Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-21
LOCAL BITS.

Farmers are almost through plant
ing corn.
We will have base ball associa-
tion here this season.
John L. Evans, Esq, went TO Des
Moines, Iowa, Sunday.
Circuit Court will meet next Mon
day for regular May term.
Miss Matte Osborn, of Clinton,
Mo-, is visiting friends in the city.
f. A. Packer, Esq, of Wheeling,
came up to visit the city, last Friday.
Mr. P. F. Romciscr, of Moorcsvillc,
paid us n pleasant call, last Thursday.
Mrs. S. McWilliams, of Kansas
City, is visiting old friends in the city
DR.. w. w. Edgerton, of Wheeling,
was seen on our streets, last Saturday
Mr.. A. II. Onderdonk took busi-
ness trip up the Wabash road, last Fri
day.
Born, to the wife of Elan Israel,
residing 81 miles southeast of town, u
boy.
Major }. c. Griffin, of Trenton,
died at Eureka Springs, Ark, last
week.
Mrs. j. w. Wannamaker and chill
drcn, of Trenton, are visiting relatives
in this city.
Mr.. James Campbell and wife, of
Bcrgin, Ky, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. S. England
DIR. Greene spends the last ten days
Of every month at his Chillicothc den
tal Office. Stf
Frank Picrson left, Monday, fol
his cattle rancho in Colorado. He was
accompanied by Jim Mason.
Mrs. p. j. Dixon, with two of her
children, left for Harlan, Iowa, last
Thursday, on visit to relatives.
Miss Helen &. Coninc, of Lafay'
ette, Ind, arrived here, yesterday, and
is stopping at Mr.. C. II. Nason's.
Rev. j. C, Armstrong pastor of Tho
Presbyterian Church in this city
preached ut Wheeling, last Sunday.
- Miss Kate Dunn, who had beer
visiting relatives in this city, left, Fri
day night, for her home in St. Louis.
-Messrs. Fulkerson e Cleveland
have quit business. They sold the re.
maindcr of their stock to Isaac Hirsh
Mrs. Isabella Dixon, of Kingston
came over on n short visit, Monda,
night. She returned home, yesterda,
morning.
MIR. Chas. Saall and Miss Anni
Dctrick will be married at the Catho
lie Church in this city, next Tucsda.
morning.
We learn that Mrs. Kimball ha
rented the Browning House and that
will be fixed up and furnished in splcu
did style.
We understand that lot of tn
young people of Stanberry will com
here, next Wednesday, on picnic eN
cursion.
Ed. II. Lingo, Esq, of Dcnisor
Texas, arrived here, Monday, on a Wis
to his brothcrs-in-law, w. V. an
Frank Platter.
David Williams and wife, of Blu
Mound township, returned, yesterday
from u long visit to their old home
South Wales.
james w. Wallace, Esq, arrive
here Monday, from the Indian Terr
tory, on visit to relatives. He h,
cattle in Oklahoma.
[zGeorge Mlbank, Jr. has apple
l<for license to practice law, and will
examined ut the coming term of cour
He will pull through all right.
Marshal Meek placed two hogs al
three or four cows in the pound, Mo-
day. The ordinance is still in eile
and of course must be enforced.
Miss Viola Gray,of Rich Hill tow
ship, left for Topeka, Kansas, last wei
where she expects to make her hon
with her aunt, Miss Lou Ellsberry.
w. Y. Slack, Esq, has been a
pointed postal clerk on the Waba
railroad. His run is from Brunswi
to Council Bluffs. He made his fiji
trip last Thursday.
i have small lot of well select
piece goods. still keep samples repl
senting $4,000 to select from. | "
give satisfaction. Call on me.
7. C. HOGAN,
6tf Tailor,
One of the first cows placed in
pound by the new Marshal, was l
Dorsey's. Doctor forked over his d
lar, as that was the only way he COZ
got her back.