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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-16
THE STATE AT LARGE.
CrawforclsyIIle.

Gen. Lew Wallace and wife, and Mrs. III. s. Lane
have returned from Newport. r. L. President Tut
tie and wife arrived home on last Saturday evening
wv. T. Brush and wife celebrated their china we'd
dng last Saturday night Mrs. T. II. b. Mccain IS
visiting at Olatho. Kan. Mrs. Mary Twyning and
Two MS children Of hae0nb III. sre visiting 9. n
Frankfort. are visiting in this eity. ota Ncho
sou has returned from visit at Hamilton and Gin
cinnati... Mrs. Belinda Caldwell, Of Redfsld Ia,
10 visiting IT Dr. Duncans.. Miss Jessie Townsend,
Of Akron, o. the guest of her sister. Mrs. +. ID.
Husstis. wv. 7. Nichols and wife of Logansport,
are in the city Lieut.. W. T. May and wife, of
Greeneastle have been visiting in this city. Miss
Helen Harlan, of Danville. Is visiting Miss Belle
Harlan. Mrs. I. nj. Robbins, of Dsnville H.. is
visiting in this city Mss Carrie EckOls of Indian
spolis is visiting Mrs. James Eekos. Mrs. s. G..
Wilson and daughter, Anna, are homo from visit at
Indianapolis Miss Adsh Kendall, OF Lafayette
and Miss Cora Cole of Indianapolis; are
..-.J. W. Niche and family, Of Chicago, have
been visiting IN this city Mrs Matte Thornton, Of
Michigan City, is visiting in this city The ouaten-
on Club held its first meeting sincs last spring on
Thursday evening Mrs. Charles McCabe of Cow
ington is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. n.
Harding Mrs. James Fisher of Frankfort. and
Mrs. Murray Wray, of Hannibal, o. have been visit
ing L. @. Griffith and family George :. Robb and
wife, of Hutchinson kan visiting in this city,.
Miss Lucy Newhsi; Of lafayette is visiting Miss
ette have been guests of A s. Miller and wife Miss
Emma Hays, of Miffntowu, Pa, 10 the guest
OF Misc Minnie Austin Miss Hays will
Mrs. John Goodman Of Lafayette, has been visiting
Mrs: d. @. Barnes Mr.. and Mrs McNie of Fres-
no. CAL. are visiting 8. III. Gregg and wife. DR..
Ben Dunn, of Macomb. H. is in the city visiting rel.
atives and friends Mrs Mary Daily and daug liter,
of Nebraska visiting Alfred Woodruff and family.
.--.Mrs. Jennie G;Illani, of Springfield No. is the
Southland, who has been the guest of Mrs. w. r..
Wallace, has returned to Pana, H.. Miss Rose An
drews. OF Paoli. is visiting in this city. Frank Ny
Myers
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Seymour.

}. H. Hodapp and family returned Monday from q
visit at Cedar Falls, Ia. Valentine Vogei, lr and
family visiting friends at Columbus. o. Mrs. j.
:. Nugent, of Orleans, visited the family OF Il. j
Moore this week. DIR. W. c. A. Balm. of Wichita,
kan is here with friends and relatives Among the
mauy visitors here this week, with friends are Prof
John A. Wood. of Charleston; Miss Jennie Scott, OF
Jacksonville. visiting Miss Matte Tabb; Mrs. Ed.
Wood and daughter Nav, of Versailles A. j. Tanner
and wife, of Milan, Mrs w. II. Atkinson. of Oak
land City. visiting c. j. Atkinson and family Mrs.
B. E.. Long Miss Inez Long, Mrs. j. f.
Applewhite, Miss Mary Carter, of Browns
town; Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Dickinson,
of St Louis-vsiting Hon. W Fl. Shields and family.
Benjamin Perry Of Kansas, visiting Caleb Elliott.
this city, after absence of seventeen years
Edwin V. Johnson late of the United States navy,
left Monday for Meridian Tex, where he will accept
lucrative position with the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe railroad pleasant party was given by Earl
Cox, Of Alpha Cox, TO his playmases on Wednes-
day--..Dr. 7. ;. Galbraith, of Indianapolis, spent
Thursday here with friends Mrs: Robert Pattison,
Mrs A. w. Carpenter and daughter visisng
friends here. Jennie Balm, Oscar Carter, Emma
AIwes. Mamie Brown. Anna Hancock Mary No
Aulif, Clara Chis and Inez s. Newly comprise the
corps of teachers for the township schools for Jack
son township. Mrs. VIM. Fullhright and children,
of Missouri are visiting Mrs. Nancy Mead. .Sey-
mour Division, B. of L. E., will have INSTALLATION and
give . grand ball Oct. S....W /. Gardiner and chill
dren arrived home from Jacksonville, Wis. yesterday.
-. Mr.. Frank Dawes and Miss Kittie Minnck, both
OF Vincennes were married in that city on Wednes
day evening. Rev. A.. A. Abbott ofheiatinf. Miss
Mn7ick until recently resided here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. IL. Minnick.
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MANN-RIDPATH.
gpecial 90 the IniiauapoIis yournAl.
Notes from woman,s Field.

Mrs. Amanda W ay has returned TO Kansas.
Mrs. Lille Dsvereux Blake thinks that every mar.
red should have equal share of the family
income
Miss Annie Dowdell near PlankirtdA. Oak. has
hundred in fax on her homestead, which
she will be ready to prove up this fall.
Miss Asai and Mrs. Tasski are two Japanese women
who have entered the editorial field with q monthly
called the Woman's Temperance Magazine.
The ladies of Newton, ILL.,. recently raised Harri-
son and Morton pole. seventy-hve feet high doing all
the work themselves while the men stood around and
looked on.
Miss Nettie Stimson has been deputy county
urer st Grand Rapids Mich, for five years, and for
fear Of losing her position, kept her marriage four
years ago score. from the public until recently.
Mrs. III. L. Herring and Mrs. E. l.. Newman have
oeen selected members of the school board of the
parish or West Carroll, Louisiana-the first women
70 serve In that position in the State.
Grace Greenwood says she never an active
woman sunragist because she was afraid of being
called upon TO make off hand speeches. but she has al
the sufragists.
Mrs. NJ. A Croker of San Francisco CAL. has
gwen the Young Women's Christian Association Of
that city 80 O00 which will be used in purchasing
siot upon which building will be eventually erected
by the association.
Mrs. A W. Macfarlans, author and critic on the
Nation Is spending the summer at Quebec where she
engaged in gathering material for her forthcoming
volume in the Nations series to be published by the
Appletons next season.
Under the recent decision of the Supreme Court of
izen" rs referring to males only and holds that
women incapable of voting and of holding Office
The applications OF women 70 be appointed notary
public denied.
Miss Dora Wheeler has Just built studio at Onte
ora Park, in The Catskills where she has her summer
cottage. which she calls 'Pennyroyal" This studio
OF bark-coyersl logs. An enormous fireplace built
OF stone of the mountain at the back of the studio
ns nssriy all OF one side Large windows let in the
Icy and mountain. The outside Of the studio Is made
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Winchester.

George F. Hammond and wife, of California, who
have been visiting their daughter Mrs j. K Enge,
for time, returned TO their home last week.
Grant Narke left Monday for Wabash College.
Charlie Engle and John Wright left the day to
attend college at Irvingo Miss Bessie Woolaston
Fossn, of Adsl, Ia, Mrs E. G. Morris of Mansion.
Wis. and Mrs John Lexington, of Springfield, ILL.,,
expected here the last Of the week to visit their
of Saina, Kan, and Mrs. Julia Harper. OF Upton,
Ind. guests of Mrs w. o. Pierce. of this city
and relatives in this city Miss Corneia Covineton,
OF Southland College, Ark, is visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Elkanah Beard.-..John Summers and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Roosa of Wayne county; spent
four days at Cincinnati this week. -. Miss Fannie
Railsback of Oxford, o. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. I. A: Chenoweth. .Erastus Bales and family
and Mrs. Josephine Bales and daughter, of Wichita.
kan- arrived hers Tuesday, on visit
to Joel Bales and family, and other relatives.
mond, guests of Mrs. c. o. Irwin last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Norman, of Fountain City,
guests OF their and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris returned last week from Shebyve. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. o Harra were guests of relatives at Muncs
Saturday y and SUNDAY Mrs Dr. Huddlesto en,, re-
Ind. Mrs. o. X. Brown left last week for Evans
vile. Miss Nettie Mullen of Walnut Hills, o. is
the guest of Miss McCann-- Misses .Lottie Martin
and Della Bates spent the week at Dayton. o..
Uncle Henry Norman and daughter, OF Fountain
City, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs 7: w: Kizer last
week Harry Fisher and Miss Minnie Fisher, of.
Union City. were guests of Miss Nellie Martin last
Sunday Charley and Miss May Bartholomew aud
Mrs. Maggie Rowls left Tuesday for two weeks
visit at Columbus o. Ralph Pomeroy, of Indian
apos visited his mother and sister this week. DR..
J: J. Evans and daughter Belle left Wednesday for
Columbus U. Miss Belle will visit in that
city and Bremen o. several days..
Al Blown is attending dental college at Indianapolis
-: Mrs. w. D. Kizer is visiting her parents and
friends at Marion o., this week Mrs. " E. John
son and daughter Minnie spent the week Ia Cincn-
natl. Mrs Lizzie Johnson and Miss Lilly Yunker
spent Sunday with friends at Muncie. Mrs George
Ross. her daughter sud sister, of Union City. were
with friends here Tuesday Miss Lizzie Nef is
home from lengthy visit with friends and relatives
at Decatur Ind Miss Mamie Irwin returned home
last week from Decatur where she has been esching
music for several months. Martin Waltz and FAM
iy of Lincoln, Neb, arrived here Monday on visit
with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs f. =.
Fielder drove through TO Wayne county Friday to
spend several days. Quarterly meeting services at
the III. T.. Church began last evening. To-day DR..
Pierce will preach in the forenoon and DR.. Speaan
at night.
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Grape Jam-Pick the grapes from the stemss
put them into porcelain-lined kettle; add SUM-
Gent water, about a half pint. TO prevent
scorching; cover and cook slowly for about n
half hour; then press through sieve coarse
enough TO remove the seeds; IL the sieve IL too
fine il will prevent too much OF the skin from
passing through 10. Measure this pulp. aud TO
each pint allow q half pint or GRADUATED sugar.
boil rapidly for twenty minutes; skim; turn into
tumblers or Jars. When cold, fasten the same
as jelly. This is especially nice 10 serve with
roasted or praised meats. Green grapes may be
treated IN the same manner.
Pear Preserves-Peel the fruit carefully and
drop into cold water. IL the pears ara small.
preserve whole with the stems on; IL large
quater and core them. Make q sufficient GUAM
tity of thin syrup to cover them, us&,9pne
pound of sugar to one quart Qt'.Ma.er, ssSner
the pears in this syrep half an hour then pour
In a bowl aud leave until the next day. Drain
the fruit and add one pound OF SUGAR to>each
pint of syrup. Clarity 1t and boil ten minnSSs7
Swimming well Put in the pears and simmsf
until transparent Put whole Glove in the
blossom end of each pear Place the psarr
carefully in the jars, pour hot syrup over them,
and SEAL
Indian Pickles-Put into stone Jar one gal.
lon OF the best cidar vinegar. Put into bowl
four ounces OF good Indian curry powder same
quantity OF ground mustard, then add half
pint of good olive oil; with a wooden spoon mix
until thoroughly blended; then add three ounces
OF green ginger root. cleaned and cut into thin
slices, ounce of turmeric, ak eood-sized
eschalots, six cloves OF garlic, cut into small
pieces, quarter of pound of salt aud a level
teaspoonful Of cayenne; mix and sid these TO tho
vinegar. Cover the jar aud stand Ia q waru
place for three days, stirring 1t three or four
times each day. At the end Of the third dav
have ready some very small cucunbers. some
sliced cucumbers. some sliced onions and soms
small button onions, csulihower celery, broccoli.
white cabbage, string beans, Dasturtiums and
If you can get them, about half-pint of radish
pods. These must be used in such quantities
that the vinegar will just cover them. The
carlihower, button onions, celery, broccoli aud
beans must be psrboiled before using. The
pickles will be ready to use in about a week,
and will keep eli winter.
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Danville.

Miss Jennie Page is in Cincinnati visiting friends
Mrs s. j. Rodgers is the guest of friends in Ross
vile Miss Minnie Lacey. of Rossve is being en-.
teri aimed by Miss Hattie Forth Mrs James knight
has returned from Lafayette. Ind, where she has
been visiting friends Mrs. Otto q. Bekemeyer left
for Mt Pulaski 70 visit her old home Mrs. George
Burngame, of Kansas. is visiting Mrs. NJ. Gibson
North Vernilion street. Mrs. Lou Cunningham,
Of State Line City, is visiting her brother j. r. Dun.
can. North Vermion street. Col. o. s. Cowan
and wife visiting in indianapolis Miss Sallie
Eccles is attending the Conservatory of Music in Gin
cnnati. Scott Page is in Des Mones, Ia. Miss
Lille Kimbal will attend St. Marys Accademy this
winter Mrs. L. r. Swift and Mrs. Belle Mcleod
visiting Mrs Jar.es Watkins in Lafayette. -.
John Greenleaf, formerly With William Stewart has
returned from Alabama, account of the yellow
fever MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Kelley left for Kankakes
with their Eddie, where he viii attend school
Mrs. John NJ. Barton is visiting the home of her
childhood in Washington Ind Mrs. A. II. Guy has
gone to Peoria to visit friends Mrs Joseph Smith
and daughter. Miss Docia Fox, are at Cameron
Springs health seeking =. Miss Gertrude Eccles 10
visiting friends in Indianapolis IT. V. Rodney has
gone to Hastings, Neb., make his home in the flu
ture. Mrs. Mary Judy, of Ash Grove, is the guest
of Ha, per Daniels and wife. Miss Mary Swannell of
Champaign, is visiting with Mrs. w. II. Johns. West
Harrison street.
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Mis-, Nav Zimmerman, q pianist of that city. The
bridal party viii spend couple OF weeks at Lake
Minnetopka and the Dells.
Mrs BENJAMIN L. Webb was called 10 Louisville by
the serious illness of her brotherinlaw, MIR. Horace
G. Waters. who has typhoid fever.
Miss Francis Bristol and Miss Mary stowell, who
have been visiting Miss Martina Grubbs at Harrods.
burg KY, will return home this week.
Miss Clara Shower will leave on Wednesday for
Vs.sar College, and Misses Grace Adams, Nellie
Wiles and ANA Carter will 20 to Glendale.
Misses Agnes and Amy o'Brien. of Washington. D.
c. will arrive Tuesday and be the guests of Miss
Agnes Fletcher. on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart and daughter and Mr..
Herbert Collins are expected home next week from the
Pacific coast, where they have been for several
months.
Mrs. NJ. A. Downing and Mrs. sallis vaien and
daughter expected home on Tuesday. They have
been delayed on account of the illness Of Mrs. Vaens
daughter.
Mr.. Charles Waterbury gave theater party at
Music Hall, Crawfordsville. Thursday evening Ia
homer OF Miss Wilcox, Mr.. Gould Rhoades and Mr..
Will Fisher.
Mrs. Rachel McGresor and Mrs. Lily Henry, of
Allegheny City Pa. have been visiting their rela-
tives, Mrs David Adams and Mrs. Thos. Moore. o.
North Arsenal avenue.
Mrs. d. w. Grubbs and daughters of Harrodsburg.
are expected here next week to visit for time
They win be the guests of Mr. aud Mrs Z. e. Miller
ON North Delaware street.
NJ, and Mrs. Harold TAYLOR ard Mr.. and Mrs. A.
n, ssO. f.tu,nsa yssssrdAy LON ESsa'vH 40
Judge n. B. Taylor's family.
Mira. Harry Martin, of Attiea, formerly Miss 10
sephns Gardaer, of this city, and her friend, Miss
Lee, OF Sandusky o., are expected on Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Fred Gardner. No. 275 Broadway.
Mrs. Z. L. Paris aud Miss Flora Paris, wife and
daughter Of T. L. Paris treasurer of Harvey county
Kansas. visited the city during the past week, the
guests of Mrs. Henry T.. Thompson, No. lis College
avenue. They left on Saturday morning for Cineln-
natl. and will spend several weeks with friends on
Prices Hill before returning home.
The Indianapolis Classical Schools will open to-
morrow and there is promise of large attendance
young ladies having already arrived from Michigan,
Ohio, Colorado, Minnesota Wisconsin, Kansas, Il
lnois aud Indiana Mr. Merle A. Breed assistant in
the girls school, arrived yesterday from Ann Arbor.
Miss Mary Robinson has recovered from her recent
illness aud will resume her work teacher Of draw
ing in the Classical School. Miss Helen y Pearson,
OF New York. graduate OF smith College viii teach
Greek and mathematics in the girls school; she
rived in the city yesterday.
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Edinburg.

Miss frankie Muller returned home the latter part
OF last week from Topeka. Kan. where she has been
for the past year Lewis Thompson left here last
Tuesday for Wichita, San where he expects to enter
GARFIELD University William Ashley and wife re-
turned home last Wednesday from visit with rela-
tives at Madison Miss Myrta Thompson of Green's
burg the guest OF Miss Lucy Mutz the past week.
miss Minnie Kelly returned 20 her home in VIM
cennes last Tuesday, after delightful visit with
friends hero Miss Kate Riley OF Cherryvale Kan,
visited friends here the hrst Of last week
Chas Hubbard, Of Indianapolis, visited relatives
here the first of last week. Masses Mir ME and
Elizabeth Thompson left last Tuesday for Atkinson
Kan, and Kansas City, No.. TO visit relatives and
friends Miss Fannie Freeman returned this
city last Monday, from delightful visit with friends
at Madison Miss Belle Pudney, of WASHINGTON d.
O., was the guest Of Mrs. w. II. Thompson the 6rst
of last @. Valen tine and wife visiting,
relatives and friends in Switzerland county, Indiana.
Miss Eva Roth, of indianapolis, is visiting rela-
tives here. Miss Clara Johnson returned home the
first of las week from ShebyviIle where she visited
Miss Stella Robinson. There viii be harvest home
services to-day, at the NJ (. Church which will last
the entire day.
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hIuncia.

Mrs. II. Messersmith is visiting relatives at Co n
nersvie-- Miss Susie Kirley is attending Miss
Sewells school for young ladies at Indianapolis.
Miss Rose Budd has returned from New Castle where
she has been visiting friends and relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Claypool visiting at Cincinnati.
Miss Gonna Rekberg is the Of Cincinnati friends
and relatives Miss Winnie Brady has re-
turned from months visit to Mr..
Mrs Fisher McCreightis visiting relatives at Miams.
burg O....Mss Carrie Moore is visiting at Cincin-
natl. .Thos McKilip, Of the Herald and daughter
Minnie. visiting at Cincinnati and attending the
exposition Miss Minnie Corbin. of Indianapolis,
who has been visiting in this city has returned home.
Miss May Heath is visiting at Cincinnati. Mrs.
NJ. s. Smith and daughter Dora visiting friends
and relatives at Richmond.
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Marshall.

Miss May Macdonald. of Terre Haute. has been
visiting Miss Bird Doherty for several days. Mrs.
Milo James has been spending the past week in Rich
mond. Ind, with her parents j. W. Koogle and wife.
Mr.. James went to Richmond yesterday, and after
brief visit will return home accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. May Steele, of Terre Haute has boon spend
ing a few days with Mrs. It. w. CLARK Mrs. j. A.
Buchanan is visiting relatives in Terre Hauts--..
Misses Amelia and Katie Wallis in Danville, the
guests of friends Misses Rosa and Flora Graben-
heimer in Attica Ind. last week, visiting the
family of Levi Levor Mrs r. G. Drawn. of Sutton.
Neb.. the guest of relatives here last week
II. Ayers and wife, of Hoopeston, were the
guests of Rev. Dana Sheriff. and wife
last week. Miss Christina Rector has gone to
Indianapolis to spend few months with her sister.
- Miss Rosa Washburn is visiting relatives in
Henderson. H. Will Shipe and wife and O. III. Pat
ten have go to Kansas City, No. to spend few weeks
with relatives. g. B. Carver and wife, of Washing
ton Kan. visiting relatives here and in Martins
vile. %. P. Lston of Pratt KAN came Friday to
spend Q few days with relatives here. D. B. Shrer
Samuel Reed J. E. Gorham and W. K. Green have
gone Fort Scott, Kan. and Springfield. Mo-, for
few weeks stay - Mrs. H. B. Dulaney is in Manhat-
tan Kan, visiting relatives.
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Nj arion.

Mrs. d. W. Thatcher and daughter returned Friday
to their home at Springfield Mrs l. NJ Sullivan
is visiting in central Ohio. Miss Nellie Hueston OF
Connersyille is visiting Miss George Sweetser.
Mrs. j. p. Blemmer very handsomely entertained
large comnany of young folks Wednesday evening.
In honor o. the Misses Hyatt, of Washington Ind. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Smith returned Tuesday from q
three-weeks bridal trip East DIR. j. L. Lord and
ia my are visiting relatives in Rush county. Miss
Sue Gardener, Of Washington, Ind. is visiting Miss
Anna Sweetser Misses Lucy and Cline Goldthw ate
gave delightful reception, Friday evening, large
number of friends. Misses Hattie and Lizzie Hy-
att, of Washington, Ind left Thursday for Franklin
after two-weeks' visit with Marion friends.
Mr.. and Mira. r. NJ. Hunter have issued invitation
to the marriage of their daughter, Jennie. to DR..
Charles Cory, Tuesday evening, Sept. 49,. Mrs. r.
w. Hemphili of Washington, Kan, is visiting her
father, Jeremiah Harry. Mrs. James Ludlum and
son. of Baxter Springs. visiting Marion relatives
Mrs. Win Maher. Mrs. Dat Kiey. Mrs. James
Corbet. Miss Molie Cameron and Miss Maggie Cor
bet are visiting at Columbus o. Mrs. Isaac Van
Davanter and Miss Louise VanDavanter have returned
from extended visit to Cheyenne. They were ac-
companied by Mrs Willis Van Davanter. Mrs. By
Jones and Miss Minnie Ellis visiting relatives
at Wabash -. Miss Luce Humphreys left Monday to
attend the Episcopal school at Indianapolis Misses
Matte Overman and Flora Lilsrd left Monday at
tend school at Bloomington. Mrs. Pennia Townsend
of Cincinnati. is visiting at Marion.
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ShelbYville.

The Young Peoples Association met in the parlors
of the Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening.
Nessrs Harry and Tom Beggs left for Lebanon. o.:
Tuesday, to attend school. Miss Belly Pudney. OF
Washington, d. O.. visited her sister last week. ..
Miss Mamie Prutt returned 10 her home in Edin-
burg Mr. and Mrs 5. A. Gorgas and Miss Nese
Strong left for Washington, ID. E., Monday las.
last week. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Shell
don in Cincinnati last week
Miss Lotto Broekman. of Indianapolis. visited TIE
Misses F1aitz last week Miss Tode Randall has
turned TO her home in Franklin, after pleasant visit
TO Miss Emma Shelk
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Greeneaatla-

Mrs. Walter Allen has returned from visit In
Ohio. Miss Anna Agustus of Paris IL, is visiting
Miss Edith Crosse Miss Molhe White has returned
from visit to Greenfield. Asa Black. of Kansas
spent few days with friends here this week. Miss
Cora Ormsbee, of Chicago. is the guest of Miss
Georgia Heating Miss Nellie Cutter is the guest of
friends in Louisville this week Mrs. Homer Raglan
has returned from visit her parents
in Brazil ~. j. Shields, of Ashland. Kan, was in
our city Tuesday. Mrs. W. H. Cuom aud dau ghtsr
returned. Friday from extended visit Plymouth.
father, Col. Jas. Fisk Misses Anna Farmer and
Hattie Cox, of Pana. H., have been visiting Miss
Laura Watson VIII Tslbott and wife. of Texas,
Mrs Sallie Rand has been visiting Mr.. George
Blake and family this week. Miss Florence HAYS
has returned from a visit to Sullivan A select So
cal and dance given by our yourg people, on
Wednesday evening at the art gallery Of Lynn g.
Fleming. Twelve couples were present and pleas
ant time 10 reported. There were several persons
from a distance present