The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-02-25
bennington Lights.

was well received.
Rev. A. l.. Medcalf and J. /.
Gregory are holding revival meeting
1t New Lebanon.
Since A. w. Bush moved into
his new residence, he doesn't visit
"home' so often.
The people of this neighborhood
are expecting "duel" before long,
between Britain and Brown for the
|"belle" of Dark Egypt.
John Padget looks down hearted
since the bennington girls have
been sending him t. iheir parents.
John, have coura,e.
1t is said that Prof. J. Abel has
been counting the beauty" of
Egypt. How about it, Professor?
You might get the "west forty" by
this doing.
John Dixie has began going to the
graded school. Perhaps he couldn't
learn anything at Evansville, and
SO returned to Lennon school to
complete his education. "Hurrah
for Lennon graded school, -
The contest at the Condiff school
house Saturday night was a success
The exercises were conducted by
Prof. Abel. The speakers were
Messrs. Geo. Bauer, John Padget;
Misses Lola Traylor, Myrtle Lem
mon, Flora Holder, Cora Schnarr
and Maggie Rudolph. The medal
was Won by Miss Myrtle Lennon.
And second prize by Miss Lola
Traylor. Music was furnished by
|. G. Lennon.
Who knows why John Kirkland
does not hunt any more? That's
right, John, be careful of those new
shoes. They will come in good use
whenyou want to visit "Fish Pond"
Miss Lola - was seen going to
Otwell Sunday afternoon. We
think she went to see how the for
ceps would work as a remedy for
the tooth-ache.
After Johnny Mccain received the
cruel word "No," he started for
Come back next Spring,
Johnny, | think your chances will
be better.
A lady who knows says Prof. r.
]. Crandall will begin school
Of "one pupil" before
ong.
There seems to be some attraction
n bennington for William Brown.
What does this mean? Who is il
n bennington that would like to
urn brown?
There seems to be quite an at
raction at Portersville for Lee and
ra, as they continue to make week.
visits to the vile.
Miss Edna Cooper has been cast
1g smiles at John Padget for the
asst. Wonder if she isn't trying to
beat" Myrtle's and Lola's time.
Miss Myrtle - visits her broth
in-law nearly every Sunday morn
lg. Why? She thinks she'll
leet John p. on the road.
THREE Cats.
From Another Correspondent
If you have any calves to dispose
consnlt w. p. Anderson, for his
Its are full Of the hard rocks you
now.
As often as the Sunday,
That long haired Jay,
With his pockets full Of candy
Seeks diligently for his prey.
But it's only for the old gal,
We are all well aware,
May / own her, mother?
lord knows she's here to spare!'
''lf you can feed her
To her you are welcome
have enough to see after"
"Ha! Ha! Auntie you are mine,
come"
Mr.. L. IL. lnman Is completing
is new barn.
Mr.. Conrad Schnarr is becoming
horse jockey,
Mr.. A. w. Bush has moved into
IS new house, and has a new board
), w. T. Shelton.
Mr.. !. G.. Lennon and T. l..
argrave ale seen going to see their
,st girls Sunday eve.
Mr.. j. I. Schnarr, of Egypt, is
ling to move to Needmore.
A. W. Bush has just began
hucking corn; he says he wants
get done in time to plant in the
cid.
Mrs. Yackle, Of Evansville, is
sitting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. ]. T. Dixie was seen crossing
le river Sunday eve. CUES John
going to have girl, if he has to