The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-11-15

MarlOn.-AS result VI I'll o~SA-
dent Mark Kilgore, a well-known
Marion banker, has recovered from
partial deafness with which he had
been sufferer for several years.
While cleaning his yard, Kilgore OBJ
served a wire dangling from the bousn
OF a tree. Catching hold OF IL. he re-
ceived a severe shock, the wire having
crossed live one. On recovering
from the shock Mr.. Kilgore discovered
that his hearing had been restored
South Bend.-Charles o. Phillips.
| thirty-three years old. OF Misha-
waka, and Walter Kelley, thirty
one years old, a farmer residing In
| ST. Joseph county, were instantly
killed by a Lake Shore Michigan
Southern train near Mishavaka- Just
how the accident happened is not
known Phillips was veteran OF the
Spanish-American war and was ar
ranging TO rejoin his wife, VINO was
visiting in Ohio.
Newcastle-The diphtheria epidem-
ie I'm Newcastle found Its nrst
victim in the death of Mrs. Laura Ev-
ans Miller, thirty-one years old, wife
of Gaar Miller, a contractor. She died
after an illness OF four days. Mrs.
Miller was the sister of Herbert H.
Evans, prosecuting attorney.
Shelbyville.-Mrs. Eliza Raymond.
eighty-seven years old. was found
dead at her home In Waldron
nv her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George
Raymond Death is attributed to a
heart attack
Columbus.-A department OF home
decorating has been added TO the
course I'm domestic science In the
high school and ii has been decided
TO add a department in architectural
drawing, teaching the girls how to
build or remodel their homes and how
, to decorate them.
Bloomington.-An effort will be
made to obtain parole for Silas
:, Adams one OF the men convicted OF
:, whitecapping Harvey Mcfarland, the
. Harmony farmer Petitions are now
. being circulated in the city and coun-
=, ty and will be forwarded TO Governor
Marshall within two weeks.
Medora-The new K. of p. hall
in this place was dedicated III
d the presence of more than four hun
q. dred knights from this and ad-
T. Joining cities. Grand Chancellor Gath
Of er and Grand Vice-Chancellor Lewis
Is assisting in the work. Eight candi-
v dates were initiated, the floor work
s. being In charge OF the Seymour team
y Indianapolis.-Af a month on
w the road and in camp, the TWEEN
IN tv-third regiment reached this
citv on the return march from
French Lick Springs to Fort Benja-
min Harrison The march OF the
regiment from Fort Harrison 10
=, - French Lick Springs began Oh Septem'
IL her 81. The soldiers remained In
~ camp at the Springs for thirteen
ne DAYS and then began the return jour
-. ney.
~ Anderson.-Two funerals tool
~. Mace at the G.. A. r. hall. Th'
-, funeral of William A. Craven, mem
her of the G.. A. r., was held ant
Ia the funeral of Mrs. ]. d. Jeffers tool
Mace under the direction oi the w
r. c.. Both burials were at Maple
wood cemetery with military rites.
Jail Iogansport-An Indiana Unto
md Traction company car struck
ap- team driven by Mrs. Milroy Ruth at
Ian crossing near Walton. In the II
ner with Mrs Ruth were her two sma
to sons. The boys leaped from the ri
all. at the approach of the car and e
am capped injury. Mrs. Ruth was throw
flo from the rig and seriously injured
One Of the horses was killed outrigi
and injuries necessitated kiihns u
other.
the
sod Columbus.-Mrs. Flora c. Schwart
dol. kopf filed In the Bartholome
hv circuit court here a suit for
,.et yorce from Albert n. SchwartzkoI
e., An effort was made to keep the col
ms plant from the public, but 1t WI
, learned that cruel and !nhuman tres
ment were alleged and that an India
apolis woman was named as COZ
spondent The couple are wealth
social leaders here and the wife
A. a daughter OF Francis T. Crump.
SEM local millionaire.
ven
erh- Richmond = William Thomps
Tue vas shot. but probably not fat
ih- ". by Mrs Anna Moore. Mrs. Moo
rney gave herself up, saying she shot
l'oVo cause Thompson had insulted
daughter. At Fountain City, Way
county. Milo Burden attempted
/, shoot Walter Bragg, but was oy