Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1893 — Page 3

8 THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1893

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OJSs X& Al Ite many literary clnbs of the city hare tteir programmes for the coming season prepared and tneir, places for meeting elected. Tnere are in addition to the literary clubs assemblages for cards and ncins. Most of th clnbs of last winter rviains the last two pleasures will continue them, and there are a few new clubs. Tne Propykvum, wnich was the admiration of hundreds of visitors Wit week, will be the center for most of the clubs. The Assembly Hall is fine for dances and the parlors for literary and card clubs. Women's club are still in the ascendency, and it teems as if every possible subject was covered by them. There is one, how Ter. which is woefully neglected, and it is really surprising that 'it is so. This Is a cerainio club. There are artists in china who would receive great benefit in an organization of this kind. There are cities, sud even quite email towns, that have this Vind of a club, and a majority of tii era cannot begin to boast of as good or as many of them as this city. A feature of the work of the ceramioclub is a paper each time, and once or twice eaoh year an exhibition and sale of the work of the members. An invitation exhibit, is usually given at the oloseof the year. In this way the artists see eaoh other's work, and their ideas and style are broadened. The 1'ortfolio Club an hardly be said to be in the position of a rival in' any particnlar to such a club, and with tbe field and talent such a club would be an iulluence for cultivation and power. Personal and Society. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ennis went to Chicago yesterday to upend a week. Mr. Thomas Kackley leaves to-day for ?tew York to visit hia sister. Miss Margaret Keicl. Mrs. W. C. Ferryman, of Terre Haute, is visiting Mrs. Harry Craft, on North Illinois street. Miss Julia Holland, of Washington, D. C. is visiting her parents on Belief ontaine street Miss Belle Gorrell, of St. Louis. Mo., is visiting Miss Nellie Bjrklt, of Fletoher avenue. Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace have gone to Chicago to visit Mr. and Mrs. John btemer. Mrs. William L. Elder and son will go to Bor.ngfield, O., this week, to visit her parents. Mrs. Witherspoon and son Horace, of Patoka, are visiting Mrs. H. 13. Snyder, of fcJ7 Ash street. Mr. Hardy, of Elkhart, is -visiting her daughter. Mrs. Minnie Simmons, of 818 gpaon avenue. Mrs. Maxwell and daughter. Miss Anaela Maxwell, will go to Chicago to-day to visit Zor a fortnight. Miss Ruth Caldwell spent encampment week with her cousin. Miss Flo Davis, on North Alabama street. Capt. E. F. Davis, of Brighton, is tbe gnest of his sister. Mrs. Jacob W. Smith, &12 Xoith Alabama street. Miss Fannie Koot will return this week from Cbloaso. where aba has been the gneat of friends for three weeks. Mrs. O'Donnell and family, of West Vermont street, will iro to Chicago to-morrow to make an extended visit. Capt. P. li. Dickerson and wife, of Wash- 1 inzton, D. C. are visiting the families of John and William Diokerson. Mr. Frank L. Wilson, of Davenport. Ia., Is visiting his 6itor, Mrs. Addte MoWhlnney. of 12 East Walnut street. Miss Maud F. Galloway has returned from Trenton and Detroit. Mich., after a three weeks' visit with friends. Miss Katie May Smith, who has been soendin? the summer with friends at Versailles. Ky., has returned home. Mr. and Mr. S. II. Hitchcock, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wharton, of North Mississippi street. Mines Gertrude Carroll and Hattie Felton. of Lebanon, are aaests of Miss Artie Cotton, on East South street. Mrs. Dr. J. C. Fahnestock and son Rupert are in the city, guests or Mrs. Eleanor Coffay, on North Pennsylvania street. Mr. George II. Taylor, of Memphis, Tennis visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor, on North New Jersey street - The Chapel Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. H. Gramling. 701 North Alabama street. Wednesday, from 3 to 5. Mr. and Mrs. Gnstar Recker will not hold their reception Wednesday, as announced, bat will defer them till Oct. 4 and 11. Miss Eleanor Hillman, of Cincinnati, ho has been visitinc her aunt. Mrs. Chaancey Turner has returned home. Major and Mrs. Madison, of Evansville, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Thompson, have returned home. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mattie Pray and V. It. Willits. to take place on tno 14th inst.. at Knightstown. Ind. Mrs. Minnie Wilson and son George, of Mnneie. who have been visiting relatives and friends, left for her home last evening. Miss Clara Price, ol Greencastle, and Miss Jennie Rogers, of Kewauno, who have been visiting friends, have returned home. Dr. James G. Conner ind daughter, of loom, Micb.. are visiting tbe Doctor's brother, William M. .Conner. WO Ash street. Dr. George Haile, Mr. James Haite and Sr. Bert Haile. of Cincinnati, are the Rtiests of Dr. and Mrs. K Word until Monday. Mrs. and Miss Davis, of Harriman, Tenn., who have been guests of Dr. John M. Gaston's family for ten days, have returned home. Miss Augusta Tavlor. of Nw York, who I? visiting the Misses Gaston, on North New Jersey street, will return home to Borrow. Mr. Bergen Applegate and Mr. and Mrs. . P. Heroa will tnko possession of their cew home on North Meridian street, tomorrow. Mrs. and tbe Misses Albert, of Phlladel- . Phis, spent encampment week with Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Maipas, atiCNortb Mendtan street Jadce Cochran and wife, F. E. Fuller jnd family, 1L W. Lowry and wife and Miss I'la Davis spent last week at tbe world's fair. Mrs. O. P. Morton, who has ben tbe pest of her niece. Mrs. Dr. U Wood, on Lincoln avenue, for a few days, has cone to nichmond. Mr. Merritt Taylor, of Worthington. and ur. Robert Taylor, of Bloomtield. visitnd Jjetr sister. Mrs. J. W. Wharton, duriug e encampment Mrs. W. B. Allen will go to St Louis tomorrow for a few dayp. Mr. and Mrs. AIa exrect to remoT to that city this fall tor.cermanent residence. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Karney. who have Jen visitiug Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hardin Jurist week, returned to their home in "orseton. O.. Friday. Mis Orlopp. who sp-nt last yenr in Cin'ccati stn.lyinc the Tiolin. and who has .TV l home for h-r vacation, will return 10 Cincinnati to-morrow. i.Vj' Anni6'r- Hillenry. of Ronnnke. Vs.. the gut of Mr aml Mrfc il(lcelr um Ch ry Ihfl t-rty of three will go to ) C01caao the lant uf the week. irVueptlon WAn civen last week to Mr. Y' Mrs. Orjsuno y. A. Lowis. at th resloceof Dr. J. C. Lori!-. on Park avunue. " a very p!esant a.Iair. -.lnon the gae.M of Cast Jon M. I?? n durinir encampment week were : u U. Liwfo!!. inp-ctor-KonerAl U. S. from Was hi ngt on. D. C, Mr. Col. S. S. aof Chlcaio. una Miss Gruco White,

2Jt c& A I fu daughter of Capt James B. White, of Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss Litz Sehlater, of Anderson, was visiting Miss Lillian IL Keller during the encampment. Mr. Joseph P. Stratton, of Richmond, who has been visiting his father, A. S. Stratton. of 119 East Washington street left for his home last evening. Miss Bessie Raper, of Terre Haute, will spend the winter with Mrs. Bisseir. on North Mississippi street Miss Stella Hall, of Logootee, is visiting Miss Pearl Bissell. Mrs. L. W. Staggman and son Harry, of Cincinnati, and Miss Grace Powell, of Milwaukee, Wis., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pagb. at 1001 E&st Michigan street. Mr. JackVirden. of Orange county, a member of the Third Indiana Battery, pent the latter part of the week with his niece, Mrs. Charles L Burgan, of 312 Spann avenue. Major Church Howe, vice commander of the itate of Nebraska and a delegate to the convention, is a guest of Capt. It E. Birch, on Broadway, and will remain several days. Miss Frances Benson, who has been spending the summer in this city with relatives, will return to her home in New York to-morrow, and will resume her newspaper work. Mr. Peter Frailey. of Wooster. O., and Mr. George U. Duer and wife, of Milleraburg. ()., spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Frailey. at No. 173 East North street Helen Bertram, formerly Miss Lain Burt, of this city, has been engaged to sing with Seidlm New York for this season, tihe will fill the parts taken by Miss Jaoh and Miss DeVere. .Carl Cameron, after filling a summer en gagement with Bellstedt'a military band, has been engaged as trombone soloist by the famous Iowa State band, playing at the world's fair. Mr. E. W. Tut tie, of this city, was married at Pendleton. Ind.. Wednesday even ing, to Misa Olive Aiman. They will be at home to their friends after Sept 15, at 320 cornea avenue. Mr. Charles Stewart and Mr. William Roberta will leave the last of tbe month for Central America, where they will be on xne conee plantation La Vina, owned by Albert C. James. Hon. William Williams, a former resideut of lndiananolis. ia here from Cali fornia, where he has spent the last two years. Mr. Williams is tbe guest of his son-in-law. Postmaster Thompson. Mrs. Lena L. Ludwig. Sarah House. Net tie Appengeller and Drs. House and Batson have returned from a fortnight's visit to Chicago. The Misses House and Appen geller have returned to their homes at Ureenville. O. Misses Lura and Minnie Lowe gave an in formal inusicale last evening to a few friends in honor of Miss Henrietta Kitohell. who has come to this city to reside. Miss Minnie Stoddard, of Minneapolis, and Miss 1" . Mr. and Mrs. William F. Henly have issued invitations for tbe marriage of their daughter EtUe and Mr. Charles Louis Bieler, whioh will take place Wednesday evening, tbe 20th. at 8 o'clock, at the Cen tral-avenue Church. William Paine and wife, of Evansville. Hob. James Taylor, of Greencastle. Miss Flora Hoshour, of Milton, and Charles Bacinstose and wife, of Hagerstown, were trie guests of Ur. J. H. Taylor. 6G3 North Pennsylvania street, daring tho encamp ment Miss Ora Welker. of Vmcennos. and Mr. Will Halstead. of BloomingUn, visited their aunt. Mrs. J. W. Wharton, on North Mississippi street, during tho meeting of the Lpworth League. 1 ha former was ac companied by Miss Nellie Beach, of 'in cennes. Mr. George Lemcke. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lemcke. sailed tbe 7th from Europe, where he has been for several years, and will come to this oity to attend school the oomln&r year. Captain Lemcke ani tbe ot'ier members of the family will remain somo time loncer. Mrs. May Wright Sewall delivered her lecture on 'Onr ioreign Critics ' Monday in the ar euibly room of the Woman's Buildinir. at the Columbian exposition. The lecture was one of a series of enter tainments whioh are being siven eaoh day. from 11 till 1 o'clock, by prominent women of the world, and which will continue throughout the month of September. Mr. and Mrs. William Lavin (formerly Miss Mary Howe) who are known favor ably in sooial and public circles, gave a farewell concert at the latter s home in Brattleboro. Vt, and at the Claremont festival, before sailing for Europe, where alter three mpntba' linal studies in Italy they begin in that country the operatio career for which they have been preparing. Their voices are described as more beauti ful than ever. Elaborate accounts aro given in the Reading, Pa., papers of the wedding of Miss Bessie Bacon and Dr. Albert Shaw. Miss Bacon has visited bur aunt. Mrs. G. W. Geiger, in this city and is well known to a number of young people. There were seven bridesmaids and ushers, the latter prominent men in colleges and journalism. Dr. Shaw ia the editor of tbe American Review of Reviews and one of the literary lights of this country. Greetings were sent from Gladstone, Balfour, W. T. Stead. Whitelaw Reid. Col. J. A. Cockerill. Win. Dean Howells. General Harrison And other -prominent men. friends and acquaintances of the distinguished groom. Among tho many receptions given during tbe week was one by Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Milholland. at their home, 2i7 Jetlersou avenue, to Company M, Third Indiana Cavalry. The features of the evening consisted of eloqnent speeches by Capt. Charles Patton. of Illinois, and other members of the compacy. and recitation by Mr. Frapk Coe, of Munroe, Mich., alter which refreshments were served on the lawn, followed by string and vocal music. Among the lady guests were Mrs. Captain Patton. Mrs. Laushman and Mrs. Heminger, of Cerro Gordo, III.: Mr?. George Lowe, of New Albany: Mrs. Samuels, of Richmond, Ind.; Mrs. John Patton, of Cambridz City, and Mrs. Richardson, of Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Fernandize Mayburn Simmonds. of North Meridian street, gave a pink and yellow dinner of six covers Friday evening. At which her guests, Mrs. Ed lsgrigir, of Chicago, and Miss Alico Smith, of Mt. Lookout, East Walnut Hills, were the guests of honor. The iliningToom deemed like a bower of roses, and the table, under a canopy of pink ribbon and smilax. was lighted by piuk candles and fairy lights. Pink roses were used as decorations, and baskets of buds ' were hanging from brackets and chandeliers. Fourteen guests were entertained, among whom were Mrs. J. Gossman. of Cincinnati, am! Miss Lotta Hunter, of Cincinnati. Mrs. Frank Horning will vntertain MissSmith with a brake party this week. ' One of the pleasant social events of the past week was the prettv home wedding of Mr. John I). Church, of the tirm of J. D. Church V Brother, proprietors of the Capital roller mills, and Miss Katherine Anlrew, which ooourrod on Thursday evening at tho residence of Oscar Derndinger. ::-0 North M-ridiun street. A number of invited guests were present and the spacious parlors were richly decorated with pot plants and eversreenw. The marring ceremony was performed by Rev. Van Anda, of Roberts Park, and a large display of presents testified to the hifch eWm in which tho contracting parties aro held by their friends. After receiving the congratulation of those present refreshments were served and Mr, end Mrs. Cbcrrh l?ft on the midn'.ght train for an extended visit to the world's fair. They will be at hor:o t their frund"i afirr Oct. 10, at their residonco, 672 North Delaware street Irvlnetn rs'nlf. Mr. Frank Williams and friend. Mr. Thompson, of Wabash, and Mr. Charles

Baker, of Pern, have been visiting Mrs Mary Calkins for a few days. Mr. Chester Compton. of Dnblin. Ind., is the guest of Mrs. Sylvester Johnson. Miss Augusta Stevenson returned last week from a short visit in Lafayette. . Miss Lona Iden left on Thursday for La Gro, Ind., where she will spend the winter. Mr. Tom Hall, of Centervillo. wasin town for a short time last week, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall. Miss India Martz. of Kokomo. who has

been visiting Mrs. R. F. Kautz. returned home on Saturday. Miss Blanche Wilson spent several days last week in Indianapolis with ber aunt Mrs. Dora Johnson. Minuet! Mjirv and Lonise Tlron&e returned home last week, after a short visit with relatives in Chicaso. Mr. Herbert S.Shankreturnedfrom South Bend. Ind., ok Wednesday, after an absence of some mcnths. Mr. Perrv Hav. of Washington. D. C. is spending a few days in Irvmgton, the guest of Mr. John Butler. Mrs. Enirene Darracb. formerly Mrs. Huntington, of Detroit, is spending a fort night visiting friends here. Miss Daisy Pike, who has been visiting at Mrs. Conner's, returned on Friday to her home in Danville, Ind. Mr. Edward Williams spent a short timo visiting Irvington friends, on his way to Greencastle. Ind., from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lvtle. of Danville, 111., spent a short time in Irvington with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moore last week. Miss Blanche Wilson and brother Robert left yesterday for Chicago, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. J. M. Moore returned on Thursday to his home in Clarksburg, after visting the family of his brother. Mr. E. R. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Rozcr Hannaford. of Cincin nati, will arrive the latter part of the month to visit Mr. and Mrs. George l. Brown. Miss Katheryn Bray, of Westtield. Ind.. and Miss Van Houton, of Aurora, have returned borne, after visiting Mies Gussie Stevenson. Miss Beth Scott, who has been the gust of Miss Elizabeth Layman for the past month, returned yesterday to her home in Carlisle, Ky. Rev and Mrs. Carey E. Morgan and children, of Wabash. Ind.. have been spending several days in Jrvinston. guests of Mrs. Dailey. Mrs. Alfred Brown and son, of Grand Rapids. Micb., are visiting Mrs. Brown's parents, Prof, and Mrs. William Thrasher, on Cherry street Mrs. Lizzie Powell returned on Friday from Shelby ville. Ind., where she has been serving as a judge in the woman's department of the county fair. Mrs. George M. Overstreet and children, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson for several days, returned to their home in Franklin on Friday. Miss Katherine Lucas, of Frankfort, and Miss Ora Murray, of Olatbo. Kan., who have been guests of ,Mrs. it F. Kautz, returned to their homes on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson and daughter, Miss Reba Thompson, who have been the'guests of Mrs. Ed Thompson, returned to their home in Edinburg on Thursday. Mrs. L. Johnson of Aurora, Ind.. Mr. Van Houton of Ohio, and Mr. William Stevenson, of Nashville. Tenn., spent encampment week with Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. E. M. Louden, of Memphis, Tenn., who has been visiting tbe family of Mr. William Iden for the past six weeks, left on Saturday for Cinolnnati to visit relatives. Mrs, Orville Carvin entertained a few friends, informally, at 5 o'olock tea. on Wednesday. The auest of honor was her sister, Mrs. Alfred Broun, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. D. F. nill, of Danville. Ind.. Mr. Herbert Bird, of Anderson, Mr. H. Perry, of Crawfordville. and Messrs. Al Painter and Horace Inlow, of Alexandria, were guests of Mrs. Dr. Towles last week. Avery pleasant family reunion occurred on Friday evening, at tho home of Prof, and Mrs. Thrasher. Tbe occasion was in honor of Mr. Thrasher's brother. Marion Thrasher, of San Francisco, Cal., and John Thrasher, of Rushville. Mm. Jennie Jeffries entertained a few frieuds very pleasantly to tea on Thursday evenininn for her daughter. Mrs. Robert Hall. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander aud Mrs. Zelda llolsinger. of Kendallville. Ind. Mrs. J. O. Cutts, accompanied by Claire and Arthur Cutts apd Miss Mollie E. Thomas, left Friday for Riverside. Cal.. lor permanent residence. They will be joined it vmuiuuu ujr 41 1. uuu .ur, auu .urn. Cutts and family will be missed very mnoh by their large circle of friends in Irving ton. Mrs. Ludlow entertained a number of relatives at a dinner, on Wednesday, in honor of hor sister. Mrs. Samantha Montgomery, of San Diego. Cal. Tbo-e present were .Mr. and Mrs. loner of Sholbvville. Mrs. Alfred Brown and son Hersohel of Grand Rapids, Prof, and Mrs. William Thrasher, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Carvin, Miss Jessie Ludlow and Mr. Earl Ludlow. Mr. And Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. Otho Campbell of Marion. Ind., Mr. and Mrs. George Gegner of Ridseville, Ind.. Dr. Stewart and Stephen Metcalf of Anderson, Lee Martz of BlutTton. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wood of tiummitville and Miss Lilly Stone of Connersville. George Cbatlin of Iowa, Lee Hunt and Pell Irvin of Anderson were among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carver during encampment week. THE STATE AT LAKGE. f Matter intended for this column mtist bein the office not later than 6 j. ., .Saturday; item re' Clival aflcrthat hour will not be used. AHDEltSON. MUs Emma Cor is visiting at Converse.... Miss Louise Iorett is home from Greensbur(.... Miss Lea Hudson returned to New Castlo Monday. ...Mr. II. J. Gregory ana family left Monday for Hioux City. Ia Mr. it. II. IJrlculey and wife were in Indianapolis Monday... Miss Addie Van Winkle returned to Mechanicsburg Wednesday Miss Ella Pierce was at IndlanapollA Tuesday.... Miss Bailie Brown, of Piketon, O., 1 visiting Mrs. J. W. Bailey Captain Klchardson, of Covington, came Wednesday to visit his daughter. Mrs. B. C. Gedge Mrs. A. F. uiitU, of Danville, 111., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry A. Watterraan The Elts gave their first social session Wednesday evening The Anderson Cub gave a card party Friday evening. ...Ml Oussle Fleming is homo from Marlon Misses Eflie and Laura Black left Wednesday for the world's fair.. ..Mrs. O. T. Doxev. Mrs. J. L. Kilgore, Mr. J. W. Lovett and Mrs. M. K. Williams attended the encampment. ....Mrs. D. F. Mustard returned Wednesday from Cnlcnco Miss Ida Black is at Indianapolis.... Mr. L. B. Jackson and wife have returned from the world's fair Mr. and Mrs. William Ethel have returned from Chicago The Misses Spencer, of Florida, are visiting John Pago.... Miss l'atlence 1'ratber, who bas been visiting Mis Bertha Prather, returned to Columbus Thursday Mis Clara Terhune is home from Indianapolis .... Mrs. i:. B. Walker and children have returned from Chicago.... Mrs. Lib Walker and Ml L. Clarke, of Pendleton, were guests of Anderson friend Thursday. .Mrs. M. b. fceibert, of Kendallville. is tho gueat of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Bower Mrs. Ma Templln, of Marshal. O., Is vUitiug Mrs. W. II. Storer Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Sexton. of Kushville, visited Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Cullen last week.... Mrs. M. L. Dickinson and daughter May, of Washington, D. C, are guests of D. C. Chapman. Mrs. Mattie Fisher. of St. Paul; Mrs. Marie Bhaefter, of Springfield, o.. aud Mrs. Sallie Manzy, of Indianapolis, have been visiting Mrs. J. b. Stuart Mis Kmma Davis returned to IJloorainton Friday.... Mrs. Koss Longworta was at Middletown Friday Miss Diunie Palmer is at iirecnsbarg Mi Birdie NetT. of Alexandria, is the gnest of Mrs. Nellie Woodcock over Sunday Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Ell Goodykoontz and daughter. Miss Bessie aud Miss Itosalio Bricklcy leate Tuesday for the world's fair. ATTICA. Mrs. George Meltzler.of Covington, visited the MUes Bernhsrt over feurulay... Mrs. Harry Saruple, of Lafayette, visited here the tlrst ot tba week Mr. and Mrs. W. W. DeWres are cucatH at A. 8, Peacock's. ...Mr. Charles W. .elder left Friday inornlu tor a visit to CLicaco and auborn, N. D .. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Mulliuix returned from Srenoer last Friday Mrs. It. II. Gasn returned from Ohio last Thursdav Mrs. William Zeigier and daughter Zulu are at Monticello. ...Miss Jo Cartwright, of Delphi, left Weuuesday after a visit with Mr. Held Zelgu r. ....Miss Kutb Boord. of Covinirton. was a tuest of her eiter, Mrs. Charles Zeigier, the first of the week. ...Mary rsewell returned to Coates College Tuesday. ...Mi Hort Opokius is visiting Mrs. Julia Curtis at Newark. N.J... .Mrs. Lauren Sargeant Is visiting at Montlccllo. is euro u d. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Ward returned from Indianapnli Thur4dsy....Mrs Jsmea Torphv. of Louuvllle. is in this city. ...Mis Alma Burch went to Chicago Thursday Mls Trude Pitin a u went to Orleans 'lhursday....Mrs John btlpp and daughter huvtf returncSiKS Grea

SOME ITEMS THAT THE City Editor and Reporters Have Overlooked. Local society has been interfered with in its round of pleasant duties by tho immense concourse of peo ple that has been hero "during En campment Week. However much visitors may have been impressed with the general features of tho city, one thing is sure, they have departed, singing the praises of the ladies of Indianapolis. The Electric Display at the Monument was thought by many to surpass anything of th kind at the World's Fair. H. P. WA65SON ic 0. will open to-morrow a great variety of high novelties in Dress Goods. Black and white is the new "fad this season, and is shown by H. P. WA630N & CO., in Laces. Bilks and Dress Goods. All the Glove Novelties of the season will be shown at H. P. WASSON & CO.'fc?, to-morrow All the choicest colors, including black Kid Gloves, with tthite welts and white stitching:. The announcement of the approaching mar riage of Indiana's favorite singer, Margaret Reid, is in the nature of a surprise to ber many Indianapolis admirers. Madame Katzenbach ha i been encaged by n. I. WA6SOJ A CO. to ta!;e charge of one of their Dressmaking Departments. James Whitcomb Riley was the preat literary lion during tho Encampment week. Indiana id proud of him. "Good-bye, Jim; take kecr of yourself." A magnificent display of Fall styles will be made by Parisian dressmakers at the World's Fair. Their first opening, however, will bo made in New York, and to this only a limited number of visitors will be admitted, and these only by card. Indianapolis churches will bo well attended to day. The pastors have returned from their Bummer vacations. They come back from the seaside and other pleasure resorts, where they have mot people in the world of fashion. Borne pastors have, doubtless, heard some good ser mons while abroad. Madame Katzenbach, the netv modiste at H P. WASSON & CO.'S, will be Joined in New York by Miss Mullen; and cn Wednesday and Thursday of this week these ladies will visit the exclusive exhibition of Parisian dressmakers, to which no one is admitted except by card. lteady-niade Suits have grown greatly ia favor. Ladles are now able to select a suit ready to wcai, Jiut as they have heretofore selected Cloaks. Wesson's Department for Ready-made Suits pbows many of tho choicest novelties of tho season. pee the new styles in Tailor-made Suits on display at II. T. WASSON & CO.'S. Y'oung ladies preparing for school will llnd Just what they want at II. r. WASSON & CO.'S. The cool evenings aud mornings como as reminders that a change of Underwear is necessary. See tho immense stock of Tall Underwear and Hosiery, in medium weights, just opened at Wasson's. v The dressmakers of II. P. WASSON & CO. will I e home from New York this week, and the Dressmaking Department will be open on Monday. Serf. 18. WASSON & CO. employ a man tailor to make tallor-mado Dresses and Wraps. H. P. WASSON & GO castle. ...Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corner went to Indianapolis Tuesday and then to Chicago.... Mr. &. A. W. lirown returned irom Indianapolis Thursday. ...Misses Kdith and Jesgio iarrlson have returned from Chicago. ...Miss Nettio Cosner, of Biooiutnton. visited in this city during the week.-. Mrs. William A. Webb and daughter have returned from Bloomlugton.... Mrs. F. E. KalUback and Mrs. 8. J. Gaw have returned from Inaianapoli... .Miss Nora Pedago, of Bloomincton, visited in the elty during the week MUs Mintte Bawdeii, of Huron, is in this city Misses Call Caiopoell and Myrtle Hummer are in Bloomtield.. ..Dr. and Mrs. Nary were in Chicago during tbe week Mrs. J. L. Dllluian went to Blooraington Monday. ...Mrs. D. W. MoDaniel went to Brownstowu Monday.... Miss Bertha Edmonson bas returned to New Albany.. ..MUs Katie bchmutte went to Indlr.napolis Monday Mrs. J. D. Sears visited at Fairview during the week Mrs. William Jones aud Mrs. Cal Jones went to Indianapolis Monday.... Mrs. William Reed la flatting In New Albany. HLUFFTON. Miss Josepblne Knapp, who has been the guest of Henry Workmau and wife, bas returned to her home in Hillsdale. Mich. ...Mr. and Mrs. W. t. Knight and son Merle, of Booueville, Mo., are guests of 11. B. Nelson and family. ...Mrs. Caroline Davenport, of Cincinnati, is the guest of her son, L. C. on Houth Main street.. ..Dr. G. M. Kinney and wlf j have returned from a visit with friends in New Castle, their former home. Miss Kate Weesner, who has been visiting the family of C. A. Arnold, bas returned to ber homo in Fort Wayne... Miss Leone Louis left tMs week for Corvaills, Ore., to resume her duties as teacher in the schools in that city.... Mrs. IJ. T. Buckbill und daughters, of Columbus Grove. O., ani visiMng Mrs. II. K. White Mrs. Cora Van Corder, ot Mies. Mich., spent Sunday with her niotler audctber relatives in tbincitv. ....Miss Boss Little, of Laucaster, O., is the guest of Mrs. J. G. Harriet... .Mr. II. A. Bennett, who has tpent the summer mouths in this city with relatives, has returned to her home in Malien. Mo Mrs. F. V. Ilecker, whohassrent tho summer with her parents and friends in this city has returned to her bomeln Audubon, Ia.... Mrs. J. E. gturgis gave a luncheon and tea party Thursday noon aud evening, to about ono hundred invited guests. CKNTEUVILLC Mss Ella McConaha entertained tbe Endeavor fioclety Thursday evening ...Mrs. Mae Price left for Salt Lake City Tuesday evening. ...Mrs. Johu T. Lashley. Mrs. C. M. Wilson, jr., and Miss Kato Frazle-r left for Chicago Saturday Miss Maggie O'Malla is the guest of Mis Louise Kelly in ludUnapolis Mrs. J. H. Gentry, Mrsv Ella fclntz und Mss Irene Gentry were guests in Indlanupolls last week. ...MUs Florence Kersoy is in Indianapolis Mrs. M. Britzell was in IndianatolU last week. ....Mrs. Indiana 'illson and Mrs. Mallnda Folger were in Indianapolis and Chicago last week Miss Nellie fhoif is in Pennsylvania. ...Married, Thursday evening, Mr. Holla Pierco and Miss May Henwood....Mrs. Viola Means, of Eflingbam. 111., was the guest of Mrs. Tboinas Means last week. ...Misses Lizzie Mathews and Fannie Trumbull lefr. lor Chicugo Saturday. COLFAX. Mrs. O. W. Eldred and dauchters. Misses Belle and Winnie, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parker, at Indianapolis, last week Mr. and Mrs. John Davis arc guests at Milton, Ky....Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fulenwider, of Waveland, were tho guests of Mr. and Mr. Euis Coy nor Wednesday Miss Leiiah Parker is the euest of Miss Cure at Indianapolis. ...Mn and Mrs. Irvin are pending a few days at the world'i fair.... Mr. U. W. Benjamin, wife and daughter,, of ft. Louis, Mrs. F. W. Baker, of Edwardsvllle. 111., ai d Mrs. J. D. Armstrong, of Frankfort, were the guests of Mr. and Hrs. E. J. Benjamin last week. ...Miss Grace Northorp visited Frankfort Friday.... Mrs. John S:nit!i, of Louisville, Ky., is the guest of her winter Mrs. A C McKiusoy.... Mrs. Dr. Vail, of Kocer, O., was the guest of relatives hero last w eek. C O N N K U i VI LLE. Misses Vrrnie Weaver and Florenco Young, who were guest of Miss Emma lioehl, have returned to Greencastlo..... Mr. aud .Mr. I. Zeiler, Of Denver, Col., are vUitlr.g Connersville relative Dr. and Mrs. Smolley have been visiting Fairfield. relatives Mis Mary Young bas returned from Eaton, O... .The Uiciar.'t Aid Society of the First i'resby terlau Church nx t with Mrs. F. M. Hoot Friday afternoon Mrs. O. J. White was in !"heinyvli!e during the week Tho A. D. O. U. Club met with Mrs. Hamilton Monday afternoon. Mesdames Maud Sruolley and Kce C. Huston are recent addition to the club Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hawkins and Miss May Pratt Lave returned from a visit to Vevay.... A large children's party was gived yesterday, ftom - to 5, In honor of Mr.y Hoot' tenth birthday. ...Miss Lillian Summon, of Michigan City, will make Connersville hor home for several months.... Among those w.o visited Indianapolis dining tho week were Dr. aud Mrs. Gregg. Dr. and .Mrs. Johu;t CMtwood, Mr. and Mrs. H. Munk. Captain and Mrfl. Ha:.:i, Captain and Mrs. George Johuon, Mr. t..i Mrs. . 'jV-JJj'tLitiie, Mr. and Mrs. ilfw-s. Uorrlson. Mrs. Bowman, and Mls (tertii und MUs Maud Roberts.... Mr. Vandegrift. of Appleton, Wl.. has been on an extended visit to Connersvllte relatives.... Mrs. J. P. K?rrand dnusrl.trr. Miss Stella, of 8t. Augustine. FU.. after visiting here, have gone toCbicaco Mr?. 11. Dwigbt Jo Huston .-as lu CiuctoiiH vho utof the week.. ..Among tLo

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attre We are desired, Seo ed JL1 . O world's fair visitors the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Ccorgo Sinks and daughters, Mrs. K. W, Burk. Mrs. Ceorre Morria and Misses Florence Durk, Kate Heron andC'oruelia Conwell The Cary Club met with Mrs. Charles Lewis Tuesday afternoon. COVINOTON. Miss Lillle Clark visited in Attica the first of tho week Miss Fanny Philips, of New York city, Is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. imon Plant... MUs Pauline Miller viMted in Champaign. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Meitzler apent bunday in Attica Miss IJessie Haupt vltdted Miss Luiina Linn, of Attica.. ..Mrs. Frederick Klttner and eoo are in I'eru Miss Taylor, of New Carlisle, O., is vlsitinir ber brother, C. C Taylor, of this city MUsJenulo Smith returned from" Kokoino. Ind Mia FIosbIo Marow, of ttulllvau, Ind., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John A. Duncan Mr. aud Mrs. L. P. Doll and daughter Alma, of Louisville, Ky., are visiting her sister, Mrs. John A. Duncan.. ..Mis Dot Clark lelt on Tucsduv to attend school at bt. Mary's Mr. aud Mra. Oliver Shelby and Mrs. Dave Ferguson left oa Monday for the world's fair Mm Carrie Lamb is visitiug Tom Nash aud family at Indrauapolls....Mrs. Flora Lucas of Chicago, la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hutt. Mis Kate Hell, of Heiloville, 111., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter. II an villi:. Mrs, Ogden and daughter Delia have returned from the Kpworth convention In Indianapolis. ....Mr, ltetta Adamtt, of Illoomlngton, is visiting here Miss Birdie Adams, of Orleans, visited herethe first of the week Mr. Shuler. cf St. Louie, is visiting here Mr. McCurdy has returned from a mouth's visit to Chicago.. ..Mr. George Manual, of California, H vltticR his mother, Mr?. 13. F. Thoma....Mrti. Ottis and daughter have been visiting in Terre Ilrute.... Mis Anna floadley Is in Indianapolis. ...Misn Lima Trueblood, of Chicago, is v:8itiriK bere....MisH Catherine Garber visited Mini Kastmau. lu Indianapolis, Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Anna Green has returned from Iurilanapolla....Mis Daiy Gardner is tho truest of Miss Smock Miss Delia Huilth lain Greencastle... Mrs. Dr. McKitrlcU has returned to Ohio Mis Ilctrlcu. of Nohlesvllle. has been the gue& of Miss Helen Harlan. ...Mifs Jessie Tomson Is in Indlauapolis Miss Uadley visited Miss Furguson, of Indianapolis. ...Stanley Trider and wife, of Paraon. Kan.. vUited here tho first of the week. ...Miss Mattie Lawxon, of Indianapolis, is visiting her cousin, Miss Loa Lawson....Mrs. King, of Indianapolis, is visiting Dr. Mitchel and wife. DLIILLN. Miss Pearl Earl has returned from Dayton.... Miss Gertie Hoffman has returned from, tbe world's fair.. ..Miss Marie Akers, of Johnstown, Pa., is vWdug MUs Cornelia Yickory, ot the home of Mrs. Louisa V. Hoyd ...Mrs. Kmuia Day, who has spent much of the summer at Troy. O.. has returned homo. ...Miss Lizzie Hammond, in company with Mr. aud Mrs. James McGrew, started to the world's fair Wednesday Mrs. Itachel Bltnford. of Mary vlile, Tenn., has been visiting her brother, Joseph Cox and fniuily Miss Dm ma Carr. of .Tacksonburg, visited here Wednesday. ....Miss Lundy, from near Centrevlllc, is here to take charge of one of the school rooms Monday. ....Mrs. Lilly Mayall, after spending three months at Pittsburg, return! Thursday last. KDINUl KJ. Miss Lizzie Allison has ret-rred from Tnfllanapolls....Kev. Charlea K. II utter and wife,, who have been spending a couple of wieks at tbs world's fair, are expected borne the flrt of this week Mrs. Mary Wright and Mrs. Frank Hacemau have returned from a week's visit at Franklin and Indianapolis Mrs. W. Sconce and son Hubert are at Sullivan.... Mrs. A. Otte. Mr. Henry Jrcholler and daughter Florence, Mrs. W. 11. Thompson and Mr. It. Malrer have returned from the world's fair II. C Allison and wife have returned from tb world's lair Miss Kate Siiuborer and Mis. Jennie McCarty, of Holden, Mo., are hero Ytattiuc their aunt, Mrs. William Sch'hm Mrs. K. K. Hosford, of Ldlnburg. and daughter, Mrs. Perin. of Chicago, v!.!tcd Columbus friends duriuir the week Mrs. Kan bhivers and Mrs. Loyd and her two daughters, Ruth and Kate, are visiting Mrs. Linsev Watson. ....Mrs. H. C. Derning and two daughters, of . unction City, Kan., were here vihitinx Mrs. Mullen Mr Ernest Scbuinan has returned to Brooklyn. N.Y. fcho was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Jones Mrs. Moore.of Valley Hill, Ky.,1 visiting her daugbter.Mrs. John Bruce, jr. MUs I lor, Wrlcbt has returned from Missouri and Kansas. ...MUs Mollie Ashhy. ol Madison, is vlsitijg her brother, Wru. Ashby....Mises Mcintosh and Hovcy. of Indianapolis, visited Miss Mary Thompson last week. ULKHAKT. Miss Emma Traubl. or Goshen, is the guest of MUs Florence Malou.. I.Mrs. K. J. Davis and Mrs. Henry Bargerare in Summit, o..'.. Miss Lillian Hatch bas returned to Minneapolis Mrs. Bachei Fifcher, of Kansas, bis been visiting Mrs. J. M. blear.. ..P. P. Abel is L Indianapolis. ....Ml3s ltor.a Oxer, of Paris, () , the jrucst of Mrs. b. Ti. McCrncken Mr. and Mrs. William Covert, of LoiidonvlUe, O., ar Kl,ost of Dr. and Mrs. Coojer Mr. and Mrs. Kreger, of Feorla. 111., and Mrs. Orphea Miller, of Erie, Fa.. are gnt'Sts of Mr. and Mrs. Lyu:in Punches.... Mrs. C U Kinney U visiting in Goshen. ...Miss

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Nora blear has returned from Jaokfon, Mich.... Miss Mamie. Mahoncy has gone to Indianapolis.. MUs Clara Clark is home from Coldwater, Mich. ....Mr. and Mrs Albneht, of Adrian, Mieb., are visitlngMr. and Mrs. T. A. Wilcox. ...Miss Laura Bpeneer has returned from Benton Harbor. Mich Mrs. James Blknap and daughter. Miss Lucv, of Erie, Pa., are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Belknap.... James Hocking, of Toronto. Canada, is the wueat of J. B. Pollard Miss Mtna Frederick, of Bovler, Mo., is the guest . f Mr. M. iloson and her cousin. Miss Hattie Burgess Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Vanderllp, of Chicago, are guests of Dr. aud Mrs. W. II. Thomas. ...Miss Jessie Walls has returned from Toledo and Monroo City Mrs. U. H. Ilicuards. of Toledo, has been visiting Mrs. V. G. Shaw.... Mrs. C. D. Shuok and aa-ightor, of Kansas, are vhdling Mr. and Mrs. William Paul Mrs. 8. Bruce, of Winamac. Ind., has been visiting Mrs. W. T. Meaban Miss Edna Shafer has returned from Minnesota. ....MrOW. Br Vanderlip is in Indianapolis Miss Med Fischer, who was visiting hero, bas returned to Fort Wayne. ...Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Enders aro in Feuville. Ind.. .. Mrs. G. W. Mellcher and son Ed aro visiting in Wells Hlver, Vt.... Miss Millie Gauschaw has returned from Burr Oak. Mich. ...Mrs. Gay Osborne is spending it week in Fort Wayne. ...Col. and Mrs. Robinson are back Irom Michigan Miss Nina White, who was vhitlng Miss Vesta DeCamp, bas returned to boutli Bend... .'1 be Century Club banqueted II. E. Bucklen, of ChicaKO, in fine style Tuesday eveuing Miss Mary Frazier. of Kocheeter, N. , is the guest of Miss Catherine Erwin:. ..Charles Tauoy has gone to Corvaills, Ore., for an indefinite stay. ...Mr. White, of Mobile, Ala., has been visiting his cousius, Mrs. Harry Chester and Miss Laura Kyder. FAKMLAND. N. r. Burres and wife are In Chicago. ...Miss Grace Benson, of Union City, was the guest of Mis Myrtle bhaw Monday Miss Flora Branson was borne from Richmond last Sunday.... Mrs. Frank Klzer-nnd little daughter, of Muneic, aro guests of 8. T. McPrand Mrs. Mary Fulmer, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. C. West. ...Mrs. Gertrude Devo? s, of Decatur, was visitiug David Wassou and family Tuesday ....Mrs. AnuCotman and little children, of Ann Arbor, Micb.. were guests of Cha. Ward and family Tuesday.).. Mrs, T. T. Datley aud son have returned home from Houston. O Mrs. W. J. Clevenger and daughters. Mrs. Harve Bcyuolds and Miss Fearl Clevenger, are visiting in Richmond.. ..Mrs. W. B. Pope, of Reno, Sev., is the guest of her parents, John MoGulre und wife. m FKANKFOItT. Miss Hattie Clellaud, of Indianapolis, and Miss Mae Klein, of Crawfordsvlile, are guests of Miss Daisy Avery.. ..Misses Cora Bayltss and Jesio Gordon have left for Coats College, Terre Haute. ....Miss Lottie Faddock of Indianapolis, Mies Woods of Theellug, W. Va.. Miss Cane of Atchi sou, Kan., and Miss Alien Clark of Colfax have been guests of Misses Cora Bayless and Anna Hubbard. ...Miss Ciugston, of Columbia City, O., is the guest of Miss Edith Brown.... Miss Bayless and Miss Hubbard entertained in houor of their guests on Friday. ....Miss ITorella Demlng and Mi.s Pearl Beaver entertained, Monday evening, at tho Lo:no of MusDemlngon. Those present from a distance were Miss Grace Wilcox aud Mr. Colbert, of Michigan City; Miss P.lcketts. of Charleston, 111.; Mr. Dally, of Lebanon; Miss Clelland aud Miss Paddock, of Indianapo!U....Mrs. D. A. Coulter, daughter Maud and Miss Eugenia Hart are in Chicago. ...Miss Oracle Grove bas left for Mackinock. N. D....Miss Gertrude Duiinington is lu Indiauapo is ...Miss Emma Altord. of Thorntown, and Miss Blanche Garten, of Lincoln, Neb., are guests of Mrs. D. F. Alien. FKANKL1N. Mrs. J. I White has returned from Chicago. ...Mrs. Clara Uauuaman and daughter have returned from Coin tubus Miss Ethel McCaslin returned yesterday from Indianapolis Mrs. CO. UetUey and son, of Logausport, are guests or It. A. Brown and wife.... Miss Jennie Thompson spent the past week in Indlauapolis... . Miss Edltn Ulveus, vt Dayton, is the guest of Dr. P. W. Payne... Bev. and Mr. E. Q. Davies irave a recentton. Friday evening. In honor of Misses Sarah and Lizzie Davies, of Richmond, Va. ... Mrs. E.M. Overstreet returned to Louisville Thursday.... Dr. Howard Thompson and wife, of El Paso, Tex., visited in Franklin the past week. ...Mia Fnnnle Lyons, of Waukegan, 111., is the guest of Mrs. Victor bmith....J. B. Dutton and wire, of Pblladelphla.trho have been vHllng J. M, Dunlnp and wife, left Friday.... Misses Lithe and Minnie W gl are nt the world's fair The families of W. IE, P. D. and lsao La Grange are at the world' fa. wiuiam o. Foley, of Connellsville. Pa., visited Mrs. J. B. Payne lat wertk.... Arthur Overstreet and family, of Columbus, spent the past week here. ....Mrs. Anna Bottomlcy, of iulsille, is tbe gueat ot Dr. L. L. Wbiteaides and wife, GKEENCA3TLC. Miss Stella MeClarren. of Wobtter. O.. is the guest of Miss Alice Potter.... Hrs. Alice Reals is visiting tho family of Dr. J. M. Kntzbt llio Miss Ashton. of London. Canada, are visitiug their uncle. 'Squire W. J. Ashlon....MUs Luu Eik, of Iowa, is thegae.t ot Mr. 11 W. Fisk.... Mrs. Walter Allen has returned from Ohio.... Mrs. Siuex, of balem.ha returned to this city... W. U. Blaud and wife, Miss Fanule Hughes and Mai. M. H. Dicks, all of Sullivan, and I-evl Miles I and family, 0f Missouri, are guests ot Robert

X Families any stylo of Mattress Hair Mattresses. $9. and D. C. Hughes.... Miss LIda Bachelder Is at Ladoga.. ..Mr. and Mrs. McCluro aro at Clayton. George Young and wife, of Sullivan, are guests of Mrs. Leather man Mrs. 1. A. Adcr returned home to-day after a second visit nt the world' fair.... Visitors this week: Harry Richardson and wlte, of Liberty; Mrs. D. II. Patrick, of Carml. HL John Stanley, wifo and daughter, of Tarfom Kan.; George Cahl'.l. Cherryvale, Kan.; T. J. Brant and famPy. Utica. Neb.; Mr. A. II. Itenick and daughter, Xcaia. 111.; Cant. M. M. Beck and wile. Holton. Kan.; Mrs. Wakefield, of Kaniaaj Mr. and Mrs. Hallett. of Chicago; Mrs. Fletn mlngand daughter, of Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilder. Brazil; Mrs. Seller and children. Brazil; Mrs. Mary Martin, Chicago; Mrs Bettie, Mc Clary, Columbus, O.... World's fair visitors: Jesse W. Welk and wife, MUs Missouri Weik and Albert Welk. Elder Morris, wife and daughter, Mrs. Turman and daughter, M1m Jennie Black, Dr. W. G. Oteritreet, J. K. Lotsbar and daughter. Mrs. Mcintosh. Harry Talbott. Misses Kate and Eida Grooms. Mr. Clay Lewis and daughter. Misses Emma aul Ella Beckwith. Samuel Hsrelett. wife and son. Daniel Lancdon and wife, Mrs. A. T. Kelly and ckildren. Mrs. bhuttleworth and daughter. Wlb Ham Bauer and wife. Dr. O.C smvtbo and farnilr. W. H. Butk and family. Mrs. Carl Eiteljorg, Miss Maggie and Andrew Durham. GREENFIELD.Miss Tillie K;der, of Cambridge CltT, Is tb guest of Mlf IVicy Tycer....Mrs. Charles Ted and children aro vUltiug at Charleston. 111.... Miss Rosa Burt, of Burltugame, Kan., is visiting Mrs. H. J. Williams Mls Ruby Hanoock visited Indianapolis last week Elder W. rt. Smith nnd wife, of Arlington, wore guests of Mrs. Douglas Beckner last week.... Mrs. William New and Mrs. Charles Wiggins have returned from Martinsville. ...Elder R. W. Thompson and Miss Mlliie Goble . attended the Baptist Association at Daivlilo !at week.... Henry 1 Moore and wife snd bis daughter, Mrs. W. 11. bontt, ore at the world's fair NUs Vania Gates will atteud tho national book and newsf taper convention at Chicago... .Mrs. Inet ,yons. of Washiugton city, is visiting Mrs. A. T. Otvynn....Miss Ella Bourne bas been chosen assistant higu scuool teacher at SaultSte. Marie, Mich.. ..Mr. J. L. Jones and eon Lou. of Milton, were here Sunday.. ..MUs Una Gundrum, of 'ow FaleMlte, Is visiting Iieury (tales.... Miss Mattio Powell, of Ruh countv. visited Mrs. D. B. Uinton last week....D. ll. Miller and family, of Lawrenceburg. Ind., aro guests of Goorge F. Hauck and wife....M. F. Willi and wife are in St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Filaa Peoples, of Bryan, O., and Mrs. Frank L. Martin, of Ciueiunati. u., are guests of Judge W. 1L Martin and wife. GREEN SBCItG. Captain R. C Rankin, of Ripley, O., is here, visiting his brothers. Rev. A. T. Rankin and Hou. J. T. Ranklu Captain John Braden, ot Wathcka, 111., is hero with bis relatives.. ..Capt. T. M. Mozings, ot Corinth. Ky.. is the guest of friends. ...Georee Robinson and wife, of Mincea)Klld. Are visiting friends here Mrs. Dell Mayer, of slorlti Lake, Ia.. visited her grandfather, James Mayer.. ..J. N. Boyd, a veteran of 1' raiikfort. Md.. is here visiting his comrades.... Mrs. Thomas Draper, of Augustine, Kau., Is tho guest of her mother. Mrs. Jane Davldscn.... Georire Tucker aud wife, of Charleston, 111., are guests of A. II. Prather and wife Captain John Davidson, ot Topeka, Kan., Is here with old comrades. LEBANON. Miss Ethel Campbell is the (ruest of Miss Anna Conllu in Indianapolis. ...Mr. John Atkinson and wife, of Washington. D. C. are visiting Lebanon friends Mr. Jessee Perkins and family are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eichinann. of in alanapo!is....Mr. Orrace Klapp and wife, of Peoria. 111., are gufcts of Mrs. Dr. Porter.... Mrs. Johu Bonnatn, after an extended visit in this elty, has returned to Hartford City.... Mrs. h. W. Furgusson ml children, lelt Wednesday for their home in Bskrrceld, Cal The Misses Wilds, of Dover, Del., are guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coverdale Mr. W. T. Hoot on and wlf and MUs Nellie Worrell are in Chicago.. ..Mrs. Liza Perkins and children visited lu Indianapolis during the past week Dr. Coons and f am lly are in Chicago. LIBERTY. Mrs. Lottie Pinckney returned to Detroit yesterday. ...MUs Cera Cullr has returned to her borne at rarmount....Mlss Nellie Bowers bas returned to ber borne at Hauilltou. O.... Mrs. M. Freeman and children ate at Greenwood. Ind Mies Clara and Ethel Rose have returned from Crawfordsvlile.... Mrs. E. J. Dukes, of iVru. who has been the guetd of J. s. Lambert and family, returned borne Tuesday.. - MUs Nettie bbart-. of Irontcn, O., is thegiicstof S. D. Byrum and family.... Mrs. William McKar is nt Indlanntalis.... M .4S Marcaret MeKay and Lena llsmorth rriumel from CMcago Tuesday evcuintr.... Driplerand wife, returned to Wyoming, O., batI lti aV ML M.lftlM Kurrmril vl'f..1 n Wtuti. vleand lucltau&poii last wrk -.JLUs fcte;l JVer is at iudlananoL' .... P. Kennt-dy is in New York city.... The foiliiwtug from Liberty are lu Chlcaco: Frank C'rUt and family, Allie Roach and family. Frank 'iermel and fsmlly. Dr. ii. A. fcUler and family, ss. II. R.illlugcr aud wife, A. P. Burt and Wife, George H aches aud wir. Ben lr end iCvutlttuvU ou XcuiU I'-mT'

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