The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-05-15

lIuntingbuPg Hnmmings.
Welcome, normalites!
White vests are coming TO the front.
The town was iull OF strangers Sunday.
Ascension day is generally observed
here to-day.
The quarterly meeting held at tho
German M. II. church last Sunday, was
largely attended.
Our Marshal has been doing some cx-
cellent work upon the streets this week
with the Boss Road Grader and Lew
eler." This machine does its work well.
Mr.. C. Kornrumpf has placed new
fire and hurglar-proof safe In his store
room. His constantly increasing busl-
ness required larger one.
The Dubois County Normal School,
under the management Of Supt. A. M.
Sweeney aud Prof. G. +. Clarke, COM
menced Monday morning with . good
number in attendance.
The following are the newly elected
officers OF the Uuntingburg Bank:
Rothert, President; DAN. Reutepohler,
cashier: DIR. w. X. McMahan. w. +.
\ Katterhenry and Jonas kiliian, directors.
special meeting Of the town board,
Thursday night, MAY 9TH, the newly
! elected members took the oath Of office.
The bonds Of the Marshal and Treasurer
: were approved. Chas. vceck appointed
! Louis Klostermann bis deputy.
The grand picnic for the benefit Of tbs
Paramount cemetery will take place on
. Pentecost Monday, May 25th, at Gerkin's
grove, q short distance south Of town
Short addresses will be delivered BY Q
y number of good speakers; the several
: church choirs will furnish vocal music
q and the celebrated Huntingburg Corne
: band, in their handsome uniforms, will
Q be present to enliven the occasion will
y their fine instrumental music. Reduced
y railroad fare has been secured. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Al The commencement exercises at on
Dfl High school last Thursday night, Ma.
Is 18th, was grand affair throughout. A
r. was expected the house was filled 70 1t
<. utmost, and great many we're turne'
a away because there was no more room
re The program, consisting Of recitation'
re- ldeclamations, ETC., interpreted wit
,e vocal and instrumental music, was cal
"a ried out to the enjoyment Of all present
oil The essays read by the graduating clas'
N composed Of the following pupils
4 Misses Ada McMahan and Anna katteI
henry. and Messrs. Leo Fisher and OFT
Winkenhoever, were well received.
OF making the presentation speech Prof. A
lie NJ. Sweeney gave the graduates som
n good advice. regret that space forbie
a. me from writing more full report
ly,Ithe exercises. Great credit is due Pro
tn 10. E. Clarke, principal, of our school
mt for the high position our schools take
al the county as well as throughout soutl
let ern Indiana. The Cornet band with the
'ts. splendid music. added much to the i
8 q terest Of the occasion.
DC PROGRAMME OF THE DUBOIS CO. sUSDi
TIC SCHOOL CONVENTION, TO BE HELD AT
HUNTINGBuRG, IND, NAY OATH,
al 1886.
- 900 A. NJ. Union Sunday School
"a Evangelical Church.
~, 10 80 "A. n. Address by w. II. Leve
80 ling, President Of the State Sundl
for School Union.
III Alternate, Rev. II. Schleuchcr.
a. a. 2 80 p. M. Children's Meeting.
aIe Devotional Exercises, by Rev. 5.
r. Anderson.
~ Short Addresses by the following p'
= = sons: G. Koch, Jr.. Rev. l.. Jones, w
: Rothert. Jr., G. Doane, n. III. IgelmaI
VIM. Whitset, w. H. lowering
lowl 7:30 r. NJ. Devotional Exercises,
To-. REV. n. Schleucher.
eek Address, by w. II. lowering.
offs Alternate, Rev. s. +. Anderson.
nus Address, j. w. Jones.
4. Services In the Morning al the ~
tor gelical Church. Afternoon and MI
Iuch services at the N. +. Church.
ime There will be Q collection IN 2
em- church to defray the expenses Of the 9
rail- vention. KrT KAI
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