The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-09-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Flora Traylor returned from
Bloomington Sunday last.
Mr.. A. Krempp and wife went to
Princeton Wednesday 10 visi: their
son.
Miss Lottie Doane went Wednes-
day to visit the Pike county Insti-
tute at Winslow.
Mrs. Matte Beck, of Princeton,
is visiting her parents, Mrs. and
Mr.. II. +. Milburn.
Mr.. John Lorey was called to
Louisville Saturday last on account
of the death Of his aunt.
Misses Helen and Nave Rose, of
Madison tip. are attending the Pike
teachers Institute this week.
Sheriff Henry Cassidy returned
from White Sulphur Wells Tues
day, feeling better for his trip.
Hon. John G.. McNutt, Demo-
cratic candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, was in Jasper Monday.
Miss Augusta Clarke returned
from Ark. Wednesday morning to
attend the funeral of her brother
Curran.
Mr.. Albert Bohnert left Jasper
Monday evening for New York city
with lot Of horses for shipment to
Europe.
Mr.. Robt. Clarke, OF Louisville,
came down Monday, on account of
the serious sickness CT his brother,
Curran.
Miss Flora Traylor returned last
week firm visiting her sister st
Bloomington, TO be ready for the
beginning of school.
Miss Barbara Stexater, OF
Louisville, arrived in Jasper Friday
last to spend several weeks, visiting
Mrs. John Kue5ler, Jr.,
Misses Dora Kraus and Julia
Werst returned to their homes in
Louisville Friday last, after several
weeks visiting Jasper relatives.
Miss Emma Cassidy went Mon
day to attend the teachers Insti-
tute at Winslow. She will teach in
Pike county the coming winter.
Misses Maggie Kunkel and Ida
Easley, returned from Indianapolis
and Louisville this week, with ideas
of the newest styles OF Fall millin-
cry.
j. w. Feustermacher, Esq, a
young German attorney from Perry
county, who has located at Hunt
ingburg, was over Monday inspect
ing court records, and getting ac-
quainted.
Messrs. Philip ]. Kunkel, Geo.
Gramelspacher, Jos. A. Mehringer.
Conrad Eckeit. Jos. Friedman Sr. !,
and John I. Melchoir, made a ny
ing trip TO indianapolis Saturday,
to visi; Bishop Chatard.
Prof. p. I. Clarke came home
from Arkansas last week, to fill his
position as assistant in the Jasper
high school. He has been teach
ing summer term in Arkansas,
and his sister, Miss Augusta, went
there to finish the term for him.
Two brothers, Jonathan and Joel
Ward, who lived on the Milburn
farm, in Boone township, eighteen
years ago, visited at Mr.. X. +.
Milburn's in Jasper this week.
This is their first visit to their cd
since they left. They
now reside at Springfield, Ills.
Mrs. r. NJ. Milburn and Miss
Anna Stobaugh will leave Jasper
for indianapolis on next Monday,
to visit friends. Miss Stobaugh,
who has been visiting at Mrs. Mil
burns for some tine, will return to
her home at GAINESVILLE, Texas,
from indianapolis.
Mr.. Bomar Traylor left for JEFF
fersonville, Friday last, where
he located and enters into pracficing
law. The people Of Jacksonville
and surrounding cities will find
Bomar to be well versed in the law ,
and a gentleman in every respect.
John Troxler and wife, Mrs. III.
Habig and daughter, Mr.. Schmutz
and wife, Jos. Gerber, j. +. Fried
man, John Granddaughter, Charles
Troxler, Harry Melchoir, Miss M.
Mott, Miss 4. Haller, Mrs. A. M.
Hochgesang were among those who
took advantage of the special car
on Monday to visit the 6. A. X.
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