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Cha® Naylor, of Chicago, Is visiting Prof. J. P. Naylor and family. Mrs. bucg, Black and her sister Mrs. Forsythe, spent Sunday afternoofa in Brazil. Russell and George Cooper, of , Indianapolis, spent Sunday here with j their mother. Miss Aletn Calvert has gone to Poseyville to spend the summer with relatives. Everett Jones, of Bedford, spent Sunday with liDmefolks. Win. Koehler, of Brazil, spent Sunday here. Miss Klsle Marshall, of Crawfordsville, is here to attend summer school.

Born to Mr. and Mrs Frank Toney, a daughter, Sunday. William Grogan went to Ft. Wayne Monday on a short business trip. Rev. Beewan went to Indianapolis on Monday o attend a meeting of the Indianapolis Presbytery. Fred Hays, who is traveling for a Chicagio Tailoring house, is here for a visit with his father, F. A. Hays. Mrs. John Dodd and daughter went to Russellville last Thursday to attend the funeral services of Dr. Slraughn. Mr. Irving Brown left Sunday night for his home in New York after a visit with his brother, Dr. W. V. Brown

Mrs F. J McWhirter, of Indianapolis, S|H*ut Friday here.. Dr. and Mrs. McConnell left Fri-' day flor Kansas City for a short visit. Miss Gail Marshall has returned i "to Shoals after visiting Mr and i Mrs. Ferd Lucas Mrs. T, E. Darnall, of Greenfield, is here visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H. C. Rudisill E>r, and Mrs. Hutcheson left on Monday for an extended trip through the west and the northwest From here they will go to Colorado ana Utah and then on to Los Angeles Cal., where Dr. Hutcheson will attend the American Medical Association meeting, to be held In that city, June 2d. After leaving California, Dr. and Mrs. Hutcheson will come home by the way of Washington State and will stop at Yellowstone National Park for several days

Mrs. Nancy Sackett, of Cloverdale, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sackett. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, who live In the north part Of town, is ill of pneu-

monia.

Mrs. Kate Kleinbub of Indianapolis, came Friday afternoon for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Edward Hanneman. Mrs. Wood, an official of the Girls' Detention School at Clairmount, was here Thursday Hjokinc for a girl who had left the institution without permission. The girl had come here and was at the home of a sister, in this city. The girls name is Addle Strange. Mrs. Wood took the girl back to the Detention

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The ifjunty commissioners met here las' Friday and Friday afternoon w-ent to Madison township to stake off the lines for a bridge to he built over Long Branch at the Marshall Ford.

Father McLaughlin left on Sun • day for a three months' visit

in Europe. He will go direct to Newton Stoner who lives on a ♦tome naif will spend a short tiuia sma'I tarm in Madison township, is tht re. Father McLaughlin expects critically ill. Mr. Stoner is suffri ■ to spend the month of July on the i ing from general debility ard also continent ard August in Ireland his from carbuncles on his neck Ills

home country. While on the contient, he will visit Germany, France, ; Switzerland and many other of the j European countries Father Leonard of Syracuse, N. Y. will have have charge of the church here during Father McLaughlir’s absence, rath- | er Leonard probably will not arrive i her* until the latter part of thiS|

week.

Mrs. Frank Ader, of Chicago, j who has been here visiting for the past few days, was called to Wa- |

condition is said to he very seri ous A bro'her, Albert Stoner, of Carbon, is attending him Mr. Stoner is the man who sells postcard pictures of a freak maple tree,

which stands on his farm

H. L. Moreland has been elected to the superintendency of the Sheridan schools He is a graduate or DePauvv and the Indiana State Normal. He was formerly superln'cndent of Largo. The selection of Mr. Moreland is announced after ron-

•baiih, Ind. on Saturday by the seri-j several applicants I Iitp-

ous illness of her father.

Miss Hadde Daggy and Miss j Katherine Daggy spent Friday in

Terre Haute.

J. M. Martin left on last Saturday lor California ou an. extended business trip. Mr. Martin ha* mining iulereflts in California. Mrs. S. A. Hays aud daughter, leD Friday evening for Bay View, where they will spend the .'timmer

on Pioneer,

Several of the lodges of the city re planting t.o throw open their odfte rooms for the visitors here ou July Fourth The Elks have announced that the Elks lodge room will be an open house for the ladies on that day. The lodges are working in co-operation with the Nine O’clock Tea Club to make the Fourth of July celebration cne

grand suceees

Cassell Tucker has returned from an automobile trip through the •weteeru part of the sta’e and the eastern part of Illinois. He, with a fraternity brother, left Greencastl* insmertiately after the graduating •exercises Wedi esday on the trip. Fred Thomas has purchased the sprinkling wagon, formerly owned by James Roach. • Dr. and Mrs. C T Zaving delightfully entertained a number of their friends Friday evening ar dinner at t5ne Ttjrr Farm just west of town A number of the guests went to the Torr home on the 4;tj interurban car while others went down in their automobiles The dinner—a sumplious and elaborate fried chicken spread was given in honor of Mrs. F. D. Ader, of Chicago, who is here the guest of friends and relatives. 2'he company left the Torr home at near ft o'clock, the limited interurban ear east making a special stop for the party.

How can the baby grow strong if the nursing mother is pale and delicate? Scott’s Emulsion make* the mother strong and well; increases and enriches the baby’s food. Dr.Vaft.

The case of Gretcben Stalcopp of Worthington against J. N. Robinron Norton Co., a Louisville wholesale firm, to quiet title was decided in the Putnam County Circuit Court today when the jury after having been out K> minutes brought in a verdict in favor of the woman. The case originated wtnn Mrs. Stalcopp deeded a piece Of property In Clav •City to her daughter The mother formerly had been in the grocery business in Worthington and had failed leaving an indebtedness of $1650. due the wholesale concern. The wholesale house levied on .Hie property Mrs. Stalcopp had deeded to h>r daughter. Miss Stalcopp. in her defense alleged that the property was deeded her in payment for services as clerk in the mother’s

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The death of Newton .1 Stoner, i ge 57, occurred at his a tune in Madison township, it near 7 20 o'clock Friday night. The fune.al services were held at the Little Walnut Baptist church at 1 1 >’ .vi< Sunday morning. Burial In the Baptist cemetery. Rev. A. M. Love officiated. Mr. Stoner was born and raised on the farm on which be died. For the past year he had given up farming and sold postal cards showing a picture of "Siamese Twin Tree ” which is located on his farm. He sold the postal curds in many towns in this part of the state and was known as the "twin tree man." He was never married and two brothers, George Stoner, of ihis city and Albert Stoner, of Carbon, are his only immediate relatives

Mis. Lottie Hallett who has been visiting Miss Emma Jones for the past month left on Monday for Chicago. Misses Eleanor and Lloyd Bierhaus left ou Monday tor St. Louis, after visiting Miss Agnes Sharp. Miss Luella Gilmore left Monday morning for her home in Crawford, N. J.

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Miss Katie Ford returned to Princeton Monday after a visit with her sisttr, Mrs. K. E. Sharp Miss I'rsul Coffman, of Roachdale, spent Sunday with Miss CJletis Williamson. Claude Hunt and Jake Hodler left Monday for Denver, Colorado to spend the summer. Mrs. John Sillery, of Carpentersville spent Sunday at J. L Handel's. Miss Mary Rosenboiuugn returned to Evansville today alter visiting Miss Florine Gobin. Dr. W. R Hutcheson has sold hist HupniDbile to Andrew Hirt. Mr. and Mrs. John Strang of Fox Ridge, are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday night. j’i ue B.oomingou Elks ’ use ball .earn will come to Greancastle lor a aame with the local Elks :;e.;t Friday. Mis McKim Duncan went to l rawfoidsvillt cm last Monday for a i isit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs O. M. Cuffing Mrs. G. W Bence, Mis Frank Spinrier aud Mrs. Albert Daggy upeiii Sunday in Indianapolis with Mis. .Mattie Stiog Bell. Miss Buelah Walton, daughter of Mi . a: d Mrs. Lem Walton, who live a.iout -1 miles somh of town, is ill of typhoid fever. The four-year-old sou of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, who live ou Green street, is ill of diptheria: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meikel, Mrs. VI. D. Ricketts and son, Douald and Miss Katherine Kleinbub spent Thursday in t rawfordsvilie, making the trip in Mr Meikel's car. Attorney B. F. Corwin was in Crawtordeville Monday to hear the finding of Judge West, of the Montgomery Circuit Court iu the case of the Big Four against Albert O l.ockridge for the refunding of damages allowed by the Putnam Circuit Court. J. v. Durham, of Russellville spent a few. hours here Monday with his son, Vndrew Durham Mr. Durham was on his way btmie from a stay at French Lick. Sumuer Woody, who has been here visiting his parents, Profess*!' and Mrs. H. G. Woody, has returned to Kansas City, Mo This week will see the close of the present term of court. The work of the term, which began May 1, will be completed by Saturday and the summer vacation will then begin. The next term of court will begin the first Monday in September. Miss Klonnle Gladys Houck, daughter of James A Houck, formerly of this city but now of Indianapolis, recently received second prize in a senior essay contest, at the Sltortridge high school. Mthough is only a sophomore at the high school, Alias Houck entered the contest with the seniors and succeeded in wlrning the above mentioned prize. George Girton, who lives near Reelsville. is seriously ill. Mr. Girton suffered a sttoke of paralysis recently and he has been in a serious condition since that time. Mrs. C. T. Peck left with a party at Indianapolis Saturday to make a tour of Europe. The company will he known as the "Hoosier Party" and is made up of persons ftotu various parts of the sfare. The party will tour Ireland, Italy, Scotland, France, Germany and many other of the European countries.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smythe and Mr and Mrs. George M. Smythe, of North Salem, Mr. and Mrs William Smythe, of Terre Haute; Mr and Mrs. Charles Sillery and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newell, of Carpentersville, were here Sunday the guests of James L. Handel and Miss Naomi Randel. Mrs. Hill of New York, and Miss Whitsent, of Jonesboro, who have been here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Port Ledbetter, left on Thursday for the latter's home, where Mrs Hill will visit Miss Whitsent. Sheriff Stroube has received papers for the admission of Miss Iva Firestone, age 24 of Russell township, to the home for the Feeble Minded at. Ft. Wayne The woman has been cared for at the county house for several months. She soon will be taken to Ft. Wayne Governor Marshall has appointed Ctol. C. C. Matson of this city, and also the other members of th* State Board of Tax Commissioners, as delegati*#, to the international tax conference, to he held in Richmond. Va., Sept. 5-N. Mrs. Paul F'jynter, of Sullivan was appointed a member of the Board Of Trustees of tlie Woman's Prison, at Indianapolis. Mrs. Poynter is a former DePa uw girl. Mrs Earl Ellis, who livis about 5 miles west of town, is critically ill of typhoid fever. Miss Edith Bayne, of Indianapolis, a trained nurse, is nursing Mrs. Ellis. V. Girton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Girton, received a broken arm about uiiit) o'clock Friday afternoon w hen he fell from an appU tree. The bone was broken iu three places and the arm was dislocated at the elttovv. He was taken to the office of Dr. Tucker who dressed the injur;.. While the Injury is o -erious, it is most painful. Mr and Mis. Girton live near the A. C Stone quarries. J. H. James and J. L. Randel of Gieencastle, were here Wednesday and disposed of the Elizabeth Payne property o” Meridian street to Diner Britton, purchase price $FiUb. C. F. Rice purchased the M. J Byrd business room ou Washington street which was sold by Col. G. C. Blaydes at public outcry on last Saturday afternoon Mr. Rice paid $2200 for the building aud hhs leased same to W. H. Myers for five years -Roachdale News William Comeback has returned (tom a two weeks' visit in St. Louis. Dorsey .Mead Anderson, who has been attending school in Minnesota, is here Ob spend the summer with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Saltmarsb, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday here with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Mary k Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson and Dr. J. F. Gillespie left Monday morning for a six week's trip in the west Dr. Hutcheson and Dr. Gillespie will attend the annual convention of the American Medical Association a Los Angeles, Cal., on June 26. The Sunday morning special on the interurban made Mnoffier fast run Sunday morning. The car left the station at Terre Haute at 6 o'clock and arrived at the station at Indianapolis at 8:57 o'clock. The car made the distance of 7 2 miles in 117 minutes including all stoi>«. Many places it is necessary to run at a slow speed on account bf sharp curves. The corner stone of the new East Tenth Street M. E. church was laid Sunday afternoon at 4:20 o’clock with fitting ceremonies ip the presence of about 1 000 persons. President Harry King of Mttores Hill college made the principal address. He •praised members of the congregation for their aggressiveness in raising funds for the new structure. An address was made also by Dr H. A. Gobin, vice-president of DePauw university.—Indianapolis Star.

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Miss Millicent Foss is visiting iu Spen cer. Mrs. Flare Detro and daughter, Lorene, spent Sunday in Clay Ci'y Mrs Robinson, of Greenfield, is here visiting Mr and Mrs. G. F Glasscock. Miss Addle Harrison, of Paris, Ky., is visiting Mrs. Luck Black and family. (.Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bowen and daughter attended the horse ahow at Roachdale Saturday Mrs. Fraaees Hediton aud children bate returned to Ft. Branch after visiting Mrs. Lena Selby. Miss .leap Stroube, Miss Florence Klein and Mjes Ruth Stroube attended the horse show at Roachdale Saturday afternoon M. J. Edgeworth, of Kankakee, \ former Putnam county man, vvas here Saturday. Mr. Edgeworth is iu the stone crushing business Mrs. Emma Crawley BeunoF, of Salt Luke City, is here the guest of! her mother, Mrs. Thomas Crawl *y j who lives just south of town. Misg Edna Swesiey, who has been here visiting college friends, left on last Saturday for Bluffton for aj short visit returning to her home in Omaha. W. B. Vestal is wearing a liund-j some new Manilla straw hat sent ; him by his son, Capt. Curtis Vestal, 1 who has been stationed iu Manilla! for some time.

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W. M. Met; Alt I HEY Physican and .Nurgfxm. Office In Evana Block, No. r || Jackson Street. Residence, corner Bloomlnital an Seminary Streets. Telephones: Office 2 27; r«* ;i||

VV. \V. TUCKER Physician and Surgeon. Office, Vine Street, between Wui| ington and Walnut Strets.

Professor Evellyn Riley, of Cornell University at Mt. Vernon, la., j is here for a few days’ visit w ith , brr parents. Rev. and Mrs. A. T. i Riley. Miss Riley will leave in ai short time for a trip ‘limner. Eu-j

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.Mr. and Mrs. J. \Y. Pur man und son. Robert of NOblesville, and Miss Lena Foreman, of Charleston, Hi. who have been here visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sellers, all went to Noblesville Saturday.

Dr. O. F. OVERSTREET. Dentist Office in Bence Buildln,', South VI* Street.

Money to Loan On farms and city propertj4 long time, interest | Asburv II. il imiei. K Y\ isl "I GreeiiCM

Cruel and inhuman treatment by] husbands and wives is the most pro-| lific cause of divorce in Indiana ! Divorce figurfs compiled in the office of State Statistician Brolley! show 1770 of the 4,632 divorces! were granted during 1910 for this 1 cause Of the canes in which cruelty was charged decrees were given the ( wives in 1,228 cases and husbands 1 in 4 22 case*.

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