The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

LIBERTY Hon. Seth l.. Nilik will deliver
| the Memorial address here May Both. Eureka
! band is expected to be in Attendance. Rev Mr.
| Berry will preach memorial sermon sunday
May 24th, and all the comrades of f. ii Brad.frpct
| Post are expected to attend in body. Comrades
viii meet IT the Post Hall at 10 O'Clock a. M sharr
ami march from there to the church. 1t is hoped
| that every member of the Post will be in line and
| all eN-sOldlers invited to fan in Mr.. and
| Mrs Geo. A. Palmer LEFT town Monday for How
| art, X l., where Mr.. Palmer has secured posi-
| ton at the state Prison.. Alexander Bcnner, OF
| W est Liberty, had a paraytic shock last week,
which Affected his entire left side This is the
! ond time be has been so afflicted having had a
| slight shock about three years ago Isaac Rev
nolts has moved from the CarEill mouse into the
! Briggs Turner house 1t is Iumored that he has
bought It, but we do not know that such is the
| The rain fell in torrents and the thunder
! rolitd deep here Saturday which rciOiccd the
hearts of the farmers in this vicinity the earth
was getting somewhat thirsty. Grass with Is is
| looking exceedingly well.... Mrs Ce1inda Chap
man. NluoW OF the late Rufus Chapman, dle:i at
her home IL this village, May 18th, aged - years.
....A. y. Mathews is making quite extensive
changes in the interior arrangements of his store
'-..W H. Hunt is making additions to his house.
;.''John Aver is moving his goods into the san
Dorm mousse recently bought by him
APPLETON Farmers are about done sowing
and planting in this vicinity for this season j..
Frank Sleeper of East Belmont, visited his par
ehts, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo sleeper, last week ..
a Mr. Carleton, Of Rockport, stopped at Jedediah
simmons last week, leaving his horse standing in
thf road while he went into the barn g look at a
l'fNN " 'tN'b' rue MORSE went iHlp lllt Nall 10
get a drink, overurning the road cart to which he
was harnessec, and beginning to run he broke his
reg ana rel They were obliged 70 MI him The
morse was very good one. Henry Cummings
lost a good 4-yearold this spring His best
mule got his Jew broken by kick from horse
ana few days ago he lost hog year old, its
death being caused by eatns rotten apples
quite large number Of fruit trees are set in this
vicinity TINS spring Frank Wellman ana Wife,
OF arren visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Wellman' recently. The Ladies Relief Corps
gave an antiquarian supper at Grange Hall last
fflaay evening. 1t was good time ana well at
tended Hon Samuel sumner died in Rpon,
WIS, May md of heart disease, aged about 70
years; Mr.. Sumner born in Appleton and
traded here number of years, moving to Ripon
Wheh tnere were but very few buildings in the
pace When i became city ne was elected the
iise mayor Mr.. sumner was an uncle Of Charles
T. ana W m Ii. sumner, well known in this vicin-
lty He left wife and one daughter, also two
s,s'ers, mrs A. A. Remission Of this town, and
MIS 'eil j. FISH, who resides in one OF the west
ern States WIN Harwood is attending school at
assume ana Winnie Pease at BuckSport. VIII
lafd sherman has the frame of his large barn up
anu covered ln..., Several yokes of oxen have
changed hands within few days. oxen and beef
c''Vt-e ne Wy scarce about here now.