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old time scare crow don’t fool them auy more.Mrs. Affie Lonlz visited relatives at loaville Saturday andSunday.Chas. Cotner, Royal Centrepholographer, was here Tuesdaytaking views of the lake for post cards.Nlt;Harry Heiney has accepted a positon on the mason crew of the Pensy Co. beginning work Mon day.VR. F. Million and family of Monticcllo, spent Sunday with relatives. Air. Million will moveto the Lake for the summer.A?i ■Wanted—a day aa a barefoot faor-Only a day of the boyhood bli«(i Come, who will trade me this d£y of youth—Only a day—and a mother’s kiss?HiPlease! I will give you a NOWJust for a day of the long ago! Fame? Yes, a bit—and a sack of fold, Just for a day that I used to ki|owl» -Ah, | will offer you lands and mines,Power and glory and manhood’s joy, Just for a day by the bayou bridge— Only a day! as a barefoot boy!Wanted—a day as a country lad— Only a day! and the way to bliss. Back past the grave and the cold, cold stone—Come, take it all, for a mother'sJACKSONRICH OLDPLACEAssessor Iiae Friday has com* pleted his work for this spi$og and gives us the following totals for Jackson township. These figures do not include the jgfcr* poration of Burnetts villa Cash value of lagdof improvements, $478,b(k Improvements, $73,310.Cash value of town lots $7,940. Value of improvements upon town lots,$38,130.Value of personal property $230,560.Total val ue of pe rson al property agd real estate $824,480.There were 197 polls (between the age of 21 and 50) in the above territory.PLANS FORDECORATIONJohn W. Jenkins, assessor in Jefferson township, Friday filed his report. The total persona! property is $143,570; polls, 177; dogs, 114. Last year the person*al property was $130:285: polls; 190; dogs, 144.We are going to have another interurban line through Lake Cicott (?). This makes about three lines thru here,—besides the Panhandle will most likelyput on electric cars again so when we want to travel we can, —wait six hours for a train as we have had to do.ticadwedarothdeFtpetrethiDAYThe old soldiers, assisted by the 1. O. O. F. lodge and citizensHAYBRINGSFANCYPRICESHay is the scarcest it has been in years: it is almost impossible to find any that is for sale evenat $12 and $15 per ton. Hunt Heiny, our liveryman, hauled several loads from Delphi last week, being unable to secure any nearer home.of the town of Idaville, will observe Memorial Day with appropriate ceremonies on Monday May 31st at 2 o’clock.The line of march will form on the street north of T O O. F hall, headed by the color bearer and the Idaville Band, followed by soldiers, lodges and citizens; marching south on Main Street the body will proceed to the middle of the cemetery where appropriate music and exercises will be given after which the graves will be decorated; following these exercises there will be an address at a speaker’s stand upon the school ground nearby.Full program will appear inthese colums next week.All places of business are requested to close at 2 o’clock and remain so until close of service. The citizens and business -men are requested to decorate their buildings especially along Main Street where line of march will move. Let every one lend a helping hand and make this a Day of Memorial that will be long remembered.Sunday evening the Epworth League elected the followingofficers:—Pres. Chas. Hume, 1st Vice Pres. Mts. Liston; 2nd Vice Pres. Mrs. Tuttle; 3rd Vice Pres. Mrs. Saunder; 4th Vice Pres. Mable Calloway. The League is in a flourishing condition and the newly electedofficers capable, and deserving of support.vilitbedigg»'duhalorroiNEW CHURCHPLANNED ATinlt;thlt;tb(linB’VILLEIVIt is probable that a new church will be built in Burnetts-ville this summer. Rev. W. Irelan, a former resident who has been in New Mexico for some years, recently returned and is agitating the subject. Rev. Irelan paid the Evanglist Legg some $500 to conduct tent meetings there last year and build up a desire for a church of the Christian denomination.IKeep This In Mind.«•«Good Service, StrengthConservative Managementand our ability to accomodate our patrons are the cardinal features of this bank and, we believe, account for our steady progress.The State Bank of BarnettsvllleTo arrive in 15days —500 ready made bed sheets from Southernmills, size 72 by 90 inches, re* guiar 50 cent goods, our specialprice,— 3 for $1.00.Also at the same time willarrive 500 seamless ready made sheets, SI by 90 inches, to sellat our special price of 61 cents each.There are better grades of goods in the above than can be bought by the yard.Roth rock’s Dep’t Stoke.B.thidnJolpisthionThamwiiwiimwasidviealodetyetchiThtheGCapital $25,000 Surplus and undivided profits over $3000New Accounts Invited.The old reliable Roach Store, Monbcello, is well stocked with staple qualities of Carpets, Mattings, Curtains, Etc., for the refurnishing of your home.]NEWS FROMLAKE CICOTTVICINITYEd Williams has been on the sick list since Saturday.Ben Townsloy went to Wolcott Tuesday to begin work on a farm•inear that place.dangerous to the traveling public and should be stopped.✓ 't___I______ .Mrs Jas. Heiney who has been sick some time is improving.Clint Heiney who has been sick for some time ia able to be abont again.(Pen Good is preparing for a trip to California in the near f ntnre and probably locate there.r*»rttpa ora cri vincr ftriack Donley is arranging to occupy the new basement room under the Loan Trust Co. bank at Monticello with a brand new np-to-date barber shop about June 1st.Large line of straw hats and summer cape for men and boys at Coble’s.(of i dei theFnDeBiilife87feeai*a inOld reliable quality in the lat- pai k
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Idaville Observer
Idaville, Indiana, US
Fri, May 21, 1909
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