Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1889 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1889-TWELVE PAGES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

-Manners change with surroundings. Of course to this there are always exceptions. There are some people who are the same printer and summer, at church or a ball, at home or abroad, but these are of such a mild kind that they are tiresome to the majority. Nerves are slid to play a great part in one's life. One "who cannot bear h bit of : noise, a rustling garment, 'squeaky" shoes, escaping steam, the noise oi natural gas, says that it almost drives me wild." People of an excitable temperament are as changable as the weather (not the kind of the last week, however.) They have spells. They will be as calm as the proverbial summer sea, or as sweet as a rose, when, presto change, they are as opposite as one could possibly imagine. Young girls have many changes. At hone with their parents they are as well behaved aa the parents could desire. Away, and they aro as rudo and hoydenish as a-person with no training. To visit away from home will change a girl's nature. One visited here some years ago. She tiirted with any one, would talk loud, , and do all manner of , odd things, wear conspicuous clothes, and made herself the subject of some very uncomplimentary remarks simplv by her own conduct. The people whom aha tisitedwere mortified that their friends should know her, and yet when the young lady of whom she was the truest bad visited her. alio had been ladvlike, modest and retined. The excitement of her visit had bronght out all the unculttired aide of hr nature, which might have laid dormant for years if she had stayed at home. Many act upon impulse, and say and do many things which they heartily regret. A young lady visited a neighboring city not many years ago, and sEe bad behaved herself ao unbecomingly whilo there that she ever afterward dreaded meeting any one from that place, for fear they had heard of her "freshness." That is an Americanism that accounts for a certain quality of action that disgusts many well-bred' persons, and it was just that feeling that had seized her at the time. She never could quite account to herself now 6he had committed the act, but ahe had done it, and was greatly chagrined in conseunence. Some never can be trained to be ladies or gentlemen always, and those who try have to keep themselves constantly in mind. . The Musical Festival and the Gilbert.Woodburn wedding were the events of the week. The spell of weather has been the reason why so many picnics and other entertainments have been postponed. The rarity of a June day this year has been that sealskin cloaks, winter overcoats and hot fires have been the style, as well as comfortable more than the lawns and laces of other Junes. No one dares to make any plans for entertainments, for fear no one will attend, on account of the rain, and yet, the night of the wedding, the chnrch was full, and the Musical Festival had the largest auditnces.of the season, it must be that people are becoming hardened to rain. The social pason that was anticipated has not proven gay, and now preparations are being made tor summer visits. Personal Mention. Miss Laura Dunnington, of Fairmount, W. Va., I visiting relatives m the city. Mr. John Grubbs, of Richmond, Is spending today at the Denlson with friends. Mr. Will Harrison, of Chicago, spent a short time In the city with friends on Friday. Miss Alice Swain, of Cambridge City, is visiting the Missea Dasher on North Illinois street. Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Schenk, of Vevay, Ind., are here on a visit, guests of Prof. C. II. lialL Mis Annettle Van Name, of New Albany, is visting Mrs. W. M. Husbands, of Talbot avenue. Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Campbell, of Pittsburg, are ruesta of Mrs. John Miller, on College avenue. Miss Alice Serin?, of Madison, is visiting the family of A. J. Malone.No. ISO Fletcher avenue. Miss Mary Hills, of Cleveland, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jane Lee, on North Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. Norri, of Richmond, Ky., are guests of Mrs. H. McCoy, on North Pennsylvania street. r Miss Mary Studebaker, of Lafayette, is the guest of Miss Emily Tallentine, 585 Fletcher avenue. v' Mrs. Lucy B. Goode, of Chicago, Is visiting in this city at 330 North New Jersey street for a hort time. Wirt C. Smith has returned from Cincinnati,' where he graduated from the law school last Wednesday. Geo. B. Walton -will spend Sunday In Rushville. point of death. Miss Grace Gaston will go to Lexington, Ky., In a few days, to visit Mrs. Roberts, who was her guest last winter. Mrs. 8. W. Trout, of spencer, was the guest of friends here during the week, and attended the Mrs. C. J. Moore, of Dayton, O., is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1L H. Hutchins, No. 526 IlaAt Market street. Mrs. Mattie Forbes, of Lafayette, xvho has been visiting: friend in the city for several days . returned home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Franklin and Miss Lulu Cuinn went to Anderson. Friday, to attend the High-school commencement. The betrothal of Miss Ida May Davis, niece of Mrs. Jen C. Uavi. and Lieutenant Lelghton Fin-.-ley, U. S. army, is announced. ' Mrs. Charles Miller, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Biggs, on Talbott avenue, returned to her home in fcpeucer, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Dunn, of Franklin, will be the k nests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fletcher the last of the week, arriving on Thursday. Mr. Hale and daughter, of Decatur, who have been visiting the family of Mr. W. J. Craig, on North Meridian street, have returned home. Mr. Florence Bennett-Brooks, who has been visiting her parents, on North Meridian street, .will return to her home, in Cleveland, on Friday. Mrs. Clay Rockwell, of Ashland. Ky., who has been visiting her Bister, Mrs. Geo. N. Catterson, .went to Lafayette yesterday to make a short visit to friends. The stenographers met at Plymouth Church on rriuay evenlug, and arranged to have exclusive use of Bethany Park for their Fourth-of-July picnic Mr. James S. Adair, of Thorntown, and brother, Mr. L. G.Adair, of Eugene City. Ore,, spentpart or last -week here, quests of Mr. and Mrs. F. C Hari er, on Park avenue. Mrs. I. S. Wheeler, Mrs. R. R. Stevenson, Mrs. D. K. Taylor, of Noblesville, and Miss Alio Graham, of Knightstown, aro visiting Mrs. J. C. Moore, No. 61 Arsenal avenue. Rev. Wm. E. Bryce, son of Mr. Peter Bryce, was married at Danville, Ky., Thursday evening, to M Us Lee McGroda. and they will be here his week to visit Mr. Bryce's parent. Miss Minnie Frvbarger, the efficient stenograJher of the New Denbon for some time past, left or Washington City Friday evening. the will occupy there the position of stenographer in the ollice of Superintendent of Census, Robert P. Turter. Capt. Will Knippenberg. of Glcndale, M. T., is in the city on an extended visit, lie will return to Montana Ju time to participate in the military cen monies attending the- meeting of the constitutional convention of the new fctate, to bo held in Helena on July 4. Anderson Lewis, a well-known colored man, hs been brought out as a candidate for school commissioner In the Fourth district, and is reported to have a strong following. He will be a .candidate in opposition to Mr. A. E. Baker, who "now represents the district. Miss Bertha Steiert entertained the Silver Loaf Club last Tuesday evening at her home, 51 Hurun street. Among those present were, Misses Bertha Steiert, Pearl Hansom. Anna Thorn, Clara Edmonds Neva Nelson. Mamie Coflmau, F.lla Conway; Messrs. James Smith. Percy Nick l.on, Walter Wallace, mithand Ora Strickland, Morton Dunn, and Walter 8cott. Mrs. Lydia Marshall Crawford, who died ather home In Crawforusville, on last Monday. was a sister of the late Rev. Charles H. Marshall, of this city, the was seventy five years old; active In church work, full of charity and benevolence. Interested in young people, and In all tbey enjoyed, to that no one realized that she was not in the prime of life. Her character was sweet, and strong, and true, mat of a Christian in every I ene of the word. Mr. and Mrs. Bewail, of the Classical School, will sail for Europe ou the new In in an line steamship. City of Paris, on June 12. They will attend the commemoration exercises at Oxford University on June lt, and then spend fome weeks In Paris. Mrs. Pewall is a delegate from the Woman's National Council and from the 'atlonal Woman fiuKrags Association to the International Congress oi Women that is to assemble in Paris on July 12. " Society Events. The marriage of Miss Frances Riser and Mr. Eli eiger will take place to-morrow evening at Maennerchor Hall, The wedding of Miss 3Iay B. Maxwell to Captain W. Knippenberg. of Gleudale, M. T., will occur Wednesday evening, June 19. The twentieth annual reception of Mrs. Price's chooi will take place at her residence, 407 North Illinois street, to-morrow evening. The annual commencement at fit. John Aeaderoy will take place June 24, at 8 o'clock t. m. 1fce display of raintlngi, embroidery and rl ln f ewlcg rlll be made June 19 to 25. Vi c marriage of Mr. John L. Griffiths, Bu1. cue Court htjilcr, ardMi&s Caroline lieu

derson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert BTenderson. will take place at the First Baptist Church, at Lafayette, on Wednesday evening. June 5. A large party of friends from this and other cities will attend. The Practical Cooking Club was entertained yesterday by the Misses Schley, at their residence. No. 331 South New Jersey street. Nearly all the members of the club were present. Master Robert Morse celebrated his fourteenth birthday last week by giving a picnic to a number of his friends. Among" those present were Misses Eva Bycrs, Maegle Van Horn, Bertha Liebert, Master Otno Weber, Grow Winn, Clarence Fisher, and Claude Johnson. Miss Grace Dunn entertained the Young Ladies Euchre Club last Monday evening. Those attending were Mesdames Shaw, Wilcox, Meyers and Church, Misses Bray, Oliver, Woodall, Pierson, Church, Pre, Frost and Bacon. The favors wero won by Misses Bray and Pierson. Mrs. Youtry and daughter gave an elegant 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening, in honor of Dr. Youtry and Mr. Burgess, who are enroute for the far West, their future home. The house was beautifully decorated vith flowers, and the souvenirs consisted of bunches of forget-me-nots tied with ribbon containing the name of the hostess and her assistants. Miss Leota M. Coons, daughter of Mr. John W. Coons. Deputy Auditor of State, will be married Thursday evening, at the home of her parents on North Alabama street, to Mr. A. G. Jones, of Chicago, contracting agent of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore fe Western railway. The wedding will be a private affair, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones will leave for San Francisco and other points the same night. A very pleasant parlor musicale was given, yeaterday afternoon, by the King's Daughters of the First Presbyterian Church, at the residence of Miss Rose Foster, on North New Jersey street. Among those who contributed to the success of the entertainment were Mrs. Henry-Jameson, Miss Deborah Moore, Miss Belle Ward, Miss Helen Walker, Master Scvrell Kogers, Miss Genevieve Elliot. The proceeds are to be used for charity, and quite a nice sum was realized. A delightful evening was spent in dancing and card-plavinglast Friday, at the home of Misa Tearf Jeffries, No. 32 Broadway. The party was in honor of Miss Mattie Last, of Bloomington. Those present were Mips Jennie King, of Chicago, and Misses Eloise Murry, Minnie and Maud Brier, OUie Furcell, Belle Harrington, Jessie Conway and Nettie Weber, and Messrs. Jesse Van Wie, Frank Harrington, Rimer Rdson, Will Hay, George Dawson, Arthur Coxana, nomor and Frank Van Wle. The Woman's Home Missionary Society f Roberts Park Church held their evening tea at the residence of Mrs. Allison, 1C6 East Michigan street, on Friday evening. There was a large attendance. Supper was served all through the evening, and a pleasing programme was given, consisting of vocal solos by Mrs. Scott and Mr. Fltzfcibbons, instrumental solo by Miss May Miller, and recitations by Dora Harbison. The young men's orchestra from the Y. M. C. A. contributed several selections. One of the most enloyablo features of the evening was the art gallery, under eharge of Mrs. D. DeWitt Nay. A large company of distinguished priests rathered at the elegant residence of Mr. Deloss iloot. on North Delaware street, last evening, the occasion being a June festival, given by the diocesan branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Grace Cathedral. The following ladies and gentlemen were present: Bishop Knickerbacker and wife, Bev. O. L. Swan and wife, Maj. F. E. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Root, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wiles, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Robertson, Mrs. Capt Roymane and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Richardson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Voorhees. A testimonial concert will be given on Friday evening at Plymouth Church to Miss Margaret Reid (Kackley), whose singing at the May Festival created such enthusiasm. Those who did not attend the festival will now have an opportunity to hear her. Miss Reid will be assisted by Mr. James Whitcomb Riley who by special arrangement with his manager, can appear, and who Is in himself a host for a whole evening, and than whom there Is no greater favoritesand some two or three others. The entire board of Festival directors have pledged themselves, collectively and Individually, to use every effort to make it a success, and with the great number of friends Miss Reid made by her two appearances last week, the only difficulty seems to be that the church will be entirely too small to con

tain me number wno desire to attend. The Indiana Muslo Teachers Association will meet at Lafayette June 25. 26 and 27. The programmes have Just been issued, and they contain a feast of good things. A reception concert will be given Tuesaay evening at the Grand Opera-house, by Lafayette talent The sessions of the association will beheld at Trinity Church. Tapers will be read by prominent musicians. Among those who will take part musically are Charles F. Hanson, R. A. Newland, the Ladles Matinee Musicale and Mrs. Flora Hunter, of this city; Mr. Constantine Sternberg, the pianist and composer. Miss Nially Stevens, Mr. J. H. Kurtz, of Michigan City; the Apollo Club of Muncle;Mr. Armin Recker.of Cincinnati; Mrs. C. H. Brown, Mr. R. A. Heritage, of Chicago; Miss Grace liilti and Miss Adele Lewing. The meetings of the association are of great interest to music ions and music-lovers throughout the State, as it brings together the best musicians to discuss subjects pertinent to their profession, and next to the May festival it should receive a generous share of patronage, as the concerts are all to he good. THE STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Hon. Amor Smith, ex-Mayor of Cincinnati, and at present collector of the port of Cincinnati, with his wife, are the guest of Major C. T. Doxey and wife.... Miss Hortense Pierce, Anderson's prima donna of the May festival, is visiting her parents. Judge W. It. Fierce and wife.... Mrs. Clarence Hurst, of Chicago, is visit ing ner parents in tnis city Mr. and Mrs. David Lovett, of Greensburg, are the guests of tneir son, lion. J. w. Lovett....Mrs. Lib Miller, of Huntsville, is the gnest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cook.. ..Miss Ida Lemon, of Spiceland. is visiting the family of Mr. Wilson Cory.... Miss Susie Heritage has returned from school at Danville. ....Mr. J. C Bunting, of the Democrat. Is visiting bis mother, at . Liberty, Ind,... Will Cartwine and wife are visiting friends In Ohio.... Mrs. John R. Page ts visiting friends in New Castle.... Mr, and Mrs. Amos Carroll, of River Falls. Wis., are visiting friends in this vi cinity....Mrs. E. B. Walker and family are visit ing friends in Marlon.... Mrs. Dave Yount and daughter. Miss Blanche, accompanied hy Mrs. Moore, of New Castle, have gone to Frankfort. Ky., to spend the summer Col. John W. Pence departs to-morrow on a trip abroad for a year, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott, of Greensburg, Kan., are the guests of air. and Mrs. Rush Scott ....Mr. Charles F. Williams has returned from a visit to Bloomington, Ind Harry McCandless ana -wire are visiting rrienas in I'lqua, o. .. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. P. J. O'Meara to Miss Georgia Branhain, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara will be at home to friends at 77 Fletcher avenue, Indianapolis, aft er June 5.... Mrs. Julia Pchutz and Miss Nettie McCarty, of Galesburg. 111., are visiting friends and relatives in this city.... Mrs. II. M. Keltner has returned from a visit to friends and relatives In Ft. Wayne.... Among those in attendanro at the May festival from Anderson were Mrs. Hinda Pierse, W. II. Zelgler, Mrs. Vol Irish, Mrs. Lizzie Lewis. C. K. McCuUough. Bart Bond, L. 8. Cum back, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sharp, Mrs. D. F. Mus tard, Mrs. H. C. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Doxey, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. .Burr, Frank R. Brown. Miss Cora Underbill. Dr, y. c Nillson, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Ill Ultras, Mrs. George Deering. Mrs. Klden Pierse. Gene Brick ley. Dr. Jirickley, Alvin Crickley, I. E. May, Miss iaura eanoaoerry, and others. llraxiL. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McClelland are at West Baden springs.. ..Mrs. Belle Eaclesfleld Jones. now of Albina. Ore., formerly a Clay county teacher, is expected home In a few days on a visit, bhe will leave soon for Berlin Mrs. Ly man Jackson has returned to Bra til to reside Mrs. Will J. Hauck, of feprlngfleld. Mo., formerly of Brazil, returned home on Monday from a short visit to relatives and friends Mr. Dan R. Miller, of Brazil, and Miss Cora Bratz. of Terre Haute, will be married at the residence of the bride's parents next Tuesday night.. ..Miss Kato Nugent, of Terre Haute, who has been vis iting menus nere, returned home Monday.., Miss Klla Black, of Terro naute, spent Sunday with friends in the city.. ..Mr. John MLong and last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Long, of Oloverdale. are guests of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Long Mrs. David Weltou, of West Union, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.F. Phaw Mrs. A. C. Neeley, who has been visit ing Mrs. O. A. Truesdale. left Thursday for Pitta burg. Pa.... Mrs. A. J. Kidd visited in Indianapons eanesuay. Corydon. Miss Mamie Hutchison, of New Albany, vis ited Mrs. bmitn Patterson last week Mrs. s. R. Thomhury is visiting relatives at English.... Miss Ada Funk, of New Albany, visited Corydon friends last week Miss Kate Douglass is visit ing friends at Bedford Mrs. Lillian slaughter will leave this week for San Francisco to visit her sister.... Mr. William J. Poterfleid, of Louis ville, visited friends here last week. Crawfordsvllle. Mrs. Henry Campbell has been visiting in In dianapolis.... Mrs. J. C Kdgeworth is visiting at Otterman....Mlss Hattle McEwen is visiting at Bimpsonvllle, Ky.... Among those who attended tno May festival at Indianapolis were Mrs. J. J. Insley, J. A. Gilbert and wife, L. A. Foote, Dr. Barnes and wife. C M. Travis and wife, N. J. ciodfeiter and Prof. J. M. Campbell and wife.. Miss Craig, of Indianapolis, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred Brown.. ..Mrs. Mima Lambert, of Washington, D. C. is the guest of Mrs. Kllzabeth mnrora u. w. Martin and wife, of Montlcello, are guests of the family of E. B. Curtis.... John Cawley and Miss Belle Cawley. of Greencastle, attended the Burk-Pulllvan wedding on Tuesday evening.. ..Miss Minnie Austin is visiting at Armour, D. T Mrs. W. G. Stolev. of Present, Arizona is vxsltlnjr in the city. . . .Mrs. Blackford tonait, oi Terre Haute, attended the funeral of Mr. Henry Crawford, on last Thursday Mrs. J. II. Coffman has returned from a visit at Rush vUle.... Miss Hannah Tousey, of Indianapolis, has been visiting Miss Daisv Robinson Mrs. llubb, who has been visiting her daugbtr, Mrs. Lzra Vorls, has returned to Danville. 111. . . .Mrs. J. L. Charm has returned from a visit to Urban a. 111. ...Mrs. E. P. Taylor, or South Bend, is the guest of Mrs. Jerre Keener.... Miss Margie Long, of Carml, III, is the guest of the family of p. n. uranam....iuage Thomas it home from a trip to New York and Washington.... Dr. Wm. C. KlCfewaj, Ql lit Cancel. I1L, has

been "visiting J. E. Humphries.... Mrs. W. IL Chase, of Lafayet te, Is

visiting her daughter, Mrs. Prof. Milford.... ien. Lew Wallace and wife are at West Point.. ..Bev. A. R. Benton, of Butler University, Is In the ctty. ....Mrs. C. E. Flske has returned from a visit with friends at Indianapolis.... Mi T. M. Bobbins, of Danville, Is the guest of Mrs. 8. E. Crabbs....The members or tne Moran cocieiy are well pleased over their trip to Indianapolis. Miss Mary Grnbb has been visiting in Indianapolis.... Misses Dora Hinkle and Lotta Wolfe, of Brazil, are visiting In this city. Danville. Mrs. W. n. Mallory has returned from a ten days' visist with friends in Ford county.... Mrs. Emily Woods and daughter, Mrs. M. F. Cyester, Kaeik A PAlATCtA fTt O. XIOlt" Mitt 1 A II Hi 6 Ashley, of State Line. Is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. John Lane, on rorui iwoinson sirrei,.... Miss Eva Woods, of Hoopeston, and Miss Mattie Woods, of Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. E. J. W atkins, on Oak street.... Mrs. Howard Mater has Joined her husband. In Terre Haute.... Miss Georgia Whittier attended the musical festival at Indiana polls.... Miss Olive Boats, of Kankakee, is visiting friends in tnis city.... Mr. and Mrs. John Bandy are in the South on account of 3Irs. BandyTa health. . . .Miss Kate Abdill is expected homo from Jacksonville school this week.... Miss Louisa a Burks is the guest of her grandson, Tnoa. Back, of 413 NoPth Franklin street.... Mrs. Marv Patten and Miss Mary Reeder are vis iting friends In Newport. ...Miss Louise Haberly, the Etna House.... Miss Rose Schuman, of Terre Haute, la visiting at the residence of Mrs. M. Hendricks, on North Vermillion street. EUthart. Mrs. AlBodley, of Plymouth, O., Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Frienole....Mrs. CD. Luce, of Logansport, is visiting Mrs. W. O. Strong.... Dr. Isom Liglet. of Chicago, has been spending a few daji hero with his friends.... Misses Cora and Nina White, of South Bend, are visitin Miss Edith Shu pert.... Tli o Misses Marten, of Plymouth, are the guests of Misses Jennie and Laura Rider.... L. A. Thompson is home from England Miss Mamie Kenyon entertained her young friends last Monday evening.... Mr. and Mrs. Gtoxp Huntley have returned from a visit in Denver J. II. Rldely, of Las Vegas, N. M., has been spending a few days with his Elkhart friends.... Miss Minnie Hall, of Goshen, is visiting Mrs.O. N. Lumbert....Mr. John Cook has gone to Eureka fcprings, Ark.... Mrs. Frank Welch, of Chicago, is visiting her Elkhart friends.... Mr. ana Mrs. CD. Roys, of Chicago, are in the city.-.. Mrs. Carrie Rowland, of Denver, is visiting Mrs. B. L. Davenport.... Miss Magde Mayer, of Adamsburg. Pa., is the guest of Mrs. BenJ. 8mitn. ....Mrs. A. 8. Carman, of Oakland, CaL, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davenport-... Mr. and Mrs. John McClenathan are visiting in Bremen. ... Miss Tulleston, of Adrian, has been visiting Mrs. w.H. O'Brien.... Rev. M.W. Darling, of Sioux City, la., is visiting his Elkhart friends.... Mrs. O. Z. Hubbell is visiting in Bristol and Miss Hubbell in Ligonier....Miss Bertha Hawks, of Goshen, is visiting in the city.... Mrs. i. E. Beach, of Newcastle. Ind., is the guest of Mrs. H. G. Maxon....Mrs. Wells, of Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. O. C. Wells.... Mrs. 8. Posey.of Fremont, O., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Posey... .Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hill, of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting in the city. FrankUn. Mrs. David Onerbey has returned from Union City, Ind., where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold.... Mesdames C. A. Jackson and George Young have returned from an extended visit with relatives in Terro Haute Miss Maddie Worland has gone to Cincinnati to spend the summer.... Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton, of Danville. 11L, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Dunn this week.... Misses Maud Cooper and Gertie Brown, of c'o luinbus, were guests of in the family of Hon. u C. Barnett, this week.... Everett Tresslar is spending the summer with his sister, Mrs. Ada Tanner, in Paris, 111 Mrs. C. F. Webb, of New Castle, is visiting relatives in this city.... p. M. Caralne and family, of Carlyle, Kan., are guests of Franklin relatives.... Bamuel short cf Vlncennes, Is here on a visit to his sister, Miss Carrie Short.... Rov. J.W. Pugh returned this week from New York, where he has been attending the session of presbytery.... Miss Ella Dally is the guest of Edinburg relatives. ...Elmer Bloan, of Indianapolis, visited his parents here this week Miss Eva Sharp Is spending the week withEdinl burg relatives Miss Busie Mendenhal is the guest of Greensburg relatives.... Mrs. W. H. Riley, of the Riley Dramatic. Company, is visiting relatives here.... Hon. M. M. Dunlap, of Bioomington, visited rel atives In Franklin this week.... Miss Grace Briggs is the guest of Columbus friends.... W. A. Johnson and family, have gone to Moore's Hill, to spend the summer.... Mrs. John Clarke Is home from an extended visit with Vernon friends.... Mrs. H. J. Wheat and Miss Nina Overstreet are at French Lick Springs.... R. 8. Thompson spent the fore part of the week with his daughter, Mrs. Morrison, at Frankfort. Rev. Dr. J. F. McClain, of Con nersville, is here to spend Sunday, guest of his daughter, Mrs. O. I. Jones.... Miss LlUle Elliott, of Madison, Is the guest of Miss Eva Neal.... Miss Daisy tiloan, of Worthington, is visiting friends in this city.... Mrs. II. B. Essex, of Columbus, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Whitesides Miss Grace Briggs is visiting friends in Columbus.... Mrs. a w. McDanlel has been viMting friends in Brooklyn the If st f ewdays, . . .Dr. Ira E. Dunlavy and wife, of Waveland, are here on a visit to relatives Charley Creasey, of Bteeleville. 111., Is visiting relatives in Franklin, and la tne guest of his sister, Mrs. M. T. Rogers. Greenfield. Mrs. Charles Tusall, of Watseka, HI., is visiting Mrs. Charles Wiggins.... Miss Nettie Right is a Suest of her sister, Mrs. W. N. Howden, at Inlanapolis Miss Lmma Thornton, of Knightstown, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Marsh Horace Williams, of Bradford, O., is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Charles Downing. ....Peter Bryco and wife, of Indianapolis, are enjoylnpr a lew days herewith their danehter. Oirs. Marion Steele.... On Thursday Miss Hattie Rains left for Howard, Eas., where she will visit Miss Fannie Crawford Henry C. Rumrlll and wife are spending Sunday with Indianapolis friends.... Mr. N. S. Covert, of Franklin, is a guest of his sister, Mrs. R. M. Lynn.... John Ward Walker and wife, Mrs. Will Cook, and Misses Sarah and Nannie Walker attended the musical festival at Indianapolis last Tuesday night. ....Rolla Ramsey andbissister.Mrs. Ed wlnLenox, of Indianapolis, aro visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin Elder, at New Castle Miss Nellie Milllkan is visiting friends in Lewisville. She accompanied Miss Mary Glidden, who had been a guest of friends here a few days Mrs. Dick W ilson visited In Indianapolis the first of the week.... Mrs. Leon Brown, of RushvUle. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dick Wilson Mr. Herman Bohm and Misses Ella and Minnie Tyndall are visiting Mr. Hiram Malone's family, at Anderson Last Tuesday, Mr. Albert Jackson, of Fortville, and Mrs. Eliza Steele, of Greenfield, were married by Rev. Rogers, at Pendleton. Greensburg. W. W. Curry and wife, formerly of the nighschool, are visiting friends here.... Frank Mead, of Minneapolis, Minn., was here at his old home this week Rev. W. T. Btott, of Franklin, Ind., is here.. ..James L White and wife have returned from Pendleton for the summer vacation. ....Mrs. Hattle Wachsmuth, of Chicago, is here visiting her sister. . . .John Batterton and family will soon move to Rushville, where he is in business.... Mrs. W. II. Stewart, of Cincinnati, spent part of tho week with relatives here....8cnator Mount, of Montgomery county, spent part of last week here. Greencastle. Miss Olile Burnett, of Anderson, Is visiting her parents here.... Mr. Julian Hogate, of Danville, visited college friends here this week.. ..Miss Maud iieede, of Paris, III., has been visiting here, the guest of Miss Anna Hough.... Miss Florence Durham, of Russellville, was the guest of friends here this week Mrs. W. G. Neff is visiting friends at Terre Haute. ...Robt Ingle, who has been visiting friends here, has gone to Evansville Ex-Benator Booth, of California, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mary Ames.... Lieu tenant-governor Ira J. Chase was in the city Wednesday.... Captain Rudisill left for New Y'ork this week, and sailed for Europe the 20th inst Mrs. Marnuis and daughter Rosa attended the Musical Festival at Indianapolis this week Dr. Sam A. Crose, of Indianapolis, visited his parents here a few days this week Miss Carrie Conrey, of Bhelbyville, is the guest of Miss Mary irvln... Mrs. Gaines, of St. Louis, Is visiting the family of John Cawley. ....A. J. Beveridge and wifo and Mis Emma Thompson, of Indianapolis, wero the guests of Mrs. Geo. J. Laugsdale last week.... Joe Baker and John Do wllng have returned from a trip to 6t.rul Ben Durham, of Hastings, Neb., is visiting his many friends here.... Rob. Ireland, of Madison, is visiting friends and relatives here. Madison. Bernhardt Hunger, of Ripley county, is visiting Dr. Oscar Hunger Miss Anna Davis returned last week from Chicago, where her brother Will resides. . . .Mr. Joseph Beatley. of Indianapolis, visited his brother-in-law, Prof. G. C. Hubbard, last week Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Gorgas are visiting in Fort Worth, Tex.. ..Tne Comet Club will give an excursion to Warsaw, Ky.,next flunday.... Miss Lillie Elliott Is vielting at Franklin.... Coleman Rogers Is here from Wichita. Kan., and will wed Miss Letitla Cunninsrhamnext Wednesday.... Mr. Joe Braidenbach has gone to Jackson, Tenn....Jobn W. Tevls was married Wednesday to Mlas Nannie Baer. Mr. Tevls will be Sheriff Hoa gland's chief deputy.... Richard Taylor, who claims to be a grandson of Zachary Taylor, was married Tues- . day to Miss Nannie Duncan, or Colorado.... Memorial day poems were contributed to the Madison press last week by Misses Inez Wlllholte and Nettle Senior ....Miss Nellie Hart is the guest of Mis Mame DlffendalTer, at Jeffersonville.... F. J. Lacy, of Evans ville, and Mlw Lizzie Feth, of this city, were married Thursday.... Albert Athey and wife mourn the loss by death of their daughter Dora.... Joseph Roseberry, of Jennings county, is the g-uest of Dr. J. T. Davis. ....Miss Alice Bering Is at Indianapolis.... Miss Annie Cosby Is the guest of Mrs. Tom Woollen, at Indianapolis. ...Mrs. John Battle, of Vevay, Is visiting the family of James White.... 8am Cunningham, of Altoona. Fla., Is In the city Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mllllcan have a new daughter. ... Miss Llda White is visiting Louisville.... Miss Lola Johnson sang at Odd-fellows Hall, last Friday night, for the benefit of Ebenezer M. E. Church. Manele. Miss Adda Welden, of Portland, was the truest of Mrs. David Wilson,, last week.... Mrs. Grace

We made this announcement last week: India Silks at 37c per yard. And we put on sale Monday over one hundred pieces. They were gone in a few hours. Wednesday we put on sale a second lot, at same low price, with like results. We wired our buyer to close the lot the stock of a large importer. We will, on Monday, put on sale tho same, at 37 cts. Beautiful de signs and all the new colorings. Be in time they will not last long. . ' WARM WEATHER DRESS GOODS. The cold snap of the past week has not deterred us from making great preparations in this Department We never had the variety of Wash Fabrics, nor the low prices to offer in fine goods. Fine 36-inch Cambrics and Batistes, new designs and colorings, 12 cents per yard. Printed India Mulls they are gems in all the light tints of Olive, Old Rose, new Greens, Pinks and Cardinal colors, warranted fast. Fine Zephyr Cloths and Scotch Ginghams, in Combination Suits. See the line of fine Zephyr Ginghams, at 12c per yard, equal in style and finish to finest imported goods, fast colors. ; WHITE DRESS GOODS. This Department is replete in every novelty of the season. Figured Swiss, India Linen, Mulls, Cambrics, Piques, Dimity, etc. Silk Mulls in all the new shades. Fine Plaid Jaconet 6 cents per yard, and a great bargain. WHITE BED SPREADS. We put on sale Monday a lot of fine Marseilles Bed Spreads at $2.45, as good quality as we have ever offered at $3.50-only fifty of them in stock. They will soon go. 100 dozen fine Bleached Napkins at 7oc a dozen; regular 1.50 quality. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Inferior goods can always be had at low prices. We will this week put on sale lines of Hosiery and Underwear a Iato pur chase. Qualities the best; but prices named will be such as is usually paid for shoddy goods. Ladies1 fine Balbriggan Hose, regular made, 12J cts. Children's Fast Black, regular made, 10 cts. Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose, regular made, 12J cts. Ladies' Fast Black, regular made, 15c. Gents' Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 35c, extra quality. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, 12Jc. ' One lot Ladies1 Silk Vests, 75c; worth double the price. Ladies French Lisle Vests, warranted fast black. Something iotf

see them.

Big lot of fine 45-inch Hemstitched Flouncings, choice of twenty-five patterns, at SI per yard. They would bo very cheap afK $1.50 per yard. AN EVENT OF THE SEASON.

The gretsale of Boys' Shirt Waists. Gents' fine Percale and Unlaundered Shirts. The wholesale, offered iby us the past week. The weather was not favorable, yet our sales were large of dozens sold. .The stock was large. Over one thousand dozen Waists. This, week will close : will do it. Boys' Shirt Waists, 7c. Gents' Fancy Percale Shirts, 38c. Heavy German Blue Shirts, 38c. This is much less than you can buy the material.

See the 45-inch Black Mohair, fancy weaves, 35c; cheap at

Kerr, of New Caatle. spent a few days l&st week with her parentA. Hi. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson Mrs. Fred: Heath, after a pleasant vlelt with Union City friends, returned home last Friday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. McCulloch, who have been In New York for several weeks, have returned home. ...Mrs. Lena Oehler is the guest of Pendleton friends.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kizer spent Decoration day at Winchester.... Mrs. J. V. Doniphan has pone to St. Louis on an extended visit.... Miss Cora Fearce, of Wllllamsburr, Wayne county, is the guest of Mrs. Clayton Held. ...Mrs. C. II. Anthony, who has been the iruest of Cincinnati friends, returned home last evening.... Mrs. K. J. Bacon, of Indianapolis, Is in the city, the iru est of her son, J. (X Bacon.... Mrs. W. II. Fortneris visiting at Greensburg this -week . Medames J. A. Godd&rd and Jacob Stifller were at Fairmount the fore partof last week. . . . MUsei Jean Smith and Bertha Huffer attended commencement exercises at New Castle last Wednesday evening. Montezuma. Miss Ella Lee visited her sister, Miss Tod Lee. of Terre Haute, last week Mr. John Link, of Indianapolis, visited friends here on Friday last. ....Mr. Frank Young, of Frankfort returned home on Wednesday, after a visit with friends here. Mew Castle. Mrs. O. W. Burke left Wednesday for Greencastle, Fa., where she will spend tho summer.... Misa Phebe White Is the guest of Marion friends. Hamuel Sherry and son Lewis visited friends here this week.... Mrs. John Await, of Cincinnati, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward Judge and Mrs. E. H. Bundy and daughter Nellie, and Judge and Mrs M. IS. Forkher, Misses Lizzie Kea, Adda Harden, Eliza Mcndenhall, Nina Loer and Gertie Livezey, Mrs. W. G. Hillock, Myer Heller and Misa Sallie May, of this city, attended the muslo festival at Indianapolis last week.... Thomas Dolan, who has been visiting here for several weeks, left Wednesday for his home in London, England. lie was accompanied by his brother John, who goes to visit the old country .The commencement ball given in Jennings Hall, on Wednesday evening, waa a very pleasant social event Among those present from a distance were Misses Jean Smith and Bertha Huffer, and George Flfer, Henry Leon and Charles Beemer, Muncie; Walter Simmons, Frank Watts and Harry Estell. Richmond; Miss Leone Furgason, Knightstown; George Brown, Lewisville; Miss Kit Parsons, Hagcrstown; and Mis? Lemmons, Milton Mrs.Gcorgia Hadley, of Indianapolis, Is tho guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Black... .Miss Lillian Mitchell, of Monmouth, 11L, is tho guest of relatives in this city. Noblesvllle. Mrs. Ned Kenyon Is visiting friends at Delaware, O. ...Will Dunn and his mother spent last Wednesday at Indianapolis Dr. Hill, and little daughter, of Dayton, are in the city visiting Miss Addle Burke.. ..Mrs. W. G. McMullen.of Kenton, O., and Miss Lucy nines, of Arcadia, are visiting at the home of Hiram Hlnes....Mrs. II. D. Gray and little daughter Tearl attended the May festival at Indianapolis, last week.. ..Miss Edith Graham spent a part of last week with Indianapolis friends.... Harvey Durfee, of Indianapolis, spent last Sunday here.. ..Frank Crull, wife and baby, of Indianapolis, are guests of Mrs. Cruirs father, Captain Gray....Mies Laura Kiger and Julia Joseph spent last Sunday at Shelbyville Mrs. Evert Neal. of Chicago, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Durfee, for a few weeks, will leave for her home Monday.... Mrs. Anna Dunn will visit Chicago frieuds this week. Peru. Fred Wey has returned to his home in Butte City, M. T. ...Mrs. Brough and daughter are visiting relatives in Logansport.... Miss Anna Constant spent Monday last in Indianapolis. . . . Will Gilbert is visiting relatives in Detroit, Mich Mrs. O. W. Crull, of Noblesvllle, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. E. De Bolt, on West Seventh street Mrs. Clarenoe Holt will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Dnrand. ....Charlie Shirls, of Las Vegas, Mexico, Is the guest of his parents, on Fast Sixth street.... Mesdames G. C. Miller and J. E. Hendricks attended the Musical Festival at Indianapolis last Monday Miss Ada Murray is visiting in Benztettavllle, Ind Mr. and Mrs. H. Alf ord entertained the Reading Club Monday night. ...The Ladles F. W. Club "met Friday evening at the residence of F. McElwee, West Seventh street, the occasion being a farewell reception to Misses Carrie and Lizzie Betts, former members, aDd who, with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Betts, left for their new home, Marshall. Mich.... Mrs. L. E. De Bolt handsomely entertained a number of ladies Tnesday evening, in honor of Mrs.O. W. Crull. of Noblesvllle, and Mrs. Emma Shields, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Shields returned homo Wednesday. Rushville. Mrs. Nellie MoVay has been visiting Indianapolis friends and attending the May Festival.... Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mrs. Charles F. Kennedy have been with friends in Greenfield this week. ... .Will Dill is at home from Purdue University. ...Mrs. W. J. Ma uxy and Mrs. U. D. Cole attended the May Festival.... Mr. E. D. Cook, of Muscatine. Ia., is visiting here.... Rev. W. H. Sands will deliver the annual addresa to the Highschool graduating class.... Mr. John Batterton will move his family from Graensburgn to Rushville next week Miss Margaret Reid will sing St a benefit for the Rushvilie Christian Church aoir this month,.. J)x. Marshall Sexton Is much

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BLACK Improved In health the last few days Licenses to marry were Issued this week to Lewis McMichael and Elizabeth K. Moore, Wm. Bass and Clara Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bodine were visiting Morristown friends this week.... Mr. Douglass Morris has returned home, and is almost recovered from his severe attack of fever. Itockville. Miss M. H. Hlnkells In Farm ersburg.... Mrs. C. H. Ticknor and Mrs. James P. Ticknor are visiting in Indianapolis.... Mr. Ed. Lambert goes to Indianapolis Monday to be gone several days. ....Miss Clara Van Nuys, of the Terre Haute Normal, has been engaged to teach the HighBchool....Mlss Mary . Flinn, who has been attending the County Normal, will return to her home la Terre Baat Monday.. ..The Hon. John v, HatUeyJeft for his home In Danville, Ind., Friday, while here he was the guest of Hiram E. Hadley. I Shelbyvllle. Mr. Phil Joseph, of Conn ers ville, vr as the guest of his parents here last Sunday.... Miss Iva Mauzy, of Rushville. returned home Monday.... Miss Ida Protzman returned to her home in Dayton on Wednesday last.... Mr. H. C. Gordon and wife left for their future home in Mitchell, D. T., last Monday.... Mr. Hugh Glass, of Blount, D. T., is visiting his friend, 8. J. Carpenter, near this city.... Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamilton are visiting friends in Cincinnati.... Miss Eva Winate has returned home from Martinsville.... ir. McGrew, of Pittsburg, Ta was the guest of John Sheik and family on Tuesday.... Mr. John Thrasher and Mrs. Adam Kuhn attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Henry Elder, at Vandalia, HL, on Wednesday last.... Mrs. John Friday is visiting her parents in Lexington, Ind.... Mr. John Michenor, of Chicago, visited his parents last Sunday.... Miss Belie Kinsell is visiting friends in Lebanon. Mrs. Jesse Elliott returned to her home in Mt Carmel, 111., on Monday Miss Cora Blgney, of Cincinnati, is the guest of the Misses Wingate. ....Miss Hattle Dunn is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bullock In New York city.... Mr. O. W. Busby, of Lebanon, Is the guest of George Kinsell.... Miss Bertie Frazler, of Madisonville, O., is the guest of the Misses Harshman....Mrs. Joe Nolan has returned from a visit to Toronto. Can.... Miss Olli Thralls, of Indianapolis, was the guest of the Misses Thralls Sunday last.... Mrs. W. V. Dorsey is visiting her parents near Hush ville.... He v. Kaelin has gone on a trip to Vlncennes.... Mrs. John Monger has returned to her home in Hamilton, O....Mrs. Thomas lee returned to her home in Frankfort on Wednesday .... Mrs. Jane Elliott is visiting friends In Frankfort. Mr. Charles P. Hale returned home from Anniston, Ala., last Friday.... Dr. J. F. Maddox has returned from a trip to Washington, D. 0.... Mrs. J. E. Pierson returned from Brazil on Saturday.... Captain Abe Johnson has been qulto sick for several days.... Mr. Charles Huffman is visiting relatives and friends in Columbus.... Mrs. John Rady, of Louisville, is the guest of rriends in this city.. ..The young people of Greenfield, Connersville, Rushville and Shelbyvllle will hold a Joint picnic at Morristown on June 11. ...Mr. AN ill Talbert, who has been attending Nelson's Business College at Cincinnati, has returned home. Tipton. Mrs. Corydon Armstrong and Miss Laura Finney are visiting their mother in Indianapolis.... Mrs. Pershing and daughter are visiting in Muncie Miss Nellie McGuire has returned from Indianapolis.... Miss Ann Finn, of Fredonia, O., is the gueet of her sister, Mrs. Granvil Katon....Mrs.'Antonla Waugh left yesterday for Germany, where ahe expects to spend the remainder of her life Ed Anderson and wife are visiting relatives in Warren, Huntington county. ....Mrs. Oglesbay has returned from Valparaiso, where she has been visiting friends.... W. J. Miner and his daughters, Orphla and Gertie, attended the musical festival at Indianapolis last Tuesday night.... C. A. Peterson, who has been teaching at Sheridan, is visiting his friends here. Union City. Miss Dode Burt, of Gallon, O., is visiting Miss Luka Negley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White spent Punday In Dayton.... Mrs. E. M. Tousey, of Marion, Ind., is visiting relatives in this city.... Mrs. Cash Stevenson, of Eaton, O.. visited Mrs. John Frank last week.. ..Mr. Duke Farren,of Chicago, visited his sister. Mrs. Bentley Masslick, last week.... Mr. W. M. Gars tang, of Richmond, Va., waa in the city the past -week, the guest of Mr. C. 8. Parrott....Mr. Ellhu Cammack, now of Marshaltown. Ia., but a former resident of this locality, and who has the credit of being the first white child born In Randolph county, is visiting acquaintances and friends here.... Miss Nellie Martin, of Winchester, is vislting in this city.... Miss Erne Klump has returned from a protracted visit with friends at Indanapolis. Mrs. E. M. etarbuck, of Plqua, O., visited friends here the past week.... Miss Ona Hutchinson, Snartansburg, attended the commencement exercises of high-school here on Tuesday evening.... Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sutton, of Paulding county, O., are visiting friends here Mr. and Mrs. James E. Swartzel, of Greenville. O.. visited here last week. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shank spent Sunday with friends at Greenville Mrs. Jno. Rldlack is visiting friends here Mrs. Jobn B. Koontz is vlaitlnglrlends at Elkhart. . . .Mr. P. 8. Lurgg and Miss Josle Negley were married on Thursday evening.... Mrs. Richmond Thornburg, of Winchester, visited her sister, Mrs. Dr. Harrison, last Friday.... Mr. ciaad Smeek, of Eayton, visited his parents here OAer Sunday.... MUa

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MOHAIR. double the price named. Mary Ault, of Greenville, was here the past week the guest of Miss Mary Glunt....Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Culliun, of Frankfort, Ind., have returned to their home after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jones.... Colonel and Mrs. NelT, of Winchester, and Mrs. Ida Hodson, of Colorado, spent Friday here guests of Mrs. R. 8. Fisher.... Mr. Will Wilson, or Dayton, baa been the guest of his mother, in this city, for some days Mrs Thos. McFeeley, of Philadelphia, after a visit with friends here, has gone to visit her mother in Ohio.... Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Fulks. of Dunkirk, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Will Clark, of this place.... Mrs. R. J. ClarK has been called to Chicago by sickness in the family of her sister. Mrs. Judge Thomas.... Mrs. Charles Prior visited Indianapolis the past week.... Mrs. A. Jaqua is now visKing her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Walker, at Indianapolis Miss Nellie MeKee Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Higgsf at Findlay, O Mr. and and Mrs. E. M. Heath, of Muncie, attended commencement here on Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs- Thomas Dunn visited Mr. T.'m parent at Fletcher, O., the past week.... Mrs. John Reed has returned to her home here, after & visit to friends at fit. Louis.... Mr. and Mrs. Powell, of Fletcher, O., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Gist, of this place, over Sunday.... Mrs. W. 8. Murray is visiting friends at Versailles and Oreenville, O Mr. Lewis McFarland and Mrs. Edith Harris were married on Thursday evening at the bride's residence on Union street. They will reside on the groom's farm south of town. Wabash. Mrs. E. J. Bacon and Mrs. Kllngensmith, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting in the city for several weeks, returned home on Tuesday. Mrs. Bacon la grandmother to Rev. C E. Bacon, of this City.... Capt. E. 8. Ross went to Indianapolis, on Tuesday, to attend the meeting of the Masonlo Grand Lodge, and also to attend the meeting of Masonlo veterans, on Wednesday.... Rev. C. E. Bacon went to Richmond, last Tuesday, to officiate at the wedding of Miss Cora Cones to a prominent young gentlement of that city.... Miss Hannah Wolf returned, on Saturday, from a two weeks' visit in Peru Mrs. Charles Herff, of Peru, Is the guest of Mrs. Ben Wolf.... Miss Sarah Laurcr, of Plymouth, who ha been the guest of friends here, returned to her home last Saturday.... Mr. Philip Franklin, of Cleveland, was the guest of Miss Tillie Mandelbaum this week.. ..Mrs. Thomas Meyer, of Logansport, visited Misa Lou Rldlnger this week.... Mrs. Elmer Sbildfl, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Carrie Shields Mrs? D. E. Wilson and Mrs. Will Hogan, of Marlon, were In the city, on Wednesday lost, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Burgett Winchester. Mrs. J. W. Thompson and son narry have been visiting relatives at Shelbyvllle.... The Mainstreet Christian Church will give an entertainment at the church next Sunday evening, entitled "The Missionary fchlp." ....Mrs. Luclnda Coats has been selected as one of the delegates to the national convention of the Daughters of Rebekah, whloh meets at Columbus, O., in September. . . . Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Watts spent Sunday and Monday with relatives at Ft. Recovery. O....Dr. and Mrs. Markle have returned from & visit at Cambrldre City Miss Lou Parent, of Union City, visited relatives here during the week.... Misses Maggie and Jessie Murray, of Union City, were guests of relatives over Sunday Mrs. Dan Bradbury, of Indianapolis, visited the family of John SeZ over Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tooker left on Tuesday for Canton and Cleveland, O., on an extended visit.... Frofessors Cll. Wood and J. W. Denney, James E. Watson and E. W. Scott, Miss Nellie Martin and Lottie Martin attended Union City commencement, last Wednesday evening. ....Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keller, of Muncie, spent the Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jackson.... Mrs. James Ennls left on Monday to spend tho summer with her son Lewis at Rockf ord. 111.... Miss Flora Gennel, of Camden, Jay county, is visiting Wm. Humphrey and wife.... Miss Jose. f)hlne Ennis visited Miss Stella Price, of Lynn, ast week.... Mrs. AL Jaqua returned to her home, at Union City, Tuesday evening, after a nleastnt visit with A. J. Stakebake and family. ....Mrs. Ed Hlatt and two little daughters, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Nancy Brown, near Williamsburg, Wayne county.... Mi as Genevra Hill, of Irvington. was here last Friday, the guet of the Misses Mollie and India Brumheld J. C. Boyer and wife, of Dayton, O., have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie.... Miss Bertha Houser returned to her home at Dayton. O., on Saturday, after a week's visit with friends and relatives.... Mr. Thomas Best left last week for Cincinnati, to visit and be near her son Charles, who is being treated at College nill Sanitarium Joe Puckett and niece. Mrs. Harry tnowdon, left on Wednesday for Excelsior, Minn., to spend the summer.... Mrs. J. 8. Engle has recently finished an oil painting. 30 by 42, which attract considerable attention. ....Alma Jones, of Indianapolis, Is visiting Mrs. V.E. Johnfon Mrs. D. M. Bowers and baby, of Brazil, have returned to their home after an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hostetter One hundred andflity invitations are cut for the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cottom. on the lth of June.... Rev. and Mr. Elkanah Beard will leave this city to take charge of Southland College, Helena, Ark.... The Pythian sisters will give a lawn festival, tt the residence of A. J. Cranor. on the evening of June 5 Mr. E. W. Scott visited relatives at narrisvllle this week.... Albert Detch, of Richmond, is spending Sunday with 2s Minns EransjOX Xorth Main street... .J.

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stock of Phil, Alexander. .C beyond expectation JUnjraa them out. The grides'- nsiridcl , ' U. Brooks, of Washington, Wayne county,'! . spending Sunday with his daughters, Lyd and Elm a. - THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. Champaign. Miss Mina Dnncan, of Clinton, IIL, was o guest during the week, of Mrs. Henry Garmes and facu lly...rMrs. A. L. Leonard and eon. of Chicago. are visiting here.. ..Rev-. J. B. Wolfe deliver! the memorial day address at Pekin....Mrs. Will Nicolet is visiting In Chicago.. ..O. W. Harwood' and wife have gone to North Brookfleld, Mam. ....Mrs.CB. Hatch and6onare In Chicago,.,. Mrs. II. 0. Fry and Misa Fannio Ftt vi? ltea t Newman the past week....MUs MoiUe Bridget; accompanied Mrs. C Pettljohn to Chicago.... Mrs. K. B. Rand hM returned to her home ei Burlington, la.. ..Mrs. Colonel Nodine, of Chi cago, is the guest of Champaign friends. ...Mrs. w. U, Hopkins has returned IromEL Louis.... Mrs. Warren Maltley and Mrs. B. P. Atklcson are visiting in Bt, Louis.. .. Art Nlcolet, of Chicago, Is visiting his parents la this citr....rrot 0. E Morrow sailed for Europe from 2s e w York Saturday. Mattoon. Mr, nigginbotham ia visiting her brother, at. Cowden. ...Mrs. J. W. Moore was called to Jollet IIL, by the death Of a cousin... .Mrs. W. JL Phillips and children aro visiting at Hamilton. Ont, Miss Emma Thuneman, of Sullivan, Is visiting; her sister, Mrs. E. J. Gillham....Mrs. Jas. E. Hunting has returned to her home at A cam po Cal Mrs. J. F. Volgt Is vlsitlngin Jacksonville, ....Mis Fannie Cole is home from a visit in ""ndiana.... Judge J. r. Hughes ia holding conr ft in Kendall county.... Miss Lillie Warriner Is visiting with Mrs. J. jC Black, at Marshall.... Miss Jessie Mclntyre has returned from a visit at the University of Illinois, at Champaign.... Mrs. Geo. S. Anderson, of Greensburg, Kan., is a guest of Mrs, E. Jennings.. ..Mrs. W. B. Jacques) and daughter, of Minneapolis, are guesteof Mrs. Kate Powell... Mrs. Lenna Tyler, of Nebraska, Is a gutst of Mrs. a L. Smith.. ..Miss Hell Walker is a guest of friends at Danville Wli Robinson, of Louisville, Ky is a guest of Misses Alice and KellDora....Mlsscs Stella and K-tla Dunlap entertained a number of yonng frlenda Thursday evening.. ..The Mattoon Musical bociety will give a musicale at the ponscrvatory of Music Monday evening.. r.Biate Superintendent, of Publlo Instruction lion. Richard Inwards, was a guest of Prof. B.F. Armitage Friday errc lng last and delivered an address before th graduating class of the high-school. Kate Kr ley, Katrine Morgan, Ed. a Craig and J. TV Puleston composed the class. Marshall. Miss Ada Berney, of Terre naute, was thL guest of her parents, Joseph Berney and wifo. ast week.... Miss Lizzie Riley went to St. Louia ast Tuesday, to spend the summer with her sis ter J. O. Piety has gone to Terre Haute to practice law Mrs. 1). V. Holl has returnedhome from Kuttawa, Ky....Mrs. r. L. Bland re4 turned from Louisville, Ky., Wednesday. Hef niece. Miss Fannie Chenowcth, accompanied her. ....Edward Coombs and wife spent last Sunday with Marshall relatives.... Frank Howard anl wife, of Itockville, Ind., spent last week with relatives here Mrs. James Osbom. of Denver, Col., is visiting her many relatives here.... Mlaa LllUe Warriner, of Mattoon, la TleiUng her sister, Mrs. John K. Black.... Mrs. Amanda Reed and Mrs. Ira Center have returned home fron Cincinnati Rev. Dana Sberrill spent last week; in Atlanta. Ga....Mrs. J. W. Koogle, of Richmond, Lvd., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Milo Janes. ...L. 8. Kiiborn and his son Charles are) here from LcRoy to spend the summer. rarls. Miss Maud Rude has returned from Green, castle, Ind., wbere hehas been VLiting....Mr and Mrs. Wulter Reebe arrived in the city from Philadelphia on Friday evenlDg, and will spend, the summer here with Mr. Mary Kile.... Mrs. M, L. Whitesides went to Kansas City on Saturday. Miss Ella noddy, of Mattoon. was the truest of Mrs. U. o. Coison Saturday.... Mr. Hairy Jones and Miss Nettie Jon s went to indlauarv, oils on Monday to visit friends Hon. R, L McKlnley left on Wednesday evening fop Glasgow, fcotland....Mrii. Fannlo Allen, of Greencastle. Ind., Is the guet of relatives here. ....Mr. Matthew Bcebe. of I hlladelphia, wss th guest of friends here Sunday.... ni. Lord and wife, of Marietta. O.. are the guests of Dr. W, a! Buchanan and family... .Mr. and Mrs. W. jL Cummers were in (Jrrencastle, Ind., on Wedm-a-day....Miss Kstella WUtiolt weut to Carbon Cen ter. Mo., on Monday to viit relatives. I'rbana. . Dr. J. E. Morrison and family.... Miss rsrriWeeks, of Indianapolis, vilted frlenda In thia city the past week Mrs. Emma Flma and on of Lincoln, are visitor here.... Mrs. GolT of Fiynu....Mrs J.Gioverand eon axovUlUnS in Indlannpoiis. Incendiary Fire at Franklin. Special to the Indianapolis Joanul. FKOKLiy. Xnd., June. 1. a large frame bara located on East Jefferson street, belonging ta M. Elizabeth Winchester, v?as set oufire tonight by some unknown ecounarcU. The b-rn. VlMVUanUt5 of ta?. core. tadT; Lois about $600. oliuxanco