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lion and tlie re.-ults were amazintr,” aid Mrs. Arlie Lockridge,” I{. R. No.

4, Newcastle, Ind.

“Mv stomach "'as so disordered that every bite of food caused me misery. It fermented and soured, rausinu terrific pains and I got so that I did not care to eat my meals

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severe case of rheumatism in

arms and shoulders.

‘•] ws. -i, pleased when I noticed the relief Koajola gave me that I kept on taking it until I had completed a full treatment. First of all, it relieved me ■ f -tomach trouble and now what I eat does not bother me in the lea.-t. The aches and pains left my body and all trace of rheumatism i~ gone now. It is a pleasure to recommend Konjola and I will in- ! dorse it every chance I get.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at 1 the Owl drug store, and by all the '< best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section. —(Adv.lj

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Personal And Local News 1

Dresses

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Arnold, I W. Poplar St., entertained Monday j evening with a o’clock bridge-

Muncie, | dinner. Honor gui-t were: Mr. and

, Mrs. Glenn Tucker of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Denman of Chicago, and Mr. and Mis. \N illiam Sit-

lington, Little Rock, Ark.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Chaddl + **i* + ct Rural Route 7, a son, Charles Don-1 Wedded At The Manse.

.,ld. j Miss Lorene G. Hodge of Tuscola,

111., and Mr. Leo K. Woodburn of Areola, III., were united in marriage at the Mr use of The Presbyterian

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and Mrs. Ora Crider, and family, Mr.

Kverett Jones of

Monday here.

The condition of .Mrs. Mahlon Fish-

er remains the same.

W. A. Beemer have motor trip through

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MR. ARI.Ji; LO< K RIlKiK. ‘‘I -tarted with Konjola on the strength of another reroinmenda-

Mrs. (irace Sidons and daughter f Imlianapolis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Owens.

Mr. and Mrs. returned from i

Canada.

Rev. and Mrs. V. L. Raphael have left on a month’s vacation in New York State.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion A. have returned from a visit ern Indiana.

Weddell in South-

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Fme-t Butterman of Brazil has a new Chiy ler Sedan sold by the O. J. Rector Sales.

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Ed Coffman is tab'ng Itis vacation this week front J. F. Cannon and Co., Clothing Store..

Spurgeon Qu'ncetc of Clovevtiale has a new Chevrolet coach from the Beck Sales Company.

William Bollinger of Brazil Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wi ll- on Elm street.

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Vera Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Milt Brown ha gone to Battle Ground for a week’s visit.

Harley E. Right.sell of Harmony | ha a Hailey Davison motorcycle sold by W't ight and Fellows.

Mi.-. Olive Kelly has returned to her home in this city after a three week’s trip through the East.

Lawrence Johns, son of Mr. and Mi.-. Fred John has gone to South Bend where he will lie employed.

Ah Martha and Biddie Funican of Mai ion Indiana are the guests of Mrs. Elmer Stratton on Liberty street.

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Mi. and Mrs. Clyde Ris.ler, Reels' ville, ate tin parent- of a son, Bobbie Gail bom to them at their home Monday.

Mi <. Olive Kelley and Miss Estella Shoptaugli who have been on a trip through the East for the pa t month, at lived home Monday.

Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Johns spent the week-end with the former’s par-j'-iit', Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns, west of town.

Miss Esther Snider and Miss Berniece Flint have arrived at Indian I aki, Ohio, by motor, where they will pend a ten days’ vacation.

I Miss France- Bool of Cayuga and | Mi Mary Burks a teacher in Cayu- | ga High School will leave next week I for a tour of the Southern and west* ern states.

Mi- Myrtle Herbert, formerly of Levinson’s, has resigned her position to take up her work in a short time with the J. C. Penney Co., at Greencastle.—Brazil Times.

Church at 4:00 P. M. on Monday by 1 the Rev. V. L. Raphael. The young people were accompanied by Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Woodburn and MUThelma Woodburn. The couple will reside at Areola, III. + + 4* *i* + Standard Bearers To Mcil. Standanl Bearers of Queen E-tluo Circle will meet with Mrs. J. M. Hdlinger, 10'JX South College thi. evening at 7:-!0 o’clock. + + + •:•*•!• Married \t Paris. Marriage license w..- i--uod Saturday in Paris, HI., to Manford Thompson, age 27, of Rockville and Artie L. Grissom, age 27 of Greencastle. Mrs. Grissom is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Artie I.. Raines, near the

city.

-J- •!* Fincastle Club Met. The Kincastle Club met July Uth with Mrs. Nettie Hays. Seventeen members and two gue t- were pres-

ent.

Aftr the transaction of business the social hour was spent in contests an I games. Seventeen pennies were taken in the penny drill. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served hy the ha-less. The August meeting will be held with Mrs. Cora Robbins. •t* *F -i- "fr Wabash \ alley Picnic. McCormick - Creek State Park was the scene of the annual picnic of all Wabash Valley Electric Co., employees on Sunday. A bountiful dinner was spread on long tables at noon and the afternoon was spent in viewing the beautiful park and in swimming in the new |>ool. There were 53k people from the Company which attended the picnic, and went by means of automobiles, truck- and hus-es. Those from Gieencastle who were present were: Mr.

Carbonated leverages

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I. Tucker and >on of Philadelphia, Pa., who have been visiting the former's mother, Mrs. W. W. Tucker, left Tuesday morning for their home.

Mr. and Mr . Alva Drook and Mrs. Melvin Greensfelder and daughter' Suzanne returned to their home in Logansport today after pending over Sunday at the home of G. H Taylor and family on S. Locust Street.

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The Citizen Trust Ou npany of Greencastle, receivers for the Furm- • i - State Bank of Bainbridge lias filed a complaint on a note against Ju.-ephine Suthcrlin. Corwin ai.d Cil1( n are attorn’'}-.- for the plaintiff.

Bloomington Man Meets With A Great Success

Is Entirely Relieved <>t terrible Stomach Trouble hy VerWilKo

Mr. ami Mru Milt Brown and daughter, Bernice, who have been vijiting their son, Carol Brown, and family in Chicago will arrive home today. They will be accompanied home by Carol Brown and family for a short visit.

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An affidavit ha.s been filed against Fred Hamilton, an escape from the Indiana State Farm, in the Putnam Circuit Court. He escaped on Septem her 20, 1926 after having been sent there from the city court of Clinton, Vermillion county.

Prof. O. H. William- of DePauw University, who is teaching in the School of Education at the University of Illinois at Urbana, this sum* mer, vidled here over Monday evening. He was enroute to Indianapolis t« attend an educational conference.

The Indiana Portland Cement Company made official announcement today of the appointment of George E. Pierson as manger of the local plant, effective July 1. Mr. Pierson will also remain in charge of sales as sales manager, the uufiouuctaieut »ays>

‘ I have ju-t finished a treatment of the medical prescription VerWilKo ami the result have been absolutely niarvelou -aid John L. Human, well-known real estate man, of 107Va E. 5th St., Bloomington, lad. "I had been a eulferer from stomach trouble for year-. Words can not explain thi terrible suffering I went through, until I started taking the marvelous im scription VerWilKo. I had until 1 started taking this wonderful prescription been suffering great pain in my -tomach and bowels. After I would eat a meal I felt a if I had rock in my stomach and the gas was o bail that sometimes I thought my heart would stop. For many days I was unable to come to my office because of these terrible pain-. I tried all kinds of medicines and many doctor- without result.-. I never enjoyed a well day until I befan taking tl wonderful prescription. I am now entirely relieved of all this suffering and feel like a new man. I can not explain how thankful I am that I took VerWilKo and can not recommend (•••• higl : \ to ill people who -offer from -tomach

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VerWilKo i- one -ale at the K. P. Mullins Store. Ask them to tell you mdre about this wonderful tome tiiat i , ..g o many people on the igad to good health

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and Mrs. Paul Hunt and family, Mr. I and Mis. Floyd Millet, Mis-cs Alpha I Robinson and Margaret Wells and | Albert Templenian.

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New Maysvillc < lub Met. The New Maysville Community Club met Friday, July 13, with Mrs. Harvey Hendricks. Twenty-one members and four guests were present. Hie following program was used: Song—Star Spangled Banner. Devotional—Mrs. James Miller. Response—Patriotic Quotations. The Work of the First and Second Continental Congress— Mrs. Harvey Hendricks. Declaration of Independence—Mrs. Ora Heath. History of the U. S. Flag —Mrs. Irville Johnston. RileyV Old Glory — Mrs. William

Hughes.

Following the program dainty refreshments were served by the host■ss. The next meeting will be Auvust 10th, guc-t day, and meets with drs. Harry Job. •F d* ff* *F + ♦ Ay.song Reunion Sunday. The Wysong family held their fifth innual reunion July 15th at Allenlale. The bountiful dinner was enjoyed hy about sixty relatives and

riends .

Th • last reunion marks the passing of Win. Wysong the president; -he vacancy being filled by G. R. Wy>ong next oldest of the family. B. F. Wysong wa- elected vice-president, Viva Wysong, Sec’y., Mr-. Oscar Ob'nchain, A-.-'t Sec’y. and Mrs. John

Gray, Treas.

The short program was enjoyed hy all Readings by several of the little folks, drawings by Delia Pearl Wysong, violin soio by B. F. Wysong, and short talks and history of the Wysong family by older members. I otter- were read from several who were absent and last but not least a reading by Vera Jean Rowings. “The Wysong Reunion” I he Wy songs wrote from everywhere

That Reunion day.

I hey planned to get an early start, j|l§ And motor down our way. ')f course they’d tome for dinner—

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Wc fixed plenty ami then some! iSE We fried, and baked and boiled and Hi stewed. Anu then ALL of them didn’t come. For three straight days we fashion- ! = ed food, j §£ We chopped and ground and mi»d. !=§f And one hundred people couldn’t eat2^= The vituals we had fixed. We didn’t “set” till two o'clock. Vim the President looked rather glum— Put ; II he said, was “Drat them folks!” Why dhin't ALL the Wy.-ong- come? •{• + + + Terr Reunion Sunday. The Torr Reunion will he held on Sunday, July 22 at the Torr home-

stead.

Warren Township Club Meets. The Home Economic- Club of Warren Township met at the School House in Putnainvillc on Friday July 6th with an all day meeting. There were thirteen present. We pie pa red and served Ribbon Roil Saiulwiches and sandwich slice.-, Shrimp Delight, Outrigger salad and Plum Pudding. In the afternoon Mrs. Shield- gave a very interesting talk on setting a table, also on table etiquitte. Kemshurg—( ooper, W edding. Percey J. Rem-burg w as married July 9th at Marshall, Illinois to Miss Cecile Cooper. Mrs. Kemshurg is a popular young I buxines- woman ol Terre Haute. Ylr. Remsburg i- a member of the graduating class of ’27 of DePauw University, and is at present assistant manager of the Singer Sewing machine Co., at Terre Haute, Indiana. I hey will reside at Terre Haute for the present.

Today received new shipment of tub silks, pongee, crepes and georgettes, white flannels. A full range of sizes.

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In the Matter of the K-tate of Walter McAtee Decea-e<l. In the Putnam Circuit Court vaca-

tion term, 1928.

Notice is hereby given that I, Ida McAtee as Administrator of th** estate of Walter McAfee deceased, hiving presented and filed my account and vouchei in final settlemi nt of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the Examination and action of -aid Circuit Court on the 24 day of September 1928, at which time all heirs, creditors and legatee of said Estate are required to appeal in said Court and show cause, if any there he, why said account and voucher- should not be ap-

proved.

Dated thi- 3 day of July 1928.

Ida McAtee, Adm’s.

Wm. Sutherlin, Attorney.

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COZY CORNER Rev. Walter Wilmoth and .son Bobby of Indianapolis, Elbert Bettis and family, Kathryn Roach, George Pierce IjH and wife ate Sunday dinner withNMr. and Mrs. Roe Hal] of Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Jamr* Plea-enter, Lida Pierce, and Nellie Bettis and son spent Monday evening with Mis. Eail Surber. jsE Mr-. Emily Bo-well j- spending a!j55 few days with her daughter Mr-J|§ Eula Staggs. Miss Naomi Newgent spent the ® week end with her mother Mrs. Mil- ! = ! lie Newgent. Floyd Goddaid and family .-pent 3 J Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. God ; = dard. Mrs. Wannetta Owens, Mrs. Imo!B ! Seimitaker. Burnard Bindhammer of ~ | Indianapolis and Miss Gloria Bell s Bindhammer oi l.adega -pent Sunday J | afternoon with their sister. Mrs. Irene Surber, Norma and Bet- j§g ty Jem* Surber home with 1 them foi a few week., vitit. 1 ^il||!|tm||!lj|i

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