BEDFORD WEEKLY MAIL BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 1900 COXTON W. B. McGINNIS and wife and son, Reed, returned from a visit to Elnora Sunday. …. Miss Angie WEBSTER, of Burns City, was the guest of Miss Minnie McNABB Sunday. …. Willis ADAMS has gone to Indian Springs to attend the bedside of his father, who is still very low with heart trouble. …. Nora SEARS, who had been at Washington the past few months, returned home on Friday. …. Chas. McCORMICK and wife have moved their household effects to their home at Indian Springs, where they will reside in the future. …. Fred McGINNIS and wife are visiting relatives near Clayville, Washington county. …. Mrs. James HUFF, of Indianapolis, was here on business Monday. …. Arthur BRIGHT purchased a fine team of mules near Buddha, valued at $175. …. Misses Nova EVANS and May KERN, of Fayetteville, boarded train No. 1 at this place Tuesday, enroute to Odon. …. G. C. SMITH and Joe KERN are gathering up all the things left by the Bedford and Williams Road Co, and will ship them to Washington via the Southern Indiana. …. Alex ADAMSON hauled some ten or twelve bushels of fine peaches to Bedford Wednesday. …. They are said to be the finest that have been on the market this season. …. David F. BYERS, while at Elnora attending the Reunion, became very ill and was taken home. He has been in a critical condition but is some better now. …. W. E. WRIGHT, of Oolitic, is spending a few weeks here on the river. …. White river has been very low and could be easily forded at the Woods' Ferry before the last rain. …. All the S. I. boys are looking very cheerful this week on account of pay day.