Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 22, Number 24, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 December 1891 — Page 8

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Paper

People.

for the

Personals.

Frank P. Sargent is convalescent. Dr. J. C. Casto ha* returned to tb«eity. Miss Meda Alfrey Ih visiting in Clinton, Iowa.

B. F. George and wife, of Chicago, are in the city. MIks Mary Wallace ba» returned to Springfield.

Mm. J. M. Bargman haa returned from Tu»cola, 111. James Baker and wife have returned to Mattoon.

Mrs. Will Peters has been visiting in Indianapolis. Mort McKmley and wife are visiting In Oklahoma.

Mrs. G. H. Prescott has returned from Indianapolis. Miss Katie Wehlon is visiting Indianapolis friends.

Mrs. James Hunter went to Indianapolis ychierday. /as. P. and A. J. Crawford went to Chicago on Thursday.

R. L. Frisbeo's family has been visiting relatives in Gosport. Horn, to I'red A. Seeburger and wife, last .Saturday, a daughter.

T. J. Cleary, of Kscauaba, Mich., has been visiting in the city. Mr*. John G. Williams spent the day in Indianapolis yesterday.

Miss Margie Reynolds has been visiting relatives in Plainfield, Ind. Mrs, .Suinner Glasgow, of Tuscola, 111., lias been visiting relatives herd.

Trustee Frank F. Poker is around once uioro after a severe illness. Charles Downie and wife have been visiting relatives in Kvansville.

S. I«. Brown and wife hava been spending a few days in Chicago. Mrs. Shiiltn, of Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting her brother, James Parker.

Mrs. C. P. Ntaub, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. James W. Morris, of Indianapolis, has returned home.

Miss Mary C. Levy, of Center Point, Ind., visited relatives hoio this week. MIssAinmie Hays, of Dayton, Ohio, Is visiting Mrs. Hays of Swan stroet.

Mrs. Margaret Statesman, of Indianapolis, has been visiting relatives hero. Mrs. John Peters, of Pittsburg, Is visiting friends on south Third strettt.

Miss Richardson, of Brazil, visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. Mlnshall, this week. Miss Mary Caolmrd, of Fort Wayne, is visiting r»latl»es and friends In the city.

Mrs. J. W. Chester, of Hot Sprlugs, Ark., will visit relatives here next week. Miss Hattio Roberts, of north Eighth street, is visiting friends in Klllngham,

111. J. R. Cunimlngs, wife and daughter, returned to their borne in Chicago this week.

Miss Minnie Slaughter, of south Fourth street, has been visiting In St. IiUUifl.

Lula Whltcomb, of Clinton, la visiting Miss 10 in in a Hunt, of south Fourth street.

Miss Anna Hartness, of Moberly, Mo., Is visiting Mrs. Crawford, of south Fifth street.

Miss Grace Klltuer has returned from Illinois, wh«ie she ha* been visiting frtends.

Miss Nellie Rukes.whohas been visiting here, has returned to her home near Rosedale.

Miss C*iia Rhodenberg, of Spruce street, is visiting her sister in Columbus Ohio.

Miss Ltllie Gilman, of north Fifth street, is visiting relatives and friends in Sullivan.

Mrs. l. M. Ysopor, of Springfield, Mo., is visiting Wui. Atherton.of north Kighth

Mrs. Sam Reynolds, of Detroit, Mich., is vi-dtinp Mrs. Alinim Holden, of north Nt\toonth stiect.

Mrs. H. D. Scot',, of Pa»adena, Cal.. is visiting her brother, W. II. Bannister, of north Fifth streiU.

Miss Marv Haupt.of K*usa»sCity, Mo., j* visiting Mis* Mary Hogden, of south Thirteenth street.

Mrs. Louisa Ktslveck uioveti into her handsome new residence on south enter street lb?*' «eek.

Mr*. Fmerhnet'mumins, ofCiayCitv, jv v.siting her nephew, W. It. McRae, of south Fourth su"os.

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Miss May me Edwards, of Dallas, Tex., who has been visiting her cousins, Chas. Edwards and wife, has returned home.

Mrs. Dean Helton, of Salt Lake City, is visiting relatives here, and before her return home will visit her sister in Chicago.

Mesdames Louisa and F. C. Fisbeck, and MissLorna Fisbeck, who were visit ing in Indianapolis, returned home Tuesday.

A G. Blake and wife entertained a number of friends Thursday evening with a whist party in honor of Ben Me Keen and wife.

John and Elmer Levering, of The Buckeye, ate their Thanksgiving dinner with their sister, Mrs. Dora Honnyhus, of Tuscola, 111.

Miss Amelia Steadman has returned to her home in Paris, Texas, accom panied by her cousin, Mrs. Freere, who will spend Christmas with her,

Mrs. William Loehmann, 215 south Second street, entertained twenty-one of her lady friends Thursday afternoon very pleasantly at a coffee luncheon.

Mrs. Teresa Welsh, of Illinois, who has been visiting .her sister, Mrs. John F. Brinkman, is ill at the latter's residence. Mr. Brinkman and son are ill also.

Miss Hatlie Paige, Miss Edith Castle, Mrs. Allyn Adams, Will Katzenbach and Will Hamilton assisted the Aeolian club with its concert iu Vincenness last evening.

Miss Minnie Connerly was married at Kosedale last week to John Gore, also of that place. Miss Connerly formerly lived hefe and her many friend wish her much happiness.

Mrs. John Butler was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening by a large number of her friecds in honor of her birthday anniversary. Among the presents was a uaudsome dinueruet,

Dr. Gun«ftulUS, of Chicago, didn't lecture at the Normal Thursday night. This is the third failure on the part of the doctor here, who seems te consider the Normal course a fit subject for April fool jokes.

Tho grave charge is mado that Senator Yoorhees smokes the worst cigars of any prominent man in the country. Better that than mix up with the host of political cigarette fiends—[Detroit Free Press.

Geo. W. Farls and wife have removed to town and taken rooms at the Mason Duncan boarding house on Mulberry street. They havo rented their country place on south Seventh street to Prof. C. K. Ivilbourne.

Judge Mack went to Crawfordsville yesterday aftornoou to attend a birthday dinuer at bis brother's. He will be away till Monday. Mrs. Mack is still in Cincinnati, under treatment of Dr. Holmes. Sho is expected home in a few days.

Mrs. M. Zlegler and Mrs. Goo. W. Ziogler, of Cincinnati, arrived here last Thursday night to visit their siBter, Mrs. P. Gfroerer, of 905 north Kighth street. Mrs. Gfroerer is sick with apoplectic pneumonia and it is feared she cannot survive.

Mrs. Cornelia Eberle has removed from 518 Crawford street, and now occupies the Cornwell residence, 407 south Fifth street. The house vacated by Mrs. Eberle will bo occupied by Mrs. Frances M. Haborly, who has sold her Fifth street proporty.

Mrs. James Harris and Mrs. C. Mlnniek, of Vlricennes, and Walter Walmsley, of Decatur, Ills., have been visiting Mrs. II. W. Davey, of north Eighth street. Mrs. Harris Is the "niece, Mrs. Mlnnick Is the mother and Mr. Walmsley is the nephew of Mrs. Davey.

Silas Finch and family, of north Sixth street, have been sorely alllicted of late with la grippe and pneumonia, and, while they are improving, Mrs. Finch, Miss Mayme Finch and Joe Finch are not able to be about. Every member of the family was ill at the same time a few days ago, and on Wednesday, Nw vein ber, 2o, three physicians were attending the family.

On Monday evening Miss Anna tiughiw, for a year or more stenographer at the car works, and Charles Rlehlc, of the Vandalia tral® dispatcher's ofllce, were married at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. George Irwin, on north Kigkth street, Elder Frank officiating. None but the members of the families were present, Mr. and Mrs. Riehle will reside at DI6 north Eighth street.

According to a custom adopted seven year* ago the Dirigo dancing club, of thli city, will hold its annual holiday dance in Bindley hall on Wednesday evening, December Wth. Extensive preparations, are !eing made for the occasion. and the members expect to make the most enjoyable affair in the history of the cinb. Each nicuuher has th« of privilege- of inviting a lady and gentlemars fr«»m outside the city. sit-1 On Thursday evening a very beautiful her And most wuceefcsfnl "M*sit»n ball" was gives in G*ra*uia hall by the Genaoania

Datneu Tura vr»-iin or the ladies of the German Turner Society. t« a jparty of young sod 1 poopla. Rach lady at ,iv tending put into a bag bearing Vpn-'ie 11,Pr

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en|oyabie. Home* W. Clark and Mis* In** CM.wre wera marrifsl at thf Asbnry church par««na«a Tllursday eve«l«g by lie*. Isaac l»a!«. Both *re re«»d»nU of Mattoo-n, lit, whare the groom ia mp*t intendeat of the wmt«r worka. Tit# bad been vulUng her cvosin. Mis* Jennie McNabK of Swan streat, for two w»ek», and Ui« yoong folk* bad (fited

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that the visit should terminate with the wedding. They went to Chicago on Friday morning and will return to Mattoon in about two waaks, where they will make their home.

Samuel S. Early and wife gave a dancing reception last evening at their beautiful home on north Seyenth street in honor of Benjamin MeKeen and wife. It was a very fashionable affair, the guests all appearing in full dress. One hundred and twenty invitation had been sent out, and about sixty responded. The rooms were very handsomely decorated for the occasion, there being a profusion of choice flowers. The music for the occasion was furnished by the full Ringgold orchestra, and an elaborate supper was served. Among the guests Mesdames Ben McKeen and J. D. Stanley appeared in their wedding dresses Among those present were: Ben McKeen and wife, J. D. Stanley and wife, Othneil De Forest and wife, Joseph Strong and wife, Dr. S. M. Rice and wife F. C. Crawford and wire, John E. Lamb and wife, Thatcher Parker and wife, John Aikman and wife, Frank Robinson aud wife, H. Hulman and wife, Mesdames B. G. Hudnut, A. G. Walker, Thomas Benbridge, James Hunter, E. L. Heustis Misses Hudnut, Carrie Duncan, Fannie and Cora O'Boyle, Elise Hudson, Shockey Poe, of Lafayette, Amelia ICussner, Emma Brown, Maria Smith, Hannah Smith, Miss Condit, of Chicago Messrs. Jacob Baur, Geo. Buntin, S. F. Ball, W. E. Donaghoe, Geo. E. Pugh, J. D. Early, W. D. Morris, S. C. McKeen, Wm. Penn, Rtchard Strong, H. G. Thompson, A. L. Wyetb, Warren Hussey, F. E. Dowling, Preston Htissey and Alberl Knssner.

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Will purchase their

Brokaw Bros

Our Special Sale of .?

Fancy Indian Baskets

Direct from the Caughanwauga Indian Tribe designed and made entirely by Indians, make a very handsome and appropriate Christmas Present Our display of

Rugs

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all sizes, are Immensely Attractive, also

SMYRNA RUGS

Of all sizes in Beautiful Colorings.

A Good Line of

Lace, Turcoman and Silk Curtains Especially Provided for

Holiday Trade,

ANew Thing in

Fret Work, Swinging CURTAIN POLES, ALSO, Large Wooden Rings and

Triangle** for

Curtain and Towel Holders

Make an attractive and useful Present

Hassocks, Foot Ntools, Blacking Cases,

Ottomans. Foot Rests

In Great Variety. This attractive line of Holiday Goods is now on exhibition at

Brokaw Bros

Cheap

Wall Paper and Carpet Rooms,

Spring' Lamb, Southdown Mutton at Patton's clean meat market* 4th and Ohio St^ Telephone 220.

Friends and Patrons, Loot Around.

Our good and prices «peak for tbem«selv«s. We have no big profits to mourn over. We have no $20 Suits for $13.75 no $15 Suits for $10 we have no $25 Overcoat* for $16, bat we have a nice line of $20 Suits for $20 worth $20—no more and no less. We have an elegant !ine of Business Suit* from $12 to $lff on comparison have not been equalled in the city for the price. Our $12 to $20 Overcoats are thfs best in the market for the price. Everybody agree* with u* who look at them. Don't he humbugged bv fielUSoaa promises of vahif*. they seldom ever mature. We have the goods and prices that will plea-** yon la every

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department of Men'*, Youth*' and *Kv*' J-1"" wear. For Overwear or Underwear. ready made or made to order, give a* call and yon wilt not be deceived but will get foil value for your money.

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HERZ' BULLETIN. GRAND OPENING SALE

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Holiday Handkereblels!

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Our Own Importation of Over $10,000 Worths

For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, in Silk, Linen and Cotton.

Faney Belfast and Swiss Hand Embroidered as well

Japanese Silks and Initial Handkerehiefs.

A magnificent assortment of Silk, Crepe de Cliene ami Cashmere Mufflers.

Qualities, Quantities, Varieties, Patterns and Values we Guarantee to be Matchless. 150 actual feet of shelve room and 4$ feet of counter room

We say this to you, it will be a ^reat treat for anybody to call and see our Brilliant Display, the Colos sal Stock and the Special Grand alues of Handkerchiefs which we are showing. The like of which was never before witnessed in Terre Haute.

A Cordial Invitation is Extended to All and Every body to Visit Our Establishment and take a look at our Many Novel Holiday Goods.

A portion of them are now on the first floor such ns Juvenile Books, Fine Imported and Mechanical Tt yn, Hocking Horses, Plush and Leather Albums, Games, Smoking Sets and Tables, Fancy Ink Stands and Toilet Sets,

Horn Novelties with Plush Mirrors, Shaving Sets, Perfume Sets, Whist Broom Holders, Towel Racks, Key Racks, etc, etc. A few days more and our entire Holiday Display will be ready on the First Floor.

Ostrich and Vienna Fans

A beautiful collection and they make a most pleasing Xmas gift at lowest possible prices.

Our Perfumery and Toilet Department

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Necessary for our Handkerchief Department.

Removed to the East side corner, to the right as you enter our store. Please bear in mind we carry the best Perfumery and Toilet Articles in existence and sell most reasonable.

HERZ-H3HZHR.

PLEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

MOST ZEXjIEDG- A.UT STOCK 11ST THE CITY.

WATCHES AND DIAMONDS,

SOLID SILVERWARE, SOLID SILVER SPOONS, GOLD RIMMED SPECTACLES, ROGER BROS. PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS, FINE LINE PLATED CHAINS, ONYX CLOCKS,

LADIES* AND GENTS' GOLD WATCHES, BRIC-A-BRAC, BRONZES, OPERA GLASSES, ETC.

Everything as Represented, and 1'rlcen n« I.ow 11* l-'irnt-CliiHn flood* C»n He Sold.

OPPOSITE OPBBA 'HOUSE.

Oh, my! sec the pretty things an at such low prices, is what they say about Fechheiiner's Fancy Goods Jewelrv, Dolls and jSovelties forth Holidays.

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