Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES.

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PERSONAL AXD SOCIETY. The week has been an unusually gay on for such warm weather, and most of the entertainments have been reception. Monday eving Mr. ind Mrs. J. 8. Smith, of E31 Park avenue. Invited about a hundred friends to visit their ton. Mr. Wirt C. Smith, and his "bride. Wednesday evening the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church gar a farewell to Miss Grottio Holiiday, who leaves this country soon foT Persia to resume her missionary work. The same evening the Meridian-street congregation gave a trelcamo to their pastor, Ker. IL A Cleveland, D. "D., "who had returned that day from Capo Cod, where he had been pending toe summer. Thursday afternoon Mrs.lIarokI Hibben had about two hundred friends inrited to meet Mrs. Ernest Wiles, formerly Miss Louise Ilibbcn, Mrs. Hudnn't and Mrs, Mlnchell, of Terre Haute. The . marriage of Miss Mary Sullivan and Mr. Henry Budaz occurred at 9 o'clock, Thursday morning, at St Joseph's Church, and a reception fallowed at the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. W. A. Sullivan. No. 18 Vletcher arenne. Friday, Mrs. Garland Stewart gar an informal tea for her sister, Mrs.-WooUn, of Burlington, la., and Mrs. Ellis Protrint. of Madison, Wis., and Mrs. A. M. Do boucbet and Mrs. Ed Iiendrickeoo gave a tea. The Classical School Alumnae Association held its fifth annual Teunion at the Neir Denison. and Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Hawkins gave a large evening reception in hono r of the latter'a sister, Mrs. E. J, Foster, of Wichita. At an hformal tea given last week the party of ladies discussed a very common subject dress and of courso considerable it a 4 sale One visitor told of a comfortable costtne which she knew was worn by a lady in Chicago, who was an expert stenographer and whoso business took her out of doors t great deal. It consist of a foil suit of back tights, a divided skirt and a dress, th latter not touching the ground - by threeinches. In this raiment she is perfectly fee, looks the same as any ordinary well-drsed woman, and is not conspicuous in ny sense of the word. The chief comfort to betaken with this style is the - fact tlat the woman is perfectly free. She cocs not fear a rainy day or a randiy street, her dress escapes all soil at the fcot and she does not appear in the ttitale of th5 woman who holds her dress up inone hand, her umbrella and packages in tba other, and then gets a drabbled skirt after alb After the disenssion those present thought It wonld add to the convenimco of women if they wonld follow dresi reform as far as to have the walking dreei made shorter, and do away with tho awarkness of holding it np. Having one shoulder considerably lower than the other coull be thus avoided.

Personal Mention. Mia Anne Drapier has returned from her trip on tto lakes. Wills CL Vajen and family returned from Max- . inkuckes lake yesterday Mist Blanche A. Le will leave, Tuesday, for Greercastle to attend school. Mrt James E. Downey, of Puebloi Col., is vtslt .in? relatives atC35 fjroadway. Mnl 7. E. Stevenson and danchter Edna have goni to Cincinnati to visit relatives. IIt!en Cole has gone to Cincinnati to spend a few weeks with tier aunt, Mrs. Folder. Mt. T. B. Henkle, of 200 West Vermont street, leaves to-ni gat for the City of Mexico. Mrs. A. - Ferry, the artist, will return borne nejet week from her bum roe r vacation East. Mlis Mary Applezite will go to Dayton to-morrow to visit lira. Edward 1'ease for a fortnight. Mrs. Ilarry Hollo way has cone to Kalamazoo to vllt lie r urother, Mr. Fred Jones, and family. Miscee Mary and Emma Martlndale will jro to Boston the 4th to attend school the coming year. - Ir. L. C. Cline. wife and Miss Elizabeth and Susan fitevenson, have returned from their trip to Europe. Mr. A. A. Barnes and daughter returned Saturday froia Waukeaka, where they have spent the summer. Mrs. Jones, of Washington, D. C, is -visiting her sister, Mrs. James C. Yohn, on 'orth Delaware street. Miss Elir Brown and brother Fred, of Chicago, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. James L. Brown, and family. .. . . ,... JobnM. Cotnstock. formerly proprietor of tho Occidental Hotel, this city, died at Kansas City , Friday naornlng. ' Miss Annie nnd MaryMnnraret Roberts, who are visiting friends in Chicago, are expected home on Saturday. MU Florence Smith, of Euclid avenue, Cleveland. Is the guest of Miss Josephine AY ado, on Sorth Delaware street. Miss Grace jrorrison and Miss Helen Prettymau win leave to-ruorror for Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati, to atteud fchool. Miss tfai-a revy, who has been visiting the family of Mr. J. B. Srultb, on Fark avenue, has rek turned to ber home la Oxford. Mrs. Dan W. Knefier and daughter Ruth loft yesterday for a two weeks etay la Louisville, Ky., lth Mr. Knefler's parents. Mrs, Hewitt Hanson Rowland will iro East, noon, to attend the weddtn of Capt. James B. Curtis aud Miss Jeannette Cutler. Attomej'-irtrnnral Michenerbns gone to Ohio to , attend the Mion of the Sovereign Urand Lodce, I. O. O. F., and will be gone til week. Jfr. and Mrs. Frank Cottin, who aro spending several months In London. En;., have postponed their return until the 1st of November. . Mis Aur.le Locke, who has been spending the summer v i(h relaiives here, will returu to New ? York en Tntday to teach in one of the schools i of tUat city. . . Mr. William Rone, with her children, Walter nnd Linnic. started, on Monday, for Washington Territory , t spend tlio Jvluterwith her son. WllJiara Jf. Bowc. Major Fletcher E. 7rarsh returned yesterday froi,i a six weeks' vacation at his summer residence at I-ong 'eck. Mich. His family will not ' return before Oct. If Mr. Clnrlottf! Keller and daughter Flora and Mi?s f jlvia Hall, of Terra Haute, who have been, !ent;::p three weeks here with friends, left on Thursday for California. Mrs. Dtiuiel Mftcanley.of New York. Is tho guest of Uer sler. Mri. Wootlell. General Macauley U now in "icaraugna, wbere his wife expects to meet him later in the seat on. Mrs. J. w. Greenen left Tuesday for Baltimore, where sbe will visit friends. Her son, Charles I. . Greenen. accompanied her as far as Emmitshurg, Md.. where he will attend Mount St. Mary's College. Mrs. Shiveley and daughter Edith, of Los Angeles. CaL, who have been spending several weeks here, will leave to-morruv for the East. Miss Sbireley will go to Vassar Co Lece, where she is a sophomore. Misses Kilza Adsros, Harriet Stevenson, Fannie and Emma Atkins. Julia Landers and Mary . Tarlor will leave thi week for Eryn Mawr . Coileice, and Lucy Fletcher is to leave for the Harvard Annex. Mrs. M. M. Gant. of Greenfield; Mr. Lenna Beeson. of Cambridge City, and Hon. J. B. McFarland,of Chicago, hive been tfco guests of Mrs. y.ni $L Wilson and family, on North Mississippi street, the last week. Mrs. Grace Levering, of Denver. Col., formerly a favorite ainscr of this city, is expected soon to visit lriends iu this city, en route to New York to study for three xnonthi The . Ladies Matinee . 31 oslcalo will give her a reception. Miss Emily 8. Bingham, wbo has been in Boston during tho summer for rleaaure and stud v. Is expected home Tuesday. She has prepared a programme lor her third coarse of readings, which will begin about tho middlo of October. ' Society E rents. The ladles of tho George H.Thomas Relief Corps will have a meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. F. 8h1pp has lsued cards for a reception Tuesday afternoon, from 4 to 6, in honor of M'.ss Caldwell, of Memphis. Mn. A. M. De Ponchet entertained a few friends pleasantly Friday evening at 5 o'clock te l, in honor of Miss Annlo Locke. Mrs. Rachel ?waln entertained a party of fri jnds at tea last evening for Mrs. J. N. bcott, wto will leave in a few days for Fort Townsend, y, T., to Join her husband. A grand rarior concert is on the tapis, with utlts from. Chicago to furnish the entertainmeut. The admittance is to be by lnviiatiou, and tho proceMs are to b for a well-known church Mr. George M.Judd and Miss Gertrude M. Bradhar. both of this city, were married reeently by the tier. Dr. Tarker at the residence of J. II. McHenry, 600 President street. Brooklyn, Y. .. Ths Woodruff placa residents enjoyed a streetear ride Friday eTenlng. It waa deferred till ue panycouia nave moonngiii. 11 took lunches, and altogether it was a pleasant affasr. . - Tbe .TS nn I-adiea Missionary Poclety of the Fecond lTesbytertan Church will hold its first meeting for this season Friday afternoon at 3 o clcxk. with MUs Grace Fhinips, on Sorth TeunsylranLi street. . Tuesday evening a party of young people from the city, chaperoned by Mrs. Fatten-on. tendered . JIapietonU Games, music and refreshments were the order of thee Tenia 4. . A buck board ride to Flainfield was taken Friday evening, supper being served there. The rtj j-Hadsd inssea Lee, Misses Metiger. lica Ulr, idzi C.r L2u Qct&s aai

Messrs. Ocar Ccott, Albert Ooepper, Arthur ''Johnson. Charles MeKeen, George MannfeM. Charles Kottman, Charles Lee and Harry Elder. At the annual reunion of the Girls' Classical School Ahrmni Association. Friday evening, officers for the eneuinc year were elected, as follows: President, Julia H. Moore; secretary Miss Melle Colgan; treasurer, Miss Adele Wallick. The Indianapolis ehort-hand Writers' Club will have a social in the rooms of Kcerner's Business College, Vanco Block. Wednesday evening. Mr. Jerome B. Howard, of Cincinnati, will deliver a lecture on "Phono srepfcy Fast and Present." Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Louis, of Ash street, entertatnod a few of their friends on Thursday evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Martz, Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Mallory, Mr. Geo. Jacob and Mrs. P. A. Lewald. Miss Brownie Butler entertained a few friends Informally Thursday evening. The company Included Misses Alice Woods, Cue Winters, Florence Baker, Messrs. Booth Tarkington, Bush Browning, Archie Bradshaw. Horace Hord, Ed Wood, Preston Kelsey and others. - "One of ye Olden Days in ku!eM will be given under tbe direction of the Serenth Presbyterian Church, Wednesday evening. Extensive preparations have been made for the entertainment, which will present the "Closin' Exercises of the Sleepy Holler Deestrlct Ekule, Under the Eyes of Squire Keeper, Dekon Wayback and Dr. Slowcoach." Among those who will assist are Misses Hattle and Bettle Wishard, Anna Lutz, Emily Bigger, Mrs. K. V. Hunter, Anna Bryan and Mr. R. V. Hunter. Will Chafee. Arthur Davis, Charles Ylnnedge and a number of others. A reception was given by Mr. D. 0. Bhover and wife at their home, 520 East Market street, on Thursday evening, iu honor of Mr. ehover's youngest brother and bride. Tho six fihover brothers, Garrett IL, James E.. Charles E., Frank A., Elmer E. and Oran D., with their families, were present After refreshments were served by nieces of the host and hostess. Nettle, Maggie and Fay, all departed, wishing the bride and groom a happy future. October Is a month for weddings, and several are to occur among weU-knovrn young people of this city. Mr. Louis Deschlerwill go to Omaha for his bride, now Miss Carrie Copeland. who haa visited here several times. Capt. James B. Curtis will go in ths opposite direction, to New Jersey, for MLs Jeannette Cutler, who has visited Mrs. H. H. Rowland here. Miss Ella Webb will marry Mr. George E. Field. Miss Carrie Van Vorhiswill become Mrs. Herman Pprandel, and MUs Kate Cooper will be married to Mr. Oeonre Chandler. Other weddlncs will com tho lost of the month, or early in November. THE STATE AT LARGE,

Anderson. Miss Hortcnse Plerse, the noted soprano, after several wseks' visit to her parents here, returned to New York city on Thursday, where she will remain during the coming winter.. ..Dr. and Mrs. J, C. Cullen were visiting at Rushville the past week.. ..Mrs. A. J. Hodgson, of Cincinnati, was the guest of relatives here.... Hon. Will Cumback, of Greensburg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. LoTett on Monday.... JohnW. Pence and Charles Fisher are doing the Paris Exposition... Miss Ella Pence and the Misses Gertrude and Lizzie fcchlater will leave. Monday, for Hagerstown, Md., where they will attend school tho ensuing year.... Mrs. W. V. Bhanklln is visiting relatives in southwestern Missouri... Miss Kate Cain, of Union City, and Miss Julia Conner, of Bellefcataine, O., recent guests of Anderson friends, have returned to their respective homes Miss Georgie wise J visiting friends at Kokoiao.... Miss Jessie Thayer, of Warsaw, was visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar E. Hendee. the past week Mrs. Helen Wilson, of Evansville, is the guest of the familv of Alexander Wataon....Misa Dora Harter will leave Monday for Cincinnati, to attend the College of Musio Capt, B. B. Campbell has gono to Gloversvllle, N. Y., to accompany home his wife, who has been visiting there for several weeka.... Mla Pearl Couder, of Nonleaviile, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed E. Lutz... .Mrs. 8. 8eery. of Cincinnati, ia the guest of the family or Alex. P. Mo Kee....MlsB Magglo Breakey, of Lawrenceburg, baa returned home after visiting friends here.... Mrs.M. V. Underbill and daughter. Miss Cora, are spending a couple of weeks at Ceder Beach.... Misses Hallie Makepeace and Clara Terhune are visiting Muncie friends for a tew days. Bloomlngton, Mrs. W. J. Turner is visiting Miss Campbell at Dayton, O.... Samuel Orchard and wile nave returned from Attica, Ind., where thev were prospecting on a hotel location Prof. w. A. Raw lea has been elected principal of the Bedalla, Mo., schools.... William Holmes, a graduate of the university in June, and Miss Allison, also a former student, were recently married.... Miss Carter has returned to her home m Indianapolis, after spending several weeks with friends Judge Banta. the dean of the law. school, haa taken rooms at the Dennis House.... Miss Fannie B. Maxwell left yesterday for Albert Lea, Minn., to resume her work as an instructor in the university.... Professor Bryan has taken rooms at the residence of Mrs. Rawles. on North Collece avenue. The marriage of Fletcher Gardner, of Bedford, and Lucy Woodward, of this city, occurred Monday morning. Rev. Halstead officiating. They left at once for Ann Arbor, where Mr. Gardner will take a course in medicine.... D. W. Browning and wife have moved to Gosport, where they will take charge of the Rogers House. ....Ed Brodlz and bride are home from Chicago, and are stopping with Mrs. Collin, on East Eighth street.... Mrs. J. F. Pittman and Miss Josie are home from Michigan, where thev have been spending the summer.. ..Dr. Rawlins, of Spencer, is to deliver the address at Spencer this aiternoon. - v Connersville. Francis M. Roots and family returned home from Europe Monday.... Mrs. Jennie Meredith, of Cambridge City, was the guest of Hon. A. B. Claypool Thursday... Curtis Wright and family will leave the first of next week for their new home In Carthage, Mo. Ctehrhton Wright will take charge of the Cooley-Momson furniture factory in Mr. Wright's absence Miss Pearl Nicholson, of Richmond, spent several days in this city, the guest of the Misses Emma and Made Jcwlss Civil engineer J. P. Ramsey, of this city, attended the convention of road masters at Denver, Col., aud received the honors of secretary and treasurerof the organization. ... M1js Anna Huston and brother are visiting relatives In Paola, Kan.. ..Mrs, Garrett Bhawhan and daughter Mamie, of Mobile, Ala., returned to visit relatives at Ruahvlllo Saturday after a brief fetay In this city. Crawfbrdsvllle. Mrs. Anna McCabo and children, offCovlngton, are visiting C. N. Harding.... Dr. H.G. Ristlne, who has been visitiDg B. T. RUtiuo, has returned to Fort Dodge, la Mrs. Jake Joel and son sre home from a visit at 2.uffalo.... Mat Kline and family have returned from Grand Rapids.... Mrs. Ii- E. Warner, of Lafayette, Is theguctof Mrs. G. R. Rice. ...Mrs. G. H. Blandin Is visiting at Osaae, la.... Mrs. Blanche Divine is visiting in Pittsburg, Pa.. ..Mrs. Mattie Thornton, of Michigan City, haa been visiting Paul Husrhes and wife.... David McConalg and wife, of Montieello. have hen the guests of Major Russell.... Mrs. Grace Whitesell und on, of Indianapolis, are guesta of-A. a. Hughes Mrs. c. II. Fisko and Mrs. M. L. Flske have returned from a trip and visit in the East Miss Beulah Hills has returned from Wlchlta.Kan... Jos.Uaskill and wife, of Frankfort, have been visiting in this city.... MUs Graco Whito haa returned from a visit at Rensselaer.... Mrs. Henry Campbell has been visiting at Springfield, Mo.. ..Mis. Nellie Kent, of ahelbyville, is visiting D. Harter and wife.... Miss Grace Irving, of Lndlanapolis. is the guest of Miss Lulu Williams. ...Miss Nellie Crawley, of Grcencastle, is visiting the Misses Johnson.... Mrs. Eph Joel is visiting in Denver Mrs. Reinhart, of Bunalo, N. Y.. is visiting Mrs. James Watson.. ..Mrs. EliKahn has returned from a visit at Dubuque. Ia....Mrs. Charles Webster, of Marion, is visiting iu this city. ...George W. Woolsey, of Danville, I1L, has been visiting in this clty....N. O. Harlow and family, of Covington, have been visiting his brother.... S. C. Holland and wife, of Mlddletown, O., are visiting relatives here Mrs. A.Joel and daughter, Miss Fannie, of Buffalo,?. Y., are in the city Rev. O. W. Hwitzer and wife are at Moutmorencie.... Mrs. J. H. Freeman, of Chicago, Is in the city.... Mrs. Ella Coulter, of Cincinnati, is the guect of Mrs. Collett Campbell. Dublin, Mrs. Mollie Gates, of Indianapolis, has been here for a week visiting her sister and family, Mrs. Jacob Hoffman. On Tuesday last they went to Rushville to visit friends.... Dr. W. II. Hubbard's mother, from near New Castle, has been visiting him for a week... Miss Emma White started to M uncie on Saturday last to assist in her brother's sick family.... Mrs. Wright and children, from Indianapolis, were here last week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan.... Mrs. Morris Brown und children, of Kokomo, were visiting her old home and friends a few days last week.... Mrs. Mary Miles, of Newport, Kv., was hero a week or ten day lately visiting her adopted mother, Mrs. Agnes Mavall Mrs. Allen Bond aud Loutso Mlnck. of Richmond, spent last Friday and Saturday among their friends here.... Mr. Louis Eliason and Miss Ella, daughter of Rev. John Cranor. were married last week. No cards Mrs. Dr. Robenson, after several weeks on business here, returned to Indianapolis Saturday last.. ..Misses Laura Pcott and EtTle McMahan hav both gone to Milton to teach school.... Miss Laura Hood returned to Bloom lngton, to resume her studies, last week. Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Roys, of Chicago, are visiting here.... Mr. Harry Kepler entertained about Jifty of hisyoun friends very pleasantly Tuesday evening.... Mrs. Frank Mather is visiting Mrs. Bonner, at Mil ford Junction.... Re v. ami Mrs. Bell are In Indianapolis.... Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fundi burg are visiting in Cedar Rapids, la. . . ..Mrs. W. M. Daredy is vittlng in Ligonicr.... Mrs. CH. Clark and Miss Hattie are visiting in LaPorte. . . Mrs. Townsend, cf Marshall,' Mieh.. Is visiting Mra.D. A. fitemlng. . . . Mrs. E. C.Bickel has returned from St. Joe.. ..Miss Ruby Dean, of Goshen, la visiting Miss Cora HeaId....Mrs. Chas. Burt and Miss Nttue Ford, of Mlshawaka, are visiting Miss Edith Little... . Misses Matie and Nettie Hall, of Lagrange, are visiting here Miss Grace ehumard has returned from Toledo, accompanied by Mrs. Bloorone.d Mrs. Charles Palmer has gonr? n Wnrrester, Mass. ...Mrs. 8. A. Jones, wh vn rl-itin Lore, has returned to Rome City Mis. u luU Vhu fclckle, of Chfeago. has been vkitiutf Mrs. J. M. Hughes.. ..ilLuXfeUla Ourranof Mlshawaka, Is

visiting In the city.... Mrs. Alex. Brandon is Tisltlng In Pennsylvania,?. .Mrs. Allco Mstisrer is visiting Miss Chat,. ;i In Ooshen ...Miss Pugh. of Michigan City, is visiting Misses Claia and Frank Nelson.. ..Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Plxley and daughter, of Akron, O., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Pixley... Miss Mamie Norton is home from Chicago.... Mr. and trs. E. D. Wheelockareln New York.... Mr. and 3Irs. Burdare visiting in Kingston, N. Y....Mla Mollis Hamlin has returned from Lakeside, O... -.Mrs. Still man has returned from Chicago, where she was visiting Mrs. D. L. Btover Mrs. Joseph Herring is visiting in Fraxeilvllle, Pa.. ..Mr. and Mrs. L A Muler and daughter, of Council Bluffs, la., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Swinehort. EJinbursr. Misses Ella Kerr and Maggie King, of Columbus, have been spending a few days visiting friends in Edlnbnrg....Miss Jennie Prather. or MooresviUe, is visiting in the family of Jacob Maley.... Mrs. James Carvln, of Indianapolis, is visiting the family of J. A. Carvln.... Mrs. Hannah Smith, of Indianapolis, has been spending the week with her parrenta, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cutsinger.... Miss Mamie Davidson, after a visit to friends nere, has returned to her home at Cincinnati.... J. C Valentine and wlfo.of Edinburg. are spending a couple of weeks with friends in 8witser land county.... Mist Alice Meglbben and Mrs. Emma Hill have been spending the present week in Indianapolis.... Mrs. Alice Bundy, who has been spending the past month In Madison, visited Edinburg during the week, and yesterday returned home to Indianapolis, accompanied by her husband, Geo. Bundy.... Mrs. Chas. Copeland. little daughter and mother, Mrs. Hay worth, have gone to La Monte, Mo., on a visit, to be gone five weeks. ...Mrs. Emma La hatt and little daughter, who were rialtlnr In Edinburg this week, have returned to their home In Indianapolis. Greencsvstle. Mr. James Bagan Tunnell has returned to Davenport, la.... Miss Lillie Cash, of Indianapolis, and Miss Cora Hufforu, of Clayton, are visiting Mrs. B, L. 0'Hair....Mrs. Dowllng and children have returned to the East.... Cards are out for the approaching wedding cf Miss Rosa Ward to Mr. Georce 8. Paterson, of Marshalltown, la.... Mr. John Breftnahan and wife, of Washington. . C. are visiting at Dan Mahoney's.... Miss Rosa Marquis, violinist, has declined a re-engagement as teacher in De Fauw University, and will remain at Chicago.... Mrs. G. H. Brown and Mrs. Wilson have returned from Crawfordsville....MrB. George Blake, Mrs. and Miss Oliver are at Kansas City.... Misa Ellen Ruark has been returned to tho Insane Hospital at Indianapolis.... Rev. Dr. Parkhnrst gives notice of revival services In his church, beginning Sept. 20 and continuing ten days.... The Daughters of Rebekah announce a watermelon social to-morrow evening at the residence of Mrs. Charles Houghland. ....A citizens meeting ia called for Tuesday evening, at the Major's office, to arrange for the brigage reunion of Oct. 2. ...MUs Lotta Hammond and Misa Bertha Kleinebub entertained parties of young folks during the week in a very enjoyable manner.... Father Maeke, of St. Paul's Church, united the fortunes of Mr. Lawrence F. Moore and Miss Kate Bage on Wednesday.... Rev. D. K. Campbell, of Litchfield, 111., will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit to-day.... Miss Cade, of Altamont. HL, was the guest of Mrs. Elliott over Sunday.... Mrs. Drnley and son have gone to Kansas City Mrs. Myra Curtis Is visiting at Anderson.... Mrs. Dr. Tully and daughter have returned to Brazil.... Miss Jnlia Druley, of theDePauw Music School, returned from Lake Chautauqua on Friday.... Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holloway, of fiplceland, have taken positions in the ladies dormitory.... Mr. De Witt Hill, of Seymour, la with his parents In this city. ....Harry Allen and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting their Grcencastle friends.... Mr. J. K. Anderson, of the Arcadian Springs, Waukesha, was in the city during the week.... Mrs. Kelly, of CrawfordsviUe, is the guest of the Misses Noe....Drs. Neff and Gillespie will go to New York to attend medical lectures.... Miss Maggie Durham is home again from Kansas Clty....W. H. Smythe and wife, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with their Greencastle friends.... Mrs. Bernhamer and Mrs. Albrecht, of Indianapolis, are visiting in this vicinity Mrs. Baker and daughters, Itosa and Clara, left yesterday for Chattanooga, Tenn.... Cards are out announcing the approaching wedding of Mr. Orion Beckwith, a Greencastle boy, now chief traln-dis-S archer of the L & 8t. L road, to Miss Mamie ohnson, of Alton Junction. Green bur-. MUs Grace Gillespie has returned to her home in Minneapolis, Minn.. ..Mr. and Mrs. James Hart and Miss Jessie have returned from a trip to Petoskey, Mich. ...Miss Anna Kennedy Is at Topeka, Kan.... Miss Lizzie Merkle, of Zauesville, O., is visiting here. ...Mrs. Mattie Freeman is visiting at 1 Dorado, Kan.... Miss Kate Jo sup has returned to her home at Cleves, O.... Miss Sophia Tanner and Kittle Eddelman are at Franklin, Ind., attending college.... Only one marriage license was Issued during the past week, that of Win. U. Duncan and Mary A. MoMann. Greenfield. Asa New and wife spent last Sunday In Fortville.... Theodore Heflln an A family, of Homer, Rush county, are guests of O. L. Carr and wife. ....Miss Mattie (Mitchell is visiting her brother Sam in Cincinnati.... Mrs. Theodore Beeson, of Fayette county, la a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. auk&....Mrs. Cicely Hosklns, of Carmel, ind., was at Dr. CL K. Dinner's a few days this week. ....Misses Bessie Harlin, Laura Everett and Hattle Jones, of Indianapolis, visited friends here last Sunday.... J. (J. Duncan and family are taking a few weeks' pleasure trip through the great Northwest.. ..Last Sunday Miss Esther bnodgrass,of New Palestine, and Miss Dell Brown, of Acton, were guests of Miss Bergia and Audrey Barnard. . . .Leonard Wild and wife, of Nobleavllle, spent last Sunday in Greenfield. ....Mrs. Frank C. Fayne, whose husband Is city editor of the Chicago News, is here visiting her father, Capt. R. A. Riley.... Hon. James L. Evans and wife, of Nobleavllle, were guests at W. 8. Montgomery's last Sunday. ....Dr. N. P. Howard, Jr., attended the Mississippi Valley Medioal Association, at Evansville last week.. .. D.U. Goble and Elder R. W.Thompson are attending a Baptist association in Franklin county, Ky.... James H. Jones, of Abingdon. Ia., and Mrs. Rebecca Duncan, of Tipton. Ind., are visiting John Cottleld and other relatives.... Miss Laura New will leave lu a short time for a visit with her brother, A. L. New, who is land agent at Evanston, W. T... Elmer Swope, Dr. A. J. Smith, William Vaughn, Dr. Adams and family, J. W. Havens and family, Mrs. Dick Wilson, Marion Steele, Lee Brown, Boone Dllland and familv, Mrs. Olie Dill and daughter. Miss Ora, J as. L. Smith. Douglas Beckner, Will Moore, Cassius Curry aud family, W. C. Dudding and wile and Frank Miller and wife were all at Rushville this week attending the fair.. ..Mrs. A. J. Smith, her cousin. Miss Nellie Smith, Mrs.

W. W. Cook and her sister. Miss Nannie Walker, held a picnic at the Sailors' and Soldlers'Orphans' Home, at Knightstown Friday. . . .Judge Win. E. Niblack. of Viocennes, is here this week, trying tho lawsuit between the rival gas companies. Knlghtstown, Miss Adda Harden, of New Castle, spent the fore part of this week with her many friends here Mrs. Will Beeman is at home from a visit to Indianapolis friends. ...Mrs. R. W. Craig returned, this week, from an extended visit with relatives at Murshalltown. Ia....Mrs. Will Brinkman and children are visiting at Greentown.... Rev. A. C. Smithers, of Buller University, orcu5 led the pulpit at the Christian Chapel last Sunay. ...A. 55. Carroll and Miss Jennie Shields visited at Cincinnati this week Miss Louse Whltesell is home from an extended visit with friends at Kennedy, O .... Re v. T. J. McClelland and family are spending a short time at Cincinnati Misses Florence Uinchmau and Josio McClelland leave, to-morrow, for Oxford. O., where they will spend tho winter at school.... Miss Mary Forbes has returned from a two weeks' visit with ft lends at Indianapolis Miss May Craco, of Carmel, is the guest of the Misses St. Clair, on South Washington street. . . . Mr. Will Starr and children, of Richmond, visited Mrs. J. W. Convln. on East Main street, the fore part of this week.... Mrs. Jennie Ballard returned home Saturday from a three months' stay with her daughter at Oskaloosa, Ia....Rev. Uarkens, of Frankfort. Is conduoting a series of revival meetings at the Christian ChapeL... Mrs. Anna Hatfleld is visiting her sister, Mrs. Solon Benbow, at Kalamazoo. Mich.. ..Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Forbes spent spent the pastweek with friends at Indianapolis.... Messrs, Will Kerwood and John Maple, accompanied by their wives, left Tuesday for an extended stay at Eureka Springs, Ark.. ..Miss Susie Jackson, of Indianapolis, spent tho fore part of this week the guest of Miss Graoe Walls on South Jefferson street.... Miss Nellie Thomas, of Terre Haute, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. O. Morris, ou South Jefferson street, the fore part of this week.... Mrs. Harry Lewis, or Lewi ville. Is the guest of her parents and other friends In this city.... C. E. Ramsey and family and Mrs. Thomas Tver left last Tuesday fcr a viait to relatives at Wendell, Kan.. ..Miss Lizzio Bell was hostess to a large comranyof friends at her home, on East Mala street, last Monday evening. Liberty. Miss Bessie Elwood, of Lewlsville, Tnd., is the guest of Miss Edith Crist.... Miss May Ernst Is visiting at Columbus, O.... Miss Roso ImmeL of Lebanon. Ind.. is visiting relatives here.... Prof. H. E. Dubois, formerly of this city, but now principal of schools at Trenton, Mo., was married last week at Albany, N. Y. The bride was Miss Jessie Chapman, of that city. They were In Liberty a few days this week, guests of friends.... Emmet Wolfo and wife, a newly married couple, of Connersville, spent their honeymoon at the country home of George Wetheron, north of the city.... The Young People's Christian League gave a lawn social, Friday evening, at the home ef Misses Clara and Ethel RosH....Mrs. T. W. Mommaw, of Washington. D. C, is visiting relatives in this county.... Miss Lillian Van Stroke, of Vasalla, Ky., is the guest of Mrs. Albert Davis. Marlon. Hiss Jean Lyons left Friday for Oberlin, 0., to attend school the coming year.... Dr. 8. W, Wood was called to Dayton. O., Friday by the sickness of brother.... Mrs. Arthur Shldell has returned to her home at Muncie.... Mrs. Nathan Draper and children, of Inany, la., are visiting the family of Robert Malott. . Rev. Father Campren, of IiOgan'sport. and Rev. Father Weichman. of Anderson, visited Rev. Father Grogan Thursday.... Misses Carrid and Louise Hoover returned to their home at Lima, O., Thursday, after a twoweeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Hoover.... Mrs. John R. Fitzgerald has returned from a two weeks' visit with her parents at Columbus, O.... William V. Holman aud wffe returned Thursday from a three weeks visit through the West.. ..Miss Graoa Hlgbee is visiting friends at Elkhart....

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The above Departments are now replete in the richest novelties of foreign and home looms. The purchasing facilities we now have, controlling two large houses, enable us to secure as low prices as any house in Amen ca Space will only admit of us naming a few leading lines special for Monday's offering. Black Gros Grain Silks, in four qualities, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 per yard; as rrand values as ever offered. Black Armure Silks, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 per yard; new designs; splendid value. Black Poult de Soie, $1.25, $1.50, $1,75, $2 per yard; beautiful goods; extra value. Black Faille Francaise, heavy cord, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 per yard; here we challenge competition. We have secured the control of the above lines of Silks, every quality we guarantee, and stand ready to replaco any Silk that does not give satisfactory service. Fine Persian Novelties in Combinations. Party Silks in all the new tints. Velvets and Plushes in all the new shades. Fancy Silks for Garnitures.

We show the largest, most varied and replete stock of Wool Fabrics in the State. High Novelties in Camel's Hair, Persian Brocades, Embroidered Suitings, Sideband Trimmings, Tea Gown Eobes, Embroidered Pattern Tea Gowns, Printed Cashmere and French Flannels for Tea Gowns, English Mohair Brilliantines, Cecillian Cloths, Imperial Serges, Armures, Matelasse Cloths, Pinhead Checks, Plaids, Stripes," Jacquards, Sebastopol, Shooda Cloth, Silk and Wool and All-wool Henriettas, twenty shades in Broadcloths, four qualities. 40-inch Suitings, 16 l-2c per yard.' All-wool Tricot, 25c. 40-inch all-wool Cheviot Suiting, 35c per yard.BLACK DRESS FABRICS. We anticipated the great demand for Black Wool Fabrics; gave large importation orders, and made purchases before the great advance in prices. Goods retailed at less than present market quotations, is what we have before stated. Visit our counters, and you will see the proof of our statement daily increasing sales always busy every body buys. We still have full lines of fine 45-inch English Mohair Brilliantines from 49c, and 54-inch Cecillian Cloths at 75c per yard. All-wool Henriettas, 35c per yard. 56-inch English Mohair Brilliantines, 75c per yard. Serges, Comers Hair, Armure, Sebastopol, Hindoo Cloth, Shooda Cloth, and new weaves in Jacquard, Matelasse, Satin Cords and Checks, English Mohair Brilliantines and Serges, in black and white, for halt mourning. Full lines of Mourning Fabrics. DEESS-MAKING BOOMS NOW OPEK Mdme. Sweenie and Mdme. Melline have returned from the East, and are prepared to show correct styles in dress. Perfect fit and finish guaranteed. 1 . k

ED Gen. A. F. Deverenx hss returned from a short visit to Cincinnati... Mrs. James .V. fftreetser, Mrs. George Sweetscr and Mrs. Ja N. Trcmer visited at Hartford City Thursday.... Mrs. a. C Harwood aud children returned Wednesday from a visit to Madlmm, Wis.. ..Miss Grace Weaver, of Seymour, Ind.. is visiting her brother, Eev. W.D. Weaver.... Miss LUlle Ballard has pone to Yellow Springs, O.. to attend Antlocn. College. ...Mrs. F. F, Fruchey and children are visiting relatives at Sidney, O.... Misses Eva Pugn and Lizzie O'ell have returned to omer pot, Ind., altera two weeks visit with Miss Mary Miles. ...Mrs. Georre Hlatt has returned from a visit with Mrs. Dr. Kichs, of Muncie. ...Mr. and Mrs. George G under are attending tbe annual reunion of the Seventy-first Ohio VQlunteer Infantry at Troy, O. 1 Montezuma. Mrs. Anna Cramer snd Miss Eva Fcheer visited friends in Dana on Tuesday.... Horace Watkins nnd family left for Wyoming Territory, where they will reside In the future.... Miss Tod Lee and Jesle Bucher returned on Saturday from a pleasant visit to their friends in Hume, 111 The festival given at the M. E. Church on Wednesday, for tho benefit of the Sunday-Achool, wa a success financially.... Re v. Z. D. Morris, sf KocXville, -was In town Thursday.' - Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, who have been the pueftts of Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Anthony for two weeks have returned to tholr home at Leebur?, Fla.... Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Marsh have returned from their bridal trip through the old country Mrs. Jennie Fay, of Kaunas City, Mo., has returned borne after a very pleasant visit at her brother's, Will Dougherty.... Miss Minnie Martin has returned home to ConnersTille...UIr. and Mrs. Littler intend making Oregon their home State in the future. . . .Mrs. John Quincy Adams Is visiting friends In Grcencastle, where she expects to remain for some months.... J. Adam son nnd Tfflfe have returned from their Unisn City visit, Mrs. C. E. Gregory l home from Quito an extended visit at Zionsville. Ind.. ..Mrs. Samuel Scott is now tho guet of Mrs. Gen. Grose, of NewCastle Mrs. V . W. and Geo. T. Orr left Tuesday for Emerson, Ia., and Brookflcld, Mo., where they will visit relatives for a month.... W. H. Fortner nnd wife left ou Tuesday for Manhattan. Kan., where they will visit Mr. Fortner's brother, whom he has not seen for twenty-live yeam.... George L. Mason and wife bare returned from Portland. Me...Mrs. Wm. Hunter, of Marion who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. 8haw, has returned home.... Hugh McSbea and son John have gone to Kokomo, where they will make their future home. ...Miss Maud KUgore, of Anderson, is visiting Miss Susie Littlo...Mr. M. D. Goodlander has gone to the bedside of her sister, at fchepahewana, Ind.f who is seriously nick Mrs. E. C. Rose, of Mt Comfort, l in tho city, the guest of Ed Swain and family. . . .Mrs. A. Cross is visiting relatives at Granville, O....Mlss Gussie Bender, of Daleville. la the cnestofher brother Charlie Miss Bessie WllliauiH has trono to Boston, where she will attend LaSa lie College ....MissLeota Larkin.of Farmlandwho has been visiting Mrs. 8. P. Brundage for some time, returned to her home P. W. Patterson and daughter Bertha left, Friday, for an extended visit to relatives at Fairmont and Clarksburg, W. Va. Madison. ITon. C. L. ITolateln was here last week to see his father.... Mrs. M. O. Brleht is visiting Mrs. C. A. Korblv.... Mrs. C. IL Bunnell is at Columbus.. ..Mis Mamie Henry, of Mt. Pleasant, Ind., is the guest of Mrs. A. I). Vanosdol Mr. Jacob Rush and Miss Kosa Fromer are viaiting in Buford, Ga. ...Mr. Parah Neal has returned to Indianapolis.... MIaa garah Shield, of Chicago, Is the guest of Mrs. John G. Moore.. ..Dr. J. A. Mnrett has been made coroner. Iu place of Dr. Geoperider, who succeeded to the pension board vacancy caused by the death of Dr. C. II. Wright. Rev. J. W. Turner delivered an I. O. O. F. addrew at Taris Crossing, Friday night.... Miss Mamie Marshall, of Olney. III., has returned home after a visit with her siAter, Mrs. 8. B. Wells MIsaea Mary Cornett and Frances Ross are home from Aurora...-Miss Julia Ash, of Greencastle, is tbe guest of tho Misses Golden.... Mrs, nelen Gould and sister, Mlsa Gertrude Grayson, are home again from Waterloo, Ia.... Mrs. J. A. Cuykendall. of Knoxville, Tenn., Is visiting Mrs. D. 8. Walker. New Castle. W. II. Phlrk returned Monday from a two months' European trip.. ..Miss Adda Harden left y esterdav for a visit friends in Columbus, O.... John B. Elliott and wife, of Newton, Kan., arc visiting Henry county friends Mrs. J. J. Hamilton, Mrs. Joe Foutz and Miss Mary Flynn are visiting friends in Richmond and Cambridge City this week. ...Mrs. G. W, Burk, who has been spending the summer In Pennsylvania, returned to her home in this city on Tuesday.... James Martlndale and George Martlndale and wife, of Chicago, are vIMting New Castle friends. ... .1118 Mary Card will, of New Albany, Ind., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Parker.... Among Ujoeo who went to Cincinnati on the excursion. Wednesday were O. P. Murphey. Henry Morphey and wire, Mark B. Turner, John M. Morris and the Misses Maud Murphey. Julia Turner nnd Ota Ooodwin....Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. nney, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday the guests of Mr. ana .Mrs. N. E. Black.... Miss Vienna Ogborn spent Sunday tho guest of f rienda in Arcanum, O. . . .M1m Cora Wlsehart, of Mlddletown, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bundy.... Miss Edna LndwU, who has been spendlog ths summer wlHi friends ia Akron, O., has

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DRI returned to her homo in this city.... Miss Jennie MoCall and Frank LI vezey have returned from a visit to 6t Joe, Mo... Miss Bertie A'ewby, of Pplceland, was calling on New Castle friends Tuesday.... Mrs. William Wales, of Minneapolis, Minn., is the guest of her brother, Josiah Bundy. ....Miss Mayrie Riddle, of Muncie, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown over Sunday.... MUs Minnie Johnson, daughter of Attorney-general Johason, of California. Is the guest of relatives in this city.... Miss Lou Boyd and Mrs. J. T. Anderson, of Indianapolis, are guests of Miss Vienna Ogborn Miss Minnie Brown, of Richmond, was tho guest of Misses Grace and Bessia Coffin this week Mrs. E. n. Bundy and daughter Nellie aro visiting at Richmond. KoblesvlUe. A delightful reception -was given last Wednesday afUrnooB, from 2 till 6, by Mrs. A, M. Jenkins and daughter Emma, at their home on Anderson street. Mrs. and Miss Jenkins were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Finley PfafT. Tho parlors were tastefully ornamented with flowers, and the dining-room was beautiful. The gathering Included a hundred ladies well known in social circles, and the occasion was one of the first that has brought togetusr so many since tho suwmer exodus Mrs. Frank Taylor gave a dinner on Wednesday to a number of her lady friends.... Dr. E. C. Lochr is quite sick with tyfhoid fever Linnteus Illnes and Panford Teter eft last Wednesday for Bloomington University. ....Mrs. Ann Dunn spent Thursday at Indianapolis Mrs. A. M. Jenkins left Friday to attend Frisnds' Yearly Meeting, at PlainfiId.... Mrs. Rich wise was at Indianapolis last Monday. ....Frank Lacy and Victor Conner left Monday for Butler University.... Mies Jessie Pprtnger spent last week at Indianapolis.... Miss Lulu Fisher was in Indianapolis 1 ast Tuesday.... Roy Caylor will go to DePauw University, at Greencastle.. . .Ella Trultt will take a course of mnslo at Cincinnati this winter.... Miss Bessie Pearce has return el after a two months' visit at Chautauqua Mm. J ulia Loebr has moved into her new home on East Conner street.... Capt. Mahloa Floyd, of Indianapolis, and brother. Elder David Floyd, of Newman, Fa., spent last Thursday here. ....Fred Alexander Is sick.... Miss Lizzie Oerwlg has returned from Lyons, N. Y....Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Tescher returned Friday from their bridal tour Mn. Law Wainwright of Lima, O., is visiting her father, Dr. Uraj. Pern, Mrs. Dr. F, C. Stewart has returned from a visit In Latonla, O Mrs. Joe Merrill returned to Chicago on Wednesday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Gray.... Mrs. T. M. Wilkinsonand S9u left for Ann Arbor, Mich., on Tuesday.... Miss Fannie Hbrjrlns, who has been the guest of Miss Pattie Shirk for several days, returned to her home in LaPorte on Tuesday.... Mrs. Charles Leebrick is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Fred Cornelius, of Rochester, ind.. ..Mrs. Theresa Hlrsch and children, of Attica, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Kittner.... Mrs. Amelia Ruby, of Rochester, Mo., is visiting relatives here.. ..Mrs. Dyer, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. J. Goldsmith, of West Fifth street.... Miss Jessie O'Donald. of Moberly, Mo., is visiting friends and relatives In this city.... Mrs. F. Mattlock, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. D.' Williamson.... Mrs. Lucy Brenton Is visiting friends in Kokomo. ...MIjs Dalsv Fugh returned on Friday from Franklin and Indianapolis. . Rockville. Mrs. Stoekbridge and granddaughtor, of Fana, 111., are visiting Mrs. Maggie gtockbridre....Mr&. II. Russell, of Terre Haute,ls visiting Mrs Henry nargrave....Mlss Mary Hutchinson has zone to Arkansas City, Kan., to teach school. ...Miss Kate Kelly is in Chicago MLs Blanche Trevey willrecslve instructions at the Boston Conservatory of Music. ..Mr. George Irwin aud wife are back from Missouri.... Mr. W. B. Hyde will leave for the East in a few days.... Mioses Rose Lowrey and Frank McCune have got back from Virginia. The former is greatly improved in health. ShelbyvWe. Mrs. Harter, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kent, has returned to her home in CrawfordsviUe Mrs. Helen Major has returned from her visit in Pittsburg, Pa.... Miss Lavanche Trees, who has been visiting Misses 8wain and Talbert, has returned to her home in Manilla. ... Miss Alma Haysnoud Is visiting friends in Rushville.... Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sheldon are visiting friends and relatives In Adrian. Mich.. ..Miss Susie Kennedy will attend school in Terre Haute this winter.. ..Mrs. John Maholm and baby have returned to their home in Michigan City Miss Frances Senour entertained Tuesday evening. In honor of her guests. Misses Craighead, of Coviugto3: Ky....The Misses Houston entertained friends Monday evening In honor of Miss Lockhart, of Connersville.... Quite a number of the members of Baptist Chnrch attended tho dedication of the new college there Thursday.... Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Cangbey are visiting in Richmond. Ind.... Miss Lola Wingate has gono to Peru, Ind., to remain all winter.... MJss Luo Talbert will visit her cousin. Miss Lizzie Talbert In KnighteUwn, next week. Terre Haute Mrs, Wallace Boyd, of RockvUle, haa been visiting Mrs. A. 6. Austin.... MIjs Lilian McGregor has rr turned from the East.... Miss. Emily Long will accompany Mrs. Armstrong and children to AsheviUe. N. C where they will spend the winter Mrs. A. f Tndrt!eton has reUiraed from Chlcstro; vUvrc h- visited her' parents several wre!i Eva Ho-Vc. of Booavlile, Is vlslUa MUs Adair, ou Thirteenth

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Kirshbaam and family have returned from a sojourn at Atlantic City, N. J....MWS MlnaKnox, of Cincinnati, is la this city, the guest of Miss Belle Murphy.... Mrs.' Scott, of Kalida, O., is in this place visiting her brother, Mr. Thos. With am.... Mrs. Shea has returned to her home at Gallon, 0 after a visit of a f;w weeks hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. I Lambert.... Misses Jennie and tiadie Wolramott, of Cbloago, visited in this city the past vreek, the guests of their cousins, Mrs. W. T. worthingham and Mr. J. B. Ross.... Mrs. T. A. Ashtcn spent the last week at Winchester.... Mrs. ft. J. Harrison and daughter Ollie, of Delaware, O., ore In this city, the guests of friends Mrs. Geo. Aoheeen has gone to Norwalk, O., for a four weeks' visit with friends.. ..Miss Bessie Erwln has returned to her home in Kokomo. Ind., after a three weeks' visit with her brother here.... Mrs. Mollie Ilifirgs, wbo has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. IL B. McKee In this eity, fias gone to her future home In Chicago.. ..Mrs. Caandler, ef Newark. N. J., is the guest of Mrs. Dr. U. II. Ycrgeu, this city.. ..Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wlggs. of Chicago, were the guests of friends here the first part of the week. ....Miss Ivy Bchrlcker entertained a number of young friends on Saturday evening.... Mrs. Joe. Ruly. of Cincinnati, is visiting relatives here.... Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ireland, of Hollandsburg, O., spent Sunday with friends here.... Mrs. A. E. Butcher has returned to her home in Frankfort, Ind., after a prolonged stay with friends here. ....Mrs. Perrie Gray, of Indianapolis, is visiting her parents in this city.. ..Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Gist are visiting friends at Nokomis, 111. ...Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Hardy have it turned from a pleasure trip through Wisconsin. Winchester. Misses Emma Engle and India Bmmflcld left Monday to atteud college at Irvlngton....Mrs. Charles Ferris is visiting at Ramson, O....Uv. J. B. Fowler and family, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Thortburg, have returned from a two -weeks visit at St. Joseph. Mich., Chicago and other points.... Mrs. F.. A. Cheuoweth is the guest of relatives at Oxford, O....Mlss Woodbury, of Jacksou to wnshio, is the guet of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Simmons.... Misses Allie and Jennie Henderson are home from a visit with friends at Dayton, O.... MUs Sophia Rlrsle, of Ansonia, O., was the guest of Mrs. J. A- -over this week. .Miss Lillie Arllntrton. who iaUIni, If l Kizer and family, tpent Sund. the guest of Miss Bertha Can Mrs. Emerson McGriff returned Portland Tuesday, after a vfclt here. ...P. H. Dean and wife Union City friends last Monday. Richmond. d....Mr. and their heme at c i several days were guests of Wabash. Mrs. George Moses, of Huntington, Is the guest of friends in this city.. ..Mrs. D. A. Aldrkh, of Elkhart, is tbe guest of friends and relatives In this city.... Mrs. Augusta lnieyer, of Onlacy, 111., Is in the city, the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. W. Buslck Miss Minnie Mader is spending a few days with friends at U'intlncton Mrs. Harry Davis, of Chicatro, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Davis.. ..Mrs. Mary Smith, of Louisville, Ky., is the guest of her son. Rev. George Roederer. . . .Mrs. Tyndall. of Cincinnati, who has been spending several weeks at Spring Fountain Tark, Warsaw, is the guest of Miss EtUe Lynn Mrs. C fltaadecker returned home last Sunday evening from hertrin through the East.... Mrs. d Bwadley returned to-day from her visit at Danville, 111. ...Homer Haas and Harvey Cory will pty to Chicago to-morrow to attend Hahnemann College.... Mrs. Kate Eller, of bouth Bend, and Mrs. Lizr.ie Pohlmann.of Urbana. are the wests of Mrs. George Roederer.... Jacob Hcrff, who has iMten spending the summer at Mt, Clemens, Mich., has returned home.. ..Mrs. Erama'ewhouscLof Connersville, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fllnn Dr. and Mrs. Ford went to Indianapolis last Wednesday.... Colonel James I. Robertson, of the Wabah National Bank, and his wife are expected home from their Eastern trip soon.... Will A. Votaw is lying at the point of death at the home of his parents in Oswego, Kan. m THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. Champaign. Miss Emma Chcever is visiting in reoria.... H. 8wannell and daughter spent the past week in Chicago.:.. Mrs. J. C. Pickard and daughter Ethel are vlsltlnz In Wisconsin.. ..Mrs. J. U. Wilson, cf Indianapolis, is a visitor la this eitj

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O0 ....Misses Vesta Richards and Belle Bailey are. at Lake Geneva.. ..Mrs. Frances Hodrea and Mrs. Irving Hodges have returced from DcCTct,"" ....Mrs. C Stephens and children, of Lo;ansport, Ind., are visiting in tbe city... .Mrs. B. Bear la visiting ia Chicaco.... Prof. O, E. Morrow has returned from his European trip, and his daughters are home from WUoonsla.... Miss Mel la Frump, ton. of Chicago. is a visitor in the city.. ..Miss Jessie Gardner has cone to Cincinnati to spend the winter.. ..Mrs. Phiibrtck and daughter are home again. ...J. J. Bocardus and wire, of Auburn, CaL, are visiting in the dty. .. Mrs. 8. Ep stein has returned from Kansas City. ....Miss Arnes and Jennie McKlnlcr havo returned from Jacksonville, HI.... Miss Harriet McKlnley returned from Decatur. 111.. Punday Mrs. C L. Emlth has returned to her home in Indianapolis. ... M. li. e toner and, wife are home from California.. O. N. Pleroe and wife, of Dayton, O., visited in this city tha past week.... Mrs. II. Swannel Is in Chicago.... Miss Mary Peters has rone to Chicago to reside. ....Prof, and Mrs. A. T. Woods. Prof. Crawford and Mrs.T. B.Oomstock have returned from vac tion trips... Mrs. C. 11. Ftevens, of Loganiport Ind-, i a guest Ot Dr. Pe&rmaa anj lauilly.... Miss Myrtle Fearman is home from a visit aft Mattoon and other points.... Mrs. J. Bacon and daughter Kato havo cone to Whatoonie, W. T., to reside.... L. O. Garwood and Miss Maria A. Sullivan were married Wednesday evening as the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. U. Men denwald. 105 Columbia street.... Frank W.Bunn and Miss Carrie Glenn were married at New Yi enna, O., Wednesday evening.. ..Mrs, A. Q. Watertiouse, of Decatur, Is a guest of ttt Muses lilies. UTIKG THE COEXEE-STOML Ceremonies Inanguratiiij ths Erection cf f Keif IL E. Church at CennersTille. Bpectal to the Indianapolis Journal Co3r2fERSviix, Ind., Sept, 14. The coix ner-itone of tho new JL E. Church wm laid here to-day with appropriate ceremonies. At l(h30 A. M. Rev. J. W.Mellender preached an able sermon at Temperance UalL Tljrv exercises proper began at 20 r. M. A largo assemblage was gathered from the tow a and surrounding country to witness tho evnt, Rer. J. A. Sargent, Presiding elder of the district, delivered the invocation, which was followed by a hymn from tho, chUTcn choir. An excellent memorial ad dress was made by Mr. John O. Chafiee. The address by Kev. J. I). Walsh, nt Cincinnati, was excellent, and befitting tha occasion. The last featnre was placing the ecrncr etone in position, which was done by Ker, Mr. Walsh. It was of white lime-stone, and contained a box about cipbt br ten inches in which was placed a Bible, Hymnal, Discipline of the M. K. Church, copies of chnrch and city papers, names of pastors and presiding elders, officials of church, city and county, school officials and teachers. The names of President Han-ison, Vice-president Morton, Governor Hovey and United States Treasurer liuston, aho a $1 note bearing the name of J. K. Hnstoa as Treasurer; the names of the members of church and Sunday-echool, memorial rolU and a programme of tho proceedings of the day. . The new M. E. Church, when completed, will be one of the nnest in the State, and will be built of white limestone at the ap proximate cost of $33,000. Astronomical Phenomena TJTTCA. N. Y., Pept 14.-rtof.c. n. F. retertw of Litchfield Obse-vatory, Hamilton ColieFe. discovered an asteroid on Aug. The ijc ?lanet ranks as No. 287, In the aiveroid jrtwp. he first computations appeared to show an unprecedented fsot In astronomy that a portion of the new aiterold's orbit was within a portion of the orbit of Mars. All asteroids heretofore discovered have their orbits outside thai of Mars. Bos-row, Sept. 14. A cablegram from the ru ropean Union of Astronomers announce ihe discovery of changes in that crater of the moon known as TUny, by rrofesjfcr Thurg, of Geaaia Noted Bandit Sentenced. SAWDrroo.. CaL. Bept. 14. pjiTf,ter ITonles, the noted banfilt. who for some months terrorired southern California pleaded KuiHJ 10 tba charce of robbery this afternoon, and was sentenced by Judge futerbauj;a to the rolaosx Euta prison for Ufa. When It can be prepared otberwiss. it la never a good plan to tot out youns trers ol any kind in Rrs sod. The pltnU and roots seem to choke the trees to tb-t n raci growth cannot be made. . Tun prompt nss of Ayera C:tnvsxialy axe ell cCirtLQij c: ;i