The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-11

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7 The holidays have come and gone and
our town people have resumed busis~ss
Old Santa who has been housed q Doe
Coivin's has sold out, and gone inlo
winter quarters.
\ The Stewart Bros have about COO head
81 hogs IN ineir. pens. waiting . good
time 10 ship. Albert knows when Il
IL.
I A saw mill has been prepared for or
Grafton near Billy Rennsfs brick " ard.
one mile north OF io~n by Eckstine ana
Dupes. who will soon be prepared q.
saw All kinds OF material in their line OF
business.
Our second quarterly meeting viii Be
held Al this place. next S4iurdar. and
Sabbath, Rev. Brhsrrrll will a~>i.i ous
pastor Rev lloupi ia conducting III
services. The Presiding Elder, viii also
be in attendance
The friends OF Mr.. Andrew Anderson
who lett this county about year ago.
will be surprised 10 learn thar he hss
married The widow of the late Dr Dan
ner, daughter OF the late Mordecia Non
klns Of This county Andy has been IL
Colorado for some months. aud has SET
lied there with his vile ~ THAI place.
Nr. Alex Dillon aud his fair bride
hsve come 70 The wise conclusion 10 <ef-
ne ia our town. aud remain with fho~e
who have closer ties OF friendship Tor
their sxpec'.ni hearls Than can be found
among strangers % goins elsewhere
We congratulate Ms. Dillon in ,ecnr-
ing - good ani kind husband a. Ne
think Alex will prove a. be. and ~iihnngb
some other >piry widorers are len win
OUT any Hope" we are confident ihsfl
the genisi Alex will slNays fad con-
hiing and hopeful" help mate In tie
Fer>on ~ his partner - future years.
Mr. Thomas Anderson, who has lived
miles -vuih-we>f OF this place. Tor
number Of years. died on the 81 inst. .:
Dneumonia. Mr. Anderson Was =
highly respected citizen. - well A. -
'nne-t christian man aud loved ~ a.
who knew him. He leaves one SON.
who Is old enough 70 care for the b.
eaved vile and mother, who mourn Li-
departure
Mr.. ;. X. Henry who lives one mile
outh Of town was made the recipient
4 = surprise sdinner. by his e-f;mshl.l
wife on last. sabbath il being his SIN
birthday. The dinner was prepared and
uesis invited. in such . quiet msnner.
hat be did not even smell rat ana
sd not even remembered that Il We d
is birthday. but II her request. attended q
be regular Sunday services in soUn
'i'hout her Company, and according 10 {
rev'ous arrangements; staying 10 dine
an friend he was sent for in post
as'e. and upon his return home found
ANY Of HE friends in readiness. 10 helm
laAe away with lot OF good estabie< :
- were waiting on The well spread
'ol' he seeming, 70 eujoy the Joke quite
! wr.i A. his friends.
Uncle Bob. a. he j. kn0wn hr HE &C.
uaintaDces was born in 1852. and en-. =
red into the printing business when \,
MY fourteen years cd. EMPLOYED n
imposition on the weil known Courier
Durnal stan. but then called -Looi.yi,l4
oufies. In 1854 he wss a-.ocixied =
18th M. G. D.sne. Editor and pronrje- !.
y Of the Jasper Courier a. compo<; =
= IN the above named paper. until : !.
W. lie was then empioyed in the :
Duisville Journal Office. and remained .
aiilI 1861. when be was compelled fo3
iii the editorial sAncium. on account
failing health ana follow the more
'althy pursuits Of granger. He vac
arried in 1852 10 Miss Sarah NJ Harry q
Al, daughter OF the late Colonel Charles =
srfyman OF the Indian war Of 1874. ai
Ind. Mr.. Henry l. I man
uHquestn nsble principles. : strong
Or - the Methodist Church snd
~ democrat lie and his e-fimabl.
ife ave Travelled d ,wn the stream "a :
me baud 10 land. for &c ,ears and il q
ped bs many hat hey may enjo, 4
any such dear associations q the sixth u
Jan. 1ss3.