On * : last'^ jl lurttuay ; ^VJUUUiw»Kr^iV|riiii^i^.» . .V*. ■^.lt; • r •»'** i.r-;* 'I't.-VT^X.- *vtfY~r .rffr'“* *t X '.Jacob SiniobiSandKsbff^liw^ll^s^re^driving south through -theVpram^ met a gang of rn^n and ams Ifiatwere repairing the telhgraph^v 1 ihe;Their horse got frightened at the ^iig in some way and ran over the h^dge fence into Adam Yoder’s field. The horse was soon quieted and no damage wa« done. InbHugh Huff had a lucky shake up the other Sunday night while on his way home at a late hour. His horse shy* ing, ran against a telegraph pole north of the school house, leaving his buggy until Monday morning. No one hurt.Elmer John’s school closed March 35tb in LaGrnge county. Elmer says it takes patience to teach f chool, He4has taken in the Spring term of the Elkhart Institute to become better qualified for his fail work.C. P. Yoder is busily engaged in building picket fence.On last Tuesday Dan Miller moved to Clinton township. Dan will at once erect a new blacksmith and repair shop. Wish Dan success.Moses Yoder moved last Tuesday on Middlebury street in Goshen.Charles Ettleman on last Monday moved on his farm close b, Dunlaps, which he purchased a short time ago.Jacob Spabr has moved into Charles Ettleman’s house north of the Rock Run church.Menno Yoder has gone to Grand Junction, western Colorado, for the summer.Jacob Smoker is the first on the list of having his sheep sheared.Allen Smoker and Emanuel RaffenB-perger have finished their job of woodcutting. The boys will not feel so tired when they wish to oceasionlly take a buggy ride in West Goshen.The Prairie Center school closed March 31. This ends C. A Croop’s sixth term.Elmer Simc n3, who has been living in Mrs. MeCumsey’s house, has Amoved to Goshen, and Mr. Johnson will occupy the house soon.