The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-08-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
HAPPENINGS
INDIANA

pteu titCteu pItsluent Oh the Dthatb
County Woman's Suffrage society.
Linton.-A field day OF state com
panies. Woodmen 81 the World, Will
be held here September q.
Winchester.-The Moorman-way-
Diggs reunion will DE hell, at Mills
Lake. near here. September 1.
Milton.-Agricultur sewing and
domestic science Will be added 20 the
course of the local school this year.
Logansport- OF the Fort
Wayne & Northern will give their
employees a picnic here September 8.
Greensburg.-Winfield Burney cap
tured a half-grown monkey-faced owl
near his home In the Milford dis
trict
Roanoke.-Rev. c. II. Booth has re-
signed the passionate OF the Methodist
church and will attend college at
Evanston.
Marian Ruth Davis,
six years old. daughter OF Larue Dav-
is OF this city. is critically Ill OF In
fantile paralysis.
Evansville - Henry Reinheimer.
treasurer OF the Journeymen BARRIERS
Local union, Is under arrest. charged
with embezzling s225.50.
Evansville.-Chief OF Police r.
Convey has issued orders TO proprie-
tors OF clubs organized to evade the
Sunday closing law to close imme-
diately.
observation-disclosures OF lack OF wa
ter several coal mines between
Evansville and Boonville have been
forced TO suspend or shorten working
hours.
Observation-Disclosures OF this place
will probably file complaint with the
state commission about the rate at
which trains are run through the
town
Brazil.-After Christopher Yocum.
seventy-five years old. had married
Madeline Yocum. a widow, twenty
FIVE years old. they went TO a circus
for honeymoon party
Evansville.-James +. Fee Camp,
United States-Spanlsh war veterans or
this city, will enceavor to obtain a
Maine memorial tablet for this city
from the armor of the ship destroyed
at Havana In 1898.
Observation-Disclosures X. Adams. an
attorney OF this city, has been select
ed as one OF the speakers for the an
nual reunion of the students OF the
old Huntsville college. to be held at
Huntsville August &c.
Observation-Disclosures Franzen. de-
clared legally dead about two years
ago. has appeared from Idaho. where
he has been living and has laid claim
to a portion of his fathers estate.
He left home in 1868.
Princeton-While en- route 10 his
CORNER home at Fort Branch.
this county. with his wife and chill
dren, Clarence Barker was stricken
with paralysis at Kansas City. Mo.
and he was taken to a hospital there.
where he died The body was brought
to Fort Branch.
Terre Haute.-Fiora Licklite, age
ten, fell from an improvised
broom stick trapeZe and the end OF
the stick penetrated her body. Ii is
said at the hospital she may recover.
She was playing at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lick
liter, in South Eighth street.
Jefferson. - Edward Morton. an
inmate OF the state reforma-
tory here, stabbed and killed
Charles Bartle another inmate. Nor
ton said he bore Bartle no i'll will and
that he stabbed him so that he could
be sent to the Indiana state prison at
Michigan City, where the prisoners
are given tobacco.
Lafayette.-John II. McGrath. age
sixty-one, a veteran employe OF
the L., E. & w. railroad at st.
Elizabeth hospital here, died ot
injuries suffered when he fell from
the pilot of a yard engine and was
rolled beneath the locomotive. Nc
| Grath had been employed as yardmas-
ter for thirty-three years.
Evansyille.-Four hundred farm
ers In Vanderburg. Warrick and
! Gibson counties will organize the
Game Protective Association OF South
ern Indiana, the purpose OF which
will be to protect birds, which the
! farmers find of inestimable value TO
them through destroying OF worms
and bugs, by stopping hunting on their
lands
| Linton.-Joseph Fisher, said to
| be one hundred and seven years
old and claiming to have cast his
first vote for Andrew Jackson for
president, passed through here In
one-horse wagon on his way TO Bed
ford, Ind. TO make his future home.
He was accompanied by his daughter.
seventy-nine years old, and his son.
sixty-four.
South Rend-Two members OF O
carnival troupe appearing here
are believed to be I'm serious
danger OF death in local hospital. as
result of injuries received from
animal bites. Fred Smith. age nine
teen. was bitten on the arm by a rat
| tlesnake while feeding them. Frank