Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1909 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOIilS RECORDER

* g-inume Carter’» Khentnatic Kemedy, wbicb c«r e6 Dan Carter and many otbera of Rhenmatism, bears the siffnatare« f — R P. BLODAU, The Manufacturer,— both <>b package and bottle. Any other preparation sold as beinff'tbe above described, is a counterfeit and substitute and should've rejected.- Look for the sifrnature. ROBT. P. BLODAU, DRUGGIST, 402 Indiana Ave. INDIANAPOLIS.

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DO YOU KNOW? That the undersig-ned, DAN CARTER, for many year a Policeman in Indianapolis, had Rheumatism and Kidne complaint for S years at intervals he was either cbnfined t bed or on crutches. He is now on full duty, complete! cured by this remedy. The above is correct. , “DANIEL CARTER” ^59-A fact that is well-known by the Patrolmen of the City—ASK THEM.

Send in your local and society new to The Recorder. New Phone 1563. Mr. L. J. Ferguson of Lebanon v s ited the Recorder Office last Saturday W. I). Lucas spent the holidays with friends in Chicago. - Mack Banks is quite ill attfiishome in.Nbrth Senate Ave. Otfs Johnson of Columbus, Ind., was ie-the city Saturday on business. Mr. Fred Mitchell of Indiana Unireisity is visiting home folks. John Carter is ill at his home on W. Pratt St. Mrs. Wm. Wilson, has accepted a position as Matron of the Senate at the State House. * Messrs Lymous McBride and Wm. Ed warns of Mt. Vernon, Ind., were in the city, during the holidays. Mrs. Scdie Reel of Sheldon St., entertained with an eight course dinner on Saturday. ' Prof. R.' A. Rocerts principal of the New Albany Public Schools attended the Teachers Association and mingled with old friends last week*. Mrs. Bessie >R)sby Phillips left Thursday for St. Peterburg. Florida. Miss Annice Brown entertained several friends in Monday honor of Miss Emma Jaxon of Wilberforce University. .• * * ‘Albert Boyd of Chicago, 111., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Katie Hadley, ISfU) Draper St. * iss v lara King has returned borne after'spending the liolidays with her brother in Chicago. Rev. L. P. Mitchell has changed his phone from the New to North 2016 Old phone. ' The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Beulah W. Porter California St. next Monday afternoon. Rev. G. W.I White, D. D., of Washington C. H., Ohio, while in the city spent a few days with his cousin, Mrs. H. D. Scott. Miss Margaret Robb entertained a number of friends at the home of her brother, Robert Lamand in East 22nd St. in honor of Miss Renia Beverly. S. R. Roberts was in the city Tuesday with a load of stock. Mr. Roberts is a well known and prominaet stock dealer and two loads of heavy stock at the recent Chicago Stock Show. Mrs. Mattie C. Driver, of Nashville, Tenn.Jias returned home after sp mding the holidays in this city with her sister Mrs* Jas. A, Scott of 1115 East 19th St. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Turd, of 817 Fayette St. entertained at dinner last Sunday, Capt. and Mrs. Geo. J. Cowan Lieut, and Mrs A. L. Means, Corporal Robt. i^asley, Mrs. N. Nyler and Sir Knighr Thomas Canaugh and Lady. Mack Thum^n of Louisville, Ky., visited his sister, Mrs. Mollie Bates, 816 Camp St., during Ymas. ’ * Martin Morgan 1311 N. Senuae Ave. .makes'a specialty of repairing Motors and Bicycles. Give him a call. Mrs. Mike Wells, 220 W. New York St. entertained Xmas in honor of her nephew and wife 31r. and Mrs. Robert Williams also the Musical Director ■ of the Smart Set and wife. She w^s assisted by M rs. Los Seaton and neice Miss Mamie Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Phinis Wagner. Captain Geo. J. Cowan and wife entertained for Damon Co., No. 1, U. R. K. P. at their home in 628 E. • ourt St., December 25th, 1908. The company presented him witli a handsome Morris Chair. %

Mr and Mrs. William Bell of 2026 Brighton Boulevard gave a party Xmas Night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. lark. A large number of friends were present. Three prizes w'ere awarded as follows: 1st Mrs. D. Jones; 2nd, Mrs. Wm. Clark; 3rd. Mr. James Haskins. Mr. and Mrs Street have returned home jrom New Albany, where they spent Xmas with her mother, 31rs. A J. Smith, of that city and were royally*entertained by by her. Mrs. Street received a handsome china Tea Set from Mr.Guy Smith of New Albany ""Mr. Halsey was in the city a few hours on Wednesday on her way to New castle to visit her brother, Mr. Hizer, and on her way back will stop in this city with her sister, Mrs; Lulu Hizer at 1035 N. Pennsylvania St. 3Irs. James W. Rich of 1911 Alvord St. entertained a few friends on Sunday afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Chas Johnson, Mrs. Felix Johnson, Mrs. Calvin Shipp, and their fripnd Mrs. John John Gibbs, of Louisville, Ky. 31 r. and Mrs. Oliver 31c owanof N. Western Ave. entertained at 4 o’clock dinner Sn honor of his brother, J. R. McGowan of Denver. Colorado, whom lie had not seen for 42 years. He w as accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Jeasie Harris, of Crawfordsville, there was a irappyy meeting, t overs were laid for 23. 31 rs. Harris returned on the 30th Mr. McCown will remain a few days and see some of the city. Mrs. S. Hardrick entertained forty young people, Tuesday aftelnoon, for her sons. The parlor and living room were tastefully decorated with bells, holly and red and green crape paper. The dining table was decorated witli ferns, large bows of red, and green crepe paper and candles. The curtains were pulled down and the cundles lighted when the guests were served. Mrs. Hardrick was assisted by her daughter Naomi and the Misses Ellen Thomas and Goidye Hicks Music and games were the features of the afternoon. Mr. and 3Irs. W. M. Johnson gave a debut party Friday evening, December 25th in honor of their daughter, Lavinia Jones. The house was decorated with Xmas decorations. “Oh, Promise Me.” was sung by 31 iss Laura Lawrence, formealy of Chicago, but now a resident of this city. A number of other appropriate selections were rendered. Miss Ellen Thomas entertained at a dinner party Wednesday, last, in honor of her company, miss Renia Beverly, of Springfield, Ohio. Covers were laid for ten. The following were present: Irene Hayden, Laura Bennett Myrtle West, Clio Thomas, Susie Young, Ellen Brookins and Evan Baptist. The Ladie’s Culture Club presented the old ladies at the Alpha Home each with a beautifdl apron, wrapped in Japanese Handkerchiefs and tied with holly ribbon. The old ladies were very much pleased with their fr%sents. Flora Hayes, Pres.

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REAL ESTATE AND RfcNTS For sale, 5 room cottage, Sheldon street, near 17th st., $1*00, lot 4oxl50 ft. Payments, $100 down, $1Z per munih. Sruotu cottage. Roach street, half square from car. North Inuiaa^poilis $ii. o room residence North West Part modern 2oOO—ZOOdowu balance montnly. For rent 5 rooms, ohefliela ave-., Haughville $:o. ^ tor Sale 5 room Cottage, Eugenia st, N, In 4 diauapows,$i3co: jiOo uown j>i3 pet month, i’ or .sale or Trade-4u acres ol farm land South era Illinois.easy terms. i For sale? vacant lots, Tremout & Clark st. $Z50;-pa.> uieuls Uovt u auu j>1 per week. , For sale vacant tot N, Indianapolis #2o0; $10 down o per nioutU. I For sale 5 room cottage Yaiides st near 23rd $12oo - 4>iUO down $i2 t-ei mouth, t 1 For sale, N. West si near, to; 7 rooms and

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The LaPlaza Club DANCES Jan. 14th and and Every other Thursday evening thereafter. All persons holding Invitations are cordially invited A&Atf. FARLEY & TURNER Mgrs

Mrs. B. t .Jackson of Detroit, M ich. enteutained a number of friends and guests during the holidays. The

The Carnation Club gave a dance at the Ethiopian Hall, Christmas%fternoon and night. The were about 75 people in the hall. Those coming from out-of- own were: Ben Johnson,

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v;iss abel v itchell, Miss Beatrice Holt, Elmer Green and wife Johnnie Crump, Will York, Juck Boss, I^y Brown, Henry Roefo d and iwatthews

Johnson all of Brazil.

Rev. H. C. Frankln, preached two very good sermons Sunday. This be-

out-of-town guests were S isses Flora f inti a Yery good day> t i iele was a large

White and Lizzie Wateis Booth of num oer present.

Indianapolis and Mr. Ralph Thomp-

son of Toledo Ohio.

The Young People's South Side Choral celebrated their Annual Dinner Wednesday, December 30th, at th home of the President, Nirs. Celia Maxey, 540 Jones St. The Proverbial Turkey with Cranberry Sauce and all other palatables of the season were prominent features of the day. Miss Cora Taylor of Shelbyville was the guest of Miss Lillian Maxey during the holidays. Mr. and "'rs. J. *. Braden chief and w ife of the True Reformers were guests of Mr. and Mrs Maxey in

Jones St. on Xmas day.

Prof. C. F. Stokes of the Terre Haute Public School was in the city last week attending the State Teachers Association. He was the guest of Mr, and ‘ rs, M. W.,Turner at dinner

last Thursday.

Mrs. Mattie Grggsby in 3Iartindale Ave entertained Christmasofternoon with an eight course dinner. The out of-town guests were 31 r. and Mrs Robinson and sister of Shelbyville, Ind.

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Wanted—Piano pupils; Mrs. Kate Harris Cheatham^lllS N. West street At Gauld’s Pharmacy ALK-RHU-BIS, the wonderful rem edy for all stomach disorders, satisfac tory results guaranteed or money refunded. Ask us about it. GAULD’S PHARMACY, 601 Indiana avenue.

Don’t be afraid!| It won’t hurt Kuykendall 8c Huffman. Dentists 513 Indiana ave. See them today

Q. W Beasley & Co. Renovators and decorators. See us for tine w ill papers as we are furnishing the homes of tills city with something that no other firm in the State can furnish. We show you fine wall papers in all the latest styles and fur nish the highest ideas of decorations We clean your hftme or fine wall paper paint, paper or renova’e. Pensons de siring to select wall papers can see Mr Beasley at his main'office529 W North st or at Room 12 Parker House Old phone Main 5660; New 1661. Watch our adv. each week.

Minstrels on Easter Monday. President Charles Humble of the Sumner League has placed the ar rangements for the annual 3Iinstrel and Promenade to be given by this well known organization in the hands of the committee and already the talent is being selected and plans made for the greatest ever. The date ol Easter Monday has been secured for Tomlinson Hall, and many new feat ures that will totally eclipse some of the best minstrel aets of the day are contemplated. Watch the Recoider next week. % Club Observes Anniversary. The Fifth Anniversary of the Research Club was celebrated last Wednesday night with a special progrmme at the home of Mrs. P. E. Booth. The program included Piano Solos bj the Misses Iphegenia Coles 'and Grace Smith, Vocal Solos by Misses Breadie and Grace Barber, and Papers “The Literary and Social Life of our Club’ by Mrs Addle Jones and “An Appreciation” by Mrs. Gertrude Hill For the social hour there was birthday party. In the center of the table there was a large birthday cake with five blue and yellow candles. The decorations for the rooms were Xmas garlands and‘blue and yellow the club colors. Mrs. Anna C. Clayborn, presidenof the Club was assisted in receiving the members and guests by the committee having the program in charge, the hostess, Mrs. P. E. Booth, Mrs. Mary E. Beck. Mrs. Ida Sweeney, Mrs Susie lark. Mrs. Mary Gardner, and Mrs. Ella Walden. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Iphigeneia Coles and Miss^Mary Love, both student at Oberlin^

Mr. J. R. McCown of Denver, Colo, and 31 rs. Jessie Harris of Crawfordsville, have returned Nome after spending the holidays with their brother Oliver McCown of N. Western Ave. whom he had not seen in 42 years, and an elaborate turkey dinner was given in their honor. Covers were laid for 23

Mrs. i has. Taylorgave a dinner Sunday in honor of her mother and father Mr. and virs. Spear Pittman. Those who were prestent were Andrew and William Pittman, Berth Pittman and Miss Blanche Louise Pittman Miss Hanna L. Dunson, after Jiaving adeliguful visit with her sister > rs. H. G. Witt of 604 Agne St. has returned to her home in Richmond, Ky. where she began teaching. The Benedicts one of the city have issued cards to a reception Friday, January 15th, at Masonic Hall. Russel Smith’s orchestra will furnish music and the affair promises to be strictly elite. The officers are Thomas W. Simms, President; J. B. Timlierlake, Vice-Pres.; J. D. Porter, Secretary; Chas. Chavis, Treasurer.

For Sale, vacant lots on 42nd st. 1 square ol Fairvtew car uue, oo, eat> pa> uieiits. 1* or oale 4 room collars, Lincoln si aoutliside, $1460; 91I1UU0W11 per m iuiti. For sale 4 rooms mile.) ave Rauifnville near ICtu $1250; pay uieuts $iuu Uowu $lz per iuouiu. Foi rent 9a6 Uismark ave 4 rooms $8.00 .6 rooms 724 Jtclmoat ave. $10 00 For sale 5 room Coltaife W, 10th just west of W est st $.700. Lot faces 2 streets, a fine investment, Iol33xib0 For sale 4- room cotfatfe, Traub. Ave North of rtuichitfan. street, Hautfhvtlle. $1*00 payments $50.down ana ilo. per month tot rent 3 rooms 1609 O^deit st $8 00 For Real 3 rooms, 974 Colton, street For Rent 7 room modern bath, Fayette,St. $16.00 per moutn' For Rent, 3 room, 6-4 Airne s t st, 7 00. 0 For Kent 10 rooms modern, N, Senate ave, 28 00 . ... For Rent, 5 rooms, 1636 Martindal aye, $8.00 For Rent, 3 rooms up stai' - s,lo46, Martindaie ave. 4.00 ' * For rent, 8 rooms down stairs, 1546 Martindale ave, 5.UO. Store room. DZOGnyetie st. for rent, 12 00. For rent, 3604 Lynlall st, 4 rooms, new bouse. 8 00. For sale. 4 room cuttatre N. Indianapolis. West 27th street, on car line, 1,000, 75.OOdowni 10 00 per month. •’’or sale. 4 room cot ta ire, Wi ndall ave. n^ar 21st s'., half square of ;iew Fall Creek boulevard. fine shape, 1500. part cas b. balai.ce time 4 room new cottaye. East .Vlichtyan street, in Tuxedo Park, 1400, 7.i 00 down. Accident aud Heaitb Insurance Have your Home and Household yoods Insur ed. Ayents for Old and Tried Companies. J. WALTER H0P6E, Agen 636 INDIANA AVt PHONE 1173

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Mrs. Jas. Bell and daughter Euelina Snell entertained several of their friends with a tea Sunday afternoon at their home, No. 11, The Windsor* The dining room was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and ferns. Those present were Misses Stella and Florene Thompson,Myrtle Miller,Nellie Fernon, Katye Duncan, Theresa Lewis, Annice Brown, Emma Jaxon of Wilberforce University, Mrs. G.Carpenter, and Mrs. M. Phillips.

Open house for the E. C. Morris

H. H. Abel, Jas. B. Gamer, R. E. Abel ABEL BROS. (Succesiors to Jones & Abet) Undertakers & Embalmers 423 W. OHIO STREET. Good Service, prompt and reasonable Large Chapel for services Lady Attendant New Phone 2481

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Mrs. Sadie Reed in Sheldon St. entertained with an eight course dinner cn Saturday afternoon, December 26th A number of guesUwere present. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and 3Irs. Robinson of Shelbyville, Ind.

The Old Year and The New The years are books, In which to write; Deeds of the light, Or, of the night. The book of nineteen hundred eight, Is closed and sealed forever; We ne’er can open it again, To change a deed, no never. We can’t erase a single blot, From the year that passed away; But with God’s help we can improve The year that begins to-day. Ring, ring ye bells, With gladsome chime; Farewell old eight, Welcome new nine. —Bertha A. Hogan A few members of Damon Co. No. 1 U. R. K. P. presnted Capt. Cowans with a Morris hair as a Chrislmas and Birthday present. Name H. D. Scott, A. L. Means and Wm. Lewis. He prizes the chair very highly. Well! Look, Mrs. Susie Anderson has moved to 324 Iniiana Ave. I must say my best advertisements are never printed: they are around town, ladies are wearing the hats and feathcleaned, curled and dyed that came from my store—of course they tell their friends about me. A pleased customer is the best advertisement. The following is a clipping from the Campbellsville Notes: The finest display of Millenery art ever s own in our little city was placed on exhibition in the <\ M. E. Church by the Millinery class of Mrs. Susie Anderson of Indianapolis, Ind. The ladies hats built by our young ladies under the direction of Mrs. Anderson were the finest line of hats ever shown in our city. Mrs. Anderson is doing a work for our people, teaching the young ladies to make hats for themselves and not to depend on the otner race to furnish them hats. Com - mercial enterprises among the Negroes are what we need. Please give me a call I know I can please you. Mrs. Susie, Anderson, , 324 Indiana Ave.

Missionary Society proved quite enter. 1 These low prices will be for sixty days to taining. Quite a few’ of the different advertise our new ground floor location churches represented in the evening | This is a rare opportunity to get your eyes were favored with readings from Paul correctly fitted at low prices by Drs. Boyer

Lawrence Dunbar by Mrs. Lessie Dav- & Boyer.

is also instrumental solo by Rev. G. W. 1 ■

Ward of Mt, Zion Baptist Church. On Jannary 15th the society will meet with Margaret Johnson 909 No. California St.

Mr. J. M. Johnson and Mrs. W, H. Gallaway entertained their sisters Mrs. Wm H. Jackson and v. jss J. Virgil Jackson of New York at a formal reception at their residence 705 North Senate Ave. Friday Jan. 8th, from 2 to 6 p. m. and in the evening entertained a number of friends in honor of their ,sisters birthday. They have been entertained at a number of dinner parties and will leave for New York on Jan. 19th

* Installation. Sumner Lodge No. 77, Rising Sun Temple No. 20 and Phillips Lodge No. 22 installed officers at Sumner Lodge Hall, Blake and North Sts. C. W. who has benn the Financial Secretary some 12 or 14 years is now W. M.; H. Brandsfordis now Financial Secretary Paul H. Turner son of M. W. Turner Deputy G. v>.; James Watson R. Sec’y M, W. Turner, who gave the Lodge its name 2s years ago andwho has served the lodge as Treasurer with credit to the lodge and himself for 21 years is now serving his 22nd year. S. Hardrick the most efficient worker is chairman of the Trustee Board and is Pres, of the building committe. Under his management we are successful in buying a $4,000.00 piece of property at 1222 N. Senate Ave. Jerry Bradshaw is now serving about 16 years as chairman of the sick committee. We feel like there is none like him as God said of Job; you can call him any hour of the night, the answer is “here am I”. Subscribe <orT>i« Recoider,. ao| fear t*

JO-HE OIL the KING of all remedies. 3 oz Can 50cts; 12 oz Can $1.50. JO-HE PILLS for the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and blood, 25c per box. When all medicine and dogtors fail write to the Jo-He Oil Co., 505 Indiana Ave, Indianapolis, Ind, Willis Clark Special Agent Don’t forget Willis Clark’s corn and bunion medicine, only 25c per box.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders entertained at dinner on New Year's day at their home in Vermont St. in honor of their mother Mrs. Gallic J Sanders and neice Miss Maggie Sanders of Lexington, Ky. Covers were laid for eight. 31r. and Mrs. Spencer Henderson left Wed., for Chicago after spending the holidays with Mr. aqd Mrs. Wm. James. A sixo’clockdinner wasgiven in their honor Tuesday of last week, covers were laid for ten. The East End Needle Club will meet with v rs. Wm. Bell 921 N. West St. next Friday afternoon. All members are requested to be present. Y. M. C. A. Notes. Prof. A. M. Hall will be the speaker at the “Monster Meeting” which is conducted under the auspices of the Colored Y.M.C.Ai in Jones Tabernacle. Prof. Hall is on the faculty of the Indiana University at Bloomington and is a scholar of note, all nten are urged, to be out as a great treat is in store for them; In addition to Prof. Hall Mr. Aaron Thompson, Indianapolis’ negro poe 1 will give several of his original poems. The Colored Y. M. C. A. Orchestra will render a 30 minute program and the great male chorus will sing the “Glory Song”.», Aij men are invited. The Wednesday night Bible Class is creating a great deal of discussion on the various topics which are being handled Such subjects as Clubs, Theatres, Cards, etc are taken up and discussed. You are invited to come and participate in the discussions;they are open and no on is gagged Come let us have your opinion. Rev. D. F.

’*) lie Recorder” is devoted particularly to the interests of th* colored people of Indiana, frue Tear SI Six Months k jc * hr** V>*ths 26

She Is Wonderful! IS THE VERDICT OF ALL WHO HAVE CONSULTED Madam MIZRAH ■ the World renownea Palmist and r 00 Clairvoyant > She brings Success, reunites the separated, removes family troubles and correct advice in Business^ change^etc. No matter what your troubled are this wonderful Lady will help you Thousands are made happy by her ad vice. Don’t fail to see her.

Palm Reading 10 cents A Lucky Stone Free with general Readings Honrs 9 a. m to 10 p m. 307 VIRGINIA AVE.

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GEO. A NICHOLSON - Wholesale and Retail Dealer in All Kinds of— Fresh and Smoked Fish, Oysters, Turtles, Frogs and Sea Food. Store, 230 Indiana Ave

New Phone 2366. W. W. HYDE Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law Notary Public, Pension Claims filed Vouchers Executed. Real Estate loan Room 317 UNITY Building. 147 E. Market St. SHELBYVILLE. 31rs. Chinn, mother of Mrs. Henry Davis, is here visiting relatives and friends The missionary circle will meet with Mrs. W. G. Hines next Thursday.... Miss Ursa *• organ left Louisville, Ky., and will go to Nashville, Tenn., where she w ill make her future home.... Prof. Lewis, Street Hodge, John Hodge, Misses Cora Taylor. Ella Martain, Ada Johnson, 31r. and Mrs. Emanuel Montgomery, Mr. and virs. C A. Grisson heard Booker T. Washington at Indianapolis, last Thursday night-.. .Wm. Morgan bf Louisville, spent Christmas with his brother. Rufus Morgan, of Hoganville ...Prof. Frank Anderson and son, Everett, w: re here visiting last week ... v rs. Fank Stafford aVid neice,Miss Teverra Alexander, spend one dav last week in Indianapolis Miss Fracis Miller of Indianapolis, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hicks, south of tow n M rs. Wm. G. Hines is on the sick list Henry Cass and son Robert of Union City, were here visiting last, week...; rs. William Grissom of OJ^ lahoma City, is visiting her brother, John Curtis, and relatives Miss Ella iller and Mrs. Anna Griffin have re urned to our city, after spending the holidays at their homes in Indianapolis.. ..Tlie city schools opened Monday morning. Jan. 4, 1909, with a large atteddance Everybody loves everybody from on, according to the good testament, that were given in on New Years. We are all going to do better and we will feel better. Thank our Father for the hope of it any way.

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Complaint for Divorce S ate of Indiana, Marion County, ss: In the Circuit Court of Marion Countyin|tbe State of Indiana : No. 17120. May Boyd vs. John Boyd, BE IT KNOWN, That on the 7th day of Dec ember, 1908 the above named plaintiff by her attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion county in theState 6i Indiana, her complaint against the above fnam ed defendant, John Boyd and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person show i n hat „atd defendant is not a resident o he state of Indiana, and that action is for divorce and said defendant is a necessary party thereto, and whereas said plaintiff hav, ng by endorsement on said complaint requir ed said defendant to appear in said Court andS answer or demur thereto on the 23d day of Februarv,1909. Now, Therefore, byorder of said Court said defendant.-last above named, is hereby no ti fied of the filing and pendency of said com* plaint against him, and that nnless he appears and answers or demurs theretoat the calling of said canse on the 23d day of February. 1909 the same being the 20th judicial day of aterm of said Court to be begun and held at the Court House in the city of Indianapolis on the First Monday in February. 1909. said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. .. LEON ARD M. QUILL, Clerk A. H. Dickey, Atty for Plaintiff. 10 Baldwin Block.

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