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Mrs. Dell Fuller and Mrs. J. W. Murphy spent Sunday with Mrs. Clementine Smith.

Taylor Jones and wife have taken the telephone exchange for the ensuing year.

Amos Deshong and family spent Sunday with .David Deshong and wife.

Mrs. W. H. Wilson and children spent Sunday afternoon with J. W. Deshong and family.

George Stoehr and wife were at Fortville Saturday. George Herr and family, of Castleton, spent Sunday with Dr. 0. A. Collins and wife.

Thomas Leary called on friends at Oleo Sunday evening. Isom Denny and family spent last Sunday with Mark Louder and family.

Frank Reeves and family spent Sunday evening with J. 0. Dunn and family.

Mrs. Sarah Glisson and Mrs. Benton Smith spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs* Mariah Campbell.

James Duncan, James Allen and John Jackson were at Greenfield Sunday morning.

Jesse Williams, wife and son, Robert, spent Sunday with Anthony Maroska and family.

Smith Boring and Miss Margaret Clark spent Sunday afternoon with the latter's sister, Mrs. Pearl Sylvester.

Mrs. Nancy Atchison and son, Ed, spent. Sunday with Adam Wilson and wife.

Misses Xellie and Mae Kimberlin spent the week-end with relatives at Indianapolis.

Adam Deshong and family spent Sunday wifh Charles Drifl'el and family, near McCordsville.

Mrs. Pearl Sylvester visited her sister. Mrs. Ruth Reed, at Indianapolis Saturday.

Miss Jona Price spent Sunday at the home of Misses ElYie and Opal Doughty.

Charles Bills called on friends at this place Sunday afternoon. Miss Anna Jackson spent Sunday evening with Misses Nellie and Gladys Dunn.

Hairy Cox and wife have moved into the ^Villiarn Grandison property.

Harvey True, who suffered a severe stroke of paralysis, is slowly improving.

I. J. Baity and U. G. Wilson were at Greenfield Saturday. Clarence Brooks and family were guests of Thomas Crossley, of near McCordsville, Sunday.

Ben McClarnon, of Maxwell, was here last week on business. Mrs. Blanch Parker, of Indianapolis. and James Herr and family, of this place, visited at the home of Charles Eakin and wife, of Route 2. Sunday.

Mrs. Otto Duncan is spending a few days with her brother "at Indianapolis.

Mrs. James Arthur, of Tipton, is Wilson, of this place. Wilteon, of this place.

Lena Keeley was' at Indianapolis Monday. Vernie Frazier, of near Greenfield. spent Monday with Jefi'erson Olvey and family.

John Lane and wife. J. 0. Dunn and family, Thomas Whitaker and family, of Indianapolis: Frank T. Stoner and family. William Grandison and wife. Ruth and Ray Lane and Mrs. "Vernie Allen attended a birthday surprise on Mrs. W. A. Dunn Sunday.

CHARLOTTESVILLE

Miss Edith Hunt attended a committee meeting of the Friends church at Richmond Saturday.

John Shultz and Miss Minnie Sipe visited at Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday.

Miss Hazel Johnston, who is employed at East Haven, Richmond, came home Saturday to spend a few days with her parents, William Johnston and wife.

Frank Foley and wife, of Indianapolis, were Sunday guests of her parents, Joe Addison and wife.

Mrs. Evan Johnston, of near Greenfield, spent Saturday and Sunday with her children, Mrs. Emma Cox and Win, Johnston.

Mrs. Maude White and children were guests of Hiram White and family, near Knightstown, over Sunday. -J

Mrs. Josephine Mulholland.s of Brightwood and Mrs. Elizabeth Everson, of Shelbyville, were guests of their father. John Duty, for a few days last week.

Robert Scott was at Danville part of last week on business. Mrs. B. Harding, of near Rushville visited her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Herkless, part of last week. Gladys Gardner, of Arlington, has been a recent, guest of Mrs. Herkless.

Jackson township will have nine common school graduates this year. Lucile and Ada Chappell went to Richmond Monday on a business trip.

The M. E. Ladies' Aid will hold an Easter market and bazaar Saturday at the postoflice.

Joe Foley, of Indianapolis, was a

guest of relatives and friends here last week. Mrs. Frank Craft entertained thirty young people at an April Fool party in honor of her daughter, Helen, who is home for spring vacation from Oxford College. The guests from a distance were Miss Helena Amick and Lawrence Baldwin, of Greenfield Misses Kathryn and Lucy Rutledge and Elsie Jordan, of Knightstown, and Misses Hazel, Amy and Grace Braddock, Verna, Leona and Eva Walker, of near Nameless Creek.

Miss Gladys Eliker, of Indianapolis, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lane.

Mrs. Bertha Burris, of Indianapolis, is a guest at the home of Mrs. Oma Haywood.

John Brennan. who has been in Florida this winter, was a guest of John Duty and wife last week. He lives in Montreal.

Noble Rawlings, wife and daughter, of Cleveland, spent Saturday with W. W. Lane and family.

Mrs. Claude Crickmore and Mrs. Emma Cox visited the former's mother, Mrs. June Cox, at Knightstown Saturday. Mrs. Cox has been very sick.

Theodore Stewart, of near Chicago, is visiting his mother here. Arnold Miller and family moved recently to Walnut Ridge.

Mrs. Etta Ward, of Marion, is a guest of Mrs. Carroll. Ed Oldham was home from Indianapolis Sunday.

Mort Stanley and wife attended the funeral of Jared Binford Friday at Carthage.

Claude White was home from Indianapolis Sunday. Miss Helen Craft has returned to Oxford College, after a week here with her parents.

Miss Gertrude Kemler, of Dubuque, Iowa, and Miss Mabel Ball, of Morrisfown, were guests of Miss Helen Craft one day last week.

Miss Alt a Williams was hostess for the F. D. L. members Friday. Luncheon, consisting of sandwiches pea combination pickles, tea, coffee, marshmallows, cream and cake was served. Mrs. Mary Lane will be hostess in two weeks.

CLEVELAND

Mrs. David Hastings was called to the bedside of her brother, Elias Reeves, who is seriously sick at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Murphy had as their Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ila Haney, Omer Ruggles and wife and Cora Lacy.

Chas. Williams and family, Vera, and Verle Kinder called on friends at Carthage Sunday afternoon.

Grandma Van Horn and Irene Travis are spending the week with Henry Harlan and family.

Walter Orr spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, Wm. T. Orr and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Helms spent Friday with D. A. Miller and family.

Mrs. Albert Hastings and daughter are spending the week with David Hastings and family.

Homer Nibarger was seriously injured when his mules became badly frightened at an automobile.

Mrs. Claude Walker and daughter, Alice, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Goldie Williams.

Little Martha Williams spent last Monday with hex aunt, Mrs. Mary Orr.

Ada Burris is visiting her father, Moses Burris, at Shirley^

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Mrs. Nancy Moore, who has been spending several weeks with her daughter, has returned home.

Don Williams was at Pendleton on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Benton -Wilson are the proud parents of a baby boy.

Huston Cranfill and wife have returned home from Texas where they have been spending the winter.

O. P. Barrett visited Pearle Alexander Monday, and attended the I. O. O. F. lodge here.

Mrs. Shelton Alford spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jesse O'Neal. Earl' Rothermel has gone to the home of Prof. Wm. Jackson, near Pendleton, to spend the summer.

Paul Moore made a business trip to Mohawk Monday night. We welcome our minister, Rev. Duryee, back on this charge for another year.

Harry Barnard, son of Martin Barnard, who has been spending several months in Texas for the benefit of his health, hajs. reached home. ''7

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Mr. and Mrs. Will Amos and son, Harold, who have been in California for a year will arrive here this week, and will jnove to their own property the last of the month.

Mrs. Virges Trimble and son, Donald, who spent the winter in Texas for the benefit o#her health, came home last Thursday and are the guests of her parents, Mr. and MFS.

John Deel.

The M. E. church observed their anniversary last Sunday .with an all!

day service. The speakers were Rev. Bentley and Rev. Haekleman. At noon dinner was served in the basement of the church.

Mrs, Grace Rogge and daughter, Dorothy, spent Friday with Mrs. Sarah Harvey.

The attendance at the Baptist Sunday school Sunday was 126: collection $4.66. Next Sunday morning there will be a program of Easter music and recitations following the Sunday school.

Mrs. Rosa Heinrichs has returned home after spending the winter in Wyoming with her daughter.

Mrs. Emma Drauly, of Morgantown, spent a part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Vint Furry.

The Sunday school convention of the Indianapolis Association will be held at Acton next Wednesday, There are a number of delegates from the Baptist Sunday school who expect to attend.

Mrs. Ed Schmoe, of Indianapolis, was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Harvey, a part of this week.

Dr. J. B. Young accompained Mrs. Philander Collyer to Rochester, Minn, for treatment. Dr. Nier, of Oaklandon is looking after the patients tff Dr Young in his absence.

MCCORDSVILLE.

Mr. Prattler, Mrs. Fred W. Hansing, Mr. Stansbury and Walter E. Hansing attended the Sunday school convention at Greenfield.

Ed Smith visited his brother at Noblesville last week. The Apple thrashing club met at this place Saturday evening, electing Ross Brooks president.

Cal Trittipo attended the Sixth district Democratic convention at Cambridge City, Tuesday.

Attendance at McCordsville Sunday school last Sunday was 105. and the collection was §3.05.

The funeral of Mrs. Gaskins was held at her home Sunday at 1 p. m. Burial at McCordsville' I. O. 0. F. cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends.

W. S. Todd has purchased the Mrs. Haskell property. Mrs. Mary Smith, who has been confined to her bed for several weeks, is improving,

Mrs. J. F. McCord is improving. M. L. Brooks and wife visited at Carmel with relatives last week.

Fred Fisher is working for Olio Teal. There is some talk of a bakery corying to our town.

Mrs. N. McCord has a ii£\v buggv.

INDEPENDENCE

Mrs. James Bridges was shopping in Greenfield Tuesday. Miss Euphemia Wilson visited Wednesday with Mrs. Jessie Harrison.

Mrs. Flora Apple and Mrs. Vada Martin were calling on Angeline Reeves Friday evening.

Mk and Mrs. James Wilson were calling on their son, Edward Wilson and family, at Greenfield Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunham entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClarnon* Oliver Dunham and family, Harry Dunham and family and Joseph Harrison and family.

Albert Carlton and family spent Friday with Lincoln Bradley and family.

Mrs. John Trees is on the sicklist. Elmer Brooks arid wife were shopping in Greenfield Friday.

Mrs. Ida Miller, who has been staying with her son, Guy Miller and' family, has returned to her home

James Bridges is suffering from rheumatism. Mrs. Jessie Harrison was calling on Mrs. J. M. Larimore at Greenfield Friday.

Virgil Knight, Charles-and Rufus Bridges, Roy and Joe Bradley, and Lester Jacobs spent Tuesday evening with Oren Brooks.,'

PHILADELPHIA

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Lena Butler, of Gieenfield,

spent Sunday with Misses Myrtle and Ethel Harvey. Mrs. Homer Pyles, who has been sick for several days, is not so well.

Rude Breece and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rush Bennett and daughter were guests of" Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawk Sunday.

Kate Deck spent one day this week at Willow Branch. Harrison Lamb and family spent Sunday with friends al Otterbein.

Mrs. Dager and son, of Indianapolis, visited Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Ella Smock.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson, south of here, entertained at dinner Sunday, Geo. Bottsford and family, Nettie Shoemaker, of Indianapolis, and Amelia Colestock, of this place. jvj

Mary Ogg, of Greenfield, visited Sunday with June Thomas. Mrs. Wilson, of Greenfield, is here visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. Raymond Wilson.

Sylvester Burk and daughter, Mrs. H. F. Wilson, of Charlottesville, and Marion-Burk, of 'Indianapolis,' visited Mrs. Jennie Short last Sunday. 1

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith and daughter attended the funeral of Mrs. Griffith's mother at Indianapolis one day last week.

Mrs. Rude Breece is sick. Rev. Hudelston will move from this place to Matthews. Rev. J. B. O'Connor w+Il have this charge.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott have moved from Pendleton to this town. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were at Indianapolis Sunday.

Earl Lanham and wii'p spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawk, of New Castle.

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