Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1887 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18S7TWJ3XiTB PAGES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

-1 rrtoBl Mention. Mr. Ulehl Btmbtrtw U spondtnff ft fw day In th city with hi parent. Mr. James Esid. of Kansas CitjvU here, the fraest of hi brother. Mr. Robert Beid. Dr. John A. Mejanjrby. of Chicago, ia topping at - the Inison Hotel for a few day. , Mr. Perry S. Heath, the Journal' Washington eorretpondc nt, wa in the city yesterday. Mist Alma Smock, formerly of this city, bat now of " Wlnfteld, Kan., is visiting in this city. Mr? Win. It, felder his gone to her father'! home In Springfield, O.to make a abort viait. Mrs. E. Ia Johnson, aasistant superintendent at the Reformatory, ha gone to Richmond. Mrs. Hay, of Itawrenenbnrtr, i visiting her aant, Mrs. David Matey," on North Delaware street. Mis Annie I'orter went to SprincAeld. O., yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Aliea Uoode. Miss Fancis Bristot wiil laav on Wednesday for Harrodsburg. Ky., to visit Miss MartinaOrobb. " Mis Mollie Trimble, of North TUinoi street, ha returned after a ve week' visit in Kew York eity. Mrs. Goshorn, of Covington. Ky.. is the guest of Mrs. John Murphy, on North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Henry Coe will return from Wisconsin tomorrow, where sbe has been visiting for two months. Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Thnrber of Cleveland, O.. are . masts of Mr. John Julian, Ho. 333 College avenno. Mr. and Mr. Genr? Streeter, of Madison, are .gnosta of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harwood for ft few days. Mrs. Kodas Loon and Mis Kettle Leon, of Muncie, are jraett of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, on North Meridian street. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gibb and MMren are visitlrg Mr. and Mrs. J. A, J. Cutting, at No. 891 Nortn Illinois street. - Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hnnt and daughter. Tffie, will go to tbeiir home In Florid the last of this month for permanent residence. . - Mrs. Charles M. Stsart left last n'gHt for New Tork to visit relatives for ft abort time Uiiore going to Florida for the winter. Mr. J. P. Smith and her sister. Mrs. C. I. Bishop, rre in St. Lonis this week and will remain for the Veiled Prophet' festivities. Hon. W. D. Owen, member of Conorress for the Logansport district, and Hon. U. Z. Wiley, of Fow- ' lor, were in the city yesterday. M. T. Bfrry, of Los Angeles., CaL, who has been ' attending the veteran reunion in St. Lonis, ia visiting bis brother-in-law, D. "Lu Paine, in this eity. Dr. and Mrs. Blit. who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. H. Sylvester, on North Pennsylvania street, will leave to-morrow for their home in Minneapolis. Miss Anna Farqnhsr, Mr. l ewis Howland, and Mr. Evans Woolen, left on Friday morning for the East. Mr. Woolen wi.sV;o to Yale College, and the other to Boston. Mrs. LocVe and daughter Sue have returned from Vermont, where they spent the summer, and are pmesta of Mrs. Locke's son-in-law, Mr. S tough ton Fletcher, on East Ohio street. Mr. Dnmont Reid, who ha been spending the summer months in Minnesota, is in the city. He will return thir week to the Yate Theological Seminary, where he is fitting himself for the ministry. Society Event. The engagement is announced of Miss Carrie Kaan and Mr. Ferd. Ach, of Dayton, O. Mr. Geo. Catterson and Miss Jennie McOuat will bo married on Thursday evening at St. Paul's Cathedral. Mis Hatti Hale gave ft charming little luncheon yesterday to ft number of her Classical School girl .lends. The ladies of the Floyer Mission will hold their annual fair the first we?t in November and call it the marche das fleurs. The marriage of Mr. Howard Allen Benton and Miss Frances tavenson will occur on Tuesday, Oct. 11, at noon, at the home of the bride, No. 710 North Delaware street. "Miis Minnie Coffin gave an a'egsnt dinner party, on slating- of pine eourses. last Tuesdnv evening. Those present were the Misses Coffin, Phillips and 8hler, and Messrs. Ham Carey, Lawrence Shulor and Jonn and "Had" Murphy. Colonel J. C. Slawson. of Logan county, Kentucky, formerly ft resident of Indianapolis, and Miss Kate Sfmison were married on last Tuesday at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Kobt. Simison, at Linn Giove, Adams county. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Butler gave an elegant dinner on Friday evening at their home on Park avenue, in honor of Mr. H. B. Hammond and wife, of New York. Among the guest were Mr. and Mrs. John Jlo'.man, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hollidav. Mr. and Mre. A. C Harris. Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Malott. Mr. ftnd Mrs. John M. Judah, Mr. ftnd Mrs. J. R. McKee and others. A musical and literary entertainment was given at the txmth-etreet Baptist Church cn last Tuesday , evening. The special features of the programme wera oolored pictures produced by Mr. C. P. Jacobs, with his magic lantern, the recitation "Night before Christmas," by Miss Amy Jacobs; the Quartette, "The Bridge that was Burned at Chats worth," and "Rock f Ages" by Fred Alsen and the recitation 'King Robert of Sicily." by Miss Katie Eden. The yonng ladies of the Second Presbyterian Church will tender a reception to Mr. Taiko-Hideyoshi. ft Japanese nobleman, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Osgood, on North Meridian street, on Tuesday evening. The nobleman is accompanied by an interpreter and three attendant. The ladies will have tea-room, furnished in Japanese style, where the visitor may quaff the drink symbolic of the Orient, and a souvenir cup and saucer will be given to each. In order to meet the expense necessary to the reception, a number of fancy articles will be offered for sale. It is the intention to have the reception as handsome as any private one ever given here. The ladies of the Free Kindergarden and Children's Aid 8ociety will give their tea. which was postponed from last Thursday, on Friday afternoon and evening of this week, at th residence of Mrs. Charles E. Kregslo. on North Illinois street. A short musical and literary programme wiil be given, and there will . be candy aud fruit for all. The following ladies comprise the entertaining section: Mesdames' Charles '. Kregeloand 8. K. Fletcher, heads of the section; J. W. Hess.H. P. Wetsell, James McKee. A. M. De Eouehet, Bradbury. Frank Bird, Albert Baker, E. Jaeoby, Wm. Coughlen, A. A. Barnes, W. H. Cook, N. E. Alexander, H. C. Long, James Baker. Chap WiUiams, George C. Hammol. Kelsey, Arthur Jordan. Charles Woods. S. A. Hamilton. Ifc.l. W. H. Smith, XV. If. Mansfield. Major Taylor. O. L. Rittenhouse. W. J. Steele, W. P. Bingham. W. C. Lynn. Daniel Stewart, Junta Cravens, J, J. Cooker. John Kolman, R. Hill, ftnd Richard, and Miss Maggie Laird. The tea wiil continue from 7 to 11 o'clock, and gantlemen are particularly invited to attend. The social event of the week was the party given on Wednesday evening bv Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. MoDonald, at their borne. No. 58-4 North Meridian street. The inclement weather which prevailed during the entire day cleared at night, and the full moon light made the evening most propitious. Tbore was a large attendance of representative people from the city and number of guests from abroad. The floors wera covers 1 with white, and the entire floral decorations were of green. The corners were filled with plants reaching nearly to the ceiling, and the pleasing arrangement made them visible even when tha ro ms were crowded to their utmost capacity. The mantels were banked with dedicate ferns of all varieties, and tha piano was decorated with small palms. In the library punch waa served all the evening from tha celebrated bowl, which waa presented to Mrs. McDonald by tha United States Senators, while Mr. MeDon&M was ft member of that body. The costumes were rich and elegant, that of , the hostess attracting particular attention. It was of mahogany red velvet, the skirt of striped brocade, and the waist and train of plain. Ornaments of gold bead passemen ttrie, with beads pendant, gave the costume its only decoration, except the rich lara at the n-ck and sleeves, and rare diamonds worn. She carried a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. The attendance was characteristic of the gatherings held here some tea or fifteen years ago, when whole families were always invited, parents, sons and daughters enjoyine the same pleasure, and on that account the party of Wednesday was particularly enjoyed by the guests. Concerning Women. Nina woman suffrage conventions will be held ia Kansas during October. Miss Emily S. Boynton has been associate editor of th Toledo (O.) Blade for ten years. Mrs. Mary B. Willard's Home School in Berlin has opened its second year auspiciously. Mrs. Case, real estate agent in Chicago, makes ft specialty of renting furnished houses. Mrs. Carresta T. Canfie'.d, M. D. is tea president of the Woman's Homoeopathic Society, of Chicago. Mrs. T. H. Stricklor is the nominee of the Prohibition party in Saline county, Kansas, for register of dds. Dr. Marie naalep, of Indianapolis, has been apro'ntod medical examiner for tha Peun Mutual Lite csurane Company. The woman's exhibit in the Chicago exposition shows books written by nearly 2C0 women ftnd over sixty papers edited by women. Miss Alice Fletcher baa been appointed special agent to allot lands nnder the severalty law on the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska. Mrs. Ada H. Kepley's loyal legion at Effingham, I1L, has an enrollment of four hundred children. This is a remarkable number, since there are only five hundred children in the town. IHMr. Elisabeth Shorett, one of the first graduate of tha Kingston, Canada. Women's Medical College, has been elected lecturer upon medical jurisprudence and sanitary science in that institution. Tha nineteenth annual meeting of tha American Woman Suffrage Association will beheld in Philadelphia Oct. 31 and Nor. 1. 2. Hon. Wm. Dudley Fonlka ftnd Mr. Mary E. Usggart will attend from Indiana. Mrs. Virginia S. Smith, ef Connecticut: Mrs. Lizzie Oorgas, matron of the Child's Home at Defiance. O.i Mrs. F. H. Pierce, of Davenport. Ia.. ftnd Mrs. Fairbanks addressed the recent Conference o Charities held at Omaha, Neb. England now has about 3.O0O.00O working-women, of whom about one-half sre in domestic service; half the working-class families are wholly or partly maintained by women who are the wives of sick or drunken husbands, the daughters of sged or dissolute parents, or widows, Kan Francisco, Cal., . has a society called the "Woman's Congress,'' composed of 10O or more of the thinking women of that city, the same saving been in working order for five years. Its object is tha investigation of all subject, political social and religious. 'orio but women are admitted. The Association for tha Advancement of Women, Mr. Julia Ward Howe, president, will ioid it fifteenth congre in tha city of New York. Oct. 20. 27 and 28. Among tie toj.ic for duCnssion are: Women as Educators," by Mrs. May Wright Sewail; "Women's Relation to Labor Reform," by Miss May Eogers, of lows; "Jlomo Studies for Women," by

Mrs. Rebecca N. Hazard. Missouri; Th Development and Growth of Art ia the West, by Mrs, Mary E. Wing, Nebraska; "The Domestic Problem," Mrs. Anna Gar! in Spencer, New York, and "The Nineteenth Century Woman from a Doctor's Point of View," by Alice MacGUlvory, M. D.. Canada. Dr. Lucy Hall, the resident physician at Vassftr College, in comparing its statistics with the health tables of Amherst College for last year, finds that the list of the ailment of the Vssiar girls wis far shorter and the number of days lost by illness far lass than by the young men supposed to be so much, mora sturdy and robust. Mrs. Margaret W. CampbaiL of East Das Moices, Ia.. advises the women of that State to offer their votes at the next election, claiming that women may vote there without violating any law. Tha Constitution of Iowa designates male citizens as voters, but it . nowhere in express term prohibits female eitixens from voting. Frances Power Cobbe is ft woman of untiring industry and energy. During tha last twenty-five years, ia a Id it ion to the great amount of time spent in philanthropies! work, she has written fifteen books, about twenty-five pamphlets on theology, women's rights, vivisection, etc. and an enormous number of article for the magazine and newspapers. Mrs. Helen M. Gougar has been detained a month longer in Europe than she anticipated by the serious iliness of her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Gougar have spent the five months of their absence in traveling through Great Britain, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy. Switzerland. Austria and Germany. They expect to return early in this month and Mrs. Gougar will be prepared to begin her platform work Nov. 20, nnder the auspice of tha Chicago branch of the Red-

patn Lyceum Bureau. THE STATE AT LARGE. Rlootralngton. Mis Mollie Wsldron will leave Monday to spend the winter with friends in St. Louis.... C. L. Edward left Thursday for Johns Hopkins University.... Mis Kate Dolan, of Chicago, is visiting the family of Jno. Do!an....Mi;s Julia Holland, who has been visitng here, Las returned to her home in Indianapolis.... Miss Nellie Wade, of Boston, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. F. Reed.... Mrs. Wm. Burford and Mrs. Wm. Ran som are home on ft visit from Decatur. Ala .Ed. Brodax, of Decatur. Ala., visited his mother last week.... Mrs. J. W. Simmons and children are visiting relatives at Lincoln, 111 Miss Libbie Small will leave in a shoit time for Los Angeles, Cal. ...31 rs. J. S.' Clemens is visiting her mother at Louisville. ...Miss Mame Brodax leaves for Cbieago Monday to attend school John M. Foster and wife are visiting their parents in this eity....E. W. Gans, of Butler, and J. E. West, of DePanw, visited their fraternity brethren last week Mrs. Lt. Walter Howe is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dunn. ...Mr. and Mrs. Dr. tram, of Shoals, are visiting Mrs. Theresa Gregory.... Mrs. Jno. U. You left Thursday for Ei Paso, Tex., to join her husband.... Mrs. W. B. Hughes is visiting in St. Louis.... Mrs. G. W. Applegate and son, of Cory don, are visiting the family of O. Yanzant. Miss Lizzie Payne is. visiting Miss Emery, of New Albany.... Rev. Zaring is in the eity this week.... Dr. Jordan left Thursdar for Brookville, where he will deliver a lecture. He will spend Sunday in' Cincinnati. ...Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Alice Springer, of this city, to E. C. Fitch, of Albion, Ala., Tuesday, Oct. 4. Both are graduates of the L U. Cambridge. City. Mr. and Mrs. Will Doney are the guests of Indianapolis friends.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Roth are traveling through Tennessee and other Southern point.. ..Mr. and Mrs. JohnMarson, sr., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clara Griffith, at Huntington, Ind....Mis Cora Zehrung has returned from an enjoyable visit among friends at Lima, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mauk visited Chicago last week. ...Miss . Flora Custer has returned from a lengthy visit to Cincinnati and Home City. ...Miss Mollie Earnshaw, of Indianapolis, is the guest of friends here.... Mrs. John Walts is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alice Joslin, at St. Louis .Mrs. Minnie Coffin and 'Mrs. Thomas Newlin. of Spieeland. Ind., were entertained by Mrs. W. C Davis last week A pleasant and enjoyable social event was the reception tendered Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Hoshour,0 of Indianapolis, by Mr. Uoshour's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hoshour, at "Mt. Airy," Thursday evening. The decoration of the grounds and beautiful residence were very elaborate and tasteful, and delicious lunch was -served to the one hnndred guests.... The ladies of the Presbyterian church held a social at the residence of Mrs. E. H. Winchester, Friday night, in order to give the friends of Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Clark an opportunity to meet them before leaving for their new home in San Francisco, CaL The good wishes of many friends accompany them. ...Mr. and Mrs. J. I II. Billingsly and Mrs. Will liam Meek, of Indianapolis', and Mrs. Andre and, Mrs. Bannel, of Connersville attended tha Hoshour reception. Carjdon. Miss Annie Bence is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chickering, of Louisville.... Mr. Webber, of Ohio, is visiting Cprydon relatives. Mrs. A. E. Douglass and her daughter. Miss Kate, visited Louisville friend last week.. ..Mrs. C. B. Lowry, of Clay City, Ky., is visiting here parents here.... Judge W. Q. Gresham. of Chicago, visited the family of his brother-in-law. Major Thomas McGraine, last week.... Mrs. George W. Applegate visited her parents at Blocmington last week. . . . Rev. Daniel Davis and wife, of ML Vernon, axe visiting relatives here. Crnwfordsvllle. Mrs. C. F. Brown has returned to Richmond. Mica., after a visit with Mrs. Prof. Winslow....The October meeting of tha Ladies' Literary Scoiety will be held next Monday evening. Shakespeare will be th subject nnder discussion.. ..Capt. Boyd and wife, of liipley, O., have been visiting at Rev. Ewing's. .. . Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Patterson, of Danville, lib. have been visiting relatives here. -. .Mrs. Mary E. Cook ia home from a trip to North Walton. N. Y H. B. McCain and wife, of We' field, are visiting their son, T. H. B. McCain.. ..Mrs. Fred Manson is visiting at Green rastle....H. H. Ristine and wife left for California on Tuesday, where they will spend the winter. ...H. C. Patterson and wife returned to Danville, lib, after visit among friends here. ...Geo. F. Hughe and wife have been visiting in Terra Haute during the past week. ...At the meeting of tha Oniatenon Club on last Friday evening, tha paper of the evening was read by Prof. J. L. Campbell. Subject, "The Continental Congress.". ...Mrs. Tij Wade, of Lafayette, has been visiting friends in this city. WABASH COLLBOB NOTES. Prof. J. L. Campbell delivered a lecture last Sunday. ...It has not been determined whether the publication of the Wabash will be continued or not.... President Tuttle i at Fox Lake, Wis Improvements are being made on Center hall. ...The lecture committee is making out the lecture course for th season.... Prof. J. if. Coulter has returned from a trip through northern Indiana.... Prof. J. M. Coulter entertained the member of the Yonng People's Society of Christian Endeavour on last Thursday evening. , Edlnburff. Mrs. D. C. Marsh and daughter Susie visited friends and relatives in Columbus last wsek....Mr. John Seholler and wife left last week for St. Lonis where they will visit relatives for several weeks.... Rev. J. M. Bailey and family left last week for Indianapolis bis future home.... Miss Kate Wilson, of Columbus, visited friends in this oity last week.... Mr. Clarence Valentine visited in Madison last week.... Mrs. Jno. Sichler and daughter Carris left last wetk for Cincinnati where they will visit relative for several weeks. ...Miss Maud Ms rey visited in Franklin last week. ...Mrs. Geo. Wells visited relatives in Indianapolis, last week. ....Miss Edna Givens has returned to Cincinnati to resume her studies. Mr. Will Kerr visited relative here last week.... Mis Jennie Prather, of Savmor, has been Visiting friends here. ...Mrs. Cora Whittaker returned to ber home in this city after ft brief visit among relatives in Sellorsbnrg, Ind. ...Mrs. Eliza Moss, of Pntnamsville. Ind., was the guest of her brother Wm. Downs last week.. ..Mr. A. J. Stout and wife, of Transitt, O., were the guest of relative in this eity last week. ...Rev. J. W. Turner and family left for Madison last week, bis future heme. ...Mrs. John Vaughn and children, of Whitestown, visited relatives in tnil eity last week ....Misses Lizzie and Minnie Thompson returned to their home in this eity last week from ft delightful month's visit with schoolmates at Joliet, HI Mrs. Geo. Roth and children returned to their home in this city last week, after a visit of several weeks among relatives in Tipton.... Mr. Fannie Case returned to her home in St. Lonis, Mo., last week, after a visit of several days among relatives in this city. ... Mr. Ed Kessing and familv, of Greensbnrg, were the guests of Mitchell Mortitt and family last week.... Mrs. It. E. Mormon, of Chicago, 111., was the guest of relatives in this city lakt week. ...Miss Alice Chet&m visited relatives in this city last week. Franklin Collage) Motes Rev. P. O. Duncan has recently placed some excellent toik in the Freeman Library.... Miss Justine Schenck. of Louisville, is the guest of Prof. J, W. Moncrief A gentleman living in Illinois has added to the college library ten books and several pamphlets which discuss the pro snd con of secret societies.... E. E. Stewart was called to Ohio to attend his brother, who is dangerously ill. ...Li O. Steening has resigned his sosition as superintendent of the Whiteland gcbool". and will graduate with the class of '88 .... And till the students come in. Mi.s Bates, from Ohio, is the latest arrival. Our enrollment outside of the music and painting department is 175, and mors are coming.... Friday night the Webster Society donated the use of their hall to the college board for chapel purposes. The old chapel is well filled with only the preparatory department.... P. O. Dunean left yesterday morning for Louisville, there to enter the Theological Seminary Walter Israel will officiate as Greek professor during Professor Hull's absence. ...Miss Laura Overstreet entertained few of ber friends last night.... Doctor Stott makes the announcement that by next September wc would ia ail probability be in the new building. Greencastle. Mrs. J,' M. Lane, of Crawfordsville, is visiting at James Stone's. .. -Miss Noliie Welch, of Indianapolis, is visiting Misses Belle and Mamie Cawley . . . .Mrs. James Sargeant. of Washington Territory, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Colonel Faircw....Jame E. Matthews and fam.ly leave the first of the week for Florida, .where they will snend the winter. ...Mrs. H. MoKee, of Eldorado. Kan., is visiting her father. Dr. HH. Morrison. ...Robert A. Ogg, principal of the New Albany high rohool, has been electedsuperintendent of the eity schools, to suetted Professor Baldwin. ... Mrs. Julia Corwin is visiting her son, G, W. Corwin, in St. Louis. ...Mrs. C. W. Landes and daughters arc off on ft month's visit to relatives at Sioux Falls. Dak. ....D. L. Southard and wife si e in the Weston ft pleasure trip .Mr- and Mrs. J. R. M. Allen leave on Monday next for Los Angeles, Cab. where the v will spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. M. M. Bovard and Mrs. James U. Hawk. DE PATW UNIVERSITY. The total enrollment in the College of Liberal Arts is r'J5. including the other schools it is about 650. Both the ladies' and gentlemen's dormitories are well filled Senator Voorhees has been retained bv De Panw University to represent the institution in the proceedings contesting the De Pauw will....! he junior law class boasts of a talented young lady, daughter of a prominent and wealthy judge of Pennsylvania... .The Y. M. C. A. are projecting plans for incorporation, looking toward the establishment of a

fund and the erection of a new building. ...President Martin has been elected chairman of the Indiana ca'egation to tha General Conference of the M. E. Church, to be held in New York city in May.. ..Prof. Karl M in tier is again connected with th music school.... The Theological Club-house is about ready for occupancy. ' Greensbnrc. Rev. D. W. Sanders and family have returned from ft trip to the north part of the State Rev. E. H. Swem, of Washington, D. C, is visiting bis parents here.... Dr. Jesse Rocker and wife, of Tlrightwood. are with friends here... .Divan Smawle has returned from a Visit to Iowa... .Mrs. J. C. Adams has returned to Topeka. Kan., after a visit here at her former home Mr. C E. Seobey, of Denver. CoL, is here for several weeks' visit at her former home.... Rev. E. B. Raw! and family have arrived from Indianapolis and become residents. ...Rev. E. L. Dolph and family hav gone to Lawreneeburg to live.. ..Hal Hamilton has returned from an European tour..-. Rev. Frank Hood and family spent part of tha weak with his mother here. Knlghtstown. Miss Cora Jonea ha returned from a visit with friends at Indianapolis. . ..Mrs. L. F. Hinchman and daughter Florence are visiting relatives at Franklin. ....Miss Fancy Bwanson departed last week for Goshen. N. Y., where she enters female seminary. ....Wait Heaton and wife are visiting at St. Louts.. ....Mrs. Salfci Binbaw, of Kalamazoo, Mich., is the guest of relatives here.... Mrs. Rufus Green started last week tor Baltimore, where she will spend the winter with her husband Miss Carrie Schutzer has returned to ber home ia German town, O.. ..Miss Myrtie MeCartv, of Indianapolis, is the guest of relatives here.... Mesdames Dr. O. E. Barrett and Chas. Furgasoa are visiting at Indianapolis. Kokomo. Mrs. Newton Graves and daughter, Grace, are visiting friend at Richmond... -Mrs. Geo. Keaton was called to New Castle this week by the serious illness of her mother.. ..Mrs. Hannah S. Maddy and three daughters. Misses Emma, Mary and Augusta, and son, Charw. removed this week to Kingman, Kan.. ..Mrs. C. G. Hudson, of Anderson, who has been the guest of Mr. Ervin, has returned borne Mrs. C. P. Wright, of Logansport, is the guest of ilrs V. M. Beamer....Mrs. D. ii Reif, formerly of Indianapolis, is near death's door with typhoid fever. . . -Cards are out announcing the wedding of Mr. Sam Sipe, of Pittsburg, Pa., to Miss Sudie Moore, of this city, the ceremony to take place Wednesday. Oct. 5, at the residence of the bride's parents on " West Mulberry street this city Y'.rs. Jessa Haines and niece, Miss Amanda Haines, of Dayton, O., are the guests of friends at Bunker Hill. ...Mrs. Ruth Allison, of Casselton. has been called to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Rhoda Allison, who is very sick at her home on West Sycamore street.... The ladies of the M. E. Church gave a very pleasant social on Friday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lehman.

Logansport. The wedding of Miss Carrie H. Laraway and Mr. David D. Fickle occurred at the home of tha bride's parents, on West Market street. They left on the nit; at train for an extended tour through the South. ....J'.rs. J. May, of Frankfort, Mich., sister of Otto Kraus, is visiting in the eity W illiard Nsh, who has been spending the summer in Maine, returned Thursday.... Mr. Joseph S. Craig is visiting at Wabash. . . .Miss Kate Landis is visiting at Marion. ... Miss May Thornton has returned from an extended visit in the East.... Mrs. J. B. Toole and sister. Miss Barklow. went to Kokomo Wednesday.. .Mr. and Mrs. Byrkett, who have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. K. C Eversole, have returned to their home in Troy, O....Miss Millie Gray has returned homA after" having made an extended visit in Illinois.. ..Mrs. R. M. Cram, sister of Dr. J. H. Shultz, has gone to ner home at Topeka, Kan. Marlon. John Seiss and John Freel are in Chicago.... Miss Maud Saylora, of Bluff ton, is visiting Mr3. George Harvey. ...Mrs. E. G. Stanley, of San Bernardino, CaL, is visiting her brother, Z. G. Baldwin E. L. Goldthwaite is in Chicago Mrs. J. M. Sullivan is visiting relatives in central Ohio. . . .Thomas H. Harlan and son Gilbert, of New York, are visiting Mrs. John L. Wood.... Addison M. Baldwin, of Las Animas. Col., is visiting Marion relatives -...Mrs. Burr Woolman, of Seneca, Kan., is visiting her sons in Marion, after an absence of nina years Mrs. Thomas Sullivan is visiting at Columbus. Ind. Dr. R. M. Floyd, wife and sop, Alfred Laueh and wife, and Miss Anna Descamns, of Shelby ville, are visiting Dr. J. B. Lytle Mrs. Dr. R. Lytle and her daughter, Miss Effie Lytle. of Sabine. O., have removed to Marion. ...Misses Alice Goldthwaite, Meta Steele, Georgia Sweetser, Anna Sweetser and Delight Swcatser left on Monday to attend Miss Armstrong's sohool at Cincinnati. ...Hon. Willis Van Davanter, of Cheyenne, W y. T., is here on ft brief visit to his patents.... Henry Wilke, of Omaha, is here on a short visit to relatives. .. .Barney Prins and wife visited the family of Frank Lear, at Muncie. on Thursday . Arthur Jay, of Thayer, Kan., is visiting Marion relatives. Morrlstown. Mrs. Alpheus Tyner and daughter Mollie, of Milwaukee, Wis., are visiting relatives here. ...Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hargrove celebrated their golden wedding last week.. ...Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dalryraple, of Indianapolis, wera here Friday.... Miss May Buck, who has been visiting relatives in different parts of the State for some time, has returned borne.. ..Mrs. Williams, of Connersville, is visiting her son, C. T. Williams, of this place.... The local dramatic company has been reorganized and ia now preparing to render a drama, Mnncte. , Charley Collins, of Indianapolis, is in the eity, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Collins.... Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Phinney entertained a number of their friends Thursday evening'.... Miss Nettie Zehrbauga will leave for Chicago to-morrow to attend school. ...Miss Mary Harris, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Ramsey, returned tg her home in Chicago Thursday-...Miss Mary Loekwood entertained friends Monday evening in honor of ber brother Mentor, who is home from Lebanon, Ind. .. . William Lyna and wife, who have been the guests of relatives and friends in Pennsylvania for tha past month, are borne. ...Miss Jennie Dwver was visiting at. Indianapolis the past week. ...Major and Mrs. John F. Wildman have returned home from Denver, Col.... Mr. Margaret Mareh is the guest of Topeka, Kan., friend.... Mrs. Bob Hall, of Greoncastle, was visiting here this week.... Mrs. Laura Campbell is here vuiting from Plankington, Dak. Now Castle. Wilf oa Lowrey and family, left Tuesdav for Kansas, where they will make their home... .Mr. D. A. Tawney and children left Thursday for Winona, Wis., where they go to join her husband, who has beoa there for some time.... Miss Tunis Nichols, of Scott, Ind., has been the guest of the Misses Blanch Yount, Ella and Minnie Moore, for the past week John McCarty. Boonsboro, Ia., is visiting friends in New Castle and vicinity... .Mr. and Mrs. ' Geo. Clawson, of Troy. Ohio, are guests of Mr. Clawson's parents, in this city.. ..Mr. and Mrs. D . M. Brown, of Lewisville, have been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruidy, of this city. ...Mis Mattie Milltltan is visiting in Portland.... Miss Phebbie White is the guest of Richmond friends.... Mrs. E. E. Hazelrigg left Tuesday to visit relatives at Lebo, Kan Charles Rogers, of Logansport, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Rogers, this week Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bond, of Marion, Ind., visited in this city over Sunday, the guest of Isaiah Jay and wife.... Dr. H. D. William, formerly of Honey Creek, has located in this city, where he will engage in the practice of his prof ession . ...Misses Rebecca Reece and Minnie Gregg left on Monday for Greeley, Col., where they Mrill spend the winter. ...Mis. Maggio Kinsey left the first of the week for Blissfield, Mich., where she wi'l visit her son. George Kinsey, and wife.. ..Mrs. John W. Fort, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. T. B. Wilkinson. Knightstown. were the guests of T. J. Morris and family last week Dr. T. W. Moore and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Moore, Mrs. Milt Davis and daugnter, Dick Davis. Henry Souders and J. U. Keiser left Wednesday night for Los Angeles. Cal.. ...Miss Mary Clancy, of Muncie. visited friends here last week. .. .David Bearly and wife are visiting relatives in Jackson, O.....Miss Georgia Martindale. of Anderson, is the guest of the Misses Tudie aud Katie Benbow. . . . Rev. W. II. Bamford. recently connected with Grace Church, Indianapolis, has been called to act as Rector to St. James Episcopal Church of this eity. ...Rev. H. Barney, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is holding a series of very successful temperance meetings. Over two hundred have signed tha pledge and a greftt deal of Interest is being manifest in the work Tha Nineteenth Indiana Battery held a reunion in this eity on Thursday and a camp-fire in the court-house. A great many old soldiers were in attendance and tha event was a very enjoyable one. At the camp-tire ia the evening the programme consisted of speeches, songs, recitations, etc lVru. O. P. Mohler returned Friday from a two months' visit with friends in Wisoonsin much improved in health.... Canton Peru, Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F., will give grand ball on the 18th inst... The Nonpariel dancing elub is being reorganized. ...Mr. E. Puterbaticb is visiting at St. Louis. ...Mrs. Milo Smith and Mrs. Hattie Daly are visiting friends in Chicago.... Mrs. Jno. Kratzcr and Mrs. Wm. Hale are in St. Louis.... Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shirk are entertaining Chas. Lyons and wife of New York City. ....Miss. Emma Mitchell and Mrs. Mollie Johnson have returned from an extended visit in California. Mrs. Flo. Harvey and Miss Georgia Diebeit will return next week from their Eastern visit. ...Miss Bessie Andrews is visiting friends at Indianapolis -...Mis. Lou Morrei is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Graham. ....Miss Bappert is entertaining Mies Jessie Dicker. man, of Denver Mrs. Godlove Conradt is visiting ner son, Fred, at St. Louis The Drive Whist Club was most pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Clara Stonebarger, on East Fifth street.... Mrs. W. C. Boyle, who has been the guest of ber parents at Pt. Huron, the past roontu returned home Friday. ....The Dairv Maids' Carnival, to be given by the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church, is anuoucoed for Oct. 17 to 21, inclusive. Rockville. Miss Flora Darter, of Crawfordsville, is visiting ber sister, Mr. C. Tiohnor. .. .Mrs. Harry M. Hammond is visiting in Franklin, O.... Mis Louise Frederick, who bas been the guest of Miss Minnie Musser, returned to Terre- Haute Wednesday. ...Marriage licenses: Jacob V. Graderand and Julia Young, John L. Ferguson and Viola Phipp, Keorga D. Boyer and Emily E. Ray. SlielbyTtlle. Miss Sadie Barber lo't for New York on Tuesday, where she has accepted a position as teacher in tha art fehool. ...Miss Lola Parker left for Greencastic Tuesday, where she will attend Detauw University. ....Mrs. S. B. Morris and Mrs. . H. Morris are visiting in St. Louis... .Miss Gertie Blessing is spending Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Will Beeks. in Indianaoolis.... Misses Minnie and Mote Sutton are spending Sunday with Miss Nellie Stacxhouso, of Indianapolis. Winchester. Will Nichols and wife, of Lynn, arc in the far West.. -.Mrs. Isuas Farqaar arrived home ft few days

ago from an extended visit ia Iowa and Minnesota. She is now off on a visit in Ohio. ...Mr. and Mrs. J. B.Bristol are recreating in Michigan. ...Miss Viola Conner is attending Giendale College... -.Mr. and Mr. Bruce are visiting here, but will soon return to Missouri... -Misses Bella Edger and Flora Steele were at Indianapolis lost week.. -.Mrs. R.A. Larell and two children are spending a few days in Henry county Mrs. Clara Crane, Mrs. Lizzie Moon. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. J. W. Ginger, Mrs. J. R. Encle. Al. Felt and son will start for Lo Angeles, Cal, Friday. Oct. 7... -Mrs. C. E. Mageei visiting ber istsr, Mr. George Mo-Adams, at cvansville-... Miss Lena Mindenb&ll !ett last Sunday to visit relatives in Mulberry Grove. 111. ...Mrs. Jessie Canaday and little son Ralph, returned fn Wednesday from a week's visit with relatives ia Kunry connty....Mrs Jacob Hoover, of Huntington county, is visiting at the home of her brother. Clerk R. A. Leaveil, of this city. THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Champaign. Mrs. G. W. Hertges visited in Chicago the past week. .. -T. A. Reed and wife have removed to Topeka. Kan.... Mrs. Robbins and daughter, of Rochester, N. Y., are guests of Mrs. H. C Howard Mrs. ii. A. Turell and daughters are home from Jacksonville. 1X1 Miss Bertie Huff, of Chicago, is a guest of Mrs. A. T. Hall Jnde J. W. Langlev is home from the lakes Leonard Goodrich is visiting in Connecticut Mrs. G. H. Candee. of New York, is a guest of Mrs. J. M. Healey....Mrs. A. T. Yates and daughter. Maud, are visiting in St. Louis.... Wm. Frew, of Springfield, Mo., is in the city Mr. A. E. Wooley, of Aurora, Ind., is a guest of E. P. Rtiahard and family. Charleston. Mrs. J. N. Case and children are visiting iflShelbv county.... Wrs. J. Bails is in Decatur, 111. ...Rev. J. F. Mo'Cam and wife are visiting in Pike county. 111. ....Miss Hattie Randoloh has returned to her home at Mt. Cairo el. Ill Mrs. S. A. Smith, of Nvack, N. Y., is a guest of Mrs. Geo. Wilcox. Mrs- Carmon is visiting in Chicago.... Misses Lillie Quick and Phoebe Fuller, of Mattoon, tiited in theeity Sunday. ...Mrs. W. R. Highland has joined her huabar d at Bessemer, Ala .Mrs. D. Morris is visiting at Kossedale, Ind. ....Mrs. W. E. Hyde and Miss Taylor have returned to Chicago.... R. S. Curd and wife have departed for' California. ...Mrs. Mary Russell, of Kingman. Kan., is a guest of Mrs. Kershaw Joseph McKee and family, of Piqua, O.. are guests of Charleston friends. ....Win. French and wife are visiting in Kansas '-City. George Gray and Miss Minnie Gaiser were married at the residence of the bride's parents, in thiscity, Wednesday evening Mrs. Mollie Hutchinson is visiting at Jackson, Mich-. ..Misses Frank. Dora and Martha Wilev are guests of Miss Dollie Miller, at Peru, Ind Mrs. W. H. Williams, of Wrichita, Kan., ia a guest of Mrs. B. E. Brooks, Marshall. Miss Josie Cunningham, of Felton, is spending a few weeks with her parents here.. ..Charles Allison and wife, of Chanute. Kan., have returned home from a week's visit with relatives and friends here Mrs. R. G. Brown, of Sutton, Neb., is the guest of relatives and friends here Levi Overmire is home from California.. ..Joe and Ed Allison, of Iuka, Kan., are home on a viait....Mrs. J. P. Barclay, of Bowling Green, Ky., is visiting her father, R. L. Dulanev. Wiil Griffith, of Indianapolis, paid a flying visit to his parents. Warden Griffith and wife, of this city, Thursday. He and his wife have just returned from a European tour Mrs. J. T. Warsham, of Mt. Carmel. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. Falley. ....Miss Kate Chrisman is the guest of Miss Jennie Maroni aud other friends here. ...Mrs. C. Schweitzer, ot Bine Mound, in., was the guest of her parents, L L. Allison and wife, last week J F. Taylor and wife have gone to Independence, Kan., on a visit. Mrs. L. V. Thistle is home from Dan ville. ...Ed Mayer is home from Danville to spend the winter. Mrs. Agnes Hogue is home from Cincinnati, where she spent two weeks Tom Sebree, of Denver, was in the city, Tuesday, for a short visit with his brother, Millard, whom he had not seen for fifteen years. Mattoon. Mrs. J. Orr, of Pana, was the gnest of Mrs. J. W. Shrader the past week..... Miss Anna Walsh has returned to Indianapolis Miss Sallie Bauer, who was the truest of Mrs. L. Katz, bas returned to her home in Cincinnati. A dance was given in Union Hall Thursday evening in honor of Miss Jennie Mulford, who goes to Chicago Col. J. F. Drish and family have returned from Philadelphia J. W. Hanna and wife have returned from a trip East. : Mrs.(J. H. Deekard is visiting at Bentonvilie, Ark Mrs. C. G. Weymouth and son are home from the Eastern States..... Mrs. Lizzie Mulford and children have moved to Chicago. ....Ed ; Kuhlhoff and wife, of Texas, are the guests of A. at toon friends. ....Capt. W. S. Hinkle, of San Diego. Cal.. is in the city Robt. Caldwell, of Indianapolis, visited home folks in Mattoon the past week ..Mrs. Mary Shaffer and danghter, of Connorsville, Hid., are the guests of B. N. Berry and family. - Paris. Mr. Martha Hall, of Paxton. Dl.s Mrs. Masrgia Talurt, of Waveland, Ind., and Charle A. Talburt, of Terre Haute, have been visiting the family of M. F. Foley during tha past week Mr. and Mr. Jacob Sholero have .returned from a visit, with relatives ia Chicago 'and Omahaf ...Mrs. Barbetta Brown, of Omaha, is visiting Mrs. Philip Bibo Mrs. Fanny Hess and daughter. Miss Rosa.Q of Philadelphia, and Mrs. A. Hers, of Terre Haute, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S, Hamburger Mrs. and Mrs. E. B. Paxson, of Sherman, Tex., who have been visiting relatives in this city, returned to their home last Tuesday .Miss Etta Hoover, of Taylorvillo, 111., is visiting Miss Cammie Augustus. ...Miss "Annie Brown, who has been visiting friends in this city this summer, returned to her .heme in Sherman, Tex., last Wednesday.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Ted Finney, of Rankin, 111., is visiting relatives in this city. ...Mrs. Ezra Link, of Charleston, lib, visited relatives here the first of the week.. ..Mrs. Jerry Griffith has returned from a visit in Topeka, Kan. ...Mrs. Ada Rose left last Wednesday for Topeka....Mrs. Folum, of Lemer, Mo., who has been visiting relatives here, left for home Friday evening. St. Joseph. Mrs. L. Swearingen is visiting in Bloomington, 111. ....St. Joseph people are gratified at the return of Eev. Schwsrra to the pastorate of the M. IS. Chureh. ... .Miss Nellie Douglas, of Georgetown, is a visitor in the city William Fisher and Miss Lee Ditimore were matried Sunday last near Sidney .The teachers of St. Joe and vicinity have organized a reading circle, with II. T. Wilson president, and Mies Ida Parcell vice-president. Urban a. Mrs. G. TV. Burton and daughter Caddie are at Sutton. Neb.... Mis s Hattie McCiain is in Chicago....1 Mrs. Fannie Johnson and daughter, of Indianapolis, are guests of Mrs. Littler Mrs. M. S. Brown, of Danville. 111., is visiting in the city Mrs. D. C. Cooper is at Mt. Vernon, O ..Miss Fannie MoWilliams has returned from Indianapolis Mrs. J. E. Hunt has returned from Petoskev, Mich Mrs. T. B. C'arsen is visiting at Lebanon, Mo. Mrs. E. Carmichael, of Rockford, 111., and Mrs. Dr. Markey, of Garden Prairie, 111., are guests of F. L. Betts and wife..-. Mrs. Joseph Johnson and children are visiting at Jola, Kan Mrs. Allan McClain is home from Rockaway Beach Mrs. Jennie Jacques and Miss Frances Kerr were guests of Peoria friend the past week Mrs. Marie Holmes, of Danville, 111., waa ft visitor in Champaign last week. DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN. Indication. WASHINpTOV, Oct 2. 1 A. M. ' ForOhio Warmer; rain: light to fresh southwesterly winds brisk on the lakes. For Indiana add Illinois Fair weather, followed by light rains in tbe northern portion; warmer; light to fresh southerly winds. For Michigan aod Wisconsin Fair weather, followed by light rains in Wisconsin; warmer, fresh to brisk southeasterly winds high on Lake Superior. Local Weather Report. Indianapolis, Oct 1, 13S7.

Time. Bar. JTher. Hum. Wind. Weather Rain. 6 A. M 29.$)fii 54 93 S. Cloudv 2 p. M... 29 92' 61 59 SW. Cloudv 0.04 9 P. M... 'J9.93 56 82 W. Cloudy

Maximum temperature, 61; minimum temperature. 53. Following is a comparative statement of the condition of temperature and rain-fall for Oct. 1, 1887: Tem. Rain. Normal 62 0.11 Mean. 58 0.04 Departure from normal......... . 4 0.07 Total excess or deficiency since Oct 1 . 4 0.07 Total excess or deficiency since Jan. 1. 113 10.46 Plus. - General Observations. Washington, Oct. 1. 9 p.'ji. Stations. Bar. Theri Wind. ,'R.F. I Weather -i New York citv...... Charleston. S. C... Jacksonville, Fla... Atlanta, Ga. ....... Pensacola, Fla..... Montgohierv, Ala... Vicksburg, Miss.... New Orleans La... Shreveport La , Fort Smith. Ark.... Palestine. Tex..... Brownsville, Tex.. Chattanooga, Ten.. Memphis, Tenn.... Nashville, Tenn. at. Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati, O...... Pittsburg. Pa Oswego, N. Y....... Toledo. O Eseanaba, Mich..... Milwaukee. Wis..., Duluth, Minn...... Davenport. Ia...... Des Moines. Ia.. .... Keokuk. Ia......... Cairo 111 Springfield, 111...... St Louis. Mo. ... Lamar. Mo ... Leavenworth, Kan. . Omaha. Neb Yankton. D. T. Moorhead, Minn.... Bismarck. D. T..... Fort Bnford. ...... Deadwood, D. T North Platte. Neb.. Denver. Col........ Dodge City, Kan... Fort Elliot Tex.... Fort Sill. 1. T Fort Davis, Tex Salt Lake City Montrose ....... Santa Fe, N. M,.... 30.00 30.02 30.00 S0.02 30.00 30.02 29.93 30.00 29.92 29.86 29.94 29. 90 62 N'wst 72 Swest 72!Neast' 64 Swest 7l!N'wst .....! Cloudy. IClear. .....'Clear. ..... Clear. Clear. Clear. ..... Clear. -fjf Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. .... Fair. Clar. .... Fair. .... Clear. Clear. .... Clear. . ... Cloudy. .20 Rain. .26, Cloudy. Foggy. 68Calm. 68 Calm. 66!S'east 72 South! 72 Calm. 74 i South ' 76 S'east -jS'east 129.98 129.90 129.92 J29.94 ;29.94 129. 86 120.86 129.86 129.80 129.82 74 1 South 63 South fjfii Wesc 62 N'wst 62 Swest 58 West. 58 lowest 46 North 56, N'wst I Cloudy. J9.SO 58; Kast 50iWest. 60,South 62!Calm. 62'Neast

...-.Cleer. ... ..Clear. (Clear. Clear. .....iCloudyj Clear. (Cloudv. i .01 Fair. " ..... Clear. ..... Fair. Cloudy. T Rain. .01 Rain. . Cloudy. Cloudy. ..... Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. Clear. ..... Clear. ..... Fair. Clear. . ..... Clear.

29. 8U 29.80 29.94 29.94 29.92 29.92 29.90 29.82 54 Swest, 64 ICalm. 70' Swest 64;S'east 66iSouth 68 S'east 64'South 60 N'wst 129.86 29.58 !29.60 129.64 (29.64 129.80 29.5S 29.68 129.74 5 i N'wst 54 N'wst 70 Swest TO South 72 S'east1 6'i S'east 72iSouth 2 as" 29.82 ' 72'Swest! 29. HO 29.76 66JNorth 64 South 29.82 60, Swest T Traces of rain.

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To-morrow and during the week:".; most respectfully invite the ladies, call and seethe fine assortment of F and Winter Wraps just received . . on sale to-morrpw. Our new depa. ment occupies the entire second. flc of our building, and is now full of t choicest styles of the season. We : onlv offer elecrant imported Wra .

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finished. Short Wraps from $3,9C to $lBO. A lot of beautiful, j aunty sty: for young ladies in cloth, braided ai plush, both in English and Fren styles. Jackets of every deseriptic from the fine seal plush and braide cloth to the neat small check: at $1.9 C Raglans and Newmarkets in gres. variety of styles.

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The largest stock we have ever shown. In remodeling our store "we have given m to these departments. See the line Plushes at 98 cents up to $1.50. Velvets from'6a; r to $1.25. We make special mention of these hecause they are fully 50 cents per yard L i' regular prices. We propose to introduce our new store to the public with ane stock- c: 1 " prices. The Dress Goods are the choicest brought from Europe this season. In American we offer some extra bargains. See the 54-inch Sheetings at 38 cents. Sep the double-v:: Cloth Suiting at 27 cents (all ,wool).

We open a second department for dress-making this week. Wo will mako wool drc" for $6 each, silks for $8. This department will bo In charge of Mrs. M. M. Wilson, wclM:no'r to the ladies of Indianapolis and throughout the State. Mrs. Wilson will be assisted by tv. , , first-class fitters. . ' The other dress-making department, in charge of Mme.f Sweenie, is turning out more lino work than any time since it oxened. The tailor-made dresses made by the Madamo aro the ad miration of the ladies. , "

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