Kempton Courier (Newspaper) - April 28, 1911, Kempton, Indiana THE KEMPTON I i Volume 4 RIL Number 26 COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY MAY fiTH Class of Thirteen to Graduate From Kempton High By BERBER Baccalaureate Sermon to be Preached Weimer at the The annual commencement exercises of the High School will be the opera house next Friday May 6th at eight at which time largest class in the his tory of the school The address will by Louis Rettger of head of one of the departments at the State An unusually large number of invitations have been issued and there will no doubt be a large attend The Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Weimer at the Church April The is Jean Marie Frank Frank Garrett Oral Grace Leona Thurman Mary Bethel Ricketts and New Man On The Louren Jennings has been employed as driver Spencers bread and huckster and begun his new duties Monday These routes which are quite a con to the country ally in busy were established and operated with considerable success for a long time by He concluded to farm this season and was succeeded by Elmer and he turn by Jennings is a congenial sort of a fellow and will no doubt make good and increase the amount of business done on the various Ricketts made a business trip to Frankfort yesterday Thomas Spencer transacted business at the county seat yesterday John Parker of was in Kempton yesterday j and James Dobson were county seat yesterday i Uncle Billie Lee was the guest of Hillisburg friends the first of the home I GIRLS CLUB MEf Eulalia Seright Entertained Club Members and l I The Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Hiss Eulalia Seright and elected the following officers for the ensuing term Lela and Eulalia The girls company were also invited and to say that the young folks enjoyed themselves put it Games of various kinds were indulged in after which refreshments were Those present were Hisses Florence Bland Hazel Ruth Gos Lelia Velma Freeman and Elmer Tor Theodore Buck and Vern THE WORD I From the Hindi Meaning a Thatched The bungalow is an dian version of the Hindi which primarily means or of j and Is also applied to a thatched hut says Country Life In It be while to explain how this trivial and merely lo cal name came to be fixed on tbe Eng house iu Early residents there engaged in mil administrative or trading duties lived a nomadic for the greater part of in And since there was in the indigenous buildings of Bengal re first dwelling designed by themselves and built of materials at were naturally plan ned on the model of the Indian serv ice tents to which were accus a larpre and lofty room surrounded walls of canvas inclosing space between with partitions two or more corners for bath or store It is that in the beginning tbe tent itself was occasion ally covered with the sun proof thatch or The name and the thatch were all that were and now the i of tbe name is forgotten even by most who accept tbe trisyllabic as the own name for his own peculiar The Factory Tbe began with the Introduction of It is thor there being nothing at all like it iu antiquity or even iu the middle It began with tbe inven tion I he loom by about was at first wholly confined to tbe cotton As me invention and discovery ad and other industries were born tbe factory system broadened out along with them until dually it was the dominating feature of the r This week we want to call attention to our large line of Sporting Goods the most complete assortment ever offered in this The season for their use is now here and we are pre pared to fill your Base Ball Fishing Croquet Etk We have been selling lot of 1 Wall Paper v but our stock was so large that we will still be able to fill your order for you may fancy in this Store Proprietor MAY WEATHER TO BE Af MESS Prophet Hicks Tells Us What Is What for Month of STIRTS WITH VIOLENT STORM Says There Will Be High Winds With Dashes of May is a mild according to the but the weather forecast by Prophet Hicks would indicate that it may be anything else but all sunshine and The prophecy is as fol A regular storm having its beginning in will reach its cul in eastern parts of the coun the first two or three days in A seismic period also reaches into the same A wave of higher baro metric pressure will follow from west and bringing cooler weather be hind the The mercury which comes into April will last until after the causing pro longed and intensifying regular and reactionary storms which fall under its A reactionary storm period will cul minate on and touching the 4th and with storms of thunder and and continuation of threatening weather for several Very severe storms are probable at this and other May High very cool weather with probable frosts will be the natural order from about the 5th to the 8th first to the west and advancing east ward and j I High falling barometer and electrical storms will appear about the 9th in western and from Wednesday to Sunday these conditions will progress to the east causing general and violent storms in many From the 10th to the 16th constitutes a period of seismic strain that will very probably cause earthquake shocks and shivers in many parts of the A marked change to high barometer and with probable frosts at north should be no surprise from about the 13th to the A reactionary storm period will bring return of warm falling baro meter and storms on and touching the and There is no special in dication of tornado storms at this period at approaching storms should be calmly and carefully Expect crange to much cooler after these storms for several i i A regular storm period falls from the 20th to the being central on the This will culminate in very high drop of the and forceful storms of wind and on and next to Tuesday Dashes of Heavy hail wilt be most natural at this with probabilities of a tornado coming upon the unwary scattering Cycles of wind and thunder storms may repeat themselves in after and evenings for several days at this or until the barometer attended by westerly winds and A reactionary storm period is central on tbe 28th and The new moon falls on the calling low change to very warm resulting in vicious storms of wind and Earthquakes from 26th to Miss Mary McMullan was a Tipton visitor Wednesday John Clidence went to Frankfort via this city yesterday on busi Dragoo Frankfort in his auto Wednesday on George Manlove wife attended the funeral of a at Carmel The Grubb property occupied by Seright and family received a new roof this i Daniels will fill his regular ap pointment preaching both morning and evening at the Christian C Hawkins And Woods met at the parson age and put in garden for the new preacher Wednesday Weimer is attending school at Upland and will not move to Kempton until is which would be most too tote to plant garden but just ta HIM the one that has Kempton Markets CHANGED EVERY yellow 6 per 8 White Oats 3 Mixed Oats j 14 Young Old Geese Duck Enters Motor Race In Indianapolis Car Gil one of the star ers entered in the 500mile Interna tional Sweepstakes Race at the anapolis Motor Memorial May Anderson will drivi a specially constructed Stutz racing cat made by the Stutz Auto Parts of j MM HELPED HAVE REAL BALL GAMES j Club Has Been Organized and Grounds Leased for TO PHY Lineup of Kempton Team Looks Good to Those Who Judging from the present prospects Kempton will be enabled to witness the Great American this A paper has been circul ated and enough money secured with which to rent and a team organized that should be a The of the elevator has been leased and the boys are now getting it in shape to play have it in con dition for the first game of the season which is scheduled for with Kempton the makins of a good ball team and it is believed that with a little practice that can hold their own with the best amateurs in the Several of the Kempton boys played with Kokomo and other teams for sev eral years but will now devote their attention to a home had a good team last year and the games played there almost every week were quite an ment for the and attracted many and provided much good whole some The lineup of the new will be as follows Pitcher Catcher 1st Base 2nd Base Shortstop 3rd Base Left Field Good Right Field Center Field Moreland and Conarroe Frank Sellers and and drove to Frankfort in the Conarroe auto Wed afternoon and did MOTOR RACES SHOW FAULTS CONSTRUCTION OF IN for Many Special Racing Season of 1911 to Be Entered at Indianapolis Speedway for j 500Mile Race in auto bile season of 1911 fair to he one in which the special racing car will predominate as before in history of the Manufacturers have found that the building of spe ial racing cars has broadened their be ipa of mechanical BO that t ley are making better stock cars because of the lessons they have learned In the manufacture of j As an example of what will be dane With special racing cars this the 500mile International Sweepstakes In gold at the Motor Memorial May may be Out of the thir ty earn which will start in this it is probable that less than onethird of them will be absolute stock j Among those who are building ipe cial can this year for this race are Nordyke of who are building a large motor will come just under tbe 600 cubic inch limit the Simplex Motor Car of who are building two special racing which will have a piston displacement cubic inches the Auto mobile M chi who are constructing a monster Cutting motor the of New who are b Ing a special speed creation and several Those which are entered Jin the 500 mile race are Lewis in a C urn Louis In a Case Joe lag a Case Johnny in and Frank In leen In a National an InterState Louis Disbrow In a and a Sim for which the driver has not j lies made a business tr p to Kokomo Jefferson Pugh made a but ness trip to Atlanta Pan Beauchamp transacted bus ness at Frankfort yesterday forenoon of Frankfort was a Kempton visitor guest of her sister Mar while Mr the They Were Hung I like the practical but youve been a bachelor for so many years that 1 fear you have fallen into disgraceful You must be awfully for about your My answered tbe 1 give you my word that every rag 1 am not wearing now is She believed him and accepted But what he meant by hung up and what she understood by it were two different York M Furnished by Clark Abstract Mattie Hamilton to lot in Clara Johnson to Elsie lot in Geo Bower to John Thomp son and lot Auditor of Tipton county to Chloe lot in Michael Bath to Patrick pt 2 lots in Mock pt lot in Tipton to David tract in Cicero Andrew Thomas Madison John Callaway to Harmon 4J26 a Madison AT Club Met With James Good knight Thursday Night Richard Smith etal to Mary lot Mock to lot in Tipton 800 Mortgages filed Mortgages CLOTHES AND THE A Glimpse of Feminine Human Nature In Colonial woman nature was much the isame in colonial days is witnessed by the following tbe diary of Miss of in Colonial Holi I was dressed in my my dore the my Aunt Storer sometime ie blue ribbons oil it a very handsome loket in the shape of a sue gave the piist pin Papa pre sented me with my new cloak bonnet my And i would tell you tbat for the first time all liked my very Sly cloak and nett are really very so bad need For cost an of not quite Sukey said that she sup posed Aunt would be fright ened out of wits at tbe money it I bad my roll Stor er it Bought to be made Aunt Deming said it not to be made at head acb burn like Anything This fa mous roll not wholly of n red Cow but a mixture Of that a little hu hair of yellow but I suppose Refreshments Were Served and Good Time Enjoyed By The ladies of the Kitchen Shower Club met at the home of James Goodknight last Thursday night while we printing last weeks and had one of their usual good Goodknight received many pretty and useful the party was a merry one from start to all departing at a late hour wishing that the intervals between gatherings were not quite so Those present were James Weaver George Emma Bert Keith and Mahlon Cox and Elmer Mitz enberg and John Tudor and Misses Ella Lula Mary Marie Cornelia Edna Cleo Iva Christy and Janett Business Room Changes The McCarthy room on north Main Street has changed hands several times within the last few now belongs to Harry Heron our new clothing who traded with Galbreath for the property this Heion has not fully decided whether he will occupy the room him self or hold it as an For the present at least it will continue to be occupied by Wess Galbreath and Rayls was in Tipton on busi yesterday Albert was a Tipton visitor Wednesday Enoch Burkhart was in Tiptin business Wednesday on Wasted You want that book Itwill cost 3 marks But there are pictures in That will make it j But why is It more with pictures you my helper much at just about Dunham of Pickard was a tbat was taken iout of the part Kempton of anold Science Mou j Shockley business I at the county seat Wednesday after Not noon going tii Svake ein up when I get into the enthusiastic young replied Senator Sor clock may be but it isnt very tag During the last century the coal con bled every ten Seright transacted business at going from there that evening to Windfall to help celebrate the annir of the organization of the Odd Fellows lodge at that Se right took the work at the Windfall lodge in 1865 and has been an energetic Odd Fellow ever Planting Time is Here Are You Ready For It We have a complete line of GARDEN RAKES AND TOOLS or ALL I Harrows Sattley Corn Planters and Cultivators Land Rollers Walking Cultivators Spring tooth Cultivators Sangamo Cultivators NeW Century Cultivators Team In we nave the most complete line of Implements and Hardware ever shown j Exclusive agents for DeLaval Cream Separators Cement Our store is full of Implements and Tools that are a necessity In planting mm
