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r.ii-rere*inc.y0. 'jih1. e-,*sfi?£-)fdISddTakieirit\11yf5*ya,svd\rCOAL CITY NEWS.Evoryboby and hi* neighbor baa In grippe.Airs. John Clark is visiting her parent# in frazil.Born. Jan. %2ilh, to J. A. Well* ii ml wife, a daughter.Alia. Annie Itrnlmm visited Clay City friend* laf»t Tuesday.Mr. Lb»ved Allman, of Brazil, spent several days in our city .We wonder why Ot. Cailnr goes to MiddMjury every Saturday.Mrs. Dr. James, of Cory, *pent Wednesday with Mrs. Thomas Cas-ley.Mr. John Duncan., who bos been quite ill for the past few days, is belter at tins writing.Mr. Sigler, of Clay City, has be-gun the erection of a dwelling house, in theenst part of town.Mr. Will Kirch baa sold his interest in the dry g«wxta and grocery store to his father, Mr. Lewis Kircb.Mrs. Nellie Hochsletlcr, our P. M., has been quite sick and unable to attend to the office for a day or so.Mrs. Ora Sutton, Aunt of Mrs. John Vanhorn, returned to her home near Middlebury, Tuesday afternoon.Mr. David Gray, of Bedford, this state, who came here to attend his mother’s funeral, returned to bis home Tuesday.Miss Gracia Fetroe was the happy recipient of the handsome silver medal, awarded at the second elocutionary contest held in the M. E. Church, last Wednesday evening.The Rod Men of this place, went en-mass to Worthington last Tuesday. We are led to believe the town was “painted red,” and the air was reverberant with the “war whoop.”The children, as well as tbe older people, should benr in mind that there is Sunday school at the Baptist church, every Sunday morning at ten o'clock, and every Sunday afternoon at halfpast-two in tbe M. E. church.Poor old Jim, the faithful watch dog at the Formers’ store, met with a very painful accident last Tuesday. He was with some boys who were hunting, and a gun was accidently discharged, tbe shot entering one of the dog’s fora feet. He has many warm friends who sympathize with him in bis uflliction.Died, at the residence of her son, Mr. Parris Gray, Jan. 23rd, Mrs. Mary G. Gray, aged 86 years. Deceased had been an iuvalid for eev eral years. The funeral service was conducted at the houae Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, after which a large concourse of friends followed tbe remain* to their last resting place iii the family burial ground.Moke Anon.
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Clay City Reporter
Clay City, Indiana, US
Fri, Jan 31, 1890
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IN, USA 04 Mar 2018
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