The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-02
PERSONAL.

ington, visited in Jasper this week. II
Judge Ely and his son came up
from Petersburg on Sunday night. h
Mr.. Lawrence Jerger went to I
Arkansas last week, to take con-
troll of his farm there. .
Miss Ida Hines, of Louisville, a
was in Jasper Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Laura Reitz, of Evansville, ,
is visiting the Misses Helen and =
Mayme Sonderman this week. :
Mr.. Basty Bott and wife, of Louis
vile, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bolts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Egg.
Mr.. Jos. Underwear, formerly OF !,
Jasper but now of Louisville, KY, :
spent Sunday among friends here. t
DR.. S. l.. Wilson brought his :,
wife over with him from Washing .
ton on his professional visit last
week.
J Messrs. Geo. Marking, VIM.
! Herman and VIM. Schuhmacher
. were among the excursionists sun
day. n
Mr.. Alb. Sonderman returned
from Cincinnati Saturday, bringing
a big stock Of merchandise with
him.
Miss Katie Marking left for her
home in Louisville Sunday, alter
spending a week with friends and
relatives in Jasper.
DIR. VIM. S. Wilson and daughter,
of California, visited with DR.. >. l..
rs Wilson and wife at the Union hotel
n last week and this.
u Mr.. Bomar Traylor left for India
napolis Wednesday, to take a course
u-of study in the Indiana Law Dept.
of the State University.
Misses Mary Daevers, Title Gil
"a man, Sophia Gagin, Theresa Jut'
y and Katie Shanks were visitors o.
Mr.. John Gerber's family Sunday.
nd MI. Louis Egg, of Louisville, wa'
n an excursionist Sunday and re
,,ot manned here for this week to hsh
few days on the banks OF ol'
to Patoka.
% Mr.. Frank Mathies, formerly o
Jasner. who is a member OF tn
Southern Star Band, Of Louisville
was with the band Sunday an
2 played some fine music.
- Mr.. Philip Hoffman, Of the ny
an. Scale Co. Louisville, Daniel Oswald
,sh Lawrence Frederick, Gregory Beck
Ter and wife were at Mr.. Andre'
lEckert's Sunday.
ses Mr.. Robt. Lichlyter, son-in-la'
md of Mr.. JOS. Egg, was among tn
Der excursionistst from Louisville Q
;;oa Sunday, and stayed over a few DAY
-l5 to visit relatives.
the Mr.. Johnny May, son OF Wend'
,.e lin May, formerly Of Jasper, WI
a. one Of the excursionists Sunda.
Johnny has grown to be a six-foot'
and few of his old time trient
T. knew him at first sight.
Mr.. Anthony Kraus, Of Louisvill
new came down Sunday, and RENAME
cen over for a few days, shaking han'
any with friends. Tony is looking we
Ohio river water evidently agre
hat with him.
n al Rev. K. S. Horton, Of lrelan
,e. left Monday morning to take
,ou theological course at Leblanc
Tenn, college. His numero
asses friends wish him good health al
ugh: ~scccess in his studies.
and Mr.. j. II. Miller, now a gen
r;sd' traveller for A. Rassinier 4 Co.,
Louisville, but who worked as
TYPO in the COURIER office abe
,,no six wears ago, was circulate
Ilas among our saloon men this week.
mage Mr.. John Mehringer, Jr., son
the Colonel, who was born in )
Der and lived here till 1866, '
ten ~a,roro The multitude Sunday.
ice Of I"n:. g.. ,,;s;t here for 20 yea
mo was MS his' '
It'll and he found many on"iso'
/. the ~ Ia.o., Uah;o and fam
Collie, MI. is," aso,rs;or fr
/. 1t came with the eAou -
d no Louisville on Sunday, u !"
;oys,llv welcomed by many frleI
ldiers !oy, -y,.,;,,as here They sta,
, the anu 'ei:'. - - the conn
very. over 10 VISIT iriehus TT 80
the staunch business men OF 10,
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