The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-01-30
Observation-Disclosures
HAPPENINGS
INDIANA

board OF health secretary. has held
the Office for % years.
Springport.-An election will be
held here soon TO determine the cues
ton of Incorporating as town.
Nashville.-Brown county Demo-
Gratis will hold their primary TO name
county ticket January pa
Evansville-Mr and Mrs. Anthony
Schu have celebrated. their golden
wedding anniversary.
Bedford.-A committee has been
named TO draft constitution and by
laws for the Lawrence County His
torical association.
Bedford.-Leroy Stevens has sued
the Ohio & Western Lime company
for $4,000. alleging injuries while in
its employ.
Terre Haute.-Oswald DeRossy,
Porto Rican student at veterinary
college. homesick, shot and killed him
self in his room here.
Waynetovn.-Wal Harvey has
suer the T. H. l. & f Traction com
pany for $4,000. alleging injuries
when run down by a car last summer.
Petersburg Hurley Cleman. TWEEN
" years old, who has disappeared
from his home here, is said TO have
passed number of worthless checks.
Nashville.-James NJ. Moore, sixty
eight years old, is in Jail on complaint
Of his wife, who says he attempted TO
shoot her.
Cromwell.-James Burwell. Jr. has
filed suit for $4,000 for injuries sus-
tanned when he was run down by an
auto driven by Albert Adds.
Evansville.-First District Progress
sives will hold their convention here
January 20. Charles Finley Smith
will probably be reelected chairman.
Petersburg. county commits
sioners have elected Will Chew roa,l
superintendent; Or. z. Bell OF Wins.
low. health board secretary, and s. W.
Dillin, attorney
Sullivan.-Numerous robberies have
caused the employment OF a night pa
trolman. Merchants have been or
dered to maintain light in the rear
of their stores.
Evansville.-Friends of William Will
son, serving a penitentiary term for
shooting William Walters of Paducah.
KY, will ask his pardon at the next
meeting of the board.
Covington.-The Fountain county
commissioners have appointed former
Commissioner James A. Copeland
road superintendent, the position pay
ing five dollars day.
Terre Haute-Sales of Red Cross
seals in Vigo county aggregated ST.
$50, according to the report of Helen
Renbridge, who had charge of the dis
.ribution.
Bluffton.-Wells county commission
FRS have chosen John E. Markley
'oad superintendent and George Mock
Is county attorney to succeed Frank
:. DALEY, appointed United States
district attorney.
Brazil-Lewis McNutt entertained
he Clay County Bar association at a
banquet in honor of his father, Judge
ames A. McNutt, celebrating the lat
er's seventy-fifth birth anniversary.
nd fortietb year as a member of the
'ar.
Goshen.-Harvey Swoveland for
y-nve years old, a well-to-do farm
r. for the second time defeated
norts of his wife to send him &c
4ongcliffe asylum. He was given into
he care of his brother and sister Up
o date Swoveland has had three
Terre Haute-William Locke, aged
evenly, for third of GEN.
Try cashier of the local branch
the American Distilling company,
carried Miss Ray Conkling at the res
ience of his daughter. Mrs Jane
in Connersville The first
lrs. Locke was a sister of the bride,
'ho is sixty-three
South end.-Announcement was
lade of the founding of scholar
hips at the University OF Notre
anne and at st. Mary's college
| memory of the late Patrick O'Brien
this city The foundation amounts
$4,000 and becomes available I'm
ediately. The scholarships were
warded to Frank Mulcahy and Emil
eidman OF Rochester. n. Y, seniors.
Marion.-Crist Miste, twenty-sev-
years old, was struck by
train near Sweetzer. six
lies west OF here, receiving injuries
his head and spine which caused
sath shortly after he was brought 10
e city hospital here. He had been
orking for the railroad company and
'idently had started TO walk TO this
ty- His pockets contained s12s
Id papers which disclosed his name
i'd that he had a wife and two chill
en- in Macedonia.
Evansville-Bertis +. Capel. TWEEN
years old, of Shawneetown, ILL.,,
ampion typist and former secretary
Governor Deneen OF Illinois, was
raigned here in city court on
arge OF passing fraudulent checks
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