Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1890 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL,! SUNDAY JULY 20, 1890.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

All tonetyaiuT prrtoiuu noies for the Sunday iweoft Jonrnrt. to secure publication, mutt he stnl to the cu'y editor by Saturday noon.

The usual midsummer quiet, in a social yraj, denotes that a majority of the people trho entertain are seeking their pleasure elsewhere than at home. The society notes irom the watering places are numerous, and rageafter page of the Eastern journals are given up to the records of tho social -world at .Newport, narragansett, Lenox, jlount Desert and the hundred other charming resorts on tho sea-coast and in the mountains, lcdianapolitans can get their whiffs of fresh water and a walk through the glens, but salt water and high peaks have to bo sought for miles away. There are hundreds who have to stay at tome for the lack of someplace to go that does not take hours and dollars to reach. The remark is frequently heard, "1 would go away tor a fortnight or three weeks, if it did not take so much to get anywhere." Much, of coarse, means tuonev. Peopie of this inland city would patronize a resort near the city, if they had it. and that they would do so is shown by the numerous parties that go to Fairview Park each day and take their lunches. Every renin thecars are crowded with gay parties that have been out on excursions. There cannot be hereabouts the temptation of a clam dinner, hut there might be something equally as enticing arranged by some enterprising individual. What Indianapolis has needed for years is a place for an outing, and slowly bat - surely places for outings there win oc. nere mere is a demand there will .be a supply. After a piano has been purchased, one of the Questions is, "What shall we have for a cover." Often the dealer settles that matter by "throwing in" a cover with the instrument, and it frequently hastens the sale. The. common plash arrangement, with its applique of tinsel, and silk, and chenille, is an abomination, created ordinarily by some apprentice who has no more eye for color or harmony of tints than a person born blind. The most gaudy shades glare at each other like cats at doga, and pink leaves and green roses with cold stems, reverse the order of nature with brilliant variations. The discord of color vies with the efforts of the embryo artist. The old-fashioned wool squares with an embroidered border were marvels of good taste beside this style. The throws and drapes of china silk and some of tho exquisite embroidered materials which are being introduced are as much of an improvement as one could dsire in this day of decorative art work, and ther i cause for thankfulness. One of the most unique, appropriate and artistio covers for an upright piano is the original design of the lady in this city who had part of it made by a famons designer, after her own order. 1 he combination the owner, made herself. There is a cover of satin, which falls n tout two-thirds of a yard over the front and sides of the piano, and it is slashed at the corners, leaving the sides to fall smoothly down. The front is draped np at each corner and tied with ribbon, and bordering the whole is a handsome fringe. Across the front is a band of piush, and, on it is a 'stalP made of gold thread. Signature and time-mark are embroidered on it with the notes to the words There's no place like home." The notes are the artistic achievement. They are of bolting cloth daintily painted, fashioned like angels. The head and wings make the body of the note and the flowing draperies its stem. No two are alike and yet there is such a similarity, that there is not the slightest incongruity of outline. - The tine embroidery which unites the whole is quite as admirable as the design. Personal Mention. Ovid Butler and Will Staub went to Wawasee yesterday. Mr. S. K. Fletcher went to' Chicago yesterday for a short stay. 31 r. baniuei v atson went to rvokomo yesterday to visit relatives. Miss Mary Mayfield will go to Spencer to-morrow to make a visit. Mis Deborah Moore has gone to Chicago to visit Miss Florence Krag. Messrs Henry Severin and Will Pearce will go to Mackinaw Friday. Miss Sadie Walker will go to Peru next week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Emswiler. spending several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. Peelle will go to West Baden Tuesday to stay ten days. William Watts, of Knoxville, Tenn., has been visiting friends on the South Side. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Morrow will leave soon for Ocean Grove to remain a few weeks. Mr. M. W. Carr and wife left for Waukesha, Wis., yesterday, to spend a month. Mrs. C. J. Gary and children are spending a few weeks .with her parents at Tipton. Mrs. Bock, of Battle Creek, Mich., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George G. Tanner. Miss Grace Watson has gone to Buffalo, X. Y., to spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. John Wocher and Mr. Jacob Becker and families will go to West Baden this week. Mrs. O. IT. Hasselmanandson Lewis went to Evanston, 111., yesterday, to visit relatives. Messrs. Gustav Keeker. Will Wocher and Harry Fletcher will go to Boston next mouth. Mrs. L. Heinsheimer is visiting her parents, Rov. and Mrs. D. Eppstein, at Ligonier, Miss Jennie Black, of Pittsburg, arrived yesterday, and is the guest of Miss Nellie Frankem. Mrs. Graves, of Logansport, who has been the guest of friends here, returned home yesterday. Miss Florence Weir, of Chicago, is visiting Miss Anna Kbort, on North Pennsylvania street. Mr. Stoughten Fletcher and Mrs. E. F. Hodges and children will leave to-morrow for Vermont. Major and Mrs. W. J. Richards, and Mr. and $1 rs. C. E. Coffin will leave this week for Mackinaw. . ... ?i j r Mr. Stewart Jiaxweuaua iamiiy auu uiss Minnie Warren aro camping out north of Fair view Park. Mrs. F. Schaal, of Toledo, O.. who has been visiting hero several weeks, returned -home Thursday. - Miss Lizzie Boxley, of Butler. Mo., who has been spending four months in this city, has returned home. Mrs. John W. West, of Denver. CpL, is the guest of Mrs Kosa Shartl. at No. 439 North Illinois street. Mr. Theodore Finch, formerly of South America, who has been visiting relatives here, has gone to Denver, CoL Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert Bennet. Misses Katharine Stone and Helen Prettyman will ko to Wawasee Thursday. Mrs. Horace Eddy and 3ir. z.ook were called to Louisville yesterday by the serious illness of their grandfather. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphy. Shirley and Jessie Datley and Mrs. fcl . .... U'.nlraann fcbirk ot I'eru nave gouu iw iun. XI- r l llr,nnlr TTAHt tO Kentucky ycHterdav to join Mrs. IJrenneke. and both will go to the sea-shore for the month of Augu t. Mr and Mrs. II. P. Wasson and children, and Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret will go to Ashury Park, N.J., mis Mr. Jame J Whitcomb Riley has returned from Warsaw, here be spent a week af ter tho meeting of the Western Association of Writers. ... Mis Sarah Salmon, who h bn ing Miss Kate M. liowles and Mw, .John K Johnston, has returned to hor home in New York. tl . 31r Constantine Keigger. the iolinist. Willi ioto Louisville .the tjrstof ntmmUi to take charge of a branch house for tmii WuUchner. ... Mr. and Mrs. George JnJTnT drnn. Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. and 3Ii rs. . J.Brown and son left yesterday lor Joseph. 3iich. ... Mrs. P. M. Simmonds. of North Merid an atxeet, haa returned homo from vUlimg

Mr. Kobert Kamsay. who has been visiting his mother. Mrs. J. F. am say. returned, rtHr,!,v. tu his home in bt, Paul, Minn.

Ann"? WriehLW1 d Louisville. Miss oimI&t 9?mnatI- is the gnest oi Misses Nellie and Blanche Simmonds. tcr???A1i8'EdTiQFinneyleft the latKlnsas Citl & UiV? st- Louis. gTmoS Chicag0- Thcy U bo w?th8rlut? Jerry ll :?Pn,dinC the summer SvJm?ii7!8m ?fhiladelpnia, and will go SingJmel09 C" a lliDC9 before Miss T.nfMa i - 1 x . -

rinTJr . tv" "an reiurnea irom tbe Tart&aH01,.?of M,a.,c whore ho warueu th first i cm. in. omo all summer. thi. i V VUUUBr. iormeriv ot - i . l uoii ween 10 visit uer V52PS?XhfT' lr3- Conner, at No. 4?J North uii cu b. Itfina Vlnif.Aj exit. . . . ivt wiu leave in a tew ip2nd th? 8ummer. visiting various 1;.:.;. " UJ- ir. ana airs, it. U. oiues Will Alim ltvu .l,n.tl.r through the East "v Mr. y. x , uvscyu vrarrciy, or v;ommn pe,5e: 3I"-Qarrety was formerly aiUsrsettieDietrichs. iJj?!' Morse, of Kansas City, form Tly Miss Agnes Sells, who is the guest of ier parents, at Nn i nrtK v. t..daji to WashpnMji8TKetcbam'8 Party leaving for m A04, iIenex$ wee' hav ben added un. jir. Alien Condit, Terre Haute; Miss Clara Crawford and Miss Martha Julian, - - . - , New iork city. Society Events. . surnrlse party was given to Mrs. Amos names, of v irginia avenue, last evening. Mrs. Arthur Millard will cive a buckboard party. Wednesday evening, in honor ot Miss Jessie Milier. Mrs. J. W. Hess gave a luncheon Wednesday to fourteen young ladies in honor of Miss Jessie Miller, of Washington. D. C. The members of the Index Pleasure Club gave their annual picnic at Hammond's Fark last Wednesday. About thirty couples were present. Miss Tillie Brink entertained about tifteen young ladies delightfully yesterday afternoon at tea, at her home on South Pennsylvania street. Messrs. John Geiger and Gustav Recker will give a lawn fete Wednesday evening at the former's residence on North Meridian street. The atlair will be informal. Cards have been issued by the Misses Minnie and Maud Prier for a lawn and dancing party, next Friday evening, in honor of their cousin. Miss Bertha Siegfried, of Akron. Mrs. M. 3. Huey gave a very pleasant reception Wednesday afternoon, at her homo m Woodruff Place in honor of hor guest, Mrs. Neighbors, formerly of this city. The hostess was assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Oscar Huey. The Misses Maud and LilHe Shcrfey entertained the Erminie Club, at the residence of Miss Minnie Lowry, on East Vermont street, last Monday evening. The next party will be given by Miss Clara Hupp, at her -borne. No. 225 North Pine street, Monday evening. July S3. Invitations to a lawn fete, at No. CC6 North Meridian street. Friday evening, 25th inst,, have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt, Dr. aud Mrs. H. G. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Landers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. Peelle. Mrs. MarvMcKenzie and Mr. aud Mrs. Theodore L. Sewall. The fete is to be given in aid of tbe work of Miss Susan B. Anthony in South Dakota. Five-minuto speeches will be made by Itev. H. A. Cleveland, D. D., Mr. John L. Griffiths. Mr. Augustus L. Mason, Mr. Alfred F. Potts and others. Although tho fete thus announced is given for the benerit of a reform, it is intended to make it an ideal garden party, and the ladies and gentlemen having it in charge are competent to realize this intention. Nearly a thousand invitations have been issued. THE STATE AT LAUGE. .Anderson. Governor and Mrs. Will Cumback and Mr. and Mrs. David Lovett, of Greensbarir, are here ou a visit to John W. Lovett andfannly Miss Grace Berg is at Warsaw, Ind., visiting frienas Mrs. J. D. Kelvie has returned from a two-months visit with l'ittsbursr friends Mr. and Mrs. Will -flousholter were the guests of friends at Akron, O....Hon. W. K. 3Ijers left to-day for Bheuandoah. Ia., where he will deliver the baccalaureate address before the Shenandoah College. lie took one of Taylor Durbin's original packages to his friend, rrofessor Croan MUs Minnie Keller, of Union City, is the guest of Adam Zwiekle and family Miss Ilortense Pierse, the noted soprano of New York city, is spending her vacation with her parents, Judpe and Mrs. Plerse, of this city. 6hebas extensive concert engagements for the season onenlnc in Oetobcr....Dr. Charles Ballard, of Cincinnati. Is viltlne his brother, lion- George M. BAllurd.of West Thirteenth ttreet Mrs. Lola Needham and daughter, ot New Castle, have returned home, after a pleasant visit wit h the family o? Thos. C. Fisher. . . Miss Julia Shott has returned to her home at Indianapolis, after a pleasant visit with Anderson friends Mrs. D. C. Williams and children are spending the summer at Lebanon, Tenn....Mas Anna Diehl. of Hamilton, O., is the guest of Anderson friends.... Mrs. Con well Ab, of Lawrenccburp, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Judge Lake Miss Hinaa Plerse has returned froui a two months visit with frlendsln Mitchell. Dak.. ..Mrs. Chipman is visiting at Blooruington, Ind Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Louiso are at Martinsville. Tni.... Misses Maud and Fannie Puman are at Fort Wayne, the guests of their sl3tcr Mrs. Henry Adams is visiting her parents at New Castle. Ind.... Mrs. John Housholter has returned from a visit with Akron. O. friends.... Mrs. Will Jones, of Portland, is tbe guest of the family of Dr. II. E. Jones, of this city. ...Mrs. Joseph Franklin, of Bedford, is visiting in this city. ISlooinlngton. Mrs. John Peterson spent Sunday with friends in Guthrie Superintendent Lootnis, of the Monon, was in the city Friday and Saturday Miss Kdna Fields Is visiting Miss Ada Knox at Brooklyn, Morgan county. ...Miss Belle Hamilton, from Indianapolis, is visiting her cousin. Miss Mollle Moffatt. near the Wood York Mrs. K. A. VanFossen, from Pennsylvania, is In the city, tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clark, East Seventh atrees Henry Morthen and wife, of epencer," vere guests of R. A. Fulk and family. ....Mrs. John Buskirk and Miss Gussie spent Sunday with Paoli friends Mrs. Uuthank and Miss AUce, of Richmond, ind., are visiting Carter Pening.of this city.... Ed ward Moony and wife came up from Louisville and spent Sunday with Mrs. Moony's parents, on West Second street.... Ke v. W. F. and Mrs. Boss entertained his Sundayschool class at his home, Friday evening, and all had a very pleasant time. About twenty were present.... A crowd of young folks took possession of the "May Belle" and picnicked Woodard's farm, Saturdar evening.. A splendid surper, prepared by the young ladles, was the feature of the evening.... Miss Lia Martin has returned from Stokes 111., where she has been teaching painting tho pat few mouths. She also visited some relatives and friends while there, and was accompanied home by her cousin, Miss Koaa Martin, who will remain some time... Rev. S. R. Lyons expects to leave this week for Chautauqua, N. ., to spend about four weeks vacation. iTofcssors Woodburn and McMlllenareat that place, and together they will have a pleasant time Miss Kmma Kilestre. of Spencer, is a guest of Mrs. Rott, Fast Sixth street Mrs. Harris and son Ed left Thursday tor Columbus, O., to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Warder Misses Zola Mav and Ollte Jackson were visiting at btlnesville this week....MUs Jennio Spiers, who has been the guest of her counln. Miss Etlio Spiers for the past week, has returned to her home la Martinsville.... Miss Kuth Randolph, formerly of this city, was slightly iulured iu the wreck while on her way to Bloomicctou. Sho returned to Harrodsburg, and is a guest of Dr. McLahlan .... Everett Foster and wife, who were tn tho biultuville wreck, aud stopped efT here, left for their home at Worthinston Vicduesuay morning.... Miss Fannie Hayes, daughter of Postmaster Haves of Grecncastle, who has Leeu a guest of MissMattie Biukirk. returned home Thursday after a pleasant viatt. DlufTtou. Miss Jennie Keller is spending ft week with friends in Auburn, Ind....-urs. w. ii. uarcus, of Fort Wavi.e. was the guet, over Sunday, of her mother Mr. Harriet Bennett.. ..Mrs. Joseph II erbst returned Saturday from visit with hrr daughter. Mrs. Grafton, of Delphos, O....Mrs. 3 K Beck who ha been visiting BlutJton relatua returned to her home in Lancaster, O.. lrUnr MUl Edith IIarcus.of Fort Wayne, is mak ng a two weeks' visit with friends and relaUves iu this ctty....ML Ulo Rmear. of Libcrtv Center, I,art . lat IL with W. A. Luco aud wife.... Ml jerro North and Mrs. Ida Ahttoeflcr went to Fort Wavre Thursday to meet their sifter. Mrs. CraVan Border, of .Niles. Mich., who is visiting with relatives and friends in the city. mV; W U ttephenton baabcrn viMtiug friends in F-iton 6 . the past week. ...MiNar Arnold, of North Mancheiter. and Miss Helen Immel. of liSiort rs entertained at tho homo of H. rnod MU9 Sadie Weaver, of Jcatur. has indVngi week with her friend Mi, Emu mISiIK The MUcs Lily and Lizzie Arthur. f ffiland arcthognttsof MUs Winnie McSiiiS mK AnnaKuipto and her friend. MUs rnricr'of Fott Wayne, .pent Sunday at 3Xarion Mui AuaMcCaughn i visitlug friends iaMucie:...3Irs.Geo. fiprowl. ot barren. U

tfr 7 .lowniey, Miss Lva Austin, city; Miss Berger. visiting Mrs. Geo. G. lanner. from itntfafsi. t.mi, -

visiting her mother, Mrs. Janet Johnston.... Misses Minnie and Annie Efflngcr left Monday for Grecnsburg and other towns in the southern part of th State, to visit among relatives. .-. Mis. a. J. Crosby, of Fort Wayne, was in the city a short time Saturday.... Mrs. AndrewBishop and children, of Muncle.havo been spending the past week with Fred Shlgley and wife Mrs. a B. Beer and Mrs. J. McDonald, who have been visiting here, returned to their home at Decatur Monday Miss Llda Cole went to Marion Saturday to visit friends.... Miss Prudence Kenncr. of Huntington, who has been visiting Miss Minnie Morgan, left for Brookvllle Friday, to visit before returning home.... 3Irs. George Louis, of Warren, visited Bluffton friends the early part of the week.... Miss Allle Hale, of Decatur, is making an extended visit with Bloffton relatives. ... ... DrazlL Misses Ada 8tnnkard and Maud Tfcaeker, of this city, are visiting in Chicago.... Mrs. Richard Osborn and child are visiting relatives In Stilesvlile.... Misses Anna Campbell and Hallie Phillips are visiting relatives la Lancaster, Ind.... Mrs. A. J. Montgomery, of Georgetown, Ky.. is the guest of Mrs. Charles York this week MUs Ella Perkins, of Lebanon, is visiting Rev. A. Lewes and family... Mr. HW. Perry and family and Miss Mary Kreiter left for Holand. Mich., last week.... Misses Edith and Amy Hussey left last week for a protracted atay at Bay View, Mich. Cambridge City. Miss Moffltt, of Cleveland, O., who has been the guest of Misses Lilli and Flora Vinton, returned home Friday.... Miss Tully, of Mai ion, is ritlng her relatives in this city.. ..Miss Stella Harbour, who has been Tlclting friends In Ohio. returned home last Saturday Mrs. Harry E. Carter, who has been the visiting guest of her brother, J. n. Massey and wife, returned to Minneapolis, Tuesday, where she Joins the Wilbur Opera Company.... The Wayne county normal closed Friday, after five weeks of successful work,... Miss Mollie Barefoot's Sunday-school class will give a clothes-pin social at the home of Miss Gertrude Adams, Wednesday, July 23. Tho company will be entertained by musical and literary exercises. Colfax. Mis3 Jennie Reckard, of Chicago, is visiting friends here.. ..Mrs. Ida Dunbar, of Indianapolis, returned home from a visit to her rarents at thi3 place Monday morning Quite a number of young people attended the surprise party at. Charles llayden's Tuesday evening, it being his twentieth birthday Mrs. O. W. Eldred returned from a two days' vl&lt to relatives at Crawfordsville Friday evening....A very pleasant surprise was given 11. A. Clark by friends on the occasion of his fortieth birthday, Wednesday evening.... Miss Rebecca Parrleh and Messrs. Bruce Clark and H. 8. Ewlng, of this place, are aitending the Normal at Frunkfort Miss Maud Eldred departed for Climax. Mich., Thursday, to spend the summer with friends and relatives at that place Mr. and Mrs. Barney Farrell and daughter went to Logansport Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Farrell's mother. Mr. T. J. Bundy. of Independence, aud Miss Eliza T. Edwards, of this place, have been married.... Miss Blanche Clark entertained several friends at her home Thursday evening.... Miss Annie Mcars Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Campbell, of South Bend.... The Schumann quartet, of Greencastle, gave one of their interesting musical entertainments at tho M. E. Church Friday evening.... Mrs. Lunis Corner returned from a visit to relatives at Wareland last Friday evening. Columbus. Mrs. Wm. R. Nelman was with friends in Indianapolis last week Mrs. J. 31. She a and daughter. Miss Nellie, are at St. Mary's for a two weeks 6tay....Mrs. Jennie Wiesner is with lriendsln Madison.... MiS3 Bertlce 8wlngel, who has been with friends in Indianapolis for the last month, returned home Friday Miss Bessie Munsenger. of Sandusky. O., is In the city visiting Mrs. Charles Turpen Mrs. Wm. King, of Knights town, who has been in this city for several weeks, returned home on Friday.... Mrs. W.. J. Lucas, who has been at Cedar Beach and Chicago for several weeks, has returned home. Her daughter, Mrs. W. U. Lincoln, of Chicago, returned with her and will remain for some time. ...Miss Anna Buckley, of Jefferson ville; is visiting Mrs.Willlam Whiltatch. ...Miss Mattle B. Lacy spent last week with friends in Shelbyvllle. ....Mrs. Samuel Morrison, of Indianapolis, after spending three days with Mrs. H. Dally, returned houe on Friday.... Miss Lizzie Hughe, of Indianapolis, is in this city with fnends Misses Mollie and Nettie Crump are at Cedar Beach for a two weeks' stay.... Mrs. Michael Lay is visiting relatives at Madison. Covington. Miss Edna Foster, of St. Louis, Mo., is visiting the Jamily ot Mr. H. M. 8egar....Miss Lydla Mayer returned home last Saturday from a three weeks' visit to friends in Cincinnati.... Miss Anna Murrey left for Wayne Station, Tenn., last week, which place she will make her future home.... Mr. and Mrs. J. II. S pence and Mrs. J. . A. Duncan spent last Friday in Attica Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voltz, accompanied by their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Weinz, of New tfork, . vi i ted Herman Alborn and wife. In Veedersburg, last Wednesday Mrs. Dr. Wm. Thompson, of Cerro Gordo. 111., and little daughter, and Miss Minnie Hawthorn, of La Place, 111., are visitinsr Profe3sor Humphrey and family this week. Mrs. Mary F. Nebeker and sou Elbert started on a long tour last Wednesday. They will visit St. Paul, Yellowstone Park, Spokane Falls, Taeoma, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco and return home via Ogden and Denver. They will be gone about two months.... Mrs. John A. Gebhart has returned home from a visit to her aged mother in St, Joe, 111. Her mother, Mrs. Lnne, was 104 years old on the 9th of January last Mrs. O. S. Douglass and Miss Hogan visited at Portland Monday Mrs. Joe Plaster, of Danville. 111., spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schun .... Miss Lizzie Flesber, of Veedersburg, visited Mrs. Dr. Rowland and daughter Maud last week.... Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McCabo have been visiting and camping out, the week past, near Williamsport.... Miss Lizzie Miller returned home last week from

a visit to friends in larayette and Attica.... Mrs. Graham left for her home in Creston, la., last Wednesday after a five weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. Cyrus Donaldson Mrs. W. C. B. Scwcll is visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank Hicks. at Indianapolis Mrs. W. H. Washington, of Cincinnati, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Adamson, returned home last Tuesday. Crawfordsville. Mrs. Ida Flagg. of Brazil, who has been visiting the family of Rev. II. M. Middletou, has returned home Mrs. Cox. of Indianapolis, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Jim Mahorney WV A. Bodwell and wife, of Lafayette, have been visiting in this city Rev. A. O. Pennlman and wife, of Garnett, Kan., are visiting in this city. ....Harold Taylor and wife, of Indianapolis, have been visiting in this city....W. A. Vawter and family have returned to Chicago, after a visit with S. W. Hartley Mrs. Minnie Inslyis at Morris, Minn.... Mrs. Eph Joel has returned from a visit to Buffalo Rev. E. B. Thomson is visiting at Denver, Col.... Mrs. O'Hanlon, of New Orleans, is the guest of her brother, M. IMce Miss Anna White is visiting at Danville, 111 Mrs. Charles Thornton, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Campbell.... Mrs. Wallie Stilwe 11 has departed for Ogden, U. T Miss Mollie Ross, of Lafayette, is visiting her brothers, iu this city.... Dr. Georgo A. Thomson and wife, of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. S. 8. Thomson. Danville. Judgd It. B. Blake will return to Spokane Falls iu about two weeks Clay Soper and wife have returned from Kansas City.... Mrs.' John Tarlton, of Franklin, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Rawlinga....Mlss Dora Burrell, of Brownstown, is visiting Mrs. I. L. Keeter.... Mrs. Nettle Rausford, editress of the Eastern Star, visited the Eastern Star Chapter Friday evening Mrs. W. H. Calvert, of St. Louis, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DorrelL Dublin. Mrs. Jennie HTood spent last week visiting In Richmond Mrs. McDowol. of Muncie, is visiting at Dr.Cbampe's....Mrs. Doane, of Nelson ville, O., is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cham pe. Prof. C. M. McMaban, of Marionette. Wis., came one day last week to spend vacation with his parents and friends.... Miss Mamie Groendyke, from Ohio, is here on a visit to her grandJureuts, Mr. and Mrs. William Keramer....Miss )aisyTulley, from Xenia, Ind., Is here vlMting Dr. Champe Mrs. Nellie Leonard and children, from May's Station, are visiting their old home and friends Quite a number from this town have been attending tbe meeting in progress at Maulovo's Park, near Milton, the past week Mrs. Joseph GrlHith. of Columbus, Ind., is visiting her parents near here Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, from Preble county, Ohio, have been visiting their many friends of late. Edinburgh Mrs. Jennie Thompson, and daughters Mary and Minnie, Thomas Moftett and wife. Miss Lavilla Lynch, Mrs. H. C Bailey and Mrs. Thompson, Jr.. with children, and John aud Ike Thompson, are at Fetoskey, Mich., for a month's stay. ....Miss Noma Clark, of Franklin, has been visiting Miss Susio Lovclander L. L. Hinshaw and wife are spending a week or two with friends in Henry county MissJeasio CJosney. of Indianapolis, is visiting old home and friends In Kdlnburg... Mrs. George Koth and children are visiting at Tipton, Ind Mrs. M. A. Roth and children are vlMting at Zionsvillo Kdward Whito, wife and little son visited her father. J. B. Dobbyns. at Southport, last week Miss Maggie Johnson visited Franklin friends last week.... MUs Lydla Heath, after spendlug a week or two in Edinburg visiting friends, has returned to her home at Columbus Mrs. Henry Malev and children. Mrs. D. R. hh nnd children. Mr. Jacob Maley and children and Mrs. Martin cutsinger ana cunarcn are at Waukeshaw springs for a few weeks stay Mrs. a. G. Vaughn, of Keutucky. and Mrs. Hutchison, of Missouri, wbo wrre ncre visiting m the family of their mother. E. T. Kelghtly. have returned home . . . Kev. H. S.GIctef r and family. II. C. Allison and family, Mrs. Chas Moorman aud her brother Charles took in the uuraviau iisberies last week. Pond cover twenty-five acres of gTound and contain 100.000 carp, cat nsn and French fro. Mrs, Jas. DetricU and children, after a six weeks visit to parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel Cutsiuger. have returned to their home at Kansas city, luo. . Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Will PhlUiber are spending a week at Lake Slmontou....Mrs. Emma PaddiK'k has returned to 1-oguusport from a week's viMt here.... Mrs. C. H. Bartlett and daughter, of south Bend, are the guests of Mrs. o. N. Luinbert....Mr. 1L R, Daty is home from a

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The goods comprise fine tions, Cheviots and Plaid

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week's Yiiit in Michigan.... Mr. M. W. Darling has pone to Albion, Mich., to meet Mr. Darling, whence both will return to Sioux City, Ia Mr. F. E. Thompson, who recently went to New York to take the assistant editorship of the Iron Age. returned here last week and took his family back with him. Held hlchly pleased with his situation.... Miss Nellie Harris is in Chicago.... Mrs. Lizzie Gimberllng, of Toledo, is here visiting her Elkhart friends Mrs. Uixler, of Eat Jackson street, is entertaining Miss Laura McCray.... Miss Minnie Kohrig has returned to Chicago, after spending her two weeks vacation here.... Mrs. Smith, of Fan Francisco, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.O. Bickel Mis Mattle Crawford is home from ft visit in Chlcaco Mrs. Collins, of Kansas City. Is tbe guest of Mrs. E. Piatt.... Mrs. C. J. ,J$lgeJow is home from an extended visit in Chattanooga, Tenn Miss Gilbert, who has been spending some time the guest of Misses Kate and Nina Erwin, has returned to Cleveland, O. She made many friende during her utay. here.. ..Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Williams have gone to Petoskey for a stay of several weeks Mrs. J, P. Sanders ia home from an extended stay la Huntington Mr?.. S. J. Pawling has been entertaining Mrs. Ella Gilbert and Miss Ida Guyer. of Pennsylvania.... Mrs. Clements, who ha) been here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bickel, has returned to Catavla, N. Y....Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Blosscm, of 8terling 111., aro the guests of Mesdames Osgood, Babcock and J. 8. Dodge. ...Mrs. Clements, of Batavia. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. E. C. Bickel. ... Mr. O. N. Luinbert has gone to Syracuse. N. Y.f to remain until 8ept 1.;.. Mr. and Mrs. -L. A. Harmon, of Sioux City, and W. H. llattle and Miss Harmon, of Goshen, are visiting friends here Mrs. Lickeyhas returned from Three Rivers, Mich.... Miss Pink, of Omaha, is the guest of MUs Addle Gordon. 1 Fortvllle. Miss Maggie McArthur, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends here.... Mr. W. 8. Denton, of Medicine Lodge, Kan., is here for a short visit Mrs. Will Connor, of Indianapolis, is visiting her parents here... .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uiilay, of Indianapolis, are with relatives here Mrs. William and Frank Churchman, accompanied by Miss Alice Newell, ot Indianapolis, were the guest of Mrs. A. II. Thomas on Wednesday. Franklin. Mrs. Cordla Voyles, of Morgaiitown, visited Franklin friends the past week 3Ilss Carrie Wood, of Greenwood, is the guest of friends here. ....Miss Stilinger, of Columbus, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Oyerstreet....Mrs. Eldridge, of Bait Lake City, and Mrs. Wlnian, of Chicago, visited Mrs. H. D. Vortes the past week.... Prof. C. U. Hall and A. L. McCaslin will leave for the shores of Lake Superior to-morrow Miss Lizzie Remy, of Hope, was the guest of friends here the latter partoi the week Misses Lizzie and Clara Overstreet were the guests of Indianapolis relatives part of tbe week.. ..Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown are tho quests of friends in Logansport... Mrs. J. J. Cole, of Indianapolis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Voris....Dr. w. T. Stall and family have gone to Pine lake to spend the summer Miss Lillie Simmons, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Lizzie Parne. . . Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Overstret, of Louisville, will be given a reception by R. T. Overstreet and wifo next Thursday evening.... Miss Cryer, of Appleton, Mich., is visitiug at W. 8. Brown's 8. B. Eccles, manage r of the Kccles Ball Club, gavo the club a banquet nt tbe Cottage Hotel Friday evening.... Mayor Harris is ia Martinsville for a few days MissJosie McCaslin and nephew Herbert are visiting Mrs. Florence fcfhlrey in Cincinnati.... Mr. and Mrs. Luther 8hort havo returned from a visit of three weeks in the southern part of the State The Misses Mabel Alexander, Elsie Holman, Grace Overstreet and Hassle Overstreet are the guests of friends at the Tannyhlll camp. German town. Mrs. Shafner and her two children, of Indianapolis, spent last week, with friends and relatives in this place. ...Mrs. Benjamin Gehrand daughter. Miss Bertha, left Thursday for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Logansport and Winamae Mrs. Frank 8pencer and three cMldion, of Terre Haute, are here visiting her former friends.... Mr. and Mrs. Philip Frautzman entertained a large number of young people lat Thursdar evening in honor of her guests. MissVogle, of Cincinnati, and two ladles from Counersvllle, Grecncastle. Dr. and Mrs. De Vore have returned from Cincinnati.... Miw RbodA Kelly Is at Martinsville. Otto Weik and wife, of Baltimore, aro in the city. . . .Miss Alice Keuicr. Mrs. Turman and Mrs. Laughlin have goue to Old Point Comfort Miss Mint Allen Is visiting at Terre Haute.... Mrs. George Cooper and Mrs. Jobn Cooper are visiting near Danville, 111.. ..Mrs. Suttield. of Louisville, is visiting her mother. Mrs. E. 1. Anderson.... Mrs. Fisher and family have returned to Indianapolis... .Mr. Lotshar and family have gone to Michigan lot a three months' outing Tbe Presbyterian tunday-sehool had a Picnic at Fern on Friday.... Miss Marie Nutt is home again from Indlsuapoiis....J. K. M. Allen and wife are at Indlanapcli....Lce Brannon and wife, of Edinburg. are at Mrs. F. P. Nelsou's. ....Miss Llzie Heber, of Indianapolis, Is visiting at Mrs. John Earp'a....ThA Misses Weaver have returned from a week's visit with tho Misses Newcomer at Tipton... .MUs Clara Melfzeris home again from the capital city.. ..Mrs. Irwin was the guest of Mrs. V. L. Southard during tbe week Mrs. Charles Mann has gone to Cedar

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Tartans. We did not be lower -in price than 40 inches wide, 69 cts. a yard, 50c. Plaids at 75c. Plaids at than you will find them thirty saving of from 33 to 50 cents on STUFFS If you have a close quickly. Rapids. Ia....Rev. Dr. Parkhurst has gone to Warsaw Mrs. H. M. Thomas has gone to Taunton, Mass. DE PAUW UNIVERSITY. Professor Neff is in Burlington, Vt..'..Prof. Longdon and family have returned from Europe. .. Mrs. Anna Smith is home again from Chicago.... Professor aud Mrs. Mills will spend the summer at Bay View, Mich Professor Jenkins has added another rattlesnake, over four feet in length, to his rare show.... The addition to tbe Muslo Hall, the contract for which has been let, will consist of twenty-four additional rooms for the accommodation of its pupils.... Miss Emma Roehl is studying with Dean Howe, and will enter the Muslo School next term....DePauw was duly honored by the Association of Western Writers at Warsaw last week. Dr. Ridpath having been elected president, and Dr. Jesse W. Weik having been assigned a prominent place on the programme of exercises.... Dr. De Motto is down for an illustrated lecture at tho Battleground camp-meeting Dean Howe is working up a Achemo for an artificial lake on the University farm by building a dam ten feet high across the hollow.... Professor Clearwaters will conduet tbe exercises of the Agassiz Association at Battle-ground, Aug. 1. Greenfield. Miss Grace Du vail, of Indianapolis, Is visiting John Hopping and wife.... Misses Fanny and Laura Moulders aro visiting in Willow Branch. ....Miss Jennie Welling, of Indianapolis, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jerome Black Miss Catharine Nave, of Indianapolis, is a guest of Miss Margaret Snyder Ephralm Marsh and wife and daughter. Miss Ella, are enJoying the lake breezes at Maxinkuckee.... Dr. O. . Coiiin and wife were here Tuesday, as guests of W. O. Bicegg and wife J. F. Truelock and family will soon remove to Ludlow, Ky....Rev. Miles Todd and wife and Miss Anna Todd, of Pendleton, are visiting at John Ward Walker's.... Mrs. King, Mrs. George H. Cooper, Mrs. W. B. Bottsford and herslster.Mrs. Madison, of Bloonilngton. spent this week camping out at Dye's lake.... Be v. Willis D.Engle and wife and Mrs. Drummond, of Indianapolis, attended the meeting of the Order of tbe Eastern Star here Tuesday evening Frank Hancock and wife, of Tipton, are visiting her lister, Mrs. Will Carr Misses Annie and Mary Gillespie, of Kokomo,are visitiug Mrs. McQuigley John Ward Walker and wife and daughter, Miss Nannie, visited at Pendleton last Sunday The Epworth League of the M. E. Church picnicked at Dye's lake Friday. ....Will Cook and family. Dr. A. J. Smith and wife. Misses Nannie Walker. Anta Todd, Clara Offutt, Madge Nolan, Mattle Baldwin, and Messrs. Ed Baldwin and Will .and Ciarenco Hough picnicked on Sugar creek Friday. Greensburg. Mrs. A. II. Prather is visiting In Chicago Mrs. Estes, of New Orleans, is spending tbe summer with her sister in this city... Mrs. Mary Parr, of Cincinnati, is with friends here Mrs. Samuel Harlan, of Fort Worth, Tex., is here Mrs. Amos (J llm ore is visiting at Chicago.... Mrs. Lillie King, of Savannah. Mo., is here on a visit. ....Cortez Ewing and wife are here preparing their new home lor occupancy.... Mrs. Dr. Fclinan, of Indianapolis, is here....G. W. Randall and family are camping at Acton.... Miss May Selman, of Greenfield, is here.... George Ktaggand wife have gone to Anderson.... MUs Elslo Carson, of Indianapolis, is here.... Isaao Doles and family, of Indianapolis, are here among their former neighbors Rev. Frank Hood, of New Castle, Is with friends here at the home of his youth Miss Fannie St. John is home from Middlctown, O....Mrs. Amos Gilmore is visiting at Chicago.... Miss Mollie Stoops 1 visiting friends at Southport.... Miss Pauline Secgar, of Home City. O.. is here.... Miss Minnie Keen is with friends at Louisville... .Mrs. Orlando Hamilton spent part of the week visiting friends at Indianapolis. Hartford City. Annie Frailer, of Chattanooga, Tenn., was the guest of Brotner A. W.Frazier this week....Celia Jones and Lclia Sharp, of Henry county, were guests of J. A. Painter this week. . . .Sophia and Emma Hamilton, of Greenville, O., are guests of their sister. Mrs. Frank Ervin....Bert Ervln and family are visiting his wife's people at Mitchell. J. Q. Van Winkle, superintendent of the Beeline, was visiting relatives here Sunday.... Mrs. Beck and Miss Frank Kigcr, of Lancaster. O., were in the city this week. Knigntstown. Mrs. J. D. Strelght, of Cincinnati, O., Is the guest of John shlpman and wife, on East Jackson street Miss Grace Walls returned homo Friday from au extended sojourn at St. Paul, Minn Miss Hat tie Bowman, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her many friends in the city.... Miss Grace Brown, of Indiauapolls. is the guest of Miss Jessie Barrett, on East Jackson street.... Miss Minnie Keevc s, of Columbus, Ind., is spend- - ing some time as the guest of M. H. Beddlck and wire, on North Washington street.... Miss Emma Sherburn is ependlng a short time with her brother, E. M. Sherburn, and family, on East Main street.... Miss Cora Charles gave a pleasing 6 o'clock tea to a company of lady frieuds at her home, on Ea.t Jackson street, lat Wednesday evenluc. in compliment to MUs Emuia Kennard, of Chicago... .Miss May Jones returned Friday from an extended visit with frieuds at Greenfield.... Mrs. C. G. Hudson is spending sometime at Chautauqua.. ..Miss Jessie Baer leaves next week for Dayton and Cleveland, 0.f where she will spend several weeks with rela

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tives and friends Hon. D. WV Gnibbs, exMayor of Indianapolis, spent a part of last week the guest of his sister. Mrs. Julia Welborne, on East Pine street.... Miss Ethel Edwards returned home. Friday, from Cincinnati, where she has been attending the Conservatory of Music Miss Louie Breckinridge left, Friday, for an extended visit with friends at Chicago Miss Cora Newby is spending a two weeks' vacation with friends at Indianapolis... Miss Fannie Woodard.of Indianapolis, is the guest of tbe Missss Woods, on North Adams street.... Miss LydiaBowen has returned to her home in Indianapolis. She wa the guest of Miss Flossie Newby, on East Main street, while in the city.... Miss Emma Loury, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Minnie Loury, on South Madison street The crowning event of this week will be the annual Joint picnio of the leading society people of this city and New Castle, to be held at Stone Quarry park, midway between the two places, on Wednesday next.... The Misses Jones, of Col ambus, O., are guests of James Mills and wife, on North Adams street Miss Nettie Bell is the guest of her sister. Mm Ed Wilson, at Richmond.... Mrs. J. W. White Is at home from a two weeks' visit with friends at Indianapolis. ...Mr. Wood Walker, of Greenfield, is spending a few days with her E a rents in the city.... Miss Elsie Welbourne is at ome from a two weeks' visit with Rushville friends. ' Lebanon. Miss Helen Lang, of Indianapolis, is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. Relnhard Mrs. Josie Saltszaber aud son Beard are visiting friends in Van Wert, O John H. Styles and wife, who were married about two years ago under very romantic circumstances, are hero visiting her father, Rev. T. C. Workman. Mr. Styles Is the chief train-dispatcher on the St Paul & Manitoba railroad at Wllmar. Minn Mrs. Nettle Record, of Plamfield. who has been visiting the family of T. W. Lockhart, has returned home.... Miss Addle Nicklos. of Indianapolis, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. May Wilson... .John Adair and wife are spending tnis week with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Marvin, at Frankfort Mrs. Emma C. Duncan, of Danville. III., 'siting Capt. James, G. W. Hardy and family.. ..Bttnton Hawkey and wife were out from Indianapolis last week visiting Charles Scott and family... William Rhinewait and family have returned to their borne at Newcastle... Misses Aula Clements and Fannie Barringer. of Jamestown, were guests of friends here Sunday last.... Miss Carrie Johnson, of Indianapolis, was tbe guest of friends here last week... '.Miss Mary Nlckerson has returned from an extended visit with friends at Danville andAmo... Miss Daisy Ramrcel. of Thorntown, is visiting her sister. Miss Katie, this week Miss Myrtle Campbell entertained a number of her friends at her home one evening last week. . . .Tlie following persons were licensed to marry last week: Charles Beaolev and Elia Riley, Alonzo Shoalty and Maggie liarby. Jobn C. Reoves and Flora Spoer, Samuel Eckics and Fannie Henderson.... 5lrs. D. C Scull has returned from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Wichita, Kan., and Denver, Col.... Mrs. C. E. Busby, of Indianapolis, Is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Harden, this week. ....Alonzo Zlon and family, ot Dulianapolis, were the guests of his mother, Mrs. Amelia ion, for a few day last week.... .Mis CorinueRay, of Washington. D. d, is a guest of friends here. . Liberty. Miss Bessie Crist is visiting relatives in Franklin county.... Mrs. Susie Thompson 1a visiting her aunt. Miss Anna Thompson, at Lebanon. O. ... Judge J. M. Brown, of Peru, ind., is visiting his sister. Miss Llda Brown. . . .Misses Gertrude Leonard aud Katie Luttermelster were guests of friends at Oxford, O.. Sunday last.... Miss Inez Porter, of Wooster, O., is the gnest ot Rev. J. 8. Revenaugh and family.. ..Miss Kate Slgler visited friends at Hamilton. O., last week Miss Fern Moss, of BeechyMire, was the guest of MUs Delia BalMnger last week.... Mrs. Florence Connaaght. of Winton Place, near Clnrin- . uati, is the guest of her - sister. Mrs. Theo. Walton Mrs. Lorn Kerr, of Conr.ersvllle, is tbe gueat of relatives here. ...Miss Stella Crist has returned from a visit to Oxford friends Miss Anna Husted. of Dunlopsvllle. is tbe guest of ' Ir. M. Leech and family MIsmjs Delia Ballinger and Addle Kenuedy visited friends nt Kichmond a few days recently.... Mrs: J. P. Swisher is visiting relatives at Versailles.Ind... 31r. and Mrs. Frank Crist have returned from a visit to relatives at Thorntown,Ind..;.MIsOrpha Crist is vlsitlngrclativesat Woods's Station.O Prof. C. W. Farr. wlfo and child, of Wlutleld. Kan., are the guests of relatives here. Mr. Fair is professor of "zoology in th Southern Kansas College, at Wintield... .Messrs. Harry O'Byrce and Elmer Dennette aud Misses Adah Colescott and llattle Kimball, of Brookvllle, called on friends here Sunday afternoon..;. Miss Minnie Portertleld, of Richmond, and Mla Hattie Ford, -of Union City, were guests of Ell Wasson and family Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer have returned to their home at Washington, D. C after a vUit of two weeks here, guests of relatives Rev. Henry R. Pritchard. of Indianapolis, gave two interesting lectures at tbe Christian Church Monday and Tuesday evenings. M Atllson. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hildreth, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs. Capt. S. F. Hildreth.... ilc Aurora aud Sepple Koehbrare lutbe city, called here by tbe serious Illness ot Miss Maud Hutch-lua-s.... Married, John s. Wyatt and bailie Hawkins, Joseph Adams and Geneva McCoy ...Miss Fauule Carter, ot IndlauapoMi. 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Robes, in plaid .combina September, but demand Street . guest of Capt. 8. M. Strader and famllf.T?TMr?. v. u. ;ucLiana ana cnuaren are eumniering ai Hanover.. ..Miss Maggie Pye, daughter of the late Rev. John K. Pye, is here vuitin old friends.. ..Dr. Barclay, of Lexington, Va Is in the city. ...Mrs. J. w. Garrison gave a lawn fete to Trinity Church In the Madison Hotel Thursday night Dr. E. M. Wiley and wife, of Harrodsburg, Ky., were In the city Thursday.... Hon. M. D. Wilson and family ha v 'returned from Morrow, O. Marion. Mrs. A. E. Steele and ton Fred left Thursday, for nttsburg....Mrs. George Steven sand daughter. Miss Bessie, of Springfield, 0 are vKUu Marlon friends.. ..Miss Florence Cavalier, of Springfield, O., is visiting her feister. Mrs. E. C Middleton Miss Yinnlo Hamilton is vlsltis; friends at Wabash.... Miss Lydla Call baa returned to BluCton, after a short visit with Marlon friends. ...Miss Caroline Hubbard, of Hertford City, Is Tisiting Mifcs Beatrice Hall.... Mrs. 8. M. Gadden, of Chicaco, is visiting the family of C. H. Hamilton.... Mrs. Ed Raber. of Fairmount. is visiting her Sarents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. O, A ckernian JJr. oseph JIallev and daughter. Miss Ida, were tho guests of Indianapolis friends Thursday Mi's Essie Prins is visiting friends at Muncie Miss May Harris, of Chicago, is the guest of Marion friends.... Mrs. Irene D. Folincr left for her home at Colorado Springs. Wednesday, after an extended visit with Mrs. 8. C Beshore. SLe.was accompanied by Miss Rose St. John, of this city. ,i..Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Custer left Thursday cn a sir weeks trip to Woonsocket, Dak.. ..Mrs. IL Joseph and daughter Myrtle, who have been the guests of Mrs. A. A. Stubbins, left Wednesday for their home at Mat toon, I11....1L L. Bert and family are visiting at Warsaw. Slllton. Miss Mattie Charm an is tisiting Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Olive Williams returned heme last week from an extended visit wltn friends here Mrs. Tillie Kinder, of Counersvllle, visited friends here last Friday.... Miss Msceie Conley visited her mother and sister last week. ....Ves Ganse and wlfft, of Carthage, visited Nathan Ganse last week.... Mrs. Henry nelms, of Indianapolis, Is vlMting her mother, Mr Christian L&nnes.... Blind Tom will be one of the attractions at the musical congress, Aug. 8 and U.. ..Miss Leota Elliott, who has been visiting friends here, returned to her home at Fort Wayne lat Thursday Messrs. Praak Callawav and E. P. Jones and Mioses Bessia Heath and Mattle Gritiith spent Sunday at Miss Mai ie Manlove's. west of town.. ..MUs Laura Warnjuu is the guest of Mis Flo Needtam....Mlss LlbMe Lemmon visited Richmond friends last week. ... Miss Mamie Roeers. of Pendleton. Is vlU1ng Aaron Morris and family. ...M.' I- quarterly meeting at their church this morning and evening. Rev. Sargent, the presiding elder, will conduct the services. , " Monteiuraa. , Mrs. Carrie Harris was called to her borne in Cincinnati by a telegram on Tuesday announcing the dangerous illness of her sister-in-law The two children of Jerry Carkery, of Columbius O., returned with their aunt, Mis Ma) mo Arn, to visit here several weeks.... Mrs. McGinty, outh of Indianapolis, la visiting her son, ilicLacl 21cGinty. :' MudcIa. . ; Mrs. J. A. Wachtcll is home frara Warren InL ....Mrs. Will Brown, of New Castle, is visiting her parents cast of the city, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliaxi Kibble. ...Mrs. S, U. Hurler and Mrs. Keeler vtie at Eaton Park, Tuesday Mioses Abbo and KatJe Keuchiuan aro visiting friends at Nw' Ca tie-. - CoL Will nolloway rcnt the week with Muncie friends.... Messrs. Carl Spllker, Giles Collins and Vernon Davis, with their u ivt . left Tuesday morning for Mt. Clcmans und ether summer resorts, to remain several week. ...Miss Sadie Little, of Chicago, who hA been the guest of Muncie friends, returned home Thr.rslay. ... Mis Neliio Thomas left Wednesday fur the North to remain several weeks Mr. Margaret March is visiting friends at Detroit, :tkh MaJ. J. K. Oetrander, of Richmond, n.ittd his rmny friends here the past eefc....Mb Mary Hemsob n, of Louisville. Ky., is tbe guest ot Mr. J. A. Heinsobn and family., ..Mr. Fred Van Nature and sitter, Miss Carrie, aro the guests of Mrs. J. A. Brownell and family.... Mr. and Mi. P. It. Crabbs, of Kansas City, uro visiting tho family nt Mr. o U r?si. M.r fc..,tfi Mullierrv streW. ....Mr. and Mrs. P. T. King are -peiuilt;g tho summer among the .Lues of Michigan.. ..Mrs. Catharine Ksowlton is visiting friends nt iH'nvcr, CoL. ..Mr. Perry S. Heath, of Washington. D. C. Is shaking hands with his tnany Mnacle friends... . Rev. U. II. Siphtr and wile aro vlkitmg relatives at Allegheny City Mrs. M. C. IUvnuvrand Mls Mamie are. spending a lew we'k at pctoakey, Mich... iics lialsy McMilUn. who has been attending vhool at Washington City, D. C. arrived here Friday, and will make ter home with MrJ. J. F. Wildtnau....Mr. and Mrs. Will Mar&h eutertatned a bout nity little ladles and gentitut'ucu Friday Uternoon, Item 4 to 7. In honor of their son Wjors uxtb birthday. Their elegant boiui? was decorated with flowers,"inot delicious refreshments were served, and each littieguc; pronounced it the must delihtrul party of tte reason.. ..Mr. and Mr. Jcrse VUuwwuaua MUs Mamie Sprankle aro home from Cstir trip to the Indian Tcrritary....Mi Agnes Howe leases Monday morning xor i iuca;w. --c? .- a viU spend fvo weU with Mr. nd IJLrs. E. LI, (Continued saSUti Irl