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ARTr INVITED TO VISIT CAPITAL'S ARTISTS The Indiana Artists club has invited members of the Richmond Art association to be its guests in Indianapolis Saturday, March 12. Visits to the studios of several of Indiana's most prominent artists have been planned, including those of William Forsyth. Cliftoil Wheeler, and several studios in the Union Trust building. Among those located in the Union Trust building who have exhibited here recently .are: Carl Graf. S. P. Baus, Mary ' Chilton Gray and Paul Hadley. Sup per will be served to the guests at the ; artists' club and later the guests and their hostess will visit the galleries in the John Ilerron Art institute. Mrs. Myra Richards will speak on sculpture in the galleries that evening. Twenty-two members of the Indiana Artists club spent a day visiting in Richmond last fall. Members of the club travel over the state and are noted for their hospitality and gather ings held in Indianapolis, their head- j quarters. Urge Notification. Art association members of this city who wish to accept the invitation of the Artists' club are asked to notify Mrs. M. F. Johnston by telephone or by letter not later than Tuesday morn- . ing. The invitation, which has just been received follows: "The Indiana Artists club wishes to i have the members of the Richmond I Art association as its guests Saturday afternoon and evening, March 12, for the Indiana exhibition at the John Herron Art institute. We would like to have you anive in the city about 2 o'clock leaving the interurban car at Irvington to visit the studios of Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Forsyth. From their 6tudios we will come down town to see the studios on the fifth floor of . the Union Trust building., At 5:30 a ..picnic supper will be served in the club rooms of the school building of the Ilerron Art institute. After supper we will visit the exhibition. Mrs. Myra Richards will speak-on sculpture. We have endeavored to arrange the program so that all festivities will be over by 9:30 o"clock so that our out-of-town guests may be able to return home the same evening. "I think I may say that we will be very happy if we can make you enjoy yourselves one-half as much as we did in Richmond. ,.. ' "Very sincerely yours,. "ELIZABETH U. -HOUSER." - ... (Secretary. Indiana Artists club.) mTTrrTN. . Ind. The Friends' quar terly meeting held here at the church was well attended. The Rev. Andrew ; Mitchell of. Riqhmond delivered a splendid address, after which the business session was held. .'. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart o! Richmond spent - Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. KODerr Stewart rar. i. o. U1 : went to Chicago Thursday to moot his mother who has been in the west witn Tier daughter, for several months: She came to Indianapolis and will make an indefinite stay with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy O'Conneli;-who is very sick... Mr. and Mrs. Wr. L. Hood of Chicago, came here Friday night and stayed until Saturday evening with his sir.ter, Mrs. Linnie Hood, and then went to Fountain City to attend the funeral of ; Mrs. Hood's adopted brother, Thomai tl Brennen, held Sunday Miss Lucile "A Johnson of Earlham spent th'? weekn end hre with her parents, Mr. and T: Mrs. J. C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cox of Anderson attended Y quarterly meeting Saturday and spent Mhe night with Mr. G. F. Walton and i family... . .Mrs. Sarah Demaree return- " ed Saturday from several weeks' visit in Ind'anapoltB. . . .Mrs. Curtis Grooms and children of Bradford. O., spent the IS werk-end with her parents. .. .A numb r from here attended church services at Straughns Sunday evening SvMrs. Edna Manifold and children of 2; Millvllle pent from .Wednesday until Z Saturday with Mrs. George Teed and Z children Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hill .-moved back to their home here last i week. . . .Francis Asbury's class of the I'M. E church Sunday school met labt, ; Wednesday afternon at the home of - Mrs. E. S. Morgan Tag day given by the patrons of the library here to help defray expenses of the library, '"will be observed Thursday, March 10. " . . . .Mrs. Silas Marshall Is critically ill. . . . .Mrs. Cora Shawley is ill. . .Misses .i Edith Ogborn and Lulu Ifuddleston spent the week-end with the latter's .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Huddle- ".; ston at Fountain City Mrs. Edna ';: Ohmit and Mrs. Harry Kinneman were hostesFeis for the Mothers' club at the former's home last Thursday afterti rm Mpc Vpanl- Olfip rrnrl q verv '-interesting paper and the program was enjoyed by all present Mrs. J. C. -Johnson entertained a number of friends Monday afternoon at hrr home '"n r,r hev nie.-e m r v. Ti itiatt . who was enroutc from New York to ,.. ir, Paii'a,ie Pr,i Mrs Thn. ".sou had a very nice program consist- ' ing of readings and music During ' - the social hour a dainty luncheon was ' served by the hostess. Guests present were Mrs. E. S. Morgan, Mrs. Thomas THenby, Mrs. Hunnicutt, Mrs. C Ilerbst. Mrs. O. E. Stewart, Mrs. T1 k- ! Mi Thoma3, Mrs. Opal Walton. Mrs. Frit ker, Mrs. Frank Oler, Mrs. Aldo Cain, Mrs. T. J. Butler.. Mrs. Forest Macey, S Mrs. B. L. Hiatt and Mrs. I B Iliatt 1 The Walnut Level lodge nnd Jacksonburg lodge will have work SaturJ! day night at the I. O. O. F. lodge here. "A large crowd Is expected. . Funeral services for Mrs.. John Shaller were held at the home Sunday afternoon. ....Rev. F. C. Knowles had charge. Interment was Jn the South cemetery. ......Mrs. Minnie Murray is quite 111. . . . .Mrs. Robert Stewart was called to : Centerville Tuesday morning by the illness of the little daughter of Mr. and fv Mrs. Clyde Watt... .Mr. and Mrs. W. f: E, Floyd entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scbune,Bian of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Henry iHess, Mrs. Flora Ferguson of Milton, ??Ml88 Celia Huddleston, Miss Bertha Swift and Mr. William Schuneman, in ij. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schuneman8 first wedding anniversary..... Mrs. Sarah Htdgepeth returned to her 3 home in Union City Friday after a two 5 weeks' visit with relatives and friends. - Miss Lora Henly of Mooreland. spent Saturday and Sunday here with "her parents. . ; .Mr. Eubanks and fam;.;Ily moved here Tuesday from Connersvllle to Mr. Edgar Huddleston's prcp"l erty. . .". Master Charles Cs Guilford t lEdiaiiapolis is here visiting his grand-

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Miss Ella Tarrants feeding chickens on her oil farm, and, above, a picture showing her old home and the new one she is building from her oil money. Twenty-one years ago Miss Ella Tarrants became owner of a 200-aere farm near Bowling Green, Ky. It was willed to her by an old lady whom she had nursed for some years. For twentv-one years Miss Tarrant and her family made a bare living x from raising tobacco and corn. Not lonjr ago oil was discovered on the farm. She gets S36.U00 a year. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oler Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fagan attended the funeral of a relative at Greensfork Sunday Mrs. George Peed and. children spent from Saturday until Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pierce, near Millvllle Charles Waddell and family moved Tuesday from thp rnnplan1 farm c-mtVi rf trwr ! to their home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland moved Lack to their farm Wednesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Mardis will move into the Copeland property" here Mrs. Ruth Bertch and Mrs. Gladys Barnhart, north of Cambridge City, spent Friday with Mrs. George Peed Mrs. T. J. Butler and daughter Jean spent last Thursday with Mrs. E. S. Morgan Mark Mendenhall and family of Richmond ppont Sunday afternoon here with relatives. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, who fell last week on some ice near her home and broke her arm, accompanied them homo for an indpfinitf. tiv nonlc for an indefinite staj ABINGTON, Ind Mrs. Evorott Wissler called on Mrs. Jacob Shank, of Phiionwr.n.. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ora i-"arKs of Boston, nre th parents of a baby feirl: Mrs. Parks was rormeny miss Beraice I)ye. of this i Place Mrs. Anchor L-Mstner of Phi-! loroatn is nursing Mrs. Ova Parks, at! the home of Mr. and Mrc Emmett Dye.! Mr, nnrt Mrs. Ethel Woinr and' I family movod into thp J. O. Plqnken-1 rom property, at Philomnth. Wedn.-s-I nay ...Mrs. Fd. Hunt railed on John ! Leistner TMirednv afternoon Mr. 1 ana Mrs. Kimer Deer visited Mr. and ; Mrr M. D. M'-Csjphland Friday. Mrs. ! .MCt.a.Tirtna, wno nns prn in poor: health for n rnmh.T of week?, is not; i improving. .. Mr. and Mrs. Rm Tosch- j log nnd family of near Richmond, call- j ed on Mr. and Mr?. R?n Weiss and i family, Thursday evening Mr. ?nd Mrs. Alonzo Wood and children. Edith and Lawrence, visited Friday c oring wiih the former's father, Aron Wood. ."...Miss Inrz Turner. Miss Carrie Hoover and Warren Hoggs were the guests of Miss Mabel Sherman of, Brownsville, Thursday eveninc. . . Miss t r,'t! T.. ried in Richmond Thursday. . .Eugene ' Yager of Adanrdon, W. Va.. visited; over the week end with Miss Dorothea, ; Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family Sunday guests of Mrs.; Elizabeth Tice and son Charles were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tice and children, i Louise and Marjorie. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Tice and children. Lester and i Gladys 'ar.d Mrs. Ella Mathy and son, ! Lester, of Cincinnati.. .Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Omar and family were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glunt ' nnd "nu,-v "ndt Mrs- P11!?5 Bertram. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tosc.log of I" fountain City, and Miss Jeanette Merkamp were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bon A oiss and family. Callers Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. V-& Toschlog and family. Mr. and Mrs. T" T" j ht.. ii : i . orr .-. 1 1 "uu T ' all of Centerville.. .Mr. and Mrs. Gale , Smoker and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smoker attended the golden wedding celebration of Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan Lamott, of Centerville, Sun.''day - CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Mrs. i Frank Smith is ill Miss Charlotte i 1 -. t . 1 - .1 i 1 I ewmau nas DPtn eniiuuyeu as uook i

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0 1 keeper for the American Casket company to fill the vacancy of Mrs. Lemuel Crockett Mrs. Fink of Columbus has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. Charles Driggs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohmit and Miss Alicti Bradbury attended the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hanerd at Richmond Wednesday Dan Drishel is ill The Franklin Quartette of Franklin, Ind., which gave a splendid entertainment Friday night at the Baptist church, under the auspices of the Baptist Young People's Union, may appear again in Cambridge at the opera house some time in April.... Lee Pitman is seriously ill A free demonstration of electric washer3 and cleaners at Community hall, Church street, all afternoon, March 11 Dudley Boyd is ill. Mrs. Clyde McMullen spent Thursday at Greensfork with relatives. BENTONVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Haulm and family entertained to dinner Sunday Mr. and Mr?. E. B.' Kinslow, of Lewisville, Ernest Hauhn of Cambridge f'ify, Frank Davis of Pennville, and Russell Whirley of Germantown. . . .Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Irwin and family called on Mrs. T-aura Mvers south of town The W. C. B. C. met with Mrs. Harrv nesdav. March 2 ". Weaver Wed- . .The Tr'iangier band and the Boys' Mission band will meet with Miss Margaret SniW Sunday.... A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Wedding Friday, Feb. 25 ....Mr. and Mrs William Stevens is 1 visit.inc their daughter. Mrs. Wilhnr KMlem this v,-pfk The domTtic Fcrnro girls will serve lunch to the pupils Friday Glenn Walters and family were periously pased bv fumes from a base burner Tuesday, March 2, but is better at this writing. GREENSroRK, Ind Mr. ard Mrs. Harry I?oyd and family are vi;-iiing with Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin Boyd Mrs. Anna Bennett is i'l....Miss Edith Pickett, Raehel Gwin, Jay Nichols, and Herschel Metteret attended revival meeting at Nettle Creek, Wednesday evening Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harry Boyd and family returned to their home at,- t,-k r-nivin n,BROWNSVILLE, Ind. J. D. Grimes spent Thursday in Richmond visiting relatives.. .Mr. rnd Mrs. Otis Stevens of Lafayette, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens and other relatives here. ..Mrs. Helen Gallaway of Rushville, came Thursday evening to take, care of her sister, Mrs. W. Mcln'c.sh. who fell and injured her hip Miss Minnie Freeman and Russell Hawkins spent Saturday and S'indav. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holmes, at Richmond. Harold Dale spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. Euna Gear... ..Mr. and Mrs. Charlen Keller, of Connersville, are now staying with John Maze Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gieee of Connersville, spent Thursday night with Mrs. John Giese Miss Marie Phifer and Mrs. V. D. Fergerson of Connersville, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lafuze Mr. j and Mrs. Charles McDorgal entertain-; ed Rev. C. F. Callou, of Rlanchester. I a Qntni'lav niVit nnrl Rtinilav Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wiser and family spent Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winters, at Conner.sville Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moore had il f- At.. 1 M.. as irifir ubis oumiiiy, :ur, anu ;ui

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ON GIFT FARM Cooney and Rev. J. A. Sampson, of f'enterville. Miss fSror-e Pnlln nt near Liberty, spent the week end with ! Mr. ami Mrs Pverett stevenc ; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maze and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parks and sons and Miss Ruth Parks spent Sun day visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walt-

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lncr. near Abington... .Mrs. George pme Mr. meoaore i.ouk i uu mc Jobe spent Tuesday with her aunt, j sick list Mrs. Oscar Hawkins visitMrs Tirllr Swallnw Mrs fienre-o ! ed Mrs. George Calkins and Mrs.

Maze and son, John, spent Saturday afternoon with friends in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. John Eshelman and children of Connersville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lafuze. CAMPBELLSTOWX, Ohio. The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs. Alice Swisher Thursday afternoon Heber and Mabel O'Hara spent Sunday with Frank House and family.. .Harry Aydelotte, wife and baby, Re P. V. Harris, wife and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Windmiller Oscar Oard visited his mother, Mrs. Sarah Gard and Cliff Gard. wife and daughter from Thursday until Sunday night. ... Quite a number from this place attended Pamona Grange at Eaton Saturday The Lanier girls and boys' ba?ketball teams will play here this coming Friday evening.... The Monroe girls' and boys' basketball teams oiayrd here last Friday evening. The Jackson girls won; score 9-0. The Monroe boys left the floor about nine minutes before time was up and 1 1 h tt crriTi c-1 rrnl 1 ti t r O r o t- - r sf Ihe Jackson The Christian Endeavor monthly business meeting was held at the home of Miss Ellene Button Mond;iy evening A St. Patrick's program has been arranged for the next Jackson Grange meeting which will he held Thursday evening, March 9. The follows: Song by the Grange; reading, j nra inrimiller ; violin solo, Joo Sheffer: voeal solo. Mil.) Stegall; "The Historj- of St. Patrick," John O'Hara: p:ano nolo, Glenna Leory; vocal solo, Lester Ben ham: "My Trip Through Ireland," Supt. E. E. McClcllan. GREENSFORK. Ind. Mr. and Mr?. C. Davis and daughter. Alice, of Olive Hill, and Airs. Alice Byrd spent Monday in Newcastle visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis Mrs. Ed Allen called on Mrs. R. J. Grubbs Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tipton went to Richmond Monday afternoon. ....Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Dennis and daughter. Marie, and Mrs. Alex. Abbott of Dayton spent Monday afternoon here Russell Yntos. who underwent an operation af Muncie. is reported as petting a!onr nicely..... Mrs. Laura Isaacs spent Tuesday night with her father. .Tosiah Collins.. .Mrs. Lindville of Medford. sr- -nt Monday and Monday night with Mr. ,".nd Mrs. Everett Tipton losinh Collins was called to Kentucky Tuesday eveniug j to see hiK mother, who is ill Mr. j and ?drs. L.v Burg, and Mr. and Mrs.; Ernest Burg and daughter dined with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grav Mon.-lnv Mr ! and Mrs. Ernest Burg have moved toi near Williamsburg Miss Dorothy Gwin spent Tuesday night with Mary -

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Myers Mrs. Earl Ridge, Mrs. Florence Bish, Jessie Stanton, 'Dorothy Gwin, Lena Stanton, Mary Myers, Helen Ridge, Grace Stanton, Kathleen Ridge and Ruby Stanton spent Wednesday evening witfi Mrs. Faye Grubbs. Light refreshments were served. " " BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mrs. Austin

Glover spent Tuesday with her; son Monday afternoon Mr. and! Mr. and M ler, Mrs. Hinshaw of near Foua-lMrs- 1aul Beard visited with Mr. andjmond shopi

moth tain City Mrs. Oeh Retter called on j Mrs. James Newman Tuesday after noon.... Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Pearson entertained Miss Gertrude Cox Tuesday night Mrs. Wesley Newman, who has been troubled with a bad cough all winter, called on Dr. Martin of Carlos Tuesday and he pronounced her trouble chronic bronchitis. .. .Ot

wel Anderson's are moving this weekied to dinner Monday Mrs. John Catey. to the Mrs. Shellenbarger farm near Harry Catey. Will Catey, Miss Bessie

Center. His son-in-lawrHarvey Reed and wife are moving on his farm.... Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Engle made a trip to Winchester Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ozbun are moving to Ridgeville this week Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hinshaw and little son spent Wednesday with Mrs. Hinshaw's par ents Levi Ogbun and Austin Glover are making some fine maple molasses which they are selling at 52.50 per cation Travel' meetinc was held Tuesdav night at the home of Mr. andj Mrs. Charles Mann Rev. Viola! Johnson will preach at Jericho Sunrtnv mornina and evening Mrs. R.;c n Thornburir returned home f mm i Muncie the forepart of the week. Her brother Bert rum remains about the same Will Hodson, son-in-law of nun Enele had his rieht arm broken Tuesday" when he tried to crank an j niitn'mnhile Clvde Hockett is suf-i fering with a. broken finger which he sustalned in cranking a truck. He is the son of John Hockett of Blooming port. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndsay Canaday and son visited Mrs. nam Rnekhofer Sunday A very pleasant surprise was given recently on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogan of near Whitewater. The evening was pleas- j antly spent. Music was furnished Dy several men from Richmond and Mr. John Hawkins. Refreshments were served Those of the party were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogan and three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Con Zurwell of Richmend. Mr. and Mrs. Strader and daughter, Mis3 Jessie Jones. Mrs. Lucy Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogan, Mr and Mrs. Joe McKee snd son, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welsn ano .Mr. ana Mrs Kirkman of Whitewater, and Mr. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogan are moving to the property formerly owned bv Clee Pyle on Middleboro Charles Mayer of Richmond, Tuesday. Miss Marjory Darland spent Tuesday evening with Miss Mildred Hawkins and after supper they attended the illustrated songs and talk on "Missions" at the church. JACKSONVILLE, Tnd The public sale of Mrs. Viola Thompson, which was held Tuesday afernoon. was well attended Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Martin, Miss Margaret. Hood and James Dougherty were in Richmond Wednesday Izona Whit ton is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. William Cooney, of Pershins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and baby, of near Hagerstown, spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Odom were shopping in Richmond Tuesday Patrick Breen, a former resident of this place, is critically ill at his home in Greensfork Duke Personett of Pershing, was in town Tuesday Mrs. Viola. Thompson spent Wednesday afternoon and night at Cambridge City. CARLOS, Ind. The stockholders of the Elevator company held a meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday afternoon to elect directors. They retained the old board. .. .Mrs. Dan Engle was in Winchester Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ballenger entertained to rHmier Rnndav Mr. ?nd Mrs. Walter All Over Body When Six MontlisO!d.CouldHotSleep. " When baby was about six months old pimples broke out all over his oody. ineywere small and when h scratched they, would turn to a scale. At times his feet itched so we had to stick them in cold water and he couldn't 8leep. " I read an advertisementfor Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a sample. I bought more, and when I had used one cake of Soap and two boxes of Ointment he was healed." (Signed) Mrs. A. Loken, Skime, Minn. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are idea Uor every -day toilet uses . uip'iEkch Tnt by Ua'l Artdrau: "OntlcnrtLaboratorio, Ptpt H, MallM 4 . Mill " Sol, I rrerywherSoapioe. Ointmcnt2i and Mc. Talcum t6c. 2JS(FCulicura Soap aharvs without nu.

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Engle and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison and daughters of Econ-;Mrs. omy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle called on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adamson

fuuu7 crrning...,mr. ana Mrs. Ben ' Kinsey and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Johneon helped Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson move to the Clarence Love property Tuesday...... Mr..and Mrs. John Barklow called on Mrs. Harlan JohnMrs. George Smith Tuesday Miss i Bessie Catey called on Mrs. Bodkin! Monday evening Will Catey act om- j panied his sister to her home in Ar-1 canum, O., Monday evening Mrs.! John Catey, Harry Catey and Will! Catey visited with Mr. anil Mrs Frank Catey at Spartanburg Wednes day.... Mrs. Pete Hutchins entertaintaiey, Mr. anu wrs. waiter ox anu Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchins and little daughter, Catherine O. C. Stegalls are moving to their homo near Winchester which they purchased last fail. . . .Bart Burrough and family entertained Ed Stauton and family of Greensfork Monday evening Miss Marie Smith entertained her cousin Mr. Thompson of Richmond Monday evening Mrs. Dan Engle. Mrs. Charles Ballenger and Willie Hodson were sho Tuesday. Mr. Hod shopping in Richmond son broke one bono in nis wrist wnne cranmng tne ma- - nme uuie mmei jjauenger nas been very sick this week . Several from here attended the sales of Mr. Koonts and Jack Mills Tuesday. The Aid "furnished the lunch Ermine Swain of Richmond was in town Tuesday, also Orson Morrison or Economy Lilburn Martin and family moved to their new home south of town Monday. WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. Mrs. w. c. j'letu. iir. anu Airs, cnaries Jonnson, of Winchester, called on John Davis and Fred Gunckle and family at this place Sunday evening Mrs. Omer i-earce s iainer irom inaianapons, is spending a few days at this place Ed Ball, from Richmond, is visiting his nioiner .mi-, ana .mis. umer i-earce were in Richmond. Tuesday Mrs.i Frank Starr has been spending a few days with her mother Mr. and Mrs. ; 'They WORK while you sleep Take one or two CaFcarpfs ooca'-siop.-ally to kfep your liver and bowels Motive. When bilious, constipated, headachy, unstrung or for a cold upet stomach, or bad breath, nothing acts fo nicely as Cascarets. Children love thrm too. 10, 23, 50 cents. Advertisement. "Say It With Flowers" LEMON'S FLOWER SHOP 1015 Main Street Phone 1093 Druq Stores STEVE W0RLEY GARAGE Agents for MITCHELL AUTOMOBILES First Class Itf pair Work U S. Tires and Accessories 211-213 M. W. 7th St. Phon 4R7S i-BERTSCII SAYS J Why Pay More? bulk cocoa or;,. 2 pounds for dJKs Sterling Cash Grocery 1035 Main inillllflHIIIUIIIIHIIIHtllMIHlltMIIllMrHHttltlttllMIUIIIIIHIillllllllllMMIllltUHKII I BOSTON STORE j I n d. i aii i tl(IUItltlfllllt??:iMtlHH1tMHllHrtlllTnMI!imumflltlHIU;illilIHIlllMIIIIUIIIIIIrt

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Pitts this week..... Mrs. Levi Srdker, of Richmond, spent a few days this week with sister Mrs. John Paries of this place Mr. and Mrs. Harry ItiSgleman, Mrs. Alien Franklin, and re. Allen Oler were Richshoppers Wednesday Word has been received by Mrs. Frank Compton that Miss Winifred Compton is slightly - improved Mrs. Levi Sneidktr, of Richmond, was the gueM of Mrs. N. C. Piehl. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal were the guests of Charles Goodon and family Wednesday Do you know why it s Coasted To gooI In tha delicious ESurley tobacoo flavor. CIGARETTE We sell Palm Beach I Satin Yarn, fine for Hand Embroidery. LACEY'S Buttons 8 S. 9 St. Phone 17SS Covered Ow 1at Nit'l Bank FANCY ONIONS Per Bushel $1.00 E. R. BERHEIDE Phone 1329 244 S. Delivery 5th St. Free Fresh and Smoked Meats BUEHLER BROS. 715 Main Street The FAULTLESS CLEANING Co. Merchant Tailors Cleaning and Pressing Garments Called for and Delivered NEWSOM & STAFFORD 203 Union Nat'l. Bank Bldg. 8th and Main Phone 2718 V Ladies' ShopO Always the Best Values The Bread that is Sure to r - ti 1 Satisfy BREAD Th Loaf t -: k With the Oood Old Fashioned Taste Made by ZWISSLER'S t -. TRACY'S COFFEE Always Fresh Eat Your Sunday Dinner THE KAKDY SHOP 919 Main St. WEBB-COLEMAN CO. Ford and Fordjon Sales and Service Authorized North 9th Opp. Postoffice 1ASV-f.y until a i .'.v Tomorrow Glassrs that Should be Worn Today Clara M. Sweitzer, Optometrist 1002 Main St. Richmond F1 Henry J. Pohlmeyer Harry C. Downing Ora E. Stegall William A. Welfer Murray G. Dellaven Pohlmeyer, Downing & Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS Limousine 15 N. 10th St. Ambulance ' Phone 1338

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