The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-09-10
Personal.


Rev. p. Stephen Stenger went to
Belleville, Ills, Monday morning.
Miss Abbie Thomas returned
home to Evansville Wednesday.
Gus. Flick came home from
Evansville Sunday morning.
Geo. Krempp came home from
Rockport.
MI. Hi. Withers came over from
Washington Saturday to spend Sun
day with his mother in Jasper.
Rev. G. c. Cooper, of Pike coun-
ty, preached Sunday night in Jas
per for the G.. P's.
Mr.. Gladish of Madison tp., Pike
county was in Jasper Monday visit
ing relatives, and pricing cattle.
Mr.. C. 4. DoaEe starts to-day for
Lafayette, to continue his electrical
studies at Purdue University.
Mr.. Miner and family, of Dale,
were in Jasper visiting at w. S.
Hunters and w. a. Wilson's the
first Of the week.
Mr.. +. S. Hobbs, of Madison
township, left Jasper on Monday to
visit friends in Salem and Washing
ton county.
Miss Eva DeBruler left Saturday,
and Miss Tiida Buettner Friday, to
begin their duties as teachers at
Anderson, Madison county.
DR.. b. B. Brannock returned
from Ohio Saturday. His brother,
whose dangerous sickness called
him there died.
Mrs. "Chet'' Thomas returned to
her duties at the Southern Insane
Hospital Sunday, after a pleasant
weeks visit with her mother and
other friends in Jasper.
Mr.. Austin Thompson, Of Troy,
Ind, the hustling representative of
the Collier Publishing Co., is in
Jasper this week, shaking hands
and renewing acquaintanceship.
Miss Maggie Kunkel and Miss
Ida Easley leave for indianapolis
and Louisville to-day, to inspect the
fall styles Of millinery in some of
the large houses, and buy a Fall
stock.
MI. J.F. Dillon, of Pierre, s. d.,
will spend two or three months in
Dubois county this Fall with his re-
latives, and locking after business
interests in this county. He gave
the COURIER a pleasant call on
Monday.
Mr.. Albert Sonderman, wife and
child, returned from their Eastern
trip Monday morning early. They
report a pleasant trip, and their first
experience in surf bathing at Allan
tic City as being exhilerating. They
say their two year old child enjoyed
it immensely.
Mr.. Steven Fuhs, one of the
principal business men of Frank
fort, KY, is visiting relatives in Du-
bois county this week, and gave
the COURIER a pleasant call. He
says the Democrats will carry Ken
lucky easily this Fall and that gold
tugism is practically dead there.
Messrs. Chas. Krempp, Will.
Melchior and Ed. Troxler rode on
their bikes to Louisville Wednesday
of last week, and returned Monday.
They attended the bike races there,
but did not enter for a premium,
although they averaged ID miles an
hour from Paoli to New Albany.
They represent the people along the
pike as earnestly favoring the Black
Diamond railroad project.
Ex.Sheriff Leming, Of Daviess
county, whose official term expired
last month, has moved back to his
White river farm, opposite Porters-
Vile, and resumed a granger's life.
lie was in Jasper on Monday, with
hay seed in his hair and whiskers,
shaking hands with many old
friends, and gave the COURIER a
pleasant call. He retired from the
Sheriff's office with general COM
mendations, from political oppon-
ents, as well as friends in Daviess
county, for the good conduct Of the
office during his term. Capt. Johns
genial disposition, and fair treat
ment Of every one, will always make
friends for him.
1t Hits The Spot.
When suffering from a severe cold and
your throat and lungs ieel sore, take a
of Folev'sf Honey and Tar,