Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1902 — Page 5
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.SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
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THE CALENDAR.
*91t, TODAY. Linen Shower—Miss Tillie Ntush anil pert rude Elk-rkainp for Miss Sadie
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WEDKESDY.
"China shower for Sadie Gottsohalk, bride elect—Miss Rosa Iicndrix and Miss •»•*'•••Sophia Veacli.
THURSDAY.
Jackson club monthly reception at their rooms in the Rose Dispensary Building.
Apron shower at the home of Miss .Tessie St.oody for bride elect. Miss badie (, Cottschulk. 2«.
FRIDAY.
Card Club—The Misses Margaret and A trues Grnv. Kitchen shower for Sadie Gottschalk—•
Louise Stugelbauer and Edith JI off. The Friday Literary eluh. Mrs.' Lawrence, 1134 North Eighth street.
MONDAY.
Hawthorne Reading Circle—-Mr*. Sarah E. Hill, 435 North Fifth street. I). O. N. Club—'Miss Anna McVotney. iPareel shower for Miss Sadie Gofctscnalk at the home of Minnie Raftb.
The Ladies Aid society of the Second Christian church will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2:-'0 with Mrs. James Roberts, 1432 North Sixth street.
Mrs. C. F. Roderus, GOG North Fourteenth and One-half street will entertain
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the Plymouth Congregational church Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon.
The Foreign Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. C. Burdin, SOI North ...Eighth street, Thursday afternoon at 2*30. Mrs. "Grosjean leader. Subject, "Mexico."
jiThe Jolly Twenty club will give their Irrst dance of the season Thursday, Dec. Tl, 1902 at their new hall, corner Third street and Lafayette Avenue. All the friends of the club are invited to attend.
The Jony Twenty club have recr* cantaed and have leased a new hull corner Third and Lafayette avenue, formerly the Pastime 1ml,. They will dance every Thursday night.
Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Charles *-ri Pfeiffer entertained the members of their card club this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Etta Kurtz of Buffalo, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Herman Prox, of North Fifth street, at the home of Mrs. Fox -on South Thirteenth street.
'.'The Friday Literary club will meet 1 with Mrs, Lawrence," 1134 North Eighth I,: Street, Friday afternoon.
Mr?, Adolph Neukom entertained the members of her card club Monday even•f- ing together with their husbands. The evening was spent in playing euchre, the prizes being won by Mrs. W. 0. Dorsey mul Mrs. Clnrotice Williams
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A partly nourished body is a faulty one.
Do you eat
cereals and bread stuffs made from
part of the wheat, and nourish
part
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of the body?
Include Shredded Wheat Biscuit in your next order to the grocer.
THE NATURAL FOOD CO.
Prices good for 10 days.
1 lb. Star Tobacco.... .40c 1 lb. Horse Shos 40c 6 pkgs. Red Horse .. .25c 6 5c pkgs. Mail Pouch 25c 2 pkgs. Five Bros 15c 2 pkgs. Gorman. 15c
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and Mrs. Paul Stewart of Evansville. At the close of the games a two eOtirse lunplicon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart of Evansville, Mrs. Etta Kurtz, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Mrs. Charles Steely were guests of the club. The next ftf* ternoon meeting will be with Mrs. Herman Prox of North Fifth street.
The art section of the Woman's League will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Willker Seliell at her honie on South Fifth street.
Colonel W. E. McLean gave a dinner Sunday at the Terre Haute house. His guests wore Mr. and Mrs. James BiliS Somes and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Baker.
Alexander Nicholson entertained ft few of his friends Saturday evening at his home, on South Center street the occasion being in celebration of his 13th birth* day anniversary. The evening was passed in playing crokinole. the prize being awarded to Warren Miller. After the games refreshments were served. Those invited were Warren and lowing Millt^ Charles Conant. Hamill Rrtlcer, Joseph Roll. Lee Black. Robert Cox. Byron Kelso, Gilbert and Philip Newhart, Herbert Th-omas. Owen Dodson, R.vmond Wolfe, Willie Sabiston. Richard Fish.back, L\1eien Te/nnant, Howard harmful, Gerald Marshall, Bert Blanchard.
Mr*. Sarah E. Hill entertained the. members of the Hawthorne "Rending direlft Monday afternoon at her home on North Fifth street. The meeting was opened with current, events followed by paper on the "Dreyfus Case" and the "Zola Trial.'- Mrs. "Kate Rendell, of New York City was a guest of the club. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. Hazard of North Ninth street, December 22d.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohm will entertain the members of the Columbian club and a few other friends nt Germania hall Wednesday evening, December 10th.
Mr. Charles Kolsem has chartered the skating rink at Bronson's this evening and a crowd of young people will enjoy the PkRting. Another party will be- in evidence on Wednesday evening. Bronson's is becoming a. popular place for skating parties-and informal dances. After 0:30 the rink can be chartered.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Strouse entertained Mondav evening at their home honor of their flon. Alfred's 21st birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in nlnying various games and refreshment's were served.
BR0IV10 SHLTZSiR FATAL
Boy Says He Put Some -in Glass of Beer and the Man Who Dr^nk It Died.
NEW YORK, Dec. 0.—Bromo seltzer is figuring' again In a mysterious New York death identical tn some respects to that of Mrs Katherine J. Adams. Last night the police arrested Joseph Westphal, the 14-year-old office boy of George H. Leyh, who fell dead a week ago after drinkin.tr part of a glass o£ beer. The boy has Confessed to taking a poeketbook with ?2i.08 in it from the dead man. .j
Young Westphal's version of the'death is that Leyh was drunk on the day in question, find he, wiRhing to sober him up, *rot some bromo seltzer and dumped it into the old man's beer glass. Leyh at that time was in the cellar after another bottle of beer.
When Lc-yh returned he poured some of the beer out of the bottle, with bromo seltzer, and shortly afterward became ill TOd died. Younff Westphal denies any intention to murder his employers.
With the money ha secured, Westphal purchased a bicycle. The police are inclined to believe some of the boy's story is a fabrication, inasmuch as he seemed to have ajl abnormal interest in the Molineux case.
No formal charge of murder has been placed against Westphal, the police believing that now he 18 locked up he will tell more about the death.
GOATS DYING OFF
Angora Herd Attacked by Strange Disease and May Be Wiped Out. •.
I.mVTSTON, 111., Dec. 9."—Th« herd Of Angora goats owned by J. M. Stewart of {his place were three months ago considered the finest herd in Illinois, if not the best east of the Mississippi river. Mr. Stewart is president of the National Angora Goat association. Which has its headquarters at Kansas City, SlO. About the time Mr. Stewart returned from the state fair at Springfield with a flfte string of prize winners his groats Were attacked with a new and stranite disease. which has been mokhig down his? choicest goats With startling regularity. Oom ?aul and Lawrence, the two finest males, at the heiad of this splendid herd, Were among the first of more than 300 good ones to go. Mr. Stewart's losses already amount to several thousand dollars, and it looks how ds though his whole herd would be Wipefl out, if something is not found to give relief. /,
COUGHS, COLD'S AND CON§Tff»A* flOtfFew people realise when taking cough medicines other than Foley's Honey and Tar, that they Contain Opiates Which are constipating besides being unsafe, particularly for dhildren. Foley's Honey and Tar contains n» opiates, is safe and sure and will not constipate, For sale by all druggists. gj(,
'h August Wagner's Venture. August Wegener, Who for years conducted the saloon at Third and Mulberry, but met with business reverses four years ag®, pmbarked ih business today by opening out a saloon at No. 065 North Thiru street. **."
if:*yjiState Grange Meeting. M&ny farmers from south of the city left yesterday over the Vandalia to attend the state grange being held in South Bend this week. Another party will leave today.
6team Pipe Broke.
A steam pipe In the court house broke yesterday owinfir to the •increased pressure put upon It beoause of the cold weather. The different offices were kept warm by fires in the grated.
TBISUm "want" ads l»ring nttulto.
THE DAILY' TRIBUNE: TERRE HAUTE,
f/Ift and Mrs. Adam Livingood, of Elvefson, Pa., who have
MR* ADAM LIVINGOOD, 91 years Ola.
At the annual meeting of Euclid ledge No. 573 F. and A. M. the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Otto Itiehle, W. M. Willi ain H. BftUgh, S. W, Robert W. Stunkard, J. W. Henry C. Steeg, treasurer Western Harper, secretary.
Terre Haute Council No. 9 ft. and S. M. will elect ofTiccrs tonight
Prince Hall lodge No. 10, F. and A. M. (colored), elected the following ofTiccrs last night: Charles Holbert, W. M. Wei toil Anderson, S. W. Robert Joiner, J. W. F. M. Anderson, treasurer S. W. Stuart, sfed'etaryj James Lvles tyler trustees, Fred D. Blake, for three years, John L. Evans for t\yo years. E. 0. itoach, for one year.
Edgar Dick is selling Hot Blast Stoves at low prices.
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Tt has prolontred toany thousand lives ag it has Mr. acd Mt4. Livinsood, and there is no other mcdicine in the world which will keep the system in normal condition, prevent the decay of the tissues, strengthen the heart action acd enrich the blood like Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It is an absolutely pure stiwulant. and tonic, free from fusel oil and other dangerous ingredients so common in most whiskies. It cures grlo, consumption, bronchitis, ca« tar.rh, asthma, tnalaria and all low fever*, dyspepsia It hrdsrorates the brain. It mnVes the old young keeps the voune Eiron?. Do not All vonr bndv full of drugs and medicines which poison the system.
It Is absolutely pure and contains frt filsel oil. It is prf^Tlhed bv over 1000 doctors and used exclusively in over 2.000 hospitals. Tt is tb» onlv reliable flnd ab-
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SOCIAL AND ElJCLlD LODGES VO--f TED LAST NIGHT.
WELL KNOWN MEN' CHOSEN
Terre Haute Council R. and H. M. Will Hold Its Annual Election This Eva* ning-—Colored Lodge Elects.
Social iollgc Ino. B(j, F. and A. M. held its annual uieotir.g last night, whitili was attended by a, largo number, in the election of oiiicerrf lor the ensuing year, the following Were chosen: William Kobert Paige,.Worshipful master Joseph i\ Walker, senior wai-den William iritnlng, junior warden Max Joseph, treasurer James K. Allen, secretary, Mr. Ora D. Davis, the retiring worshipful master, was presented with A gold past worshipful master's jewel. It is proposed to hold a joint installation service, at which other lodges will assist, the time to be announced later.
S. Jim Dumps declared, It
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Mr. Livingood is. 91 years old and 61s wife is 84, They are both hale and hearty and feel vigorous as a couple 50 years of age. 5\§ Reading, Pa., Fell. U, 1902.
DUTFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Rochester, N. Y. Gentlemen—I take great pleasure in writing to you telling the benefit I ain deriving from the use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, I have boon taking it in small quantities every morning and evening for a number of years. I am 91 years old and in excellent health, good appetite, and am doing all my own farm work. I know you? Whisltey is giving fne rdhewsd strength* and prolonging life. 1 feel fte well today as ton years ago and fael as if I will yet pass the century mark. 1 would earnestly recommend it to all old peoples It was recommended, to toe, and has prov-' en a blessing. My wife Is 84 years old and novel* fails to take a dose of this Whiskey^ Oil retiring. She is also in perfect health,* v- ADAM LIVINGOOD,
Blveraon, Chester County, Pa,
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FARMERS' INSTITUTE,
Program for Two day® Session on December 28 and 27, Is An* nouttced.
The officers and directors of'tfie Vigo Farmers' institute met In the Circuit court room and prepared the program for the coming meeting on Friday and Saturday, December 2(1 and 27. Jesse Piersoh of Pierson township will furnish the music for fhe institute and the devotional exercises will be conducted by the Rev. A. M. Couchman of^rairieton. The pro* gram of addressee will be as follows: f-t
FRIDAY MORNING.
"Lessons in Judging kive Btock,".Professor J. ft. Skinner of Purdue university. "How to Grow Good Crops and Increase Soil Fertility," J, II. Gwaltney, Poseyville.. "How to Prepare Clay Soil for Garden Products," £. S. Maurer, Srazil.
AFTERNOON.
"The Need of Live Strtck on the Farm," Professor J. H. Skinner. "How to Grow and Market the Corn Crop," J. II. Gwaltney. "Will Tt be Profitable for VigO County Farmers to produce Baby Beef?'.' David B. Miller," Pimento*
SATT"RIAY MOkNING
"Need of Better Blood on the Farm,'' Professor Skinner. "Good drops of Clover and How to Seen ro "Them," J. H, Gwaltney. "The AdvAhtage of JPOStal Savings Banks to Farmers," C. ti. Morgan, Prairie Creek.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. "Growing: Ho.qrs for Profit," Professor J. H. SltinneT. "A Productive Soil and IIow to Maku It," J. H. Gwaltney. "How to More Successfully ffrow Corn," John Royse, Honey Creek.
SCIATIC" fiHE ATI SMC D. L. Wagner, wholesale druggist. Riehrnond, Va., says: "I had a fearful attack of sciatic rheumatism, was laid uu almost two months was fortunate enough to get Mystic Cure for Rheumatism, This cured me after doctor's prescriptions had failed to have any effect, I have also heard of line results from others who have used it." gold ny Cook, Beil anfl filnek, fi. H. Bindley and Co,, and all druggists.
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MRS. ADAM LIVIN'GOOD, 84 years 01(1,
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solutely pure stimulant andltonic. It has sated the lives of millions of people the past fifty years Who have ti&d it as their only medicino. yon ask for Dnffy's
Msilt WIif«k«y he Mire yon gGt the Cttucrtt^nlonn rtuitlers, srtfnrtfnl of the e*s«ellenee tlilM •preparation, will •ry to sell yon nliei'ifr IbiitntloiaMi and JHalt Whlnitev finhHtltnte*. are pnt am the market for iprrtfit only, ftnd whleh, far from rellevl«?¥ the sick, ur« positively hArmtttl. Demaiia "Dairy's" ami be tinre yon *eet it. It iii the only ab»olntely i»w*e ihalt whlsiltey whleh erintatna meillelnftlt gBulltloK. Lofllt for the t'rone-i*»ai,k. '"The Old Chemist." on the Mitel, ft tn the only *rii!*lccy recommitted hy the CJovernmeat a» a medleine. Tlhim unflraniec. The K^tiiiltie i* h01«1 "by rill rltnl)Ic (lraKHcixtH and Grocers, or direct, ?1.00 a hottle. free to any
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USE HYOMEi.
Hohffel is positively guaranteed to euro colds, coughs and catarrh or money will be refunded.
Complete treatment, consisting of a pocket inhaler that lasts a lifetime, and a bottle of Mvomel, only ?1.00. Extra Hvoniei, GOe. At druggists or by mail. "The ft. T. Booth Co., Ithaca, N. Y.
Easy to take and "easy to act Is that famous little pill DeWitt's Little Early Risers This is due to the fact that they tonic the liver Instead of purging it. They neve? gripe nor gloken, not even the mt»st delicate lady, and yet they are so certain In results that no one who uses them Is disappointed. They cure torpid liver, constipation) biliousness, jaundice, headache, malaria and ward off pneumonia and fevers.
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Dealers In ail kinds of Burning and Lubricating Oils* Miner* Oil* if.d Linseed Oil, Braill Block, Lump end
Smithing Coal.
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Now at Their Best, Make Your Selections.
Is overflowing with holiday gifts. This is the children's paradieSi Toys, dolls/ gamee, candies. Everything to please the little ones.
Bring the children to feee the* dleplay, come yours«lf to see their happiness.
We've aotfiethlrtfl you want, too, in the china and cut glass departments. Our repuation for low prices you well know. No need repeating here.
Do your shopping this week1 before the groat rush begins, and while the stocks are yet unbroken.
Housefurniahlngs are on tho third floor, take elevator, see the line of Stransky'a enameled steel ware. Every piece guaranteed for three years, all triple coated, imported from the works in Germany.
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Do yoar Ohristmas^hoppiug this wt-ek,,.: ..Wo will
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The largest, be3t and most complete store in this section. 3.SOD square foot devoted to Holiday Books.
Take elevator to second floor. Nothing makes a mere suitable Xmas gift than a nice book or a nice act of books.
Th" following list merely sug. gesta the many standard sets we have: Dickons' works., 15 vols., bound in cloth. Waverly Novels, f2 vols., bound in cloth $3 00 Shakespeare, 13 vol., handy volume edition .— Thackery's Work3, 10 vols., in clothe .. ..§2,P8"
Theae and other sots in thebetter bindings at correspond-' ingly low prices. Elsie bocks ^C|c Kipling's Works, 5 valS-^-.^c
Little Minieter. cloth. Prisoner of Zenda.. 25°
'ABOUT the first of next year will Inaugurate a sysllem of coupons 10 tsSte the placa of tha (jreen trading stamps, No green trading stamps issued after December 13th. ». mm
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because it Is dellcidus and palatable to the taste—because it i3 a more
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instant use—because it contains pepsin and celery* (pepsin aids digestion—celery soothes the nerves)—because each crisp flake is actually a wholewheat kernel—because it represents all that science can suggest for the proper «p-bullding of the human body, See that your grocer does not substitute an inferior article with a counterfeit name. Look for union label on each package. Also askjor
TRYAB1TA HULLED CORN.
sead rout1 frrooers same atd four cents in stamps and we will send you FREE a Startling novelty—a doll receipt book and a sapjpie package of Tryabita Food
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