Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1916 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1916.

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SHERIFF POINTS ^OUT RESULTS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION.

MINISTERS TO SUPPORT HIM

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Three Beys, Witb Clubs and Dogs, Kill 142 Rabbits in Day

(l>p«$ial to Tlw Indianapolis Nows] PETERSBURG, Ind.. January 1.Hanry Rsuas and three companions went hunting yesterday, armed writh clubs and [ accompanied by dogs. The snow was deep and the rabbits were marooned on isolated spots by the back waters of the Patoka river and other streams. During the day’s hunt the boys bagged 142 rabMts. Another htintsr armed with a shotgun, killed filty-iwo rabbits. Ths hunting laws made to protect the quails have helped also to protect the rabbits,, aa the fftrmers who , prohibit hunting OB their land for the protection of quails hsip to harbor 'thousands of rabbits, which in time become a menace, as they,'; W the" bark offs the trees, in young orchards

George V. CoIBn, sheriff of Marion county, today announced himself as a candidate for Venomination. Sheriff Coffin is *a Republican. “I think I hav-te fulfilled a pledge made to the people of Marlon county when I was a candidate for election," tl)® sheriff I said in his announcement. "1 promised i them a strict enforcement of the law throughout the county and I feel, in view of the constant commendation and lack of complaints which have reached this office, that I have fulfilled my promise. The public may feel assured that in the future the policy which ha.s been adopted and carried out for the first year of my administration of the office of sheriff will be definitely continued, and to their sat- , Isfactlon, On this ground I ask their supi port in the coming campaign and elecI tlon." I Strong Demand for Him. Sheriff Coffin had not considered the [question of asking for a secorjd tdrm, j but there has been a strong demand that j he be a candidate for renomlnatlon. This demand came not only from Republicans throughout the county, but from persons who take an active Interest in clean government, regardless of politics. Included In the support which Coffin will receive is that of a number of ministers, who hold posltlon.s outside of the city of Indidnapolls. Prior to the Coffin administration, they sa>% troublesome •'blind tigers" and resorts were operated In violation of the law and without molestation. Camps were established during the summer months In out-of-the-way places along the rlv^ers and creeks of the county and they flourished despite repeated attempts to< stamp them out. Little or no complaint of this kind was made during the last year. It Is said. Coffin made several “blind tiger” arrests outside of the citv limits and let it be known that they would not be tolerated. As a result the trouble-makers were driven out of the county. Active in Flood Work. Sheriff Coffin first came into prominence as a member of the police department. During the trying flood days of March and April in 1M3, Coffin took charge of much of the relief work of the west side, and his executive ability and genius for organisation won for him the strongest kind of support when he presented himself as a candidate for sheriff in the last campaign. His fine work on the "other side of the river" had much to do with the record vote which was cast for him. He led the successful Republican ticket. The sheriff was one of the men who in.iected new life into the Republican organization whei] It overthrew the old order of Ihing.s in Marlon county at the beginning or the last campaign and since his entrance Into politics he has been recognized as a leader.

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SUBURBAN SOCIAL NEWS

Well, Squint, old pal, it’s here ag’in, Here’s New Year’s Day once more, An’ you an’ me ain’t never been As old as dis before. Seems like w’en fellers gits to ten Time sets an awful pace Wit’ new years crowdin’ up to push De old ones out o’ place. It don’t seem more ’an yesterday Since you an’ me wuz eight An’, ’cause we’s out till nearly dark, Got licked fer stayin’ late. We used to run from coppers den— Say, wuzzen’t it a shame De way us two poor little boobs We didn’t know de game? But dat wuz years an’ years ago, It must be free. I’d say, An’ look at how de world has changed An’ w’at we are today. Now we know all de coppers’ names An’ calls 'em by ’em, too. An’ you don't never hear dem kick ’Bout w’at us big guys do. " We’re reg’lar fellers—you an' me— An’ I suppose some day We’ll fret an’ worry like de rest ’Bout taxes we must pay. But, Squint, w’at frets me worst is dis, It hurts me till I ache, Some day we’ll have to marry skirts An’ give up all we ipake.

CARMEL.

Tb« R«v.' and Mr«. John Ulahor Stlpp. of ladlanapolia, vitited tbalr relative*, Mr. and Mra. K. Ii4-Murpny, My. and airi. l!:arl Murphy and family, Mr. aud Mn. Otuert MOrpny and family, anu Thomaa Robetf* ana family, uurinc the iiotiaa>a....Mra. LuUwr MiUer epent the vimk wlui h*-r apn, Henry Muter, at oi. Viueenl’e hjepltai. at lndianapoii».,..,'lhe Lpinrac

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) il>OOUl, I— . . i i wedding will teke piece in janu'u-j....Mr. end I Mra. Taylor Lypeb had aa tneir huiiday gueeia Mr. and NfanMe, of Indianapoiia..., Holiday klweai :ML>Mr. and Mra. F. U Brown wer» their chfidren, Claude. Mlaa Ooldla rBroWn. Marry, M»aa L*na Brpwn, of Indianaipoil*. and^Mr. and Mra. ViU« BratUn and leoBt, Arnold and Vemon....Howard Miller, of iindiaBapotla. epeni the hoii^ya with hia pw^entt, Mr. .aad,Hza. LdUier Miller, and faniliy.

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TwIb I4iAo, v4«U*di hl» pBfenla, Mr. 1^ MnirJoha iBaMh and daughter, Miaa Bllzabetto IJooth, thie, week. ;»hue en to

D, C....Mri hnd Mra. 3ohn W,

JobnMw igawe a dlnnar SundaV for their children and^belr famlUea. Thoae preaeni weie: Mr and Mra. Raymond C. Jobneon, of RochMter- Mr. and Mra. Clifton Jottnaon and family, Mr. and Mm. ^ W.i Joknaon and daughter Mildred, Mlaa aiace J«h^n. Omnt Johnaon. Mia# Bva Clfud imd Mlaa Edith Cloud....Mr. and Mm. WiUard Hare, of No-

bleeville? ware the week-end guee«#

Htter'e rnareata. Mr. and Mm. S. B. White ud tanwL^tl'hn junior clnaa of the high achool gave an entertalnment. "The Lltemry Vlewa of the Britlah lalea." Mualcal numbers were gh'en by Mefx aymoha. Sela Repaaa. Beratoe' Huaaey and' oth^m....The Loyal Daughtera cUaa of the WUliama Creek Sunday ■ohiwl vltt give an entertainment conslatmg of two puyisu at the WllHarns Crwk church tale evening. 4so celebmte the New Year....Mr. and Mm. J, A- Thomae celebrated Chrlatmaa day with a dinner ior their children and grandchildren. Thoae piwmnt were; Mr. and lire. Khk Thomaa and daughter, of IndlanaBolla; Mr. and Mra. F. W. Johnaon and daughter MlUred, Carl Thomaa and aon Hemhcy. •nd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomaa....Mr. ard Mra. Launder Brunaon had aa their holiday gueuts their children. Mr. andnMm. ^llle Ikuhaon. of Chicago: Mr. and Mm. Bdgar Warn, of Omtneaatle; Mr. and Mm. Benjamin UMcna and .Bmeat and Auatin Brunson, of tndtanapolla; Mr. and Mm. Fred Pfotenhauer and aunUy..-.Mr. nnd Mm. J. A. Roberts and aon ta NoblaSTiUe, wera. the Christmas gueaU of their reUstlvea. Mr. and Mra Elmer Brokaw, and (aRittly....MrB. Nancy Hoad, assisted by her daughter. Mies Bmma Head, gave a dinner iunaar for the membem of the family. Those atteading were Mm. George Hlnshaw. MIm Blanche Hlnshaw, Mr, and Mrs. Fmnk Head and family, and Mr. and Mm. Charles 8. Head....Mr. and Mm. Marcus Carey siid aon Lavi and daughter Helen, of Newcastle, ware the- holiday jueats of their children, Mr. and Mr*. Harry l^tbemton, and family, and other rc^kUtoas. They were accompanied home by John Neal, who will remain In Newcastle a«ae time....Mr. and Mm. Raymond C. Johnson. of Reohaster. who spent the holidays with mlattvas hem. returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Johnsea atao vlalted har parents, Mr. and Mm. Caraoa. at Arcadia, en route home....The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. WtIUs and R. A. I^le came Monday evening from Winona Lake, to take charge of the evangelistic meetings which

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oarHed on for a ipoath cr more, and partlelpaMd In by all the .clrarcbea of the town aad,community- Mr. Lytle has charge of the targe choir, (imposed of the elngem from the Wmleyan, Friends’. Methodist. Poplar Ridge and otber,3thiirchee. and. accompanied ^'-the Rev. itrJ and Mm. Wima rendan a aumbMr of special selections during the awvleea. The meetings will be held two wwks at tbs Friends’ church and two weeks at the HatkndMt ckurch. and the evangelists «a JMng aeaisted by all the pastom, who are Aniag pamoaal wrcrk....Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Staaton and daughter Ida. of Laftiyette. and Mr. and Mm^ Bemle Mills, of Noblesvnie. visited their parents, Mr. and Mm. I. N. Beeana. this week. Mr. and Mm. Stanton also visited Mr. and Mra John ktanton and famllv. ....Mr. and Mra W. D. Crago. of IndtsnapoHs, were the week-end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mm. John Haines and Mm. America Oago. They were entertained at dinner Chrletmas day by Dr. and Mra F. C. HereheV.... Mr. and Mm. Frank Thomas hava gone to TraveriM City. Mich., to remain some time wHh the latter'e parents and other relatives.... Mr. and Mra Hemer Hanley, of mdtanapolts. vtMsd.;n^v«a hare the flnrt of th* wf*k...v MtB A4*Ua»' Krueger, of ChlCago. was the giast of-Mra. Henry A. Roberta, Thursday.... Th# W. r, T. V. was entertained Thur^v aftenoen Uy Mm Henry Apple. Mm. Frank

Mofflitt gave a reading; papers were read by Mm. Clare Blanchard, Mm. John C. Kemp. Mrs. John Lee anj olhem. Miss Imogene Apple gave a number df piano selections. A guest of the mtctlng was H. S. Bonsib, an honorary men^ber, of Indianapolis. The following department superintendents were’ apponted; Flower mission. Mrs. Heniy Apple; antl-narcotlc. .Miss Essie Garriiy; scientific temperance. Mrs. , Clara Blanchard; niotheis* contest. Mm. BwerCt Klnzer; rescue, Mrs. ^nathan Johnson; press. Mrs. OrvlUa Small, f*'^.-**'*’'* assisted In entertaining by family gjiftherl^ a];, the-home uf Elwood Uedt^iosf from a distance attending Owen S. Henley, of Carthage, Mm, Elda Henley and Dale White; Clyde Small and Harold, of Kagletown; Mr. and Mrs. William Bonifleld and son Wilbur, of Hamilton stop; Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Henley, T w Homer Hanley. Mr. and Mrs. WIsses Mabel. Margaret and Henley, of IndlanaM Mrs. I^rkin I^e, Mr. and Mm. frJ William SmalL Mr

Mrs. Irvin

Henley. Miss Olivo Hen-

9.*’**^* Small, Miss Theda NewUn.

Doris NewUn, Max Newlln, Roy, Percy Herman and Jason Ncwlfn. A musical nroarani and noon..f.Mr. and Mm. Henry Roberts had as their ruexts

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sHiee^nf account Of th# ab-

of the members, the meet-

Ing of the Fortnlghtiy Needle Club was nost- ! H January iL Mm. t.llfford Cniey and Miss Marie Puck- ' Mr Mm program. ‘ dlnner^ClfruVJ?;.*!?"^ *" **’’‘’*' at dsn»htem M ®”a Parsons and

Mattox. Miss Loreua

^nta and George RusseL. of Indianapolis

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Mrl *1- family... .Mr. and Mr#. Spivey had as th^lr hoHdav chlldr^ and grandchildren. Dr. and Mm Mm’^H^tie family, of Thorntown: miiL Robeson, of Walnut Grove and Mtlm Rol^son. of Camden Mr. and Mrs gwst8**5’^*Mm “"mo fu" Chrlstmai guests of Mm. Moultons parenu. Mr. and mS: hrA MoffiA- a'Ad^chlK^ ro‘n‘:j;^e; E M*- and Mm. James coumry horS?,'* **”’■ Wright, at their

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at the pareonage of St P'ace Irtdlajiapoli* w4nesiav^afteTOTOn * The“I®'* was resd by the Rev. Fathtr^wd Thf*^*^* .wore a orettv von-n nf *^"0- The bride

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A Happ}) New Year

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Martin, who spent several weekM hirfarmrmuroM to W^home^Vn

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opening service* two week* of r^vUnF

will be held by the Rev a Z Mann ‘*‘f^ ^ kaslsted by ihe.evangellat singer Lai" DOvpnoy....Mr. and Mm. Frank Hlndman^i,'^ fhipily. of Indlatiapolis; Mr. and* Mm.” Rov Hlndmsn and family, of 8outhport and AiriMn Provence., of Chattanoogk. tX!’ were the guests of relatives here Saturday and Sun day....Mr. and Mm Frank Hanain^ Ld G

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i-ec i-ox. and aor Hurry at th^iF

Brlghtwo^ for Christmas dinne? m™ i Charles Tj-ner. of Cumberland. ”slt^’

K'ltobeth Richardson. ^ndiTJ

and Tuesday ...Mm. Anna Mtllerr^ IndUi^i’^

polla. waa the guest of Dr. and Mm

Records the fimt part of the week i Mrs. Erhln McCord, of Oaklandon atte^L ' inatallation and banquet given by A ' M. and ^slem Star lodge* V. edn«*dav*vt-

Indianapoll# viaited the

icHools here Friday,...Mer; M Vev of i r«»c« toanshlp. has »»een declared wlnn^of th boys corn contest, by J H Steves

^nty agent. McVe>e,

per c^t. He mised ctghty-flve bvw^i, I the acic be planted and lus profit I ... A feint in8tal«.-io» of the F. and a m I and the O. E. S lodge* wCa held *i the Ma-'l Monk' hall Wednesday af:er-:oon and e-enine ■ The foltowing oflicera were nataUed; R \1S' » T.ai Young vorshii ful mtst-,»r; FVank AHiaon ^nkur warden; F oyd Huff, iunj^r wird^;'' Oh*rt.w Lyle, .tasurer Lee Harper. s»cret«rs ' Will Hay, e. dor d**. ^n; Thomas T 1 luntur tU : "b, Harf-v Hansing. senior st -waVd’^i Ralph Kirk—>«.!, junior st- '.vard. Edw. r f c’un I .w>l, ti’i=": M:* A, K, WTp|-thy*T oiiv-t Jr.. ; Mts, J -s** l.vb. i .I'uasuiu. Sir*. Frank Aitisua. <coiKiMCUvu;'|

Mrs. Gllbcrl Bniart, associate conductress; Mrs. Ora Cotton, .chaplain; .Mm. Douglass, mamhat; Miss Goldie Lyle, pianist; Miss Neva Newhouse. Adah; Mrs. Thomas Plummer, Ruth; Mm. Verlln Agal, Esther; Miss Fay Oollori, Martha; Mra Ennis Yorger. Electa; Mrs. Raymond Hunter, warder; Ariey Murphy, sentinel Mrs. Amanda Records Is vtsiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Boatman and family in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Everett, of IndlanapoUs, were the guests of Mrs. Isabella-JohnJKJn and Mm. Amy Anderson at dinner Saturday....Ira Hansom, of Martinsville. vieiteil with Mr. and Mrs. GcorgC; Pr*)» and waa also the guest of Mr. and Mi-S. Frank Hanstng at dinner during the week....Mr. and Mm. Jesse Preston, of Brlghtwo^, were the guests of the latter's mother. Mrs. Marietta'Vonslcklc, and family, Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Mary Rapine and son Frank, of Cincinnati, O., who came to attend the Plummcr:Rapine wedding, will return to iheir^ ljome •iSunday. .r.Mr. and Mrs. F. O. KAUtsman and son spent Christmas With relames at Yorktown—Mr. and Mrs. Levi Carpenter and family, of Ben Davis, ' were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Carpenter and daughter Rose, Saturday and Sunday. Orville Carpenter renxalned to spend the week as their guest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borden, of Bloomington: Mrs. Millard Borden, of Indianapolis. and Mr. ' and Mrs. Elisha Whitt* of Plainfield, were the guests of Mr. and Mm. B. V. Perkins and tamlly on Saturday and Bunday.... Fred Movrl«on returned to his home 'at Danville, III,, after a several mdnths' stay with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Morrison....Miss Nancy Sloan and Frederick and Charles Plummer were the guests at Christmas dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunn and daughter Enola. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Duncan, of Indianapolis, spent, several days visiting Mm. Duncan’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville White—The Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mm. W. B. Flick Thumday. The le.sson .study Is. "Beginnings In India": Bible reading. "The Great Multitude. Which No Man Could Number.” — Mr. and Mi-a. John Dunklebarger, of Indianapolis, spent a few days with Mrs. Etta Newhouse—Mr. and Mrs, Roy Thomas, of, Fortville, spent the latter part of the week visiting Mrs, ITiomas'a mother, Mra. Elizabeth Richardson — Myron forger entertained a number of his friend* with a watch party at the country home of his par-*ni8, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yorger, on Friday evening..-.Mr. and Mm. Frank Gerstley, of Broad Ripple, are spending the week with the latter’s parents. Mr- and Mm. J. W, Thomas Mrs. Mary Newhouse has returned after a several weeks’ visit with her sister. Mm. Jane Askren and other relatives at Irvington....Mm. W. B. Flick was the guest of Mra Charles Korbly and daughter, Mrs. Lou Lally, in IndiarapoUs, Wednesday....Quarter-master-Sergeant and Mm. J. L. Huston children have returned to their home at Ft. Niagara, N. Y., after a several weeks’ visit with Mrs. Huston’s parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner and family....Miss May Clfford, of McCordsvllle, came Wednesday to spend a week as the guest of Mr- and Mrs. Thoinas Plummer and family...-Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Welch entertained their children and grandchildren. of Indianapolis, with a Christmas dinner....Mrs. Mattie Lyle and children, Florence and Paul, of Potomac, 111., are visiting here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Lyle and family....John Lowe, of Fortville. spent Wednesday night and Thumday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Han*lng....Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herbert, Mr. and Mm. Will Trumpler and son. Mr. and Mm. Q. Thompson and children. Mrs. L. Modlin and Mm. Klrmlck, of Indianapolis, apd Mr. and Mm. Joseph Pollard, Mr. and Mm. John Pollard and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hay, fvere the guests at dinner of Mr. and Mm. Martin Pollard Saturday.... Miss Clara List, who is attending a missionary school In Chicago, is home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George List, for the holidays ...Miss NelUe Striker, of Kokonio. who has been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Veltmler for several days, returned to her home Thursday...,Hugh Abbett, who is a student St Purdue university. Is spending the holidays with his mother. Mm. Alice Abbett.....Mr. and Mm O W. Vorhis, Sr., and daughter Rebekah entertained the following guests at Christmas dinner: Dr. and Mm. L. H. Ratliff and sons Joseph and Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver VorWa and children, Archibald and .Marcella and D. F. Groves....Mm. William Bain, of Waynelown. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Flick and Mr. and Mrs. John Bain during the w.-k ..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Frederick Hanslng enteftalned tjte lattePs children and grandchildren at Chrlatmas dinner at their country home....The Rhl Sigma girls observed thelf Christmas celebmtlon at the home of Miss Flora Maude Askren.

SEVEN STATES BID GOOD-BY TO . ' OLD JOHN BARLEYCORN TODAY

If any one has it in his heart to bid liis old friend, John Barleycorn and all of his tipsy relatives a fond farewell today, company is assured for a dusty trip through the year. Eight or nine million people were piled on the water omnibus today whether they wanted to get on or not. Of course a large portion climbed on voluntarily. The eight or nine million are the residents of the sovereign seven states of Colorado, Iowa, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Arkansas and North Carolina, all of which came into the prohibi'eion'column’gtoday - by the operation of various state-wide prohibitory measures enacted either by legislatures, or the people direct. Florida and Alabama had ascended the water wagon earlier in' the year. Now a great deal more than half of the country is legally bone-dust dry; and the movement away from intoxicating liquors, and more especially; away from domination by the saloon through politics, seems only to have begun to get up momentum. Nebraska, California, Michigan, South Dakota,-Vermont and Alaska vote on state-wide prohibition this year, and national prohibition is threatening the liquor interests. Much territory not included in “prohibition states” is dry, by local option, Minnesota practically going dry by that process this year. An analysis shows that the new nStion-wide force that has pushed prohibition in where the temperance forces could not do it, is the resentment of the people to political operations of brewers and saloons. The new laws, which became effective today, will- put out of business more than 3,000 saloons, a large number of breweries, wholesale liquor houses and distilleries.

BROAD RIPPLE. Walter Campbell anfi son Leo. of Frankfort, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs O. B. Campbell....Mr. and Mrs. Herman Olvey and children rflurned hofne Tuesday from a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Olvey, of Fisher*....Mrs. C, R. Gale and son W'aln. of Ft. Branch, sre vlelting Mr. and Mrs L. W Simmons and other relatives for a few week*. . ..Mrs. Kate Hazzard has gone to Lebanon for a week’s visit with relativsh-.... Mr and Mrs. Alpha Meuker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Metsker and W. S. Applegate, of tfitlcago who were the gueata of Mr. and Mrs'fhoinas Metaker and family for a week, have returned home....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hesler entertained *t dinner Wednesday evening for Mr and Mrs. Galen, Healer, of Anderson: Charles Hesler. of Chicago, and Mis* .Nelle Hesler-...Miss Anna Messersmith, of Waohlngton D. C.. will return Monday after spending three weeks w(th her mother, Mrs Sarah Messersmith. and family here....Mr. and Mrs. E F. Sfmith visited Mr. and Mra Dsnsil Deer, of Franklin, and Mr and Mrs. William Smith, of Greenwood Monday and Tuesday.... Mr and Mrs. S. Oefterlng and family, of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ferguson and family, and Charles Savage were the guests t>f Mr. and Mra "wH I lam Oefterlng at dinner Saturday—Miss Kathryn Jackson spent thla week with Mis* Ruth Bridgford. of Crooked Creek — Mr. and Mrs Albert Deugari and children will return home tomorrow from a week’s vlalt with Mr. and Mrs.- John Sands, of Center Point. Mr.'and Mrs Grant Engle entertained Sunday the Rev John F Baitoy and s>>n. of .knderson; the Rev Edward Aidred and Mis* Nellie Frey, of ''Jayton.,..William Jones and daughter, Mies Peart, and MIsa Flora Brooks spent the week-end with Miss Brooks’s parents at Crother#vm«... Mr. and Mrs- Earl Cloc. Mis* Ruby «JJoe ahd tawrenc-e Hinahaw siient the list of the week with Mrs. r« l*rrvent the Grin.

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Hershel McClIntock. of Lapel — Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sexton and children, of Carmel, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. 'W. Byrkett M™- William Messersmith and children, of Bozeman. Mont., have come for an extended visit with Mrs. Sarah Messersmith .and other relatives—Mr. and Mrs. L. M. 1 Ketcham had as their week-end guests Mrs. L. L. Wright and children, of Cleveland, O.; Mrs. Harriett Rankin, of Sanborn; Miss Josephine Bender and John Whitley, of Irvington The Rev. Raymond Thomas will begin a series of meetings tomorrow evening at the Christian church. A series of pictures lllustnitlng "The Life of Christ” will be shown each evening. Miss Udder, of Indianapolis, ■will direct the choir....Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney had aa their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Henderson and son Ralph, of Nora; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson and daughter, of AIU80nvlHe..,.Mtss Beatrix-Ray-er. of Kokomo, was the guest over Sunday of of Mis* Anna Messersmith....Mrs. Ruth Todd, of Elwood. Is visiting for a few day* with William Jones and daughter. Mies Pearl Jones ....Mrs. W. H. Lewis and children, of Springfield, O., spent Wednesday with Mrs. Anna Dodd and family....Wyman Welker, of Chicago, has come for a week’s visit with Mrs. Julia Simeneon and family....Miss Martha Metsker accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Alpha Metaker and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Metsker. of Chicago, visited their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wade, of Noblesvtlle, the first of the week....Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adkins had a* their dinner guests Wednesday, Mra. C. R. Gale and son. of Ft. Branch. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Simmona, Mr. and Mra E. T. Messersmith, Mr. and Mra. Leon Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. I^. W. Simmons and daughter Maude. and W. 8. Simmons Frances Webster, of Morristown, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Monnjnger..,.Mr. and Mrs. Lora Tyner and son. who spent Christmas with Mrs Tyner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Haverstlck. have returned to their home at Fishers ...Mr. and Mr*. George Montgomery and Veldon’ Montgomery will return today from a visit with Mrs. Jennie Montgomery, of We»tfleld..,.Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Biey entertained Saturday. The guests were Mr. ani Mr*. Jamts Brey, Mr. and .Mrs Scott Btvy, of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrow and son Ralph, of Carmel.... Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pursell and son* entertained Thursday evening at dinner. BetineU Watts. Edwin Haverstlck. Dale Enier. Arthur Leonard and Ernest Prlvett....Mr*. O. P. Barnell and son Murray of Lafayette, are spending th# week-end with Mr. and Mrs S. R. Myers and family....Mr*. Arthur Cline wiill entertain at her home for the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Pleasant \Rew Lutheran church next Thur#»lay afternoon. ..Mr. and Mra. Newton Beaver and Newton LeClalr spent the first of the week with Mends at Fishers....Mr. and Mr* Narel Boar, of Franklin, spent Monday and Tn-.s-day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl H111...;C. Cary, who ha* been the guest of relatives at Noblesville for a few day*, ha* returned and will spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs Htirace Perisho....Roy Hudson visited friends of Chicago thU week. CUMBERLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Huntington and daughter Evadna were guests of Mr*. Huntington's brother. Joseph Niklrk. and family. In JndlansDOlk* *1 dinner, Christmas day....Mr. and Mra. William Shewmon. of Marion, spent the Christmas holidays with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shewmon and daughter Ruth. They returned home the tnl<4dle trf the week—Mr. and Mrs. Bsmjamln Harvey, Misa Maggie B'right. Mr*. Sarah Harvey and daughter Maggie, and Mr and Mrs John Kno^p and family wet# guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Edward .«< hm<>e and Karl in Indianapolis at dinner on Chrlatrtuaa day ...Mr. and Mr*. Newton Plummer and family had as guests this week Mr. and Mr*. James Smith and aon Wiinam. of Worthlngtcn Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woiy. of North Vernon, were guests of his parents, Mr. snd Mr*. Seth Wrav and family, at dinner on Christrras day—Mr. . and M's. Harry Wieee. of Peoria. HI., spent thi* wtek visiting tgTnttr. -cMr and Mrs fekn Furgaanm aaifamily entertained at dinner his UrrUher, Ezekiel Furgtaoa and family, and bis »Ut«r.

Miss Mary Furgason, of Indianapolis, and their sister-in-law, Mr* Alex C. Eurgason and daughter L,eona, of Rouse. Colo Mr. and Mrs. John S. Newhouse were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cotton, at dinner, on Christmas day,...Mr. and Mra. E. C. Huntington entertained at dinner on Chrtatmas day, their guests being Mrs. Martha Simons, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hill, of Sanborn: Thomas Furgason, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bnrtlow and daughter Irene, an-J their son, Paul Huntington, who ts attending Franklin college... .Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Wlew and daughter Frances. Vlrges Frlmble. of Indlanartolis, and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dee! were guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Deel at dinner on Sunday.. ..Mrs Roy Shepherd and daughters. Beulah and Dorothy, \Kho Bfient severa} days here with her panmts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiese, returned to their home In Millvine. Tuesday..... Mr. and Mr*. John RHhmeyer and family, Who were ‘If their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Adrian R. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs, Christian Rlthmeyer, Sr., over Christmaa, returned to their home In Richmond, Sunday evening... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiese .and daughter Kathrlne have returaed home from Millville, where they sitent several days visiting their daughter. Mrs. Roy .Shepherd and family....Mr. and Mrs. T.ewl., Caas and family had as guest* this week their son. William Cass, and family, of Hector Huntington and daughter TIvadna went to Washington Tuesday where they spent the week vl-slilng Mrs Huntington B mother. Mrs Nikirk . Mrs F W Wiese and dau^ter Frances spent a part of T^l** ‘’T’’ Mr. and Mrs. John DwI and family, near I.<nwrence..,, Mr*. Amanda Ortel and family w*re guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Llmbach. I at d nner. on < hristma* evening.,. The Rev 'h'^ Methodist church. Is holding a series of sj^x-iat meetings at hla chur^....Mr, and Mrs. John Immel and daughter EHs'.e entertained relative* from Youna America through the holidays ...A. J Stevenwn and daughter. Mrs Blanche Mills and daughter Melva were guest.* of his .-^on Walter Steven.*^ and family, in Indjanapi)lU at I dinner on Christmas day .Mrs. Emma Wray ter. Mrs. Allen Snyder and famllv. at Mt Comfort... .The Aid Society of the Bantist church will hold Its first monthly soclaf „f 1 « ywr Thursday afternoon. The h^tesses will be Mrs, Fred Hltzmann and Mrs Charles R lese. assisted by others. Tl.e ladle* churches and community are cordially Invited to attend.. Mr and Mrs of mi* *'’« of indlanap^lis: were guest* of his mother. Mrs t^hrlstlan Yliese. Sunday afternoon ...Mr. and Mrr. R. o. Anderson, who spent this weak v-isltinx ''her wrents Mr. and Mrs Pmy and famlD'. at New Albany, will return home tomomjw even'tng .The monthly teach-ra’ meeting of th« ^turday. Januan In the high school rooma AH visitors win be w-#lc-me... .The Women’s Mission Circle of the Baptist church win meet Thursday afternoon. January 12. at the home of Mrs wnilam Amm.. All ladle, tntereatei In mission work are cordially Invited Mr and Mra John C. Hill, who spent the week visiting he- parents. Mr. and Mrs E Huntlnsrton and famllv. have returned to their home In Rarbora.. . The Flying S-tuadron of .America, under the direction of j FVank Han. A*’®*'* “ '»>« Baptist church Wsdnesdav ereginc. Januarv- » Te,- lAi.iitM will be delivered by Mr. Davds Sp^a! music will be arranged for the occasion. All who are Interested In the uni'ft of the cemmunity and nation are cordlallv Invltet! fc atten.J The Misses Corda and Nell Howard spent part of thl« week vi«iMng thefe hrother. Raymond H'.nard and farnPv. at Falriand... .The annuel meeting of the t\nre.en T.vwnahip Farmers' Institute will be I'e'd !n the Rvptist rhu-rh on Tiieadav and Wednesday. Fohruarv 1 and 2. The public «# Inviiied to come and bring exhibits of fPnU nrollJ.'tB.

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land, are spending th# holidays with their parent* at Danville. llL...Mra. Georg# Ra-ub and chUdren are (pending the week At Mulberry. their former home Mrs. Lily M. Hln and daughter# Qither. Mary ahd Dorcas. and son PhlHIp, of Earlham college, have been pending the holiday# with relative# at this nice, spending Christmas day with W. A. RiAton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stanl^ and Emil Milk, of this place, war# a»ao guest of th# Rushton#....Solon Vial, of Rldondo, la., spent th# holiday# with hi# panenta. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Vial, at the Hotel Hendrix — Mr. and Mre. Clwster Pike spent Saturday , and Sunday with her parenta the Kodels. at Terre Haute. ..Mr. and Mr#. Chester Worth, of Huntington, are spending the week with Mr. Worth’s naother, Mrs. Sarah Worth....Dr, and Mr#. A. (C. Kimberlln. Judge and Mrs. MoCreo, Mr. and Mrs. Thom*# Shiner And Mr#, Edith Trehialn#, of Indianapolis. spent Christmas with Df.-J.' C. Jamison and famllv. and WllUani lAnipard..,.Mr. ard Mrs. William Johnson. Mrs. Dortnda Morgan and s<fn^Jajn«s. and Mr*. Jeanle-Green spent Sunday in IndianapeHs. th# guests of Mrs. Sue Green.,.. Dr; A- Bond and f km By. of Westfield. and 'Robert Marls and family, of PaoH were the guest of Dr. J. R. Cope and family, Christmas day. Mr*. Bond and Mrs. ..Marls and their children remained 'througbpu^' the week....Floyd Ree##.. ct FYlona,;,T.eg.’,; ptlver New and family, of Westfield:’Miss Oslo Hadley and Ralph Hadley, of Danville, were "-n-

tenatned by Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hadley. Christ- we<ks....James Canty haa retumg mas day....Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodward, of i do. O.. where he visited hi* mother, Mrs. M. Anderson, spent Saturday and Sunday with j Canty .... Mra Forrest Harrison, *ho haa beeiisl Mile# Woodward and family....Orville Mxon | visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harri#on, In and family, of Danville. 111., and John Atwoo;) I Danville, 111., has returned home....Mr. and and family, of Btlneavllle. are ylaltlirg Alex j Mrs. John Miller are visiting wBh Mr. and Mr#.

acted a# installing officer....Robort Sag*, wha has been visiting hi# parents. and Mra Fred Sage, haa returned to "LuulsvlUe. Ky,. where he Is attending the Southern BoatMt seminary.i,.Elmer Brummett has rammed from a visit in Newcastl#....Misa Mari# H#ld#rgott entertained a number of friend# at a watch party at her home In Foundry »tr«#t, last •vw*ing. The rooms wer# beautifully decorated, in_ keeping with the holidaT~'s#aacm. Among tbo features of entertainment were musical number# by Miss Florence McHaffey, Abhie Whitehouse. Edward Fentz and Roy Breeden. Mlae Hetdergott was assisted by her mother. Mre. 'William Heldergott. Mis* Bendetta Nicholson and Mies 'yhlt#houee....Mr. and’ 'Mra W. L. Tear# are entertaining Mre. Teaks'a parentaMr. and Mrs. D. N. «Jottr*ll end Ulster. Mra EJveretl Brown, of Fortville....Mr. and Mre. L. "R', Carpenter and daughter Hasel have returned from a vlelt In Terre 'Haute. ..Th# dance, which was to have been given by the White Rose drill team of the Ladw Auxiliary No. »7, B. of R. T.. waa poatponed and will be given at the P H. C. hall Friday evening. January 7 ; .Mlse Della M. Beach, daughter of Mrs. T. T, Beach, and Ernest FuUenwkler were married at the horn* of the bride’s motlier. Tuesday evening, by the Rbv. P. W. ,Dlerberger, of the Congregatioaal church....Mia T. A. O’Dell and eon Do Forrest are visiting Mie. O’DeH’e parent#. Mr. nnd^ Mrs. R. i. Haywood, In Lafayette....Herscbeil Axx has gone to Beymour where he will Mxnd several

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^tlii 4i#r mothlr,: Mrb.'l!:iWb*tlf4C»x....Mr*, Tenhie Easton, bf OreencastTo,’ spent the weekend with J. S. Hunter and family....Walter Hanna, superintendent' of the Baker-Vawter metal plant at Benton Harbor, Mich.;''Spent Christmaa with hi* parertts. Mr. ' aiid Mr#, ^fohn Haniia....Miss Amy Llttlk is al home ffbm th* Southern Female seminary at Buena Vista, Va,. spending the vacation with hor .parents. Mr^'and Mrs. T. H. .Ut'tle....''^ho Pli^eld high schoci alumiil gave Us'annOU banqtwt In the assembly room of the library Tue#<lay night Mr. and Mrs. Orlo,Jordan, Mrs* Mints Jorfimraml Omar Jordan-spent 8ut^ay:« itTav. toft, the gdeate qr Tilgbtnah 8tank«A and family'.. ..Mr. and Mt*. John Wbstlake efiterta'lned at, dinner Sunday Ralph Dalton and famlTy, of Memphis. Tenn.; Che^er Tlljhifian »nd family, of Vlncenn#*;. Hgrri- Westake and family, Tndianapohs. arid Guv Westlake and children, of New Palestine....Mrs. E. M. Wilhite, of Indianapolis, visited William Plmmons and famllv Sunday....Mr*. Jane T. Doan Is st>en'’Ing a few weeks In Hamilton county—D. H. Homaday and famllv epent Sunday at Clayton, the gueZt* of .Tohn Marlette and family....Mr*. Varv Ellis and daughter. Mis.* Mary, d* WeM Newton, snent Sunday with the former'* aon. Harry Ellla. and family — Mr*. Will Wilmoth and daughter. Miss Neill# Heltdn, are,spending the week-end with relatives at Danville,... Robert-Cook and family spent the week-enj with relat'lves in Indianapolis—Mis* Eve Clark, of Indianapolis, Is visiting Mrs. Sarah Mci'latn and family, and other relatives here.

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Miss Prudence Mollea waa hostess at a watch party, given for the Good Times Club, at her home ip Brightwood avenue, last evening. The members prese«t were; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swallow. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Btxler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roeach, Miss Elsie Hell, Mis* Marie Wolfe. Mias Bess Sheehgn and Messrs. Edmond Holwlnk, Charles McCann and John Nelan. 'Miss Molles was assisted by Joseph MoUe8....Mrs. W. W. Goodwin and son Jerald have gone to I..«wlsvlHe. Tnd;,' where they will be guests of Mrs. Oootlwln’si parents, Mr. and Mrs. i*3dwgrd Dl*hman..,.The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen lodge Nb. *7i, and the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, held a Join installation of officers in the P, H. C. hall last evening, when

Elmer Hriland, in Lo^nsport....Kr. and Mrs. IJoyd Lowe have returned froni> Madiaoa.... Messrs. Harry and Roy S^i’lshen t.f Bellefnntatne, O., at* guest* of thelci .sister, Mr*. Fred Murphv Mr: and Mrs. MWllam Smith enjoyed a happy Christmas SaMrday.

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with them.'! .Thomaa Conley hoe lietumed frtm a visit with his mother in Richmond—L. K Hahn, who haa been vlalting his mm. William Hahn, In Plkevllle, O., has rotiimed—Tb« member* of the Wednesday Aftenifjon Club wltf he entertained the home of Ml*, Bert Cloe. Wednesday. ..Misa Frances 7>ntlggten enterteined the member* < t the Lobrahm Club Tuesday evening....Mre, Ari.hur Douglas and little^ daughter Catherine are visiting In Terre Heats. ....Mrs. Fred Beam and children will return from Paris, III., tomorrow, where they hsv* i been gutote of Mra. Beam’s parent*....Mr. ana Mrs. 8. L. Bhurie and son Edwin hava returned from Lmnsneport. where they vlidtedn Mr*. Shurtela. parents. Mr. end Mrs. WUllStW j Van Steenburg ...Mr. and Mra Carl Shook en-^j tertalned Mr. and Mre. J, A. Alvey, of Tell I City, and Mrs. Hiram Lennlnger, of MunM^I this week....Walter Hue.v tws returned to hln home in Eden, after a vlelt with hi# sietor, Mrs. Herbert Hulse....Mr. and Mrs. C. JB. Akers have returned ftDro a vl#|t with 'Mr# Aker’s parents. Mr. and Mr*. Balrymple, Im Brazil.,..Mrs. William Gefirga Johnston, wh* formerly was Mary Ellzabrih FuUenwider. died at he-- home In Oklahoma Oty. Okla.; Tuesday morning. Thoee who lelt to atland the funeral were Mr. and Mr*. W H.* Fullenwldg!’, her peienta: Mr. and Mra. Oscar FuUenwider, Mr, and Mre. Ernest FuUenwider and Earl

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Miss Gertrude Davis, who -left Tuesday t* visit relatives at Clarkshill, will rtoum Sunday.... Miss Grace Nelson spent severs] days with friends at Bridgeport....A watch party was given last night by several of the young people at the home of Mrs. L. R. Stark — Mias Ruelah Cheppette. of Terre Haute, visited Miss Sybil Weaver Wednesday and Thursday.... Mr*. A. Braahear, of Frankfort, Ky., is vlslling her daughter, Mr*. L. R. Stark....W. G. Bailey and Mies Sybil Weaver attended th# White River branch Chriottan Endeavor effleer s conference, held at the FMrst United Brethren church. Wednesday....Miss Oladje Kepner, of Noblesville, visited Mtae Alberts Brandenburg. Thursday,.. Mr. and M«. Charlee Beidell and family spent the Ohrietma* vacation with relatives at Metamora.... Mrs. James BiUlngton is recovering from a [recent Illness... Mtee Ray Deniare visited Mtse

the following officers were installed: PasPprest- Maud# Galbreath this w*»k....The Misses Al- - _ _ — 1 berta and Wilma Brandenburg and Mabel K*f

dent of the B of R. T., W< H. IJlck: pre* M. H. Rodgers: vice-president, J. F. Custard; secrelarv, C. P. Thorn; treasurer, T, R. McCampbell; conductor, J, W, Beckman; chaplain. J- O Doney: inner guard, J. B. Canary: outer guard. Roy Smith: k'urnal agent, J, J. Ferrell, J. J. Ferrell acted as Installing offleer. "rhe following new offic-r* were InsUlIed by the I.«dles’ .auxiliary lodge No. Jt’: Counsellor. H W. Carnenter; IWt president, Estella McCampbell; president, Daisy Matthews; vicepresident. Grace Cerpeiifer: secretary. CJart Junker; treasurer, NelUe Haines, conductor. Clemming Tear#: chaplain, Minnie Ferrell warden. Elena Williams; Irrner guard. Clara Metslck; outer guard. Daisy Meyer*, end pianist. Mi«s Mezel Carpenter. Mra Martha Carr

atedt attended Engish’s theater Friday afternoon to see "The Birth of a Nation.".. .Mrs. Julia Franklin and sons Glenn and Georg* Berry are Tteltlng friends at Lafayetta.... ' Ralph Waldo, of Muncie, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here....Mr*. Grace narit* Pierce, reader of dramatic motiologuss. wlH give the third number of the On* B, Talbot lyceum couree, under th# auspices of t.'ie Y. W. and Y. M c a. of the Indiana Central ualves- O slty. In the college auditorium, next Friday evenlnt- Mrs. Pierce will give the readlng^ef the "Spanish Gypsy," by George Eliot....The Misses Elsie and Mildred McKone gave a recital at Kennard Tuesday evening, in the high

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PLAINFIELD. Mr*. G G. C’Jinberworfb and son Harold are spending the week with relailves at Ctriumbua

UA hi* father. C- O. NewJin. and family...Jtfrs. Kwbert Townsend-rind alMer. Misa Ruth Way*

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