Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 October 1914 — Page 31

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1914.

DIAMOND, DTD.

Mrs. William Butt and Mrs. John McVey visited friends at Coal Bluff Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lanev and daughter, Aldrice, spent Saturday at Terre Haute.

Misses Pauline Barr and Stella Benell returned home Saturday after spending several days at Indianapolis, where they attended grand temple, Pythian 8isters.

William Brown returned to his home at Terre Haute Friday after spending a few weeks here with friends.

Mrs. Ott Youcom is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alva Ax, of Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs. Mathew Barr of Perth spent Saturday here with friends.

Cal Payne of Libertyville spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives and friends.

Mrs. William Pinegar. Miss Menella Senters and Charles Bridgevvaters attended the skating rink at Coal Bluff Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Killion and Mlas Edna Killion spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Umblebee of Carbon. Ind.

Miss Viola Bramlett of Terre Haute came Friday to spend a few days with relatives and friends.

William Oswalt spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Alva Withrow, of New Goshen.

Mr. and Mrs. William Senters entertained Sunday with a 12:00 o'clock dinner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peck of Clinton, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. George Skelton of Poland Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hugguston of Reelsvllle, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. William Pinegar of this city.

Miss Victoria Soltis returned home Saturday after spending a few weeks at Terre Haute.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of Centerpoint spent Sunday and Monday with their uncle, Dr. Charles Benell, and family.

Misses Mary Kushner and Victoria Soltis spent Sunday at Perth with friends.

Misses Ida and Ethel Brown of Perth spent Sunday with Misses Lillian and Viola Bramlett. I

Nicholas Dolllana of West Terre Haute spent Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolliana.

James Petty of Carbon spent Monday here with friends. James McCarty of Terre Haute spent Monday with relatives and friends.

Mrs. John Blller and children and George Garbett of Benwood spent a few days this week with Mrs. Biller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Martain.

Mrs. Brooks of Brazil spent Thursday and Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbert Milligan.

Dr. and Mrs. Siner moved to Terre Haute Tuesday. Mrs. Hester Benell of Centerpoint is visiting her son. Dr. Charles Benell, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. William Butt spent Monday at Brazil with Mrs. Butt's sister, Mrs. Chris Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brooks of near Bridgeton spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Wilbert Milligan spent Saturday at Brazil on business.

Miss Stella Benell spent Tuesday at Brazil visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Zellia spent Sunday at Jacksonville visiting friends.

Misses Jean Simpson and Alice Pattlson spent Monday at Brazil. Dr. Benell spent Wednesday at Roseaale.

BLACKHAWK, DID.

Mr. and Mrs. George Moore spent part of the week with their daughter, Mrs. Pearlie Watson, at Crisley, 111.

Miss Eva Moore, of Seelyville, Ind., spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beard.

Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Tryon and Miss Ed'th Tryon, of Terre Haute, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Tryon Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. O. S. McGee, of BatesVille, were here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cochn spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Marshall, 111.

Mrs. Edna Singhurse left Monday for Kansas City to Bpent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Taylor Robertson.

Mr. and Mrs. John Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Forbes, of Farmersburg, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. T. Brown and children, Mr. and Mrs. William Weddle and son, Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Vancleave, Mr. and Mrs. Verner Hunter, ajid Mr. and Mrs. George Vancleave spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. Seifert.

Mr. and Mrs. Clelland Copeland, of near Cory, Bpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Weddle.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller and children spent Sunday at Hymera. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin, of Lewis, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Barley Sunday.

BOWIING GREEN IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Finley Martin returned home Monday from Ames, la,, where they spent the past summer with their son. Prof. John Martin, and wife.

Walter Smith of Terre Haute spent -Wednesday here with friends. Charles Woods of Terre Haute visited friends and relatives here the first of the week.

Mr. and Mrs, James Eurton of Elizabeth, Ind., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Campbell here the past ten days.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis and son olj Terre Haute rpent Sunday here as the guests of Mr. Davis' mother, Mrs. Lydia Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Maurer visited relatives in Terre Haute Sunday. Martin Boyer spent Tueaday with friends in Brazil.

Fred Kiefner visited Mr. and Mrs. George Greenleaf and children of Terre Haute the first of the week.

John B. Campbell attended the street fair at Lyons this week. Mr. and Mrs. WllHam Cooper of New Maysvllle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Silvey and Mrs. W. L. Sllvey here this week.

LEWIS, IND.

Mr Ella Hostetled of Shelbum is vNltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elioha Powell.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahan and children of Farmersburg visited here on -Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boston of ^Linton spent Sunday here. Mrs. Nora Bright of Terre Haute visited here Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lannlng of Paxton, Ind., visited hore over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gosnold of Indianapolis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munson Gosnold this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell of Terre Haute visited here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forman ontor''tained their children and grandchildren at dinner Sunday in celebration of Mrs. 'Forman's flifty-seventh birthday.

Noel Boston of Terre Haute visited ."here Sunday. J. Shultz of Clay City spent Thursdav here.

Miss Edith Boston visited In Terre Haute Thursday. Mrs. Ethel McNabb of Farmersburg visited here recently.

PRAIRIETON, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Infange of Terre Haute spent the day Thursday with r, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Infange.

Mrs. Will Stout is quite ill from malar lal fever. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer, a -daughter, October sixteenth.

Mrs. Anna Harrison, who has been sick for several weeks, is gradually growing weaker.

Mrs. .Dal ton Beauchamp. who has been spending the summer with her .mother. Mrs. Hattie Nelson, on account ill health, has returned to her home in' Farmersburg.

Married. Miss Helen Smith to Mr. Frank Francis. October fifteenth, ninehundred fourteen.

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UNIVERSAL, IND.

Mrs. H. Martin and J. Johnson were in Terre Haute this week. Mrs. Koss Keller of Universal is visting her parents in Mandodi, 111. Her daughter, Sylvia, accompanied her.

Miss Kate Marketto of Universal has returned home from a few weeks' visit in Martinsville, Ind.

John Goodish of Jacksonville, Ind., spent Sunday in Universal. Jim Brunner of Terre Haute spent Sunday and Monday reviewing in universal, Ind.

Mrs. Omer Johnson of Universal is spending a week in Terre Haute with relatives.

Dick Bluck of Universal spent Saturday and Sunday with his family in Brazil.

Miss Sophia Weiman of Shelbum Is visiting relatives in Universal a few weeks.

Martin Saclcro of Universal left this week for a few weeks' treatment at springs of Martinsville.

Mrs. F. Qurello of Universal spent Monday in Clinton. Mrs.. B. Miller, of Universal, spent Monday with friends in Clinton and Terre Haute.

Carl Betino, of South Willi, 111., was in Universal this week. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sely, of near Jacksonville, spent Sunday in Universal.

T. Moses, of Bunsen Coal Co., of Westville, is spending a few weeks at the mines at Universal.

Miss Violet Bird, of near Clinton, was in Universal Monday. John Wills, of Terre Haute," was In town this week.

A large crowd of Clinton and Terre Haute folks attended the ball game in Universal Sunday. Universal won the game from the Terre Haute Tigers.

Miss Elizabeth Holls, of North Terre Haute, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Hanuls, of Universal.

Mrs. R. Phillip, of this city, was In Clinton this week.

ROCKVILLE, IND.

Clotllde Cummlngs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cummlngs, has recovered from threatened appendicitis, and after a two weeks' treatment at St. Anthony's hospital, Terre Haute, ha returned home.

Mrs. Whitlock, of Terre Haute, spent the week here with her husband, who is representing the state in the Ehrmann murder trial. Mrs. Whitlock was formerly Miss Bird Smith and resided for a time with her parents in Rockville.

Mrs. Walter C. Mand and daughter, Mary Catherine, of Terre Haute, are visiting her mother, Mrs. A. F. White. Mr. Mand will spend the week-end here.

Charles Overman, Mr. and Mrs. King and Miss H6len Duncan, of Chicago, returned Monday after visiting the families of J. D. Overman and L. Edgar Adams. James H. Overman, of St. Paul, Minn., was also a week-end guest.

Mrs. W. C. Ott and son, Robert, are home from an extended visit with relatives in Virginia.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ohaver are visiting the homes of their daughters, Mesdames P. D. Sedgewick and E. L. Dozer, of Peoria, 111.

Miss Llulu Weller, stenographer of the Parke State bank, is on a leave of absence for a few months. Mrs. Blake, of Terre Haute, will substitute for Miss Weller.

J. S. McFaddin gave a dinner party Tuesday evening at his home in Howard street. His guests were members of the Rockville and Vigo county ba^s, ho are attorneys with him in the Ehrmann murder case on trial here.

SHADY GROVE, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Elliot spent Tuesday in Terre Haute, Ind., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lige Liston.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller have gone to housekeeping in the property owned by Mrs. Ella Miller.

Mrs. Ella Miller and Mrs. Carrie Myers, of Farmersburg, Ind. Mrs. Louise Miller and Miss Golda Rowe, of Blackhawk, and Mrs. Ira Miller were the afternon guests of Mrs. Sarah Miller Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller were at Lewis, Ind., Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Peters spent Thursday in Terre Haute.

Mrs. Sarah Taylor accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Richey, of Lewis, were at Farmersburg Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. James Corrinay, of Oaktown, were here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. James Denton and daughter, of Blackhawk, Ind., spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Myers.

Miss Edna Laren was at Blackhawk Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Smith spent Saturday afternoon at Blackhawk, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weddle.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chapman spent Wednesday at Farmersburg, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McKinney.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller were at Terre Haute Sunday afternoon, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar French.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B. Boone, of Ellsworth, were here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Dietz and daughter, Mollie, of Lewis. Ind., spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Dietz.

PRAIRIE CREEK, IND.

Miss Lelah Hampton of Riley spent Sunday and Monday night with Miss Esther Bentley.

Miss Charlotte Evans of Middletown who has been sick is better. Fairbanks second team played basket ball against Middletown second team Friday evening.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, a baby girl, Sundy evening. Miss Lera Bailey spent Monday evening with Miss Sadie Drake.

Mrs. Ira McKinney, father and mother, of Illinois, are visit.nsr her a few days. p.v.

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MR. ANII MRS. JAMES A. HICKS, SIX SONS AND ONLY DAUGHTER.

KANSAS, 111., Oct. 17.—Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hicks, one of the highly respectable and esteemed old couples of rhis city, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary October 10. They were surrounded by all of their children with the exception of one daughter, Minnie, who died some years ago. Mr. Hicks is 72 and his wife 70 years of age. The occasion was a happy event in the lives of the beloved couple.

Reading from left to right are Charles V., Frank B„ Carrie, Guy, Claud, Harry H., and John, with James A., and M. E. father and mother in front. James A. is an old soldier, having served in Company G, Forty-third Indiana infantry In the rebellion.

The jubilee was celebrated at the old homestead, where all the children were born.

They were married October 10, lk6.4, at Paris, 111., by Rev. Taggert, Presbyterian minister, and took up their residence at Kansas, where they have continuously resided since.

The other guests besides the wives and children of the boys present were Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Spragg and wife, of Kansas, and Mrs. D. R. Noonan and mother, Mrs. J. W. Purcell, of Paris. Tho decorations were green, white and gold, and the wedding cake was prepared by the Root store.

VIGO COUNTY LINE, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan of Terre Haute were the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morgan, Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Ettle Shaw spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw and family of near Riley.

Mrs. Daniel Reece spent Sunday with Mrs. Flora Price of Kellar, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. James Myers and daughter, Frona, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush of Lewis, Ind.

Messrs. Harvey Cottom and Marvin Ray of Blackhawk were tne guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Cottom, Saturday night and Sunday.

Herschel Royer was in Terre Haute Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cromwell and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Coble.

Miss Clara Conway of Keller visited Mr. and, Mrs. Howard Leech and family Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Cecil Myers and son visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Larlson, Saturday and. SYinday.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wilson of Terre Haute were the guests of their son, Mr. Lon Wilson, and family Wednesday.

Messrs. Dora Marse and Daniel M. Reece were at Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Christy of Indianapolis were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christy.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Fox and son spent Saturday in Terre Haute visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Todd.

Mrs. Earl Chandler and daughter and Mrs. Nancy Chandler were at Cor.y on Wednesday.

Misses Martha and Floy Reece spent Tuesday with Mrs. Rose Morgan. Mrs. William Young spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Kiefner.

CARLISLE, IND.

Elliott Douthltt and daughter, Ruth, went to Terre Haute Thursday to visit W. T. Douthitt and family.

Miss Ruth Rockberry spent Sunday in Sullivan. Ambrose Corbln of Pleasantvllle was here Tuesday.

Mrs. Sarah Latshaw spent Tuesday In Oaktown. Earnest Houpt was In Sullivan Tuesday.

Mrs. Ann Hoover went to Newcastle Tuesday to visit her son. P. L. Hoover, and family.

Mrs. Margaret O. Rogers returned home Tuesday from Loogootee and Seymour, where she had been on business and visiting relatives.

Mrs. O. H. Hendricks went to Vlncennes Monday to visit relatives. Miss Edna Colton was In Sullivan Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Bowen and little daughter snent Monday In Sullivan. Miss Ioma Bowen of Terre Haute came down Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Nathan Ferguson.

Misses Beulah Mlckle and Ruby Willis spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Joe Warner of Oaktoirn was here Monday visiting Mrs. E. W. Roger.

Mrs. Bell Snapp returned to her home in Indianapolis Tuesday after a visit here with relatives.

Mrs. Loretta Bullock of Shelbum came Tuesday to be the guest of Mrs. C. A. Sclau.

DANA, IND.

A girl baby was bom Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. John Beatton. Mrs. C. C. Aldrich entertained her Sunday school class, the infant class, at her home, Tuesday afternoon. Games were played and popcorn balls, cookies and doughnuts were served.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lang, of Indianapolis, were Dana visitors Sunday. J. G. Davis and family motored to Helts Prairie Sunday and spent the day with his brother, Howard Danes.

Mrs B. F. Lang went to Kokomo Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Jumps. Mr. Lang accompanied her to Indianapolis, where he had business.

The boy scouts met with the assistant scoutmaster. Prof. E. M. Bower, Monday night, and held a reception for their scout master, Rev. Beebee, who has been returned here for another year. The bovs planned a hike for next Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Cale Hollingsworth left Sunday night for their home in New York after a three weeks' visit here.

Mrs. Wes Van Duyn returned to this place Saturday after spending four years in Colorado. She will spend the winter here, most of the time with her son. Cleve.

Mi*s Pelorls Brown spent Satutdav and Sunday, the guests of friends in Vineennes. •••.•.

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

Items from Neighboring Indiana and Illinois Towns

Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding

RILEY, IND.

Miss Mary Dildine of Terre Haute returned home Monday after a few days' visit with Miss Lyda Moyer.

Miss Pauline Graham spent Monday afternoon in Terre Haute. Mrs. Dr. Plugh of Hymera, Mrs. Slckafoose of North Whitley and MrB. Ooley of Dayton, O., visited their sister. Mrs. Dr. Brunker the first of the week.

Miss Lela Jordon of Terre Haute spent Monday with her aunt, Mrs. William Fox.

Miss Goldie Brill of Clinton visited her mother Saturday and Sunday. The revival services at Liberty avenue was largely attended and a good Interest is being manifested.

Esther Powell of Terre Haute visited Miss Virginia Fox Sunday. Miss Mamie Asperger of Burnett VIBIted her parents Saturday and Sunday.

Rev. Adamson of Bloomington, who Is In charge of the revival services at Liberty, was called home to preach a funeral and officiate at a wedding the same day.

John Green and Garrett Smith have returned from a week's visit with the latter's brother, north of Indianapolis.

The Riley Union telephone company Installed a nnew switch board Wednesday.

Roy Spauldlng attended a BUIprise dinner on Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker of Seelyville Sunday.

Robert Smith of Libertyville visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Smith, Sunday.

Mr. William Early of Borton returned home from a few days' visit with his son, H. W. Early.

A. D. Mullenix will have a sale on Tuesday, Oct. 20. prior to his trip to Florida for the winter. The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will serve lunch.

Thomas Powell of Terne Haute visited friends in Riley Sunday.

ALLENDALE, ILL.

Miss Jennie Martin, of Mt. Carmel, was the guest of Mrs. Jasper Harrington over Sunday.

Miss Eva Price, of Allendale, was the guest of Miss Mabel Smith, of Mt. Carmel, Monday.

John Sparks was a visitor at Vlncennes Sunday. The district county Sunday school convention will be held at Adams' Corners church Sunday, October 18.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pemberton Monday, a daughter. Mrs. Barbara' Hjolsen and daughter, Miss Beuiah, of Mt. Carmel, visited her son, James, and family Monday.

Mrs. Michael Rentschler and daughter, Miss Laura, of St. Franeisville, ill., visited her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Capoot, over Sunday.

George Cusick and son, Clyde, were visitors at Lick Prairie Monday. James B. Pritchard was a visitor at Frlendsvllle Sunday.

Joseph T. Litherland was a visitor in Mt. Carmel Monday. County Superintendent S. A. Mayne, of Mt. Carmel, was In Allendale Tuesday.

Edwin Smith, of Allendale, was a visitor in Mt. Carmel Monday. A social was given by the King's daughters of the Allendale Christian church. Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Keeling. The social was in honor of the Loyal Sons of that church. There were thirty present. After a musical program light refreshments were served.

Miss Lenora Litherland, of Mt. Carmel, was the guest of her parents hero over Sunday.

UNION, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Delma Richey and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Richey, of Lewis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Till Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Kail Jflslin, Oaktown, Ind., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. utto Boy 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave- Weeks and Miss Ida Weeks, of Pimento, Ind., spent Svliday with Mr. and Mrs. Giick Beard.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shaw, of Farmersburg, were the guests of I.Irs. Alice Yaw Sunday.

Mrs. Alma Lawson a.nd' children, of Terre Haute, t^pent part of the week here.

Emery Mauck spent Sunday in Riley, Ind. Mrs. Stella Kite, of Terre Haute, visited her parents, Mr. anjji Ms. Howard Grlener last week.

Mr. and Mrs. James Tyron and daughter Geneva, of Farmersburg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denton and children, of Hymera Mr. and Ms. Glenn Miller, of Shady Grove Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tryon spent Sunday with Mr. Wan en Tryon.

Miss Eva Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Stcph Beard spent Sunday with Mr. and M'ls. Charles Parish, of Farmersburg.

Miss Grace Price, of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Webb Price.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yaw and Mr. .and Mrs. Howard Yaw spent Sunday in Brazil, Ind.

Mrs. Daisy Cochran spent Saturday and Sunday in Marshall, 111. Miss Golda Meyers spent Saturday and Sunday at Farmersburg, Ivf., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walls.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham, of Shady Grove, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huntwork.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Boy 11 and childrtn spent Sunday with John Boy 11, of Terre Haute.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mauck spent Sunday in Yorngstown, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wellman.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl French and son Thurman spent Sunday In Youngstown, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles French.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown spent Wednesday in Youngstown, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beard spent Sunday in Riley, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs Dan Meyers and children, of Farmersburg, spent Sunday vith Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyers.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, of Farmersburg. speat Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yaw.

DUGGER, IND.

Mr3. Walter Lane visited in Cass Monday. Mrs. Geo. Comstock and son, Aaron, went to Sullivan Monday.

Mrs. Rebecca Robbins, of Sullivan, speilt SundaV visiting relatives here. Mrs. Melvotte Miller, of Terre Haute, visited friends here from Sunday till Thursday.

Mrs. Bennett, of New (Lebanon, who has been visiting her son, Jacob Bennett, returned home Monday.

C. H. Buck, of near Pimento, who formerly resided here, was in our city Monday and Tuesday on business and visiting friends.

Chas. G. Ketcham, nuperintendent of agents of the IntermediaJe Accident Insurance company, of Evansville, was here on business Monday.

Mrs. Josephine Pierson and children of Caledonia, spent Monday visiting friends here.

Mrs. Harry Swift and son, Mr. Leonard Carr and children, Mrs. Boy zucnardson and Mrs. Maggie Keeno, of Cass, were here Tuesday.

Grover Schlegelr returned Wednesday after a brief visit .Wlth^ rei&tives In Clay City. .. ..

Mr. and Mrs. 0|cat fer»iBll and chjtl». dren visited with Mr', and Mrs. Sam Headley Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith went to Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs. Olson, Caledonia, visited here Tuesday.

Miss Prlscilla Griffiths entertained the J. W. G. girls at her home, on North Section street, Monday evening. Refreshments were served.

POLAND, IND.

Pioneer Woman Honored

MltS. PUATHER AND MRS. CRAIG.

DANA, Ind., Oct. 17.—Mrs. J. H. T'rather, Dana's pioneer resident, obberved her seventieth birthday a few days ago and the occasion was marked

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Mrs. James Saddler called on Lee Wednesday evening. Mr. McQuir, of near Cataract, moved to Cunot.

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Will Hodge, of Harmony, is moving near Catract. Dan Hollar, of Wayne county, Is visiting his cousin, William Shoppeli.

Henry Hoffa made a business trip to Poland Thursday. Dan Hollar visited at James Saddler's Thursday.

Lawrence Maye, of Terer Haute, was In this vicinity a few days. Hilas Knoll, of Cunot, was In'Poland Thursday.

Morgan Knoll was in Poland Friday. Mrs. Charles Hendrix and daughter. May, called on Mrs. William Shoppeli Friday evening.

Mrs. Nellie Centmeyer called on Mrs. James Saddler and Mrs. Andy'Shoppeli Friday.

Visitors at Charley Hendrlx's Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. William Shoppeli, Dan Hollar, James Saddler and family, Perry Centmeyer and family and William Cochran.

Mr. Leen and Mr. Cain called on James Saddler Monday. Mrs. Maggie Bsyndy is on the sick list.

Mrs. William Shoppeli was In Poland Mondav. Mrs. Lizzie Neese, of Illinois, is visiting relatives and friends In this vlcnity.

by a large gathering of her friends. In the picture Mrs. Prather -is shown on the left. -sirs. M.l F. Craig, of Cayuj^i, her d( ughter, on the right.

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YOUNGSTOWN, IND.

Miss Mary *nd Minnie Sieferman were dinner guests of Mr. and iurs. Charles Whitlock Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cottrell and children visited Mr. Joe and Mag Young .Sunday.

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Mrs. Ernestine Smith and two children visited Mrs. Mahalia Fields at Clinton Suiurday and Sunday..

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cottrell went to the river pecan hunting Sunday. Rev. Jennings Spauldlng, wife and child were guests of Mrs. bora Brooks and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arch Purcell were guests of Mrs. Adeline Robbins Sunday Mrs. Thomas visited her daughter, Mrs. Maud Hall, last week.

Mrs. Jim Hooplngarrter Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams. Mr. and Mrs. George Leach celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Sunday.

JUr. and Mrs. Al Ftek and Sarah Fisk, of Riley, visited Miss Dora Barbee Tuesday.

Miss Christine Andrlck, and friend celled on Miss Doris Drake Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Julia Barbee made a business trip to Terre Haute Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Barbee and son. from Danville, 111., are visiting her sister's family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake I«ayer.

Miss Mabel Layer, Willie Schallin^ and Fred Ralstead were guests of Misi Leach, o-f North Thirteenth street,, Sunday.

Mrs. Sarah Johnson has returned from a few days' visit to Mr. and Airs. Dan Miller.

Miss Katherlne Kelley and Mr. Harrison Barbee were dinner guests his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Barbee, Sunday.

Mrs. Lizzie Miller, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Boyll, has returned home to Mont.icello, III.

Aunt Betty Smith visited Mrs. Pratt and daughter Rebecca Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Dora Brcoks visited Mrs. Ayntha Scha'.ling Saturday evening.

CLAY CITY, DID.

Howard Johns of Tacoma, Wash, arrived Tuesday for an extended visit wifVi tivAR

The ladies' Bible class met Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank Sipplc. Mr. and Mrs. G. Cleve Gardner, Miss Maurlne Porter and Rex Hall attended the ball game at Coalmont Sunday.

Miss Winifred Slinkard of Newberry spent the week with Mrs. Ray English. J. S. Goshorn spent Sunday with nis daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barr, at St. Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Mabel Goshorn of Elgin, 111., and Mrs. Pearl Diel of Terre Haute spent the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Goshorn.

Mrs. Ray English, Mrs. Cleve Gardner and Mrs. Ray Smith attended a party in Worthlngton Wednesday.

Mrs. John Middlemas returned Saturday from a month's visit with her daughter at Joplln, Mo.

Mrs. W. S. purger was In Terre Haute this week. Ira Long of Pine Bluff, Ark., is visiting his family at Martz.

The Ladies' Circle of the Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Peavey.

Mrs. Charles Hurst entertained the Five Hundred club Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Burger and Dr. L. Rentschler of Centerpoint were in Spencer Sunday.

Mrs. Harry Hy&tt entertained the Thimble club Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooprlder and daughter of Terre Haute visited relatives this week.

Mrs. M. S. Burger entertained the J. T. club Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gardner, Jr., of Rock River/ Wyo., are expected the last of October for a month's visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Peavev and Mr, and Mrs. John T. Gardner, S"r.

LYF0KD, IND.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ried, a son. The body of Evan Lake of Indianapolis was shipped here to his mother, Mrs. Mary Lake, for burial. He was buried at the Daily cemetery Monday.

Miss Lucile Gilfoy left Monday for Terre Haute, where she Is taking a term in the Normal.

Mrs. Ida Duell visited Mrs. Mary Winterbottom Friday. Mr. Bert Bostick visited friends In Sullivan Sunday.

Fred McQulston of Hidalgo, 111., visited home folks the latter part of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Haun visited friends In Lyford Sunday. Mr. Ocie Boyle of Clinton called on friends of this place Sunday.

Mrs. Maggie Youmans visited her brother, Robert, and family, last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQulstlon and son, Claudie, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of Terre Haute Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Clark visited in Clinton Friday. Mrs. William Lundall called on Mrs. Sandy Faulds Monday.

Mrs. Emmet Bennett of Numa visited Mrs. Charley Jones Monday. Mr. Homer Chaney called on friends in Lyford Tuesday.

Mrs. Andrew Falls visited in Clinton Tuesdav. Mr. John Tyrell visited his sister, Mrs. Ethel McQuiston, last Friday.

Mrs. John Maiden, Jr., and two children, Mayme and Wesley, visited Mrs. John Maiden, Sr., last Friday.

WEST UNION, ILL.

Rev. Timmons, of Evansville, Ind., a Methodist minister, has been appointed for the circuit at this point. Also Darwin,. Walnut, Prairie work, riymouth and Beulah.

Mrs. Sophia Brooks, who has been afflicted the past year with paralysis, is being able to walk again with some assistance.

Mrs. Helen Rush, of Hutsonville, visited here with her mother, Mrs. Charles Medsker, from Saturday until Tuesday.

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gideon Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock occurred the wedding of their daughter Maggie to Paul Bradbury, of West York. The couple left on the midnight train for Chicago to visit friends. They will make their home in West York.

Mrs. Anna Piatt returned home Wednesday from Martinsville, where she had been visiting her mother the past week.

Congressman O'Halr gave a short talk here Tuesday evening. Mrs. Gladys Marvin has received word of her grandfather. DJ'lman, at Louisville being very ill, having had a stroke of paralysis.

MONTEZUMA, IND.

Some fifty men, mostly foreigners, are at work repairing the C. H. and D. bridge.

F. A. Stebblns has moved into the residence on Washington street recently purchased of T. A. Welshans.

Mss Ethel Holmes is at work in the Block store at Indianapolis. T. A. Welshans is spending a few days at Benton Harbor. Mich.

W. P. Montgomery and Edward Hancock were Terre Haute visitors last Wednesday.

J. Musgrave and family of Hutsonville, 111., were over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Powell.

The late M. E. conference placed Montezuma and Linebarger chapel on the same circuit once more.

Mrs. William Mcintosh -»f Clinton, formerly of Montezuma, recently suffered a stroke of paralysis.

Wallace A. Laverty has released the Mineral Springs for five years anO will proceed nt once to improve the grounds and premises so that it wU bf excellent condition, .by. next «.r

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Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Jarred, of Bedford, Iowa, are guests in the families of Wnii McKinney and Mrs. Ellen McCoy.

Loyd Lamb and Geo. Givens, Jr., returned from Chicago. While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Givens. They returned home overland in a new car the former purchased.

Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Rafferty returned home from a week's visit with Chicago relatives.

Fred Rafferty returned home Sunday from several months' stay in MontaiMb Ora Beals and Heiny Combs departoA for a prospecting trip through MCS* tana.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Thompson Ma turned to their home in Terre Haute, following a two weeks' visit here witli relatives.

Prof. W. A. Butcher, Misses Lola Bartholomew, Belle Dritunnier, Iva Thompson, Marquerite Brinkerholl returned home from Charleston where they attended the teachers' Institute Friday and Saturday.

Miss Ruth Wilken has accepted Uw position as teacher in thfe grammar department of our public school. MM Mabel Maple, who was formerly tt* teacher, having resigned to accept better position in her home XerWM, .'ari3.

A pretty home wedding occurred at die home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. OMh •V'ednesdav evening, Oct. 14, one mil* ,iorth of Vermilion, where their daucb* ler, Miss Oca, became the bride of R*y Gelling, of Brocton, 111. The ceremonT was performed by the Rev. Chas. Grant* in the presence of about sixty rel*» tives and friends.

The young couple departed 09 visit with relatives at Lebanon, Ind* alter which they will be at home to their friends on a farm near BroctOT^ 111. May prosperity attend them.

Frank J. Fersant has been appotaMI administrator of the estate of JerWltt and Emily Dusthimer. Bond, $500.

Miss Naomi Smith, of Kansas, 111., at- 3^ tended the Gelllng-Cash wedding lM*% Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrison returnedJk' to their home In Chicago, havlnff be*B I guests over Sunday with their aust* Miss Ida Nye. The former, who is chemist for Illinois, delivered a lecture the Charleston normal on the pure food law on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. .W. White are speeding the week with Paris relatives and attended the home coming.

All the children who had colds and sore throats the first of the week ar» rapidly recovering. Consequently, th« diphtheria scare is almost over.

GREENCASTLE, IND.

Mrs. James Cherry and daughters. Of Brazil, visited here this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Webster have returned home to Knightstown after a visit here with Rev. and Mrs. Hubert Webster,

Miss Elizabeth Bohannon, of Fillmore, and Ira Borthers, were marriedMonday evening at Brazil by Justice Law. They will reside here.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leachman, of Knlghtsville, spent Sunday here wltl» Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Siddons.

On Monday evening the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Initiated the following sophomore pledges: Esther Campbell, Newton Onal Cording, Wingate Helen Kelley, ureencastle Helen: Murat, Indianapolis Helen Feldecamp, Danville, 111. Mary Williams, Franeisville Florence Heritage, Langshora, Pa. Lillian Hays, Greencastle Justin* Wilson, Wingate.

Mrs. Fred L. O'Hair entertained with an informal tea Friday afternoon. In honor of her mother, Mrs. Smith, who is visiting here from Evansville.

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Benedict gone to Linden, where Mr. Bendict ha# charge of the M. E. church there, having been given that appointment by the last northwest Indiana conu&CCSft^

Miss Irene Goffney has gone home in South Bend from DePanw.^on account of an attack of typhoid

Mrs. J. W. Cole, Miss Virgin* Bine*I and Mrs. W. M. Houck are representtBV1 Washburn, chapter, D. A. JEL, at th» state meetifig at Ft. Wayne.

The Presbyterian students at Pauw were tendered a reception Ml. Tuesday evening, at the home of tb*' Misses Chapln. About fifty attez/ued.

Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Hatcheeon Mfr. in Chicago attending the meeting Of the American railway snrgeon* XMl Hutcheson represents the Monon railroad.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Vestal are afc home from Washington, D. C., whKt they went to attend the national WWO 1 «v, ciation of postmasters. While tbero they met President Wilson and apoat f.-Sx. two enjoyable weeks In the natloMli capital,

KNIGHTSVILLE ^HD.

Mr. and Mrs. James Asdale and Kenneth, who have been visiting in dianapolls with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shanog, have returned borne.

Miss Jessie Salmond and Sadfta ford spent Sunday In Terre Hanttk George Earl of Indianapolis his parents here Sunday.

Miss Ruth Tarvin of BUltovn «ow, Frances Vains of Brazil visited fWaadBf'/J here Saturday. Cr

Miss Ella, Dora and Berntoo Dw*v "V spent Saturday In Brazil. Miss Sadie Jones was in Brasll 8M* urday.

Mis Margaret Baird of Terra Haato spent Sunday here with her parents. Miss Irene Mathews of Harmony waa here Friday.

Mrs. Maria Short and Mrs. John Bhevt spent Monday in Brazil with Mrs. J. G» Anderson.

Lora Perkins of E. Brazil visited Ms. and Mrs. Hehry Campbell here Suzh day.

Mrs. William Berrisford and grandson, Glenn, have gone to Richmond, VA., to visit Mrs. Be-Msford's sister. Miss Selma Willis.

Miss Eunice Lovall was here Wednesday from Terre Haute. Mrs. John Carpenter of Clinton spent Sunday here.

Mrs Tom Alderson spent the week In Jasonvllle with Mrs. Minnie Kelby. Mrs. Joseph Somes of Terre Hauta visited here, this week.

Mrs. Elda Hunt, and Miss Tishle Cornwell spent Monday In Terre Haute. Miss Marie West and Bernice Wil liams spent Saturday here with friends.'

Miss Carrie Paltson spent Thursday In Brazil. Miss Naomi Snider of Greencastle and John Myers of Roachdale, Ind., spent Sunday here with friends.

Miss Katherine Pollom of Manhattan was here Wednesday. Mrs. Mathius Huffman spent Wednesday In Brazil. ,,

MECCA, IND.

Mecca was well represented at the Farmers' carnival. Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Underwood were Terre Haute visitors Monday.

Mr. iujd Mrs. John Broderlck spent the w' 'A end at the home of S. S. Manion. j.^ar Newport.

Relatives from here attended the funeral of Claude Hixbh. who was killed in an auto wreck near Bainbridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Darner and daughter. Miss Jennie, of Clay-' City. Were guest* last week of their d^^^ter. Mrs. A. Childress.

Bert Cook and family rilidvwto Montezuma last week for wlntfe^ residence, expecting to return to their farm homiv in the early spring.

Friends here received word last wee* of the death at Crawfordsville of A. J. Wolfe, a former business man of

Mrs. Horace Graham is not expected to recover from an attack of typho'd fever.

The stork was kind to the families of Everett and Claude Steffv recently, )-3 leaving a girl baby at each home Mt J! the wtme hour.

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