Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14
LOCAL BITS.

MIR. r. NJ. Cochran, of Bedford, is
dangerously i'll.
Mr.. G. +. Davis, Bedford's lawyer,
is in the city to-day.
Born TO the wife of Edward +.
Mansfield, May Sth, boy.
-Barrctt's circus and mcnagcric will
exhibit at Lacledo tomorrow.
Dir. A. II. Chall'cc,o of Breckenridge,
was here, Tuesday, ON business.
bedford item: Born to the wife of
Mr.. j. II. Baugh, May 2nd, boy.
-Dick johnson left for Scdaia, Mon
day, for u short visit to his brother
Ad.
Mr.. John j. Smith has sold the La
clcdc, (Mo) LacOHic to Mr. IL. Il.
Barnes.
DR., Greene spends the last ten days
Of every month at his Chillicothe dem
tai Office. Stf
Mr.. Henry b. Saylor, Of Jackson
township, made us a pleasant call, last
Friday.
Miss Katie Dunn, of st. Louis, is
here visiting her relatives and many
friends.
The Hale City Times is now the
same size and shape Of the Chilicothe
wccklics.
Last Friday Mr.. John Atwell sold
his residence property to Pat. Kirby,
Esq, for $1,000.
Mr.. L. NJ. Anderson, of South Of
Moorcsvillc, honorcd the CRISIS sane
tum with u call Monday.
Dr. w. W. Thornton and wife re-
turned, yesterday, from weeks visit
TO friends in st. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. p. Bucl and children left
for Chicago, last night. Mr.. Bucl has
just removed from st. Louis to Chica
go.
Mr. w. o. Graham, OF Farmers
vile, was in the city, Saturday. We
acknowledge very pleasant call from
him.
We predict that theme Mayor and
council will give the city an economic
al yet liberal and cnterprising admin
islration.
Miss Mary d. Allen of st. Louis,
arrived here last Saturday, and will
spend the summer with her brother Mr..
i, d. Allen.
C. j. Fore ESD, Of Cameron, was
here, Sunday, the guest of his daughter
Mrs Il. d, Wallace. Monday he went
over TO Evcrsonyille.
The G. A. II. Post Of this city, has
invited, through Capt. w, II. Mansur,
the cN-Consederates to participate in
the observance of Decoration Day.
- Drs. j. X. and j. l.. Clark, of Far
mersylle We're here, Monday, ON their
way to st. Joseph to attend the meet
ing of the State Medical Association
Mr.. Jacob Aub, father of Mrs.Dan-
icl Wallbrunn of this city, died 1T his
home, in Philadelphia, last Friday.
Mrs. Wallbrunn was with him ut his
death.
w. C. Wate, Esq, took his fine
team to Kansas City, by rail, last week,
and sold them for good round sum-
800 more, he says, than he could get
here.
i have small lot of we'll selected
piece goods. still keep samples repre-
senting $40, 900 to select from. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. C. HOGAN,
6tf Tailor.
Rev. NJ. d. Patton and family left
last Friday for Usage, Kansas, where
Mr.. Patton has been preaching fol-
some time. They will make that place
their future home.
Our young friend, Mr.. Lawrence
Martin, of Rich Hill township, is nat
ural orator, and Greenbackers will bt
pleased TO know that his soul is enlist
cd in their cause.
Mr.. Charles Holmes and daughter,
Miss Clara, departed for Minnesota,
Y Tuesday, Mr.. Holmes expects to take
n brick contract there. His daughter
will spend the summer with friends n
Superior.
The City Council at its meeting oil
May 9th, decided not to build an en-
gine house at present, and accepted
proposition of Young 4 Irwin to fur
nish room to store the same and t
take care of same for $3.50 per year.
-Chas. L. Hasbrook, Esq, of th'
Kansas City Times, was on Tuesda.
appointed TO the position of Revenue
Collector for the Kansas City District
Mr.. Hasbrook was once o resident o
tliis city