BEDFORD WEEKLY MAIL BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1900 BONO Every body is going to Mitchell Wednesday. …. The Republican speaking at the LEE school house was well attended. …. Oscar P. MONTGOMERY, of Mitchell, was on our streets Sunday. …. Mrs. Zella HOUSTON and daughter, Miss Belle, returned to their home at Sterling, Kansas, last week. …. We are informed that A. J. and J. H. MONTGOMERY will go into the merchandise business just as soon as they can get their house completed near the LEE school house. …. Newton HOMER, age about 35 years, died at his home on the WILCOX farm, of typhoid fever, Sunday, Oct. 21st. He leaves a wife and 5 children, and was a member of the I. O. R. M. Burial at Mt. Carmel Monday. …. Mrs. Daisy VOILES has decided to quit housekeeping since the death of her father, James T. WESNER, and has moved into the house with Mrs. Belona VOILES. Miss Rosa L. PETERS is able to renew her duties at the post office again. …. Some of our farmers are through husking corn. …. Last Saturday as Miss Nettie and Pearl STEWART were coming from Tunnelton, the horses became frightened at an approaching train and tried to run away from it. On turning the corner of the road the buggy was turned over throwing the young ladies out. Miss Pearl was badly bruised up and Nettie received several scratches and a broken collar bone. …. Mrs. E. H. DIXON still continues to improve. …. Thos. MARKS is again in our midst. He has come to stay till after the election. …. Bono will send quite a delegation to Mitchell Wednesday, if the weather will permit. ….E. H. RUSSELL, of Darlington, Ind., was visiting relatives here last week. …. Mrs. Elizabeth KNIGHT and son Ed were called to Salem on account of sickness.