
How about Prof Swceney's Normal.
which the Times said started last week
VIII the Times please report the en-
rolImcnfy
All our lawyers and quite number
Of our citizens are IN Jasper attending
court thi- week.
Mr.. Overlook l. erecting commcdi-
Gus frame dwelling on Fourth street,
between Ieiger and Walnut.
Travelling mis-ioners for wholesale
houses IRE scarce this week.
Mr.. William Kemp has flonrishing
ice cream trade.
The school In progress under the care
~ Prof~- Tlarke and Cooper i incicas-
ing every week. aud tile number now
attending exceeds fifty.
Mr. John Jones. who has bcen visiting
here for tie past few weeks, returned
home on Wednesday. Iiis father, Rev.
+. Innes. who with his family intended
visiting their hosts Of friends and rela-
tions In his section, have abandoned the
idea for this season.
a pet iiion was circulated through
ratoka township this week 10 be pre-
scnfed % the Commissioners, praying
for an ELI ction for the purpose OF voting
4 two per cent. Tux for the Air Line X.
X. Petitions were also gotten up in
jackson and jefferson townships Tor
the same purpose.
:. 4. J. att, Jr. of Cannelton. deputy
revenue collector. was in town during
the week. Interviewing the Saloon
keepers and tobacco dealers.
The editor Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
hurgh-JasIsr Times was III town lar
saturday. Also Mr.. Wolf. cdiior-in-
chief Of the Rockport Banner paid us .
visit.
Huntinrburgh Is making extensive
preparations for celebrating the gorge
Gus Fourth The Huntingbnrgh Cornet
band In nnection with the Lutheran
church. will give a picnic At Gcrckcn's
grove. The Evangelical Sundav-school
will also give picnic M Miessners
grove. The VI. f. church will have one
At Center church, and there are pros
poets for still another. Who can beat
itg
Mr.. Aaron Flat received his voucher
for his pension arrears this week, and
will secarc his money next week. We
believe he j. The first in the county 10
receive his voucher.