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RAY THORNBURG DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION AT RANDOLPH HOSPITAL WINCHESTER, Ind., Oct. 19 Ray Thornburg, 35 years old, died Tuesday at the Randolph county hospital, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis on Sunday morning. He 13 survived by the widow and two small children. Close Schools All schools in the county will be closed on Thursday and Friday to per

mit the teachers to attend the state Teachers' association convention at Indianapolis. Hold Funeral The funeral services of Mrs. Caroline Fisher, 65 years old, wife of David Fisher, were held in the Maxville church, west of the city, Tuesday. Mrs. Fisher dropped dead in front of the Hardman laundry, this city, Saturday ' afternoon. Her home was six miles northwest of Winchester. Oldest Resident III Mrs. Louisa Smith, who recently celebrated her 98th birthday anniversary, has received two falls in the past two weeks and is now confined to her bed. Her condition is thought to be serious. Mrs. Smith is Winchester's oldest resident. Marry in Farmland William Stuck of Greenville, Ohio, and Mrs. Caroline Hill, of Saratoga, were married in Farmland Monday at the Christian parsonage, by the Rev. 1). U. Lusk. They will reside In Saratoga. Circuit Court Notes Suit on promissory note, Shad S. TCarr vs. Roy Noffsinger and Ezra Noffsinger. Suit on claim, Grover Tetters vs. Etta L. Jackson. Suit for divorce, Flora E. Norrls vs. William C. Norris. They were married Sept. 17. 1902 and separated April 1918. Abandonment is the charge. Oil Demonstration A tractor demonstration for oil and fuel tests on the Curry farm, west of the city, will be held Thursday. An expert on lubricating oils, sent out by the state dppartment. will lecture. Friends to Speak Dr. Hilda Clark, who is head of the Vienna. Austria, mission, in the work f the American Friends service committeo in that country, and Edith Pye, f Eng'and, are to speak in the Friends church Monday night. Oct. 24. Turns In Funds. County Clerk. Charles Daly, has turned over to the county treasurer. f".70.S2, as fees collected for the quarter ending Sept. 30. Stock Yard Report. During the month of September, the Leavell and Hubbard Stock yards, of this city, received 4.012 hogs, 396 calves. 77 cattlo, and 713 sheep. The firm shipped out to the National Live Stock company. Cleveland. Ohio, 39 carloads: Powell Brothers, Indianapolis, 11 loads: Meeks, Porn and Miller, East Buffalo, New York, four car loads; Brinklan. Wood and Beck, Pittsburgh, Pa., four car loads. Case Venued. The Xene Y. Smith case has been venued from the Delaware circuit court at Munci to the Randolph clrult court, and his trial is set for Nov, 9. Smith is an ex-police commissioner, and is charged in the indictment with murder. The case when it conies to trial probably will attract a great deal i of attention. Hold Home-Coming. The tenth annual home-coming of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. of Farmland, was held in their lodge room. In Farmland, Wednesday night. A large rrowd was present. There were speeches, music, and an elegant banquet. Corn Worm. Much of the corn in Randolph coun ty is wormy and moldy and will no r!oubt shorten the expected average r onsiderable . The trouble seems to be more in corn grown on sandy soil than in the black or clay ground. Farmers are busy now shucking the corn. To Entertain. An entertainment will be given at the Relekah hall, this city. Monday evening. Oct. 31. Those attending will be masked. An express train has been beaten by twelve minutes by an eagle which liiced it over a distance of eighteen miles. BONA O. W. P.fre Co. Coff Roaatwn LafatHttm. Ind. oxpciRctca, a ""THT - To get the utmost enjoyment coffee can give y drink ONA Coffee There is a satisfying flavor and fragrance to a cup of "Bona" that will give you the keen coffee enjoyment you so long for.

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o'clock dinner for a party of twelve! guests here, at Rose Corner farm, ; Sunday evening. .. Mr. Robert Talbott j was a guest of the Bond brothers, at Quakertown, Sunday evening Mrs. Harry Young of near Hickory Grove was a guest of Mrs. Celia Richardson here, Saturday Mr. Barnard Brown and family and Mrs. Lester Wright, all of Brookville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Holder, here, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hull, of Connersville, entertained a number of their friends at a chicken dinner here at Rose Corner farm, Sunday ..Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Talbott and son, Mr. Robert and Miss Myra Osborne, were shopping in Connersville Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stoll of Connersville, entertained a party of eight of their frineds at a delicious chicken dinner, here, at Rose Corner farm, at 6:30, Sunday. .. iMrs. Dell Groce and daughter, Elizabeth Jeane of Fairfield, spent Saturday night and Sunday here with relatives. ..Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Groce, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hubbell, Mr. J. M. Talbott and family asisted Mr. Mac Hubbell with their barn-raising, at their farm near here, Monday. .Mrs. Jenie Leech, was over from Connersville, Friday, and spent the day here with relatives j ..James, Jr., born to Mr. and Mrs. James Huntington, in Liberty, Oct. 12. congratulations Mrs. Pearl Richardson and children of Eli's Creek visited relatives here, Thursday. .Mrs. Mary Vocd3 and son, Mrs. Jesse and grand-son Wayne Bunyan, of Libetry were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods, here, Friday night Mr. Geo. Leech of Richmond, was a guest of his mother, Mrs. Abbie G. Leech, part of last week. Mrs. Anna Brookbank and daughter. Miss Freda, spent the week-end with Mr. Clarence Carmicheal and family at their country home, near College Corner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Groce entertained at a delicious high-noon dinner at their farm, near Bentley, Sunday, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hubbell, and daughter, Helen Jane and Carol, Miss Elmyra Osborne, Mrs. Hazel Hubbell and daughters Alice andd Elizabeth, Mr. Geo. Hubbell and family and Master Robert Talbott. . .The carnival at the school building here Friday night was quite a success, there was a large attendance and everyone enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the old academy. A EI NG TON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wood and children Edith and Lawrence, Miss Myrtle Miller, all of this place, and Welton Peirson, of near College' Corner, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, of near Liberty. Mrs. Martin was formerly ; Miss Emma Miller. Mr. end Mrs. Victor Borrodaile and ' son Howard, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fender and daughter, of Centerville Mr .and Mrs. J. M. Higgins and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin - Morgan and daughter, northwest of this place

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There were about 60 present The I Wright orchestra and John 3trahan ! furnished excellent music Mrs. George Mikesell continues quite ill Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills of Ander son, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thompson and family of Webster, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beard called in the afternoon Misses Idona Cox, Elaine Nickols and Catherine Coggshall attended the lecture course at Huntsviile, Saturday evening Mrs. Pete Hutchins and daughter, Eilene were in Winchester Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kiasey and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kinsey Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alyea and family visited with Russell and Nellie Morrison Sunday Arthur Githens is working in a glass factory. The Home Economics class will meet Thursday afternoon. Oct. 23, with Mrs. Edward Catey. Subject for Cuticura Soap Clears the Skin and Keeps it Clear Sons, Ointment. Talcum. ?5c. prywhere Smp" fnt of Cttliiui LaoTi nu, LepV X, MaliUa, Umi 'iiiunimiiiiminiHiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiHtumiiMfiniiiiHiiuHniuimitHitniiiiiiuiuiR RICHMOND Today j Frank Mayo in' . The Magnificent Brute It Also a Toonerville Comedy TiimuiminifiHiininiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiuiiiumnnHiiimiiitiiiiiutiiitHiHinituiiniui PALACE Today SESSUE HAYAKAWA In "LI LING LANG" Also "The Double Adventure" and a comedy Jack Bessey Stock Go, presents Pollyanna" PHONE 16S3 for Seats NEXT WEEK Geo. Cohan's Musical Show "FIFTY MILES FROM BOSTON L with a Richmond Chorus

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discussion ta ;Care -of 0x4 " Sclt " to be led by Mrs. Mary Swindle and Mn. Blanchfl. Bart let.. .Dr. C. E Martin spent , two clays last Wek. &U Lafayette.. . . k Vivian Lane -ha been 111 Mr. and Mra, t Caleb j-.Ventress and daughter have returned; to their home in Michigan.'. ."..Mrs. "Harry4 Swain, Mrs.GIea Lane and children are staying with Mrs. Alonzo- Ventress Mr. and Mrs. George Fox have" been papering their home in Carlos City, and have partly moved Albinaa Coggshall is still on the jury at Winchester.. .The son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fox was hurt Saturday" evening by a horse, but not seriously... ..Fred Doll was badly hurt with a circular saw recently.. .. .Mrs. Harry Powell has been staying a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hor ton Bane, near Williamsburg.." "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Crgan Concert Orchestra BIG GIRLIE WEEK Last Times Today "LAST NIGHT" SIX GIRLS ; A miniature musical comedy with NINE PEOPLE, featuring" EARLE CAVANAUGH, the Broadway star, two comedians and a girlie , chorus of SIX . BROADWAY BEAUTIES. Special scenery and gorgeous ward-r robe. - , - : . MOSS and TATRO Blackface comedians in new songs and saying3. FENWICK GIRLS Two classy girls from "Harmony Bay". Some act. ' -- - WILLIAM DUNCAN in . "Where Men Are Men" Five Reels "of Real Thrills Coming Thursday , HONG KONG MYSTERIES 4 ' Orientals. "Where do the Ducks i Go?" To the first three person coming nearest to the solution of the above question we will give each a live duck. PHINA and CO., an aggregation of 'colored artists. CHAS. SEMON, "The Narrow Feller". BEAUTIFUL Today and Tomorrow BY J. ERNEST DIRECTED BY 1 PRODUCED BY SUBMARINE FILM CORPORATION DISTRIBUTED BY GOLDWYN -

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