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What they Are Doing, Where They Are Going, Etc. Major Kidd, of Wabash, was in the city Tuesday. Barclay Moon, of Jerome, was in the city Wednesday. George B. Fogg, of Logansport, was in the city Wednesday. George W. Topping, of Russiaville, was in the city Tuesday. Mrs. James Shaul is making a week’s visit in Muncie. Rev. W. R. Lowe, of Logansport, was in the city Tuesday. O. H. Henry,of Wabash, formerly of Greentown, is in the city. Dr. Willits is spending a few days among friends at Windfall. Miss Katie Winn, of Indianapolis, spent New Years in the city Tom Ryan, of Marion, took in the Catholic ball Thursday night. Fred Kennedy spent New Years with young friends in Wabash. Freeman Cooper spent the last day of the old year in Logansport. Commissioner Reed of Jerome, is Visiting relatives at Noblesville. Mrs. John Lowe and children are visiting her sister at Pendleton. Foster Branson spent Sunday in Richmond among young friends. Joseph Boppart, of Richmond, spent New Year's day here with friends. Miss Nora Quick, of Alto, is visit ing her brother James, at Rossville. Aaron Davidson, of Rushville, is the guest of Joseph Spacy and family. Mrs. Michael Thompson is visiting friends and relatives at Middletown J. G. Templin, one of the good men of Galveston, was in the city Wed nesday. Miss Stella Campbell, of Logan sport, is the guest of Mrs. Parry Haines. Miss Emma Barkalow, of Tipton, spent New Year in the city with her parents. John Clapper and wife, of Hartford city, are the guests of Mrs. John Seltzer. Capt. Sims, of Frankfort, is in the city looking after some interests in court. H. 5. Busminger, of Crawfordsville, is visiting in the city, guest of Henry Kroh. Mrs. Horace Cooper left Friday for a visit to her parents at Freemont, Ohio. Lafe Jones is at Tipton buying her iny corn for the Lafayette Homi ny mills. Major Geo. W. Steele, Congressman from this District, was in the city on Monday. Seymour Mygrants of Markle, Ltd., is visiting friends in the vicinity of Greentown. Bob Jay, of Kokomo, was in town Tuesday on business.—Marion Re publican, Miss Emma Belt, of Kokomo, is visiting her sister, Miss Anna Belt.— Peru Journal. O. L. Moulder and family have been spending the week among relatives at Russiaville. Thomas Ash and wife went to An derson Thursday to masticate New Year's turkey. Mrs. John Faust of West Middle ton, is visiting relatives at Camden, Carroll county. Miss Lydia Connell, of Peru, was the guest of Miss Mary Hunt on New years evening. Mrs. M. A. Chestnut and Mrs. Hen ry Hunt spent Sunday among friends at Galveston. Miss Mary O'Leary, of Indianapo lis, is in the city for a 10 days’ visit with relatives, Mrs. Mary Hamilton and daughter, Mrs. Ed Moore, are visiting relatives at Warren, Ind. Stanley Plummer, of Maine, who is a special revenue examiner, was in the city Wednesday. Dr. S. T. Murray, of Greentown, was in the city Monday and reports Greentown quiet. James Crimmons, Edward Burk, Will Sefrell, of Peru, attended the ball Thursday night. Mrs. Marion Hunt and Miss Emma Belt, who have been visiting in Peru, have returned home. Miss Cassie Dunn and Miss Annie Smith, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Miss Annie Tate. Jim Wooley, who has been spend ing a month at Hot Springs, Ark., has returned home. Mr. McCullough,of Yellow Springs, Ohio, is in the city visiting his cousin, Mrs. Dora Duke. Charley Null, of Windfall, spent Saturday in the city and took in the skating rink at night. Miss Cora Titus, of Frankfort, was visiting in this city, last week, guest of Miss Grace Philips. Miss Mary Hunt, of Kokomo, is in the city, the guest of Miss Mattie Niel.—Peru Journal. James P. Cook, formerly of this city but now of Terre Haute, is in the city visiting friends. Johnnie Sollenberger accompanied A K. Wilson to Boston with a car load of fine horses. Mike Leary and John McLaughlin, of Anderson, spent Thursday in the city and took in the ball. L. D. Hatfield, of Sycamore, went to Honey Creek county to spend the first day of the new year. Mrs. B. F. Schooley, of Indianapo lis, is visiting in the city, guest of her sister, Mrs. Milt Eldridge. W. Reed, of Rush county, has been visiting his brother, Commissioner Reed, of Jerome, this week. Dugan Jones, one of the wide awake farmers of Monroe township, was in the city Wednesday. James DeHaven and wife spent a very pleasant Sunday at Vermont among relatives and friends. Mrs. Emeline Conner, of Fountain City, is visiting in the city, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z. HL. iLawless. John Eikenberry, of Tapp, has gone to Union county to visit his mother who is 91 years of age. Mrs. T. J. Mason returned home Tuesday from a five weeks’ visit with friends in Sullivan, this State. Misses Maggie and Etta Leary, Mrs Clancy and Joe Belsinger, of Frank fort, spent New Years in the city. Nathan Wasson, of Westfield, Ham ilton county, is spending a week in the city with his brother William. Will Spangler, who has been jerk ing lightning for the Western Union at Noblesville, has returned home. Will Groves, of Jefferson, Clinton county, is visiting his father, Robert Groves, in this city for a few days. Dr. Newcomer, wife and daughter spent New Years day in the city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson. Mrs. R. L. Kunkel, of Hartford city, has joined her husband, who is the genial clerk at the Central Hotel. Mrst. Reeves, of Columbus, this State, has been spending the holidays among his old friends in this county. Mrs. Harry Thompson, of Logan sport, spent New Years in the city, guest of her mother, Matilda Snyder. Marion Harbert and Tom O'Hara,of Bunker Hill, tripped the light, fan tastic toe Thursday night at the ball. Dr. Timothy Scott, Anderson Wil lits, Charlton Bull and C. M. Fifer, of Greentown, were in the city Tues day. Miss Mollie Orput, of Indianapolis, is visiting in the city, guest of Miss America Allison, on West Sycamore street, Ed. Truax, of Cassville, gave us a pleasant call Saturday and reports the north end of Howard township all right. QO. P. Hollingsworth and Tom Garr, of Sycamore, and Chart Bull, the Greentown attorney, were in the city Friday. Dr. A. J. Bates, of Kokomo, for merly of this county, was visiting friends in town Monday.—Marion Re publican, Will Overton, who has been spend ing the holidays at home, has returned to Ann Arbor, where he is attending school. Rev. B. M. Blount preached his fare well sermon at the Christian church in Jerome on last Sunday, to a large congregation, Miss Maggie Brown, who has been visiting friends in the city for several days, returned Thursday to her home at Franklin. John M. Ratcliff, Henry T Vaughn, Scott Collins and several other citi zens from Russiaville, were in the city Monday. Dr. Covault, Lee Gray and Walter Fr. Templin, of Greentown, and Will iam Hancock, of West Liberty, were in the city Friday. Miss Emma Tucker, who has been visiting her cousin, R. C. Tucker, of New London, returned to her home at Dublin Thursday. Joseph A. Kelley, of Union town ship, left Friday evening for a fort night's visit with his many friends in Highland county, Ohio. W. T. Connor, of Clinton county, is in the city prospecting among our real estate men with a view to locat ing in Howard county. A fine 10-pound baby boy made its appearance Tuesday at the resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thomp son, of New London. Waldo Arnett and wife, of Koko mo, came down Wednesday night to attend the Ellis—Fauchier weeding. —Russiaville Observer, Mrs. Emma Wilson and daughter Bell, of Kokomo, are visiting the fam ilies of J. A. Cates and Isaac Reed.— Greentown Herald. John Crisler, of Galveston, an old veteran of the late war, was in the city Tuesday. He has been going on crutches for three years. Howell D. Thompson, one of the prominent attorneys of Anderson, is in the city looking“afterj some busi ness which is in litigation. John Connell, Harry McMasters, Ed. Bearss and Grant Stevens were the guests of Larry Springer and Omer Shawmen Thursday. Me Reoam,of Kokomo, has rented the . Ooms in the rear of the P. O. and will engage in the undertakers busi ness.—Russiaville Observer. A large delegation of clever farm ers headed by Capt. Jim Nation, of Sycamore,came down Saturday from the east end of the county. Elder Cornelius Quick, of Madison county, on Tuesday closed a series of meetings at West Middleton in the interest of the Christian Church. Seth Fisher from “back of Allen town,” Bucks county, Pa., is in the city with his game eye on every fine horse that is hitched around the square, C. J. Hotchkiss, “representing the American Creditors Association of Indianapolis, is in the city effecting an organization among our mer chants, Joe. Sailors, of Burlington, the evangelist, passed through the city Saturday on his way to assist Rev. L. N. Howard in a protracted meeting in Westfield. W.O. Nelson and wife have been spending a portion of this week among relatives at Greentown. They will re sume their places in the Fairfield school Monday. David Lybrook, of Russiaville, who has been spending a year among the familiar haunts of early childhood in Virginia, has returned home looking hale and hearty. David Burker, of Kokomo, favored the Courier with a pleasant social call Wednesday morning. He is vis iting William Wimmer at Ashland.— New Castle Courier. Miss Elizabeth Gossett, who has been spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gossett, at Sycamore, returned to her home in Henry county Thursday. Mrs. 5. T. Kirk was called Thurs day to Columbus, Ind., to attend the funeral of her nephew, Guy Griffith, 15 years of age, who was drowned at that place on Wednesday. George Ogden, Asbury Kelly and J.J. Foster, who have been scouring the jungles of Arkansas for wild game, returned home on Monday. They are loaded with big stories of border ruffian life. Miss Lizzie Sheridan, Miss Duck wall, Miss Hattie Kinglesmith, Jim Sheridan, Dan and Bat McCarty and Clint Kinglesmith, of Peru, and Miss Anna Bowe, of Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. H. C. Cole New Years. Miss Mary Pavy, one of the success ful teachers of Peru, and Willard Wo tan, who have been spending a week visiting J. N. Loop and other relatives in Howard county, returned home today. Richard Nixon gave us a call Tues day and paid his 34th year’s sub scription to this paper, which dates back to the days when it was called the Pioneer and was published at New London. Mr. John Gilmore, accompanied by his niece, Miss Nellie, of Danville, Ilinois, are visiting here, guests of Chas. F. Springer. John is an old Kokomo boy and since his de parture from here has seen a good portion of the country. He is now looking up a location with the view of going into business and becoming a settled citizen. We hope his choice will fall to our city.
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Kokomo Gazette Tribune
Kokomo, Indiana, US
Tue, Jan 06, 1885
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