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Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1880

Page

5

Lillie Beck and others visiting in the city

A stream of social notes lists Miss Lillie Beck of Frankfort visiting friends here, Mrs. Kate Orr of Muncie visiting, and other locals such as Mr. and Mrs. Jones of New York. Commencement plans, census talk, and local events at the University and churches are noted along with marriages and public notices.

Lillie Beck Frankfort Kate Orr Muncie Indiana Pat Manning Bainbridge A. N. Grant Kokomo Southard St. Louis D. W. Jones New York Birch Lou White Indianolis Geax Nory Stewart Jones Insane Jay AH. Neff Peru Ind C. C. Matson J.J. Smiley Ellis G. Neff M. T. Lewman Cincinnati Mr. McCoy Dallas Texas Prof Lee Della Moody Ilinois Dair Rittenhouse Arrison Ohio Ida Oudy

Debris of Measles Claims Two Young Warren Residents

On June 12 a measles outbreak on Fox Ridge claimed James Russell aged 1 year 8 months and the infant son of W and Josephine Sellers aged 10 months in Warren Township with details dated June 14, 1880.

Warren Township Josephine Sellers Fox Ridge James Russell

Literary entertainment by young ladies at the Presbyterian Church

The institution’s young ladies presented a literary program at the Presbyterian Church on June 16. The audience was large and attentive as performers shared practical, well written pieces with clear articulation. Dr. Fisk spoke at the close.

Presbyterian Church Dr. Fisk

Asbury Junior Class Elects Prize Representatives

Miss Minnie Langdon and Messrs Conrey and Hood were chosen as representatives from the Junior class for the Cloud prize after the contest held Saturday. Harry Insley visited friends this week, Dr Hoss bid farewell at lecture before starting for his western home. The new catalogue lists 356 students for the year and notes a thriving laboratory and active Biblical class.

Will Hill Minnie Langdon Messrs Conrey Hood Harry Insley Hoss Asbury

Sophomore Class Chooses Four Standard Bearers

Monday the Sophomore Class held its contest and selected Messrs Emison Joyce Clippinger and Cook as its standard bearers. The night contest earlier listed Switzer Smith Conrey Coffin Sato Julian and Finney with Conrey Coffin Sato and Finney among the successful contestants.

Switzer Smith Conrey Coffin Sato Julian Finney Messrs Emison Joyce Clippinger Cook Iomdoeud

County Board Advances Highway Petitions and Appointments

The County Board transacted additional business approving petitions for highway changes and denying one petition. Opened a road petition by J. H. Perkins and referred others to commissioners. Appointed Marshall B. Girten and George Hathaway as Justices of the Peace and named constables for Clinton, Washington, and Greencastle townships. A tax levy was reported and approved by trustees.

Allen Darnall Messrs J. H. Herod Thomas Job George Owen E. C. Waln Sherrill J. H. Perkins Marshall B. Girten Washington Township George

Dark horse gains steam in party talk at South End mock convention

Town column notes rising interest in a possible dark horse candidate for national and state offices. It cites Thomas Martin, Sheridan of Vermont, Throop of California, Crews of Colorado, Cantwell of Kentucky, and Rogers of D C as supporters. General tone mocks political theatrics and flags regional sentiment.

Terre Haute Charley McCoy South End Tom Hanna South Greencastle Hanna Thos. Martin Sheridan Vermont Thomas Martin Throop California Congressman Crews Colorado Herald Col. Cantwell Kentucky Dark Horse Rogers District of Columbia Gov. Coffin

Temperance Meeting Ends Early After Adjourning

A Wednesday night temperance meeting adjourned about 8:10 pm, leaving attendees disappointed. The union limit prescribes 8 pm in June to August, and the 10 minute session sparked speculation that opposition to paying D B Ross' expenses influenced the adjournment before the rival side arrived.

The Temperance Union D. B. Ross

Union Officials Debate Election After Controversial Action

James Rice Jr. rescued John Frazier from a watery grave at Big Walnut. The Jackson and Liberty street crossing received repairs. Port Harrison moved to Danville to oversee the telegraph office. John O’Brien returned from Lafayette. The North End Club beat the other side in a Tuesday baseball game. P Williams is harvesting. Ed Hibbitt visited Terre Haute last Sunday.

James Rice, Jr John Frazier Big Walnut Jackson and Liberty Streets Port Harrison Danville John O’brien LaFayette North End P. Williams Ed. Hibbitt Terre Haute

Eprron Star Reports on Ridpath Greenback Nomination

The paper asks if Professor John Clarke Ridpath has accepted the National Greenback party nomination for Congress in the Fifth District. If confirmed, publish his letter of acceptance to confer a favor.

Eprron Star John Clarke Ridpath National Greenback Party Fiar

Putnamville Notes Hint at Local Business Shifts

In Putnamville Mt Meridian notes say G W Hurst & Bro will set up in town with Will Hurst as the new business owner and Thornton Albin as clerk. An Andy King returns from Ohio, and a local accident injures Mr George Sheets who narrowly escaped death when a boulder trap failed. Wheat harvest may arrive early with a large fruit crop foreseen. A town election dispute raises doubts about the town board and school trustees. Sewing girl wanted at Mrs J L Claspill’s Opera House Block.

Mt. Meridian G. W. Hurst & Bro Will Hurst Thornton Albin Andy King Ohio George Sheets Mr. Sheets George Garner J. D. Hepler George Shoptaugh Stilesville Belle Bishop Our Place Tina Farrow Greencastle Cincinnati Kentucky Hester Illinois James Hester Missouri W. M. Sellers

Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Opinion From Attorney General

Attorney general Wollen issued an opinion on the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company in relation to state insurance laws. The opinion states that if Manson the state auditor is satisfied with the company’s bona fides and that missing reports were a mistake the back tax may be accepted and the company allowed to continue business. If evasion is suspected the auditor should pursue penalties and revoke authority to operate. The document notes the auditor’s discretion based on honesty.

Wollen Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Manson Sam Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company

Millinery bargains at Frank A. Hays Trade Emporium

Fresh arrivals and notable specials at the Trade Emporium include ladies hats and próximos such as cashmeres and silk stocks. Frank A. Hays advertises custom-made Louisville shoes for ladies and children, low prices on dresses and buttons, and a wide range of groceries and china. Jones Drug Store features soaps and lard oils, while Wysong's promotes bargains at the northwest public square. Party and festival ice cream service is available at A. J. Burton's restaurant on East side square.

Louisville Frank A, Hays’ Trade Emporium Frank A. Hays A. J. Burton East Side Public Square

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