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PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.

Tue Center Church social was held at the church
with music furnished by Mrs. A. B. Anderson. Mrs
Eva Penniman Prof. E. r. Lewis and wife. and 9TH
ers The receipts about 1888 80 Mr.. and Mrs.
&. w. Lamb entertained number of their friends
last Wednesday evening. On next Wednesday even
ing. Miss Salle, daughter of Gen. NJ. D. Manson. viii
be married to Arthur <. Kerns of Piqua. o.. J. II.
Benefel and wife, Mrs d. H. Giikey Mrs. III. Rice
Canine, Miss Edna Canine and Mrs. H. 9. Miller at
tended family reunion in jefferson county this
week Mrs. w. K Wallace is at Pana H.. and Mrs.
h. A White at Rensselaer,. H. S. Braden and wife
are at Cedar Lake, Starke county. Mrs. Elder NJ
NJ Van Ceave is visiting relatives in Bedford county
Virginia Miss Minnie Landers. of indianapolis,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dick
White. Miss Lulu Symmes departed for
Pittsburg, Kan, last Thursday evening. where
she will remain during the coming winter.
Gen. Lew Wallace commenced his lecturing tour
at Detroit last Wednesday evening. :. The W. G. T.
U held meeting last Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. A. :. Cobb and transacted important bust
ness "A Japanese social will be given at Center
church next Tuesday evening. 20. H Barnhil and
VIE. of Clermont, have been visiting the family of
ID. O. Barnhill- The parents of Maurice and VIII
Thompson visiting in this city. Mrs J. N
Coulter Mrs. Z. B. Thomson and Mrs. w. W. Mills
have been chosen delegates from Center Church to
the meeting of SYNOD Of Indiana at Vncennes next
Wednesday. This afternoon the Methodist Sunday
school will hold special services at the courthouse
full orchestra will be in attendance and the sing
ing will be assisted by Misses Matte Martin and
Elsie Insley.
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Franklin.

Rev. E, NJ. McMillen of Lebanon KY. has written
letter accepting the call to the Presbyterian Church
He will be installed about Nov. -. Miss Hattie
Campbell. of Indianapolis visited Miss Kate Babb the
first of the week Thomas Citizens who has been
engineer in the Payne & Ragsda,e Touring mill for the
past twenty years, has retired from that position
At the offering service in the Baptist Church. last
ing. ! he states now being placed the roof.
The building will be inclosed this fall and will be o
handsome and commodous when completed.
- The family of NJ r. Slater left Thursday
ing for Tucson, A. T.. where they will join Mr..
Slater, who is an officer in the land cfice :.
Frank Mcclellan, of the Democrat. attended the ST.
Louis fair last week. Col. j. K. Mccoy. of Dallas;
Tex. is visiting here. Mrs. W. R. Sheppard and
children left Monday for St. Paul, Mimi. where
they will reside IN the future. Mr. and Mrs. Sells,
of indianapolis the guests of the family of l. M.
Thompson the first of the week Miss Alice Taylor
daughter of Richard Taylor, formerly of this place.
played here with the WallacePritchard combination
the first three nights of last week. - Mrs. A. E.
Ferry of indianapolis, has again begun her instruc
ton in art. She has large class. Mrs.
Fred Staff and children are visiting in
Little Rock, Ark. Howard Sloan, who attempted
suicide than week ago, is improving -.
The event in society circles during the past week
the marriage of Miss Georgia Ritchey to Mr. Sam B.
Eccles A large number of guests present. The
ceremony performed by Professor Hall of the
college. The bridal party efton the evening for
Louisville Cincinnati. and various places in Virginia.
- County Commissioner VIM. Matthes is quito sick
and his death is expected at any time. Geo Israel
and Miss Ollie Powell married on Wednesday
afternoon last The Sunday closing law is being
and all places of business except restaurants and v-
cry stables kept closed The open violations by
the saloons and cigar stores brought about the rigid
enforcement of the law.
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A Convicted Prisoners Complaint.

James Redmnnd. convicted of breaking into Sea-
tons hat and glove store sentenced yesterday to
five years in the pententary. He protested against
the act as Of injustice he did not, he claims,
know anything about the robbery. The police, it is
true, found part of the goods him. but no says he
received them from Fisher, whom he met that after
noon, and who left the gloves and cap III his
until he returned from trip to the
Union Depot. The difficulty in proving this
passing OF the goods from Fisher to himself caused
his conviction. Had been given proper loyal de-
fensc," ne said, II would have been acquitted. had
money to employ an attorney and had to put up
with the one provided by the county John Hoffman.
When he first asked me about my case ne
inquired If j had any money. When he found
than had none and no friends
to assist ha lost interest in the case.
Since the jury returned its verdict have discovered
evidence that would greatly assist in another trial
wanted Hoffman to prepare the a:idavi:s Of these
witnesses to support motion for tIial but he
would not do it, l then asked him to take the
the Supreme Court, and tins he refused When Judge
Duncan sentenced me to-day, he intimated that my
had not been properly looked after. In fact 1
not tried for the Seaton robbery, but because
had been over the road twice"
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TO.DAY'S SERVICES AT THE CHURCHES.

No services will be held in Edwin Ray NJ. E.
Church to- day.
Rev. David Walk will preach in the college
chapel, Irvington, this morning.
The Second Presbyterian congregation will
mite with the First Church in services this
evening.
Bishops Paddock and Knckerbacker will con-
duct the services at st. Pauls Church this
morning.
Services for deaf mutes will be conducted by
Rev. A. W. Mann at Christ Church this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. o. Robinson, the evangelist, will be.
gin special revival services at Central-avenue NJ
e. Church this evening.
Rev. w. T. Sheridan will address the park
temperance meeting at o'clock P. NJ to-day. A
quartet will do the singing.
THE Healthy Christian will be the theme of
Rev. NJ. l.. Haines's sermon at the First Presby
terian Church this evening
Rev. R. V. Hunter pastor of the Seventh
Presbyterian Church, will this evening preach
on the Aims of the Sunday-school."
The Christian churches of the city will hold a
union communion service in the Sixth Church.
corner Elm and Pine Streets to-day, at o'clock
M.
Bishop Paddock, of Washington Territory,
will preach this evening at Christ Church, where
union service will be held by all the Episcopal
churches of the city.
The subject of Rev. Jefferys sermon at the
First Baptist Church this morning will be ITEM
perance," and this evening his topic will be
"Jochebed, the Mother of Moses"
Rev. E. W. s. Hammond will preach at Simp-
son Chapel to-day, morning and evening. This
afternoon, at o'clock, lecture will be delivered
by Col. A. a. Jones, of Washington, D. G.
Rev. E. J. Gantz, of the Central Christian
Church, will preach this evening the subject,
Some Forces, Their Nstare and Control" and
this evening his theme will be "a Test of
Faith"
Rev. George G. Mitchell. thu new pastor of the
Fifth Presbyterian Church. will conduct special
services this morning, and will ordain John
Daglish and George w. Brown as elders and r.
G. McHolme as deacon of the church.
''The Crime of Judas Iscariot in the Light Of
the Recent Defalcations" will be the theme of
Rev. 0. G. McCulloch this morning and this
evening his remarks will relate to labor. The
members of the Central Labor Union will attend
in body.
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Of Charleston. is visiting her father Mr. Leroy
Wiley, on East Madison street. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
VIII Vance, of Pierce City, are visiting relatives
in this city Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Tanner in St. Louis last week..
Mrs. George Hunt, of Springfield who has been Wis
ting friends in this city returned home Friday -.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Holding attended the soldiers re-
union at Shebyvile last Thursday Mrs Alice Aus
tin returned from a weeks visit to Indianapolis
Wednesday Mrs. j. Hurry and and daughter Mrs
Alice Austin. left last Friday for Handsboro. Miss.
for the winter. Prof Hurry is experimenting the
schools at Handsboro- Miss Annie Dancev, of New
ton is visiting her brother Fred in this city Mr..
and Mrs. e. H. Bristol of Goldman. Ark. were visit
ing relatives in this city last week. Mrs A. S.
Palmer 1 OF Onarga, H. is visiting her parents. Dr.
ana MRS CuShman, in this city. Mr.. s. 81. Phillips
the artist of Fremont. o.. in the city last week
Miss Mayme Sutherland entertained a number of
her friends at dinner last Friday. -. Miss Emma
OHair returned last Thursday from trip to Ken
lucky Prof. w. A. Ogden. of Toledo has closed his
abors IN music in this city and has gone to Kan
where ne will teach for time. Mrs. j. c. Besier
has returned from Chicago.
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SbelbVVille.

Mrs Frank Roth is visiting relatives and friends in
Louisville, KY - Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bookwalter
of Miamisburg. o.. the guests of Mrs. Levi Book
walter. The Ladies' Benevolent Society met with
Mrs NJ B. Skinner Friday afternoon. Mrs. George
Stout. nee Laura Cory was visiting her mother. Mrs.
Loretta Cory this week Mrs. Sara Reed, of Des
Moines Ia. is the guest of Mrs B. S. Sutton.
Mrs. Will Major entertained the Kensngton Club
her home on West Broadway = Miss Lizzie Doble is
visiting in indianapolis. Misses Hattie Smithers
and Mamie Young have returned home from their
their cousin Mrs. George Wright. Miss Maggy Pye
entertained few intimate friends Friday
evening, before her departure for Seymour
MISS Katie Adams has given up her kindergarten
class until next spring. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reynolds
of At lea. N Y the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Houston. Misses Matte and Kate Houston have re-
tu ned home from their visit in indianapolis. Mr..
D. l.. Conroy. wife and daughter, visiting friends
in Ohio. - Mrs. j. NJ. Carroll Mrs Ike Brown and
daughter, Miss Anna, Mrs Frank Cory. Misses Hattie
and Sadie Ray. among the number from here
who attended the Cincinnati exposition this week.
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Society.

The Elite Pleasure Club give their opening reception
1T Pfafin Music Hail. Nov 4.
Mr.. Walter Evans will DO married on Wednesday
evening to young lady of Kentucky.
The G. l.. s. C. will meet Saturday, with Miss
Sesey and Miss Hawn for the first time this season.
Thursday being the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
W. o. DE Way. party of ladies surprised her during
the afternoon to play progressive euchre.
Mrs. O. f. Coffin has issued invitations for .ecep-
ton on Wednesday afternoon, from TO o'clock in
honor Of Mrs. Coe, of Denver and Miss Nellie Coffin,
of Bloomington
german was given by the Brie a.brac Club on Fri.
day night at the residence of Miss Nellie Frankem
North Tennessee street. Several rev figures were in
tFodaccd. Among those present were Misses Leah
E1etcher. Hattie olar. Mary Godown, Belle Closer,
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Wabash,

Mr. and Mrs. John Dicken Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Fou-
and Mr. and Mrs G. f. Cowgirl returned. Sat
Lieut.. Abner Pickering of thsregular army, accom-
panied by his wife, is visiting relatives here. Mr..
Will Smith, of Huntngt IN, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Charles DaN[Ss- of East Hill street.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob y Slack of Rochester, Ind. have
been in the city the past week, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. n. G. Hunter. Mrs. Solomon Wilson tomorrow
leaves for Terre Haute where she attends meeting
of the Womans Foreign Missionary Society -. The
Chautauqua Circle was very pleasantly entertained
Mrs Chas. Little and Mrs ]. D. Conner. jr., are in
Chicago visiting their sister Miss Georgia Thurston
Mrs. Dora McLain. of Fort Wayne, returned
home Wednesday, after a visit of week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob r. Brewer Mr. and
Mrs. Sig Buch have returned from visit to friends
in New York. Mr.. John ALDER and Mrs.
Thomas Myers, of Logansport. visiting Miss
Sophia Rettis, of North Cass street Mrs. Phil Mat
ler of Marion, visited friends in this city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron simon Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Kern and Mrs. Hannah Barth of this city, contem.
plate making a tour of Europe in the spring.
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Brightwood News.
/ has moved 70 the city.

Philip Magal has moved 20 the city.
There is talk of organizing brass band in this
town.
S. H. Harter and wife have returned from their
wedding tour.
Joseph Joiner has moved to his house just pur.
chased of Phil Magal
Mrs. C. w. Bush, of this place. is spending the fall
with friends in Dayton, o.
Master Clyde Brobst of Gallon o., is the guest of
Arthur Krohn, OF the Home.
Andrew Huff and wife visiting friends and rela'
tives at Cincinnati and New Albany, Ind
Thomas Aging of Chicago. formerly of the terra
Gotta works of this place. visiting his friends here
the past week.
On last Tuesday night a sneak thief entered 'Yank"
Robinsons house, while Mrs. Robinson was at
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Review of the Weeks Society Events.

Review of the Weeks Society Events.
The weather for the past week could not have
been more perfect If it had been made to order,
and there has been no hindrance that account to
the many entertainments which have been given
Church and society have received greater share
of attention than usual, and progressive euchre,
which bid fair to die out entirely toward the
end of last winter, has received fresh
impetus, and hardly an afternoon or evening
during the week has passed without recreation
Of this kind Mrs. Coe, of Denver, has been the
recipient of several complimentary parties. Be-
fore her return to Denver next month. quite a
number more will be given. Among the many
gatherings have been the farewell social to Rev.
A. Prentiss. at the residence of Mr.. Charles Sud-
low Mr.. Prentss left on Tuesday for his new
pastorate in Colorado; the meeting of the
Christ Church branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary Society at Mrs Charles Meigs's;
the FIRST meeting of the Gentlemen's
Literary Club; the reception of Rev. g. G.
Mitchell, the new minister at the Fifth Presby
terrain Church. Mrs G. e. Hollenbeck gave
reception in honor of Mrs. Charles Sherman, of
Chicago, followed by euchre party in the even
ing. The Ladies' Aid Society held social and
supper at Central-avenue Church. Rev. and
Mrs. James e. Gilbert gave large reception to
the members of Merdianstreet NJ E. Church.
Mrs. Ed Egan gave progressive euchre party in
honor of her sister, Mrs. William Smither, of
Burlington, Ia. Mrs William Judson gave a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Clara Liscomb Prond
ft and Miss Birkemyer and Miss Susie Stuart
entertained few friends in honor of Mrs. Era
Steele Collins, of Hartford. Mrs. Jacob Fox
gave tea in honor of Mrs. Coe. Mrs.
John C. Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs David Swain
gave progressive euchre parties. Quite num-
Der of Sunday school teachers have taken their
classes out nutting and returned laden with nuts
and flowers Mrs. W. j. Richards gave an ele
CANT reception in honor of Mrs. Coe, and enter
tanned few friends atcards. A number of Ia
dies surprised" Mrs W. 0. DeVay on Thursday
to celebrate her birthday anniversary. The la
dies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church held an
ingathering at Mrs. " K. Hendricks's Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Peck, in honor of Cleveland guests,
and Mrs john A. Holman, for her Sunday
school class gave nutting parties yesterday.
There will be number Of entertainments for
this week, and other clubs, which have not yet
held meetings for this season, will do So
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Local Musical People and Their Doings

Local musical Reopi0 ana Tnelr DOlnSS.
Mr.. Alex. Stewart has joined the Local Opera Com
pany.
The Lyra entertainment will take place at the So
cietys hall one evening next week.
The When Band will be a formidable competitor in
the contest at Evansville this week.
Miss Nettie Johnson the soIost has been spending
few days in ST. Louis with musical friends.
Some excellent voices have beer discovered amongst
the young ladies of the grand festival chorus.
Professor Biddle pleasantly entertained a few
friends at his residence on last Thursday night.
The Lyra Society will probably give their first
cert on the evening of the 18th of this month.
The Mikado will shortly be given by local talent in
Greencastle. under direction of Prof James Howe
The Alliance Orchestra gave a successful concert
entertainment at Ihorntown on Friday evening last
Miss Louise Weegman and Mr.. Andrew Smith rem
dered solos at the regular Lyra rehearsals last Tues
day evening.
Mr.. E. Vivian Cavell, the composer of "Baby
Violet and other popular songs, in the city dur
ing the week.
The Matinee Musicale will hold it's first session on
Wednesday afternoon at halfpast 2 in the room of
Plymouth Oh lrch
Sunday night entertainments will be given by the
Mannerchor, this season. light operas having been
lected for those occasions.
1.-THE Tycoon rehearsal has been postponed from
tomorrow evening until Tuesday account Of the
Mendessohn Socety's meeting
Mrs Grace lowering will spare no pains in making
the programme thoroughly good one at her APP
preaching benefit entertainment.
The Mennerchor Society under direction of Prof.
| Barus, is preparing excellent programme for the
| opening concert, which will take place
Miss Lulu Nord, soprano soloist of Louisville
KY is visiting Miss Laura Steffen. Miss Nord took
the leading role in the amateur rendition of Wagner
Flying Dutchman" in that city.
Mrs Bailey. Mr. Foster and other local singers will
not produce THE Little Tycoon until next month.
the performance of it at the Grand the first part of
this week being by the original con- any the Temple
Theater Comic Opera Company of Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Oyler is devoting herself to the cutiva
ton of her voice in New York city, under a pro1n
rant professor there Those who have heard her sing
since her lessons commenced pronounce her voice
very greatly improved. She will probably remain
East during the winter and continue her studies
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MattoOn. III.

Mrs II. Fields, Of Mexico, Mo- is a guest of Mrs
D. H. Barnett Miss Matte Purtill of Watseka
Ill, is guest of W. F. Purtill and family Miss
Maud Rider, of Fairfield Ill., is guest of the Misses
Bealls North Second street =. Miss Allie Johnson
Of Okaw, is attending school at Knoxville, III. j
p Stout and bride, of Springfield, Ill.,, are
guests of friends this city. Mrs NJ
S. s. Manning and wife have returned to their homo
at Harrisburg, Pa: Mrs II. A Alleuis visiting at
Granger. of this city, was married to Thomas Raw
.ings. of Paxton, H. They will reside at Paxton
Mrs ". A. Steele of Sullivan H.. was guest of
Mrs j. E. Drsh, Thursday. Mrs Ella McCartv of
Charleston is visiting Miss Joanna Kennedy
Henry DAZZLING and wife visiting at Winch ester
III: Mrs. Boyer has returned from weeks visit at
Paris. Ill Miss Clara Bush is visiting in st. Louis
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KOlIOn1O.

D. s. Farley and wife, pioneer citizens of this coun-
~, are visiting at Spencer, Ia. u. w Miller and
family, of Greene. Ia, the guests of VIM Chilly
and family. Mrs. j. B. Parker spent
the week with friends at Indianapolis .
Mrs Ella Wells, of Philadelphia is visiting relatives
in this city Mrs. c. G. Sullenb arger is visiting
friends at Matamora, Ind Mrs. John Eikenberry
and daughter, Lizzie, visiting at College Corner
Ind -. Mrs. M. H. Mendenhall, of Union City is the
guest of her brother, DR.. Truesdall and family -
Rev J. s. McElwee and wife of Walton, sDent the
week here with relatives. Mrs. c. G. Hudson of
Anderson, returned home to-day after
pleasant weeks visit. Col and Mrs. B. F.
Matthias, of Paris, Hi, the guests
of their son, J. II. Matthias. and family -.
James Watson and wife. George More and wife
George Critchlow and Walter HolIowell spent the
week sightseeing at Chicago Mrs. J. F. Elliott
and her sister Mrs. Talbert, of West Elkton o. are
visiting at Carrolton. Mo. Mrs. J. w. Kern, of
Indianapolis spent Monday and Tuesday in the city
Mrs. Lorn Alexander is the guest of her sister
at Noblesvie. - Mrs Anna Druly of Marion aged
seventyfve years, is the guest of Mrs. Temperance
Moore, who is eighty.
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Winchester,

Mrs R. s. Fieden is absent visit to her sister.
Mrs. Bedford of New Castle. Miss Kate Paine and
Mr.. n. Townsend, wife and daughter, have returned
to New Madison, o.. after delightful visit with Mr.
Hill and Messrs. Charles Hinshaw and Henry
Peacock of Jericho, this county left for the
Captain Asa Teal and Mrs j. S. Fisher and children
left for their Pttsburg home last Saturday Captain
Teal's wife went with them far Dayton, where
she will visit for few days In the removal to
Union City of the widow of the late ]. s. Cotton
cety here loses valuable member, and the church
one of its most faithful workers
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E. w. linn, S. Gill, James Rouston. Marion
Rhodes and several other business men of the town
spending short vacation fishing at Cedar Lake 49,
L. Arms trong and wife are homo from Chicago Mr.
Miller, of Pulaski county is visiting his nephew Prof
A j. Hall, of the Normal School. Rev. J. W. Porter
will preach this morning and evening at the Baptist
Church. Hon. j. +. Hamsey is preparing to give a
course of lectures for the benefit of the Normal stu
dents. Mrs s. F. Graybil has returned from Kan
sas "A club is being organized for the study of po
htical economy.
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GrRanCaSflR.

Miss Carrie B. Taburt, of Paris ILL.,, is visiting
her parents in this city :. Mrs. o. H.
Smith, of Little Rock Ark, is visiting
her parents j. r. NJ Allen ard wife
The ladies propose to give and novel entertain
ment in the way of raphical social" at the
Armory on next Monday evening. Each county in
the State will be represented by fair lady In
vitations are out for the marriage of Mr. John L.
Myers. of this city and Miss Enola Leth of Mason
H. They are to be married at the residence of the
bride parents ON Wednesday, Oct. Is.
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MunCie.

Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Nicely, who married at De-
troit on Wednesday last are expected home in few
days. Joseph a. Goddard and wife. who
have been at Richmond attending the
Miss Mimic Young accompanied bv her mother. left
on Thursday evening for Arkansas City Kan. where
she has been employed as teacher in the schools of
there Mrs. GINS Guthrie is visiting relatives and
friends at New Castle AT the residence of the
bride. on Wednesday evening, Miss Hattie Shaffer
Of this city. and Mr.. Lewis e. Maddox of
Rushville, were united in marriage
Mr.: and Mrs A. L. Kerwood spent the week at
hnightstown. in attendance upon the soldiers re-
union Mr.. and Mrs. Bratton of Wilmington Del
are in the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F..
Rratton. of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Shirk home from n
bref visit with friends at BrookvilIe
Miss Kate Kemper of Tallahassee, Florida who has
been spending the with the family of her
unce Dr. G. w. III. Kemper, left last week for
Greensburg, to visit friends.
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Paris, Ill.

Mrs. R. B. Elicit is visiting relatives in Chicago
MIR John Sheriff is visiting his brothers in Keiths-
burg, Ill Mr. and Mrs. w: 4. Swinford have re.
....Mr. Frank Frey returned last Tuesday from
trip to Europe. Mr. f. ]. Ingerscll Mayor of Car
and Mrs. Ineersoll and Miss Emma Miller left for
Chicago Miss Ella Facler, of Charleston is visit
ing Miss MoiEe Link in this city Mrs. Ezra Link,