Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 20, Number 12, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 September 1889 — Page 8

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THE MAIL.

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

PERSONAL MENTION.

Adolph Osgg was In Chicago this week. Miss Grace Keyes has entered Coatee college.

Miss Alice Fleming will attend Cof fc* College. B. V. Marshall baa retained from Norfolk, Va. 1

Mr*. S. Henderson will visit in Charleston next week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith are east on a pleasure trip.

Miss Tbelda Da*gett will attend De Pauw this winter Miss Lilian McGregor returned this week from the east.

Clem Harper has been In Hutchinson and Wichita this week* Miss Mayme Hendricks returned this week from SUnesville.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Putnam hare returned from New York. Theo. L. Condron will return from Brown eounty Tuesday.

Ben Blanchard, of Hutchioson» Kan., was in the city this week. Rev. Hollingsworth and family leave on Monday for South Bend.

Mrs. Keller and daughter, Miss Mora, left Thursday for California. Mrs. Geo. Young, of Holdon, Mo., will visit Mrs. M. C. Routeahn next week.

Miss Liiale and Nellie Johnson, of Park street, visited in Paris this week. Dr. T. C. Ball attended the convention of mod leal men at Evansville, last week.

Ed Weinstein and son, Romeo, spent this week fishing at Lake Maxlnkuckee. H. J. Baker returned to-day from Kansas City where be has been on business.

John G. Williams Is out again, after a long and closely-oonflning spell of sickness.

Mrs. 8. M.Relnheimer, of Tuscola, 111., Is visiting relatives on south Fourth street.

Misses Lucy Routzahn and Annie Nichols will spend to-raorrow in Indianapolis.

Miss Mayine Whonhart will not return to Montreal, but will attend Coates college.

Miss Ella Irwin, of Shelburn, Sullivan eounty, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. M. Oilman.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Crawford and daughter have returned from Mt. Vernon, Ohio.

The new residence of Eugene Debs, on north Eighth, Is rapidly nearing completion.

Col. and Mrs. Cravens, of Bloomfield, were the guests of Judge and Mrs. Mack Wednesday.

Miss Kate Armstrong will attend the Episcopal college for young ladles, at Indianapolis.

Miss Idelle Kidder leaves to-day for Indianapolis whore she will enter the Classical school.

Mrs. T. B. Johns and family will go to Chicago next week to make that city their future home.

Mis* May Prlent entertained a number of her friends with a euohre party Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cox have returned from their bridal trip and are at the Terre Haute house.

Miss Carrie Peddle will entertain number of young lady friends at lunch eon this afternoon.

Mrs. Alonso Duddleston has returned from a visit of several weeks with her parents in Chicago.

Rev. Crum will take rooms with Mrs. C. C. Oakey at Center and Linton streets in about two weeks.

Miss E. J. Arnold will return next wees irom a three montns' visit among relatives In Mlrsourl.

Mrs. Dr. Armstrong and children will leave in a short time for a visit in the south for their health.

Will McKeen leaves next week for Baltimore, where he wlU enter John Hopkins' University.

Miss Alice Qulg®, of Indianapolis, who was the guest of Miss Lulu Filbeck, returned home yesterday.

Miss Kva Hedge*, of Ba&nvllle, Ind., Is the guest of the Misses Adair, on North Thirteenth street.

Miss Hattie Look wood, of Lafayette, will arrive next week to enter the Normal tor the winter term.

Mlss Trma Thomas went to Princeton this week where she displayed her art work at the county fair.

Ed MoFJfrewh has Improved In health very materially since be left Indoor work and went to traveling.

J. B. Wilder left Wednosday for Blooming ton where he will attend the Htate university this winter.

Mis* Carrie Peddle will retnrn the last of Hi'- ith to New York wnere *h* Wi«» heir art studies. j|r.sw4 Mr*. Thomas F, Ponham and family Tuesday for a visit of several ^ts In Kansas and Missouri.

Wilt I*#*** Mi pw ton at Q'BD.V "'1* »*d tatati« pcwttkra wit* w'n'lesslp leaf-rt house at St. Louis*

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Mrs. Theodore Hudnut and daughter will go to Cincinnati Monday. Mrs. Emily Long will go to Asheyille, N. C., and after a visit there will go to other points in the South.

Bruce itnd Ruseell Bemeiit and Ed Bindley will attend the Episcopal grammar school for boys at Lima, Ind.

Henry W. Smith will represent tho Cigar makers' union at next week's convention of cigar makers in New York.

Miss Vinnie Curtis will attend the High school and Commercial college night school during the coming winter,

Rev. H. G. Licb, attended the annual session of the Central Conference of the German Methodist church at Toledo, O., this week, f!J

Col. McLain has written from Washington that he will be here to attend the coming reunion unless the illness of bis wife prevonte.

Mis* Rartha Mayer was tendered very pleaaant surprise party at her home on south Sixth street Thursday evening

Mrs. Wlilliam Miller, of Scuth Center street, left Thursday for a month's visit with relatives in Missouri. She is now in St. Joe.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fryberger entertained the "Yankee Dime Club" Tuesday evening at their home on south Fourteenth street.

Miss Margaret Morgan, of Crawfordsville, who visited seVeral days with her cousin, Miss Madge Gilbert, returned home Wedneeday.

Mrs. F. M. Haberly and Mrs. Mary Deming will represent the Decorative Art Society at the banquet of the Indian* apolls Woman's Club.

Charles Stevenson and George Wolfe were at Lake Mills this week negotiating for the purchase of the Rock Lake hotel, the largeet house there.

Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Riddle have just returned from Mackinac where they spent a week very delightfully and where Mr. Riddle left his hay fever.

Herman Hulman will soon have a very valuable kennel of dogs. While south last week he purchased several blooded animals add to his oollection.

Miss Kate Yan Valzah has returned to her school In the east. Dr. Yan Valzah accompanied her and and will visit his mother in New York before returning.

Chas. Phillips has taken Joe Farley's position in the office of the Terre Haute Salt Company at South Hutchinson, Kan., and will remain there this winter.

H. E. Harrison, Mrs. A. B. Mewhinney, Omar Mewhinney, Mrs. D. W. Johnson and Robert Johnson have returned from a trip to Waukesha and the northwest.

Among those who will attend Depauw university from this city during the coming year are Harry Insley, Clarence Royse, Miss,Carrie Gloyd ^nd Miss Minnie Roys*.

Allen and Blackford Condit, and Frank Boudlnot will attend Wabeeh college this year. Allen and Frank Boudlnot are seniors and Blackford a

Mrs. Ban McKeen and daughters, Miss Nellie and Mrs. Thatcher Parker, attended the wedding of Mr. Gould and Miss Frances Martin, at Martinsville, Wedneeday.

Mrs. W. H. Fogas, eldest daughter of the late Asa M. Blaok, left for her home in Mt. Vernon, Ind., Tuesday night. Miss Alice Black will remove to Mt. Vernon in a few days.

Miss Grettie Holllday has recovered her health and will soon return to her missionary work in Persia. She was tendered farewell reception in Indianapolis Wedneeday evening.

Rev. Jno. L. Brandt will preach at the Christian church to-morrow at 11 a. ni. on "Earth, Hades and Eternity at 7 no p. m. on "Language, its uses and abuses." Everybody is welcome,

Miss Anna Baker, of Topeka, Kansas, who has been visiting her brother, H. J. Baker and ftmily, left Thursday after noon for St. Louis where she will spend a few day# before returning to her home.

George W. Hoffman has been admitted to partnership in the drug firm of Gullck & Co. George is a graduate of the Philadelphia college of pharmacy and has been employed by the company for nine years.

W. H. Armstrong will remove hi* family to Indianapolis in about tun weeks. He has rented the home of Sec*. Hal ford there for a period of sever*.! years. C. C. Oakey will take Mr. Armstrong's house here.

Mrs. Insley and daughter, Mrs. Ben Blanchard, have returned from Manit'iu Springe, Oil., where they spent the summer torthe benefit of Mr*. Blanchard health. Mrs. Blanchard tr'M remain in the city until Mr. Blantl^rd returns from New York.

Jamee Moore, of Sullivan county, and Miss Julia Halberstadt, of this city, we:. quietly married Wednesday evening the residence of Mrs. Shelby French on str»*t. Tb» most lnUouM»'^ !r «n!jr

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Leave your orders for Steak, Roast, Mutton, Veal or Lamb at Wahler's two markets, South Fourth and South First street.

All Meats strictly first-class.

Wm. M. Slaughter has for immediate —1» a very desirable two-story brick house, containing 16 rooms, located at the southwest corner of Sixth and Eagle streets. Also a first-class two-story frame house with all modern improvements, located on south Fifth, four squares from Main. To be sold cheap or exchanged for smaller property.

T. J. Griffith

has, of course, the finest trade in the city. This calls for the finest goods. He h»« them. He informs us that our coun try people buy the very fineet and best goods produced. They are posted per fectly regarding styles and quality. An invitation is extended to all. His fall stock is complete.

ball is truly the

nashional game an' if it wus a queshtian nf decidin' on a representative animal lusted uf a nashional flower I wuld suggest the empire. The old man tuk me to sea the Terry Huts an' Davunporte play the uther da, an' ez I had herd so much about the empire the first

queshton I axed him wus to show me the felier. It maid my hart ake tu sea thewaytha bullied that man around. He bad to sa sumthin' everie tyme another player luked at him. I herd him cry "fowl" everie wonoe in an a while, but the audience wudent help him eny an' wonce I thot they two would go out an' help hurt him. Wonce tears kum into my eyes, an' when the ole man lafed at me I got up an' maid him talk me home. I nevur want to sea another base ball game. I kant stand sich kruelty. I am satisfyed tu sta at home an' get pleshure by buy in' gude groceries an* glttln' gude meals. I ken always du this by goin' tu the White Frunt where tha bev freestone peaches, cling peaches, grapes, oranges, bananas, pears, damson plums, lima beans, summer squash, sugar corn, string beans, egg plants, cabbage, tomatoes, celery, spring chickens, dressed .ndaJJja)-"

Dr. O. T. BALL.

Limited to treatment of catarrh, throat, nervous diseases, tumors and superfluous hair, removed to 115 south Sixth st.

Peter Miller calls especial attention to his complete stock of heavy wagon harness and buggy harness. Also to his trucks and valiBes. Call and see him at 505 M&in street, sign of the dapple grey horse.

Reunion, Army of the Cumberland. The Evansville route will qpll tickets Terre Haute to Chattanooga and return, September 12th to 16th at 99.3Q, good returning until October 10th.

R. A. Campbell^ General Agent.

Died.

HEDGES.—In Salt Lake City, September 10, his 88th year, James H. Hedges. The remains will arrive her^ Saturday noon, 14th, over the Vandalla line. Funeral from the old home, 783 N. Blgbth, at halfpast three o'clock, Sunday afternoon. Wood* lawn cemetery.

Friends of the family are Invited without further notice.

NOTICE.

Tkr&k HAtm,

September 2,188B.

George W. J. HofAnan is 'hi* day admitted to partnership in our drug business. Firm name remains the as t3fore.

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No. 30 8. Sixth.

ONEY—TO LOAN—In las*e or small on easy terms. J. D. BIOKLOW, Opera

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SALE.—A neat, little home? In Maeksments. very cheap and on easy pari

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OR »ALE.-Flne building lots, near OolUtt Park, on Seventh and Eighth streets, 40 feet front. Street graded ana si-wet can on Eighth street. Apply to'I. FECHHEIMER, No. jD couth Fourth Street-

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OST.—A volume of Carlyie's History ot French Revolution. Finder will please to this office.

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OTICE.—Persons wishing to board or rent to Normal students are requested to address fttate Normal School, stating location, terms, etc.

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the Terre Haute Home and 8avings association. We cfejn furnish money at can join this association at any time. No back dues to pay. Apply to J. T. tJoovell, corner Third ana Ohio streets.

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Corner Wabash A?enne and Sixth Street.

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Superior Court of Vigo Oounty, term, 1880. No. 2980. Andrew R. Larison vs. Belle Larison.

Be it known, that on the 2nd day of September, 1889, it was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said Belle Larison as non-resident defendant of the pendency of this action 8gainst ber.

Said defendent is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against het and that the same will stand for trial 28th day of October, the same being the September term of said court in the year 1888.

JOHN a WARREN, Clerk.

IVORCE.

State of Indiana, Oounty of Vigo, in the Circuit Court, September term,

No. 15478. Lilly McKlnney vs. William Mc Kinney. Be it known, that on the 6th day of September. 1889, it was ordered by the court that the cierk notify by publication said William McKinney, as non-resident defendant, of the pendency of this action against him.

Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same will stand for trial October »th, 1888, the same being September term of said court, in the year 1 fr* JOHN C. WARREN, Clerk

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