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‘Quite a number of the Center people attended the farmers Institute at Warsaw last week. J. E B. Humphrey of Warsaw called on.J. M. Humphrey Wednesday. Mrs. Longnecker and Vine Menzie spent a day at David Snapps. Lyman Makemson is stopping with Joseph Menzie a short time. Levi Phillips is having a great deal of sickness in his family. Nettie Leedy and Cora Snapp spent Sunday with Mae Leifer. Chester and Hattie Brallier attended services at the German Baptist church east of Warsaw. Anna Freehly returned to Warsaw Sunday. John Magner was a school visitor Monday morning. They say a bull headed man re sembles heaven because there is no parting or dying. This may be true but we know a man who didn't re semble heaven when his neighbor told him that the hair dye was running down his cheek. Mrs. GW. Clemans is reported siel. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and daughter visited Dell Orr Sunday. Wallace Wirkepatrick has a severe attack of lagrippe and lung trouble. Quite a number of the young people attended church at Morris Chapel Sun day evening. Ira Leedy visited WW. A. Babcock last week. A wife who has lost her bean might as well bang up her fiddle and end existence with a base vial. Jessie Humphrey and Nettie Leedy called on Cora Snapp Thursday after noon. Mr. M.S. Jolliff, deputy commander of the W. O. W., canvassed Center Monday. O} Babcock based his Saturday. Will Leedy of Cerro Gordo, MI, ar rived in Pierceton Saturday. Roy Tumphrey visited at the home of Jin Vaneur on Sunday. H. J. Beallier went to North Man chester Friday. James Stinson, Mesdaies Joe Williams and Vanator are on the sick list. Ira Leifer has received his dynamo and will have his plant in order in a few days. We hear some growling on the part of the Wilmot subscribers about the Record being short of “insides,” lately. A new set of ‘insides , larger than the old, has been scoured, and in future there will be no occasion for growing The trouble with the Record lately was due to no fault of the editor. The people in Chicago got their drinks mixed, and while they were sobering up the Pierceton Record was forgotten. Isaac, Drake,has purchased a fine road horse for his own private use. He says he is not going to drive plugs any more. All the folks from the corner took in the meeting at the Mock church Sun day night, it being the last night of the protracted meeting. Twelve more members were added to the church. The box supper at Gravel Hill Sat urday night was a grand affair. There was a big turn out of society folks and all the good things to eat immaginable. Clark Myers “left Saturday for [Lo raine, O., where, he has a position as night watch in ‘the steel factory. He served in the same capacity two years before. Miss Mare Daily, of Wooster, spent the past ten days in this neighborhood, calling on ye correspondent ‘and wife and we found her a very pleasant and agreeable young lady. We would be pleased to have her call often. Mr. Huber and Sam Jarrett, the two men who were 80 badly injured some time ago, are quite poorly yet, but im proving slowly. BIGOTRY. Believe as I believe, no more, nor less. That I am right, and no one else, confess. Feel as I feel, think only as I think: Eat what I eat, and drink what I drink. Look and look,do al@aya as Tan. And then and only then, 11) fellowship with you. That I am right, and always right, I know. Because my own convictions tells me And to be right so simply this, to be Entirely and in all respects like me; To deviate a hair's breadth, or begin To question, doubt, or hesitate is sin. I reverence the Bible, if It be Translated first and then explained by mej. By churchly lawa and evatoms fF abide, If they with my opinions coincide; All creeds and doctrines [ admit divine Excepting those which disagree with mine. “were better that the alek should die than live. Unless they take the medicine I give; ‘Ywere better sinners perish than refual To be conformed to my peculiar . 10379: better thet te world stand AAAI than mogve. y other way than that which I approve. Barnet Workman has purchased a farm south of town which he will move on in the spring. R. H W. Leifer and F. BE. Snapp shipped two orders of onions Monday. Reuben Leifer made a flying trip to Warsaw Saturday night. William Snapp of Muntington visited his parents and old friend in Center Wednesday and Thursday. The second winter term of the Elk hart Normal School and Business In stitute will begin Jun. 1th and con tinue ten weeks. Circulars free. Ad dress the Secretary.
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Pierceton Record
Pierceton, Indiana, US
Thu, Jan 26, 1899
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