BEDFORD WEEKLY MAIL BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1900 Father BOGEMANN arrived in Bloomington Friday evening, from Europe, and came down to Bedford Saturday on the accommodation, returning at 10 o'clock. He was absent about a year, spending the greater part of the time at Oxford, in England, but making a tour of the Continent before returning to America. He looks well and seems happy to be at home; remarking that one does not fully appreciate his own country until he has been abroad. Hon. T. M. SEARS, the Republican candidate for Representative of Daviess and Martin counties, was in town from Elnora Monday. S. S. DOMAN has received a postal card from S. B. LOWE, dated Martigny, Switzerland, Sept. 19th, in which he said he would soon leave for Lucerne, Munich, Oberammergau and Berlin. He is in fine health and enjoying his tour. Mrs. Isophene ARMBRUSTER, of Kurtz, was the guest of friends in this city over Sunday. Phil CLIPP, the clever Janitor at the S. I. depot, is awful mad and refuses to be comforted, all because of the fact that a bridal party scattered about 50 pounds of rice over the platform at noon Tuesday. Phil calculates that it will take him at least a week to get the walks cleared of it. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Bedford Post Office unclaimed, advertised for week ending Sept. 22, 1900: LADIES: MARKAW, Minnie. SEARS, Mrs. J. W. GENTLEMEN: CASSIDY, James A. EPPERSON, Ruffus. ELKINS, James W. JONES, David. MANNISON, Tom. NAMELES, H. H. PANZA, Raphiel. RAY, Wesley. SHERLOCK, Will, (care of Geo. FULLEN.) SIDALS, Eva. VAUGHT, Francisco. YOUNG, Winfield. Letter addressed Erie, Ind. DEITS, Mrs. Edw. POSTAL CARDS. CLARK, Mrs. Josie. Persons calling for above letters, please say advertised. VINSON V. WILLIAMS, P. M.