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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

II Justice Walsh Is nominated forCountv
Clerk. the lrisbmsn who would not yoie fc
him are very scarce. The happy JUST c,
says that when he ran for Justice OF tbs
Resce he knew Of only two Trist
votes being east against him. and they dic
il through mistake. Walsh has a happy
faculty Of making Dig run rhsp he starts
for anything.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

sad q rssorter Irena fe.o-key. down ..
Ausksgon. Saturday. Ia little blaze ~
hsy ss The ether day, which ala sboas
80 damszs % tie cotla<s oocapied 5y Joe.
r. Jacobs and fsmiiyiof Am ATbor. Miss
Kate Jecofs l0ss her eatsre rsrdsose. TO-
cQdllg sle worth IT dandy 5amnssr froc -.
To say ne yoaEg ADJ xspg sAd bad th e
sympathy o. al The otnsr bells would Ds
putfius Is tco strc nS. ggt sas d. weep a
htlie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
Moaey To Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE
vi in sums fIom 500 10 S.0O00 Low interest
A. r. Antisdel. once, Loyett block, opposite
Sweets hotel iyslf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Tt is fssi - cnin< sv 3sst thss tbsra
ara rfs're meu lB Cticsz, wi'c sra it ear
g. g er Ia naitsr IL ,leesn' pay ~
r eI sita such fsiso~s ss TAXED snd
'lesrei At ihe "tovD meeting yesger-
1sy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Judge Montgomery begins tn feel fre.
sxsin. and was ont 10 the Republican
Caucus Friday evening
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A0enfS-- ~ Qnted.

WANTED-IOCALO OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
" for a new specially. Fire Proof safes \. y.
seent ordered a carload first week y J. agent
halt a carload, a hlob. canvssser cleared 500
frst month. Buffalo Dc aler with BIS other busi-
ness Is clearing slsQ Per month on our speciality.
Catalogue Tree. Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati ..
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Wslter II. Hughes. son Of The late D.
Darwin Hughes. is making strong push
for Circuit Court Commissioner on the
Democrat ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
WALKS AND TALKS.

''Dss yss too Sad. AIT if remarked IA
6sF1sa saloon ks~per rsaees1ssiy - as
b.s~ ihs i0aa oif rs moas&schs and
plunged .hs Z. ass into ths safeF Fseepfzcis
sAasf 40 eS1stsf, ~ aass s4s s8s.s
is.ideFs. o6sr kfantl4d.fers. hs isa't 40 goa
fox kssislsfs Lssht yssr acre sss Fred
sgsrf, 80 has q tzasr aal OATS f5s reason
Es yss beased. ia Yszr AieAifE HsxfszoE,
sey ssy ke bet q kIanf1seder soBcs unt -
b. yss 20 g10t OATS cafe fooaey an 8
q, TIA msn Faots - kis elected n ds
kcaBtfy hs's snoost kas 10 be oei - hesm-
self re fzdcsF Bo krantfadoeF 20 kfsaf
kEsEflao1er. 10 coDcle. 30 nOa1inz Ike
oaE Hes shccst kot 70 gros from tie
around up.
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WateTCo|oTFrescoeing.
Superior in oil in point Of Durability a.
well ~ Beauty

yiicstion by The uDdersicned f0r artistic inier1r
cetortiinf compctinr IN price aud besufy Of
fHisb with wallpaper 0ecoFs ionf ~ TIE tsss NJ
the permanent wster- color anti D sirnur ne /"
We guarantee 10 Do this srisiic sBc durshis
oecofsiing 20 ~ - pro1uof beiLef cfertz fnf ihs
same amount o. money that Il would cos r. 40
The same NON with va pr either IN cheap
or elaborate work and the wofk u fuarsnf~ed "
be permanent snd that Il will never require I'd.
ng or u - finish the walls with the ssme o. say
oib~r fDisr
The ceiling of tht new entrance n Powers
Opera House a sample q one gfsos oi tas
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

issct is5or lsw, has slrssdy os~n prpvsr
by the Immi gTatson Investigating Com
nittse. The contractors ask from $500
to $500 intersss on The pssssSe money
icsued. and then vhea tas money snf
inferpst ara pail the la5orsrs sre turned
OF wilhoas any money. Tbst Is good
wsy a. make neuey fast bas Ike most
sach schsuiss. u - opsn @ objections.
A. ihis is ouiy he hegiuniux of TIE ic-
ve-t. gstioD. Il = evident thss there hss
bs,en and - mucn mouraing ou account
~ .n1an-a lnharnani-l k.s lnan-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

I. vas Teported Yesterday that the Demo
ersts had decided to run Gea. I. c. Smith
for Sheriff of Kent county They claim
that smith can be elected and would make
q good Sheriff.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
"Good nighi. farling.

Good night. darling"
Good night. Why are you going so
sOouf
why. my dear. this confOunded eclipse
hides you from me. can't see where TO
ks"
Never mind dear: Ne won't be depen
dent on the moon long, for if brother Ted
don't tll that lsmp IN break his head. So
loDg-good night"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

T. HAsrrsnS should bs elected 70 en-
tn execu rs chsir. he won't have 10
'eara cre prs ssisutisi accomplishment.
tsat - shsk.nz hands. ia Thprsdar
,ver ~ fh~useni sirsnrera 9sid ther
r,scerts AMI shock hands rith him.
rcey Sal kil hsni aifb siea1ess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Geo Cook, the present efficient Deputy
Register of Deeds, is making quiet hunt
for the fusion nomination OF Register Of
Deeds and has fair prospects Of getting it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Chss. Johnson. who was organizing the
band Of rObbers. had Just returned from
Texas. and that Is where ne got biz idea of
getting up an organized band OF thieves.
Johnson IS q worthless young fellow and
never was great lover of WORK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

VIII the Board Of Fire and Police Com
missiOners take any notice of the Sitter case
this week Sitter made an affidavit that be
was q resident Of Brady township. kalama-
ECO county, and If that is his residence.
there ought TO be vacancy on the police
force.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

William Robinson. the colored man ar
rested with Chas. Johnson for robbery. is q
fit example ofs sucker" IS be was badly
taken in by Johnson. Robinson is an in
dustrious colored man and va. never in
trc uble before and some one ought to take
the matter on hand and help the poor fell
low little by getting Judge Holmes to re-
cucs bis bail 10 sa amount that be can give
80 tha, be can get out snd support his lam
ily consisting Of wife and six children.
Robinson vas unconsciously led into the
scrsDe, and IS not q bad man by any means,
Ia fact, can be counted the opposite.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
MISS Or HIT.

The other night when a great many out.
s.ders we're here a couple of sleeping cars
were on the track at the Union depot, one
the Little Rock, the other Indianapolis. I"
Several of the visitors fell 10 discussing the
names and IL Was finally settled that one
car vent 10 Arkansas and tae other TO H.
dianapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

N ETEoIT. GRAND HAVEN q MILWAUKEE

A. Aimeuist 13cset Apest ~ Anpct. George ".
huDson- onion Ticket AEept - horroest
c. l. lockwood. Cen. pass epd Ticket Agent
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TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS d ISDIASA-IN EFFECr
" July ], lsse.
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Marshall.

Miss Myrtle Mccloud, of vermillion, is the guest
of Nap Nghtlingers fam lily. Will Chenoweth and
wife of Darwin the guests of relatives here last
week. Mrs. T.. Turner in Martinsville last
week. with the family of Edgar Summers DIR. S. r.
Wilson and wife, of York were the guests of friends
here Thursday j. w. Purcell and wife, of Flora,
Kan the guests of relatives here for the past
two weeks Mrs. y. P. Robinson visited Efiingham
friends Monday and Tuesday Miss Lille Warmer,
of Mattoon Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John X.
Black Mrs. g. B. Houk is visiting old friends in
Tuseoia-- Miss Fife Jumper visited Terre Haute
friends last week. Oliver Lemon and wife. of Holly,
Mich. in the city, the guests of Mrs.
Lemon parents. J. W. 0lrist and wife Mrs. J.
Hustled is in Nevins the guest of her daughter Mrs
j. P. English Miss Nellie McKeen, of Terre Haute
is visiting Miss frankie Martin Mr. Zane Arbuckle
and wife, of GRANVILLE, Ill., returned home Monday
from few days sojourn with relatives here. Miss
Josie Hustled. of Bourneyille O.; has been spending
the past two weeks in the city with her rel
atives--- Mr.. J. P. Aydelott, of Moaweoua, ILL., spent
last Sunday and Monday with the family of L. 8.
Kilborn- Miss Tude Lindley. of West Union, was
the guest of her cousin Mrs. Willard Hedrick, last
week Mrs. Henry BUTT of indianapolis, has been
spending several days in the city with her parents j.
L. Rector and Wife Mrs. Cornelia Clark of Brazil
visited relatives here last week Isaac Bell and wife
have returned to Done1son, Ia.
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eev. ror.ker,s Handy way of Talking.

L1nclnnafI IommerclaI uazetIe.
After lunch at the Burnet Governor Foraker
went up town returning late last evening. He
saw no visitors, save reporter OF the Com
mercial Gazette, who met him just as he was
leaving the Burnet last evening.
Are you going to the Chicago convention7'
he was asked
Well replied the Governor. drawing on his
gloves. II don't know whether shall go or not.
That is a matter for the convention to decide
1T Is said that you will present the name Of
Senator Sherman tn the convention suggested
the reporter tentatively.
That was the reply. lis as Mr.. Sherman
may fit 10 say do not court the respon-
slhiiity OF such task, but il he should so de-
sire will do all tn is in my power IN that
respect All this talk about any III feeling be-
tween the Senator and myself is the sheersst
nonsense that imaginative mind can con-
cieve. Everything In the State IL harmonious
AID Dir gasFman IL the arst ehaiee vf Ollie IL
WAYS.
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Peru.

Miss Hattie Porter is visiting relatives in Marion
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Morrill, of Michigan
City, the guests of friends in this city Mr.. and
Mrs. r. III. Bouslag left Monday for extended trip
to Decatur. Ala. Mrs. Margaret Waite is the
guest of w. w. Lockwood. Mrs. Wilson, of Lo-
gansport. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
@. W. Stevens, Of this city, returned to her home
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brenton, who have
been the guests of relatives in Kentucky the past few
weeks, returned home last week. Mrs. J. E. Hen
drc ks and who have been visiting in Petersburg
Ind for several weeks past have returned to their
home in this city. Miss Nellie Kartholl
has returned from visit with friends IN
Michigan City, Mrs. j. w. Murphy, of Indian.
apos, is visiting her daughter Mrs. e. Nj. Shirkss
Mrs. I'll. Baer is visiting relatives in Marion this
week Miss BesAie La Bonta who has been quite
i'll the past few days, is now convaescing- Miss
Jennie Elliott, of Charlottesville is the guest of Mrs
u Z. Crowder- Mrs. Low Mitchell, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. T. Smith of this city Miss Nora
Andrews visited in indianapolis the earlier part of the
week The Acorn Club viii be entertained by Miss
Kate Talbot Thursday evening The Harmony
Dancing Club will give another dance Friday evening.
Invitations will be sent out for their last ball,
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Leebrick, Friday
Dick Chamberlain is visiting Decatur Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones, of Indianapolis, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wallick. Miss jennie
Kline, of Logansport is visiting friends in this city,
THE Misses Pattie Shirk, Bessie Andrews, Nellie
Pefferman Kate Talbot, Lille Gilbert, Emma Mitch
ell and Mrs. Chas. Collar gave complimentary to
Messrs Col. j. g. Cross and John Potter, formerly
of the Bearss Hotel Friday evening, at the residence
of Judge HI. j. Shirk
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Wabash.

Frank Beroth, Of Logsnsport, visited friends here
the first of the week Miss Emma Gatreu will leave
next week to visit friends in Mt. Auburn, IaEd.
L. Bechtol has returned from his trip to New York and
Boston Mr. A M. Atkinson went to Eureka Springs,
Ark, Thursday Mrs. D. A, Aldrich has returned
from visit to her daughter, Miss Eta at Peru =.
Mrs. Jamss Brewer. of kokomo is visiting her
pareEts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs.
FL. II. Halleck of Marshall Mich, are visiting their
niece Mrs. H. s. Miles. The Misses Maott of Peru,
the guests OF the Misses Rose Vird Craft
Mrs Little, the mother Of Rev. Chas Little of the
Presbyterian Church, left last Wednesday for
Newark and Granville, o., to visit frisndss--.
The G. L. s. G. viii meet next Tuesday evening with
Mrs. McMahan- Harry McNarnee went to Fort
WAYNE on Thursday Miss Eta Grover left Tues
day for an extended trip Goshen and the East 20
visit relatives and friends Mrs Kate will leave for
Washington. ID. c., to attend the national
vention of the woman suffragsts which opens March
20 Charles Wallace and Reuben 4. Lutz returned
last Monday from their trip to the Pacific slope.
Miss Maggie Henton. of Peru, is visiting Miss Flo
Smith. Mrs 5. Hendee, of Loeansport, spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jesse Parnnenter Mrs.
IL II. Kidd, Mrs ]. r. Benham, Mrs e. Z. Kennedy,
and Mr. jesse T. Hutchins and j. L. Asbury went TO
indianapolis on last Wednesday delegates Pro
hibition convention Nj. and AIRS. d. A. Williams
returned to their home, in Newark, o. last Wednes-
day. after visit with relatives aud friends
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Rev. r. &. Coy1e and wife have returned to Chi
Miss Jessie Joslin has been visiting in Green
castle Mr. and Mrs H. G. Chumasero gave brill
liant evening party March 10 to large number of
their friends Mrs. lack Mahorney was in Indian
apolis the past week. Miss Mary D. Eaylor who has
been visiting her mother has returned Indianapo-
lis. Miss Nellie Roesgen, of Columbus, has con-
cluded visit with the Misses Keegan- Thomas
Mccoy and wife, OF Rensselaer,, have been visiting
James III. Watson's--- Harry Bogert, of Brooklyn,
Y, IS visiting in the city----Mrs. AID Ray, of
Evansville is visiting her parents and relatives IN this
city Ira Mcconnell. of Muir lie, has been visiting
IN the city during the past week Mrs. Newcomber
G. McCluer's---.F. d. Huestis and wife gave card
party TO number of friends Wednesday evening.
J. r. Lotachar of Greeucastle q visiting in this city
- William Robertson is recovering from spell Of
sickness Daniel Mustard, who has been visiting
Mat Kline. has returned Anderson There is q
possibility that the oncefamous broom brigade will be
reorganized
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Concernine Wnman.


Miss Susan Hall is clerk of the court at Great Falls
". III.
Pundta Ramabai is planning trip to the Pacific
coast.
Dr. Caroline E. Hastings has been elected to fill a
vacancy on the Boston School Board.
Mrs. Hathaway is deputy commissioners of the
chancery court in Louisville, Ky.
The girl graduates of Oxford and Cambridge have
formed guild for aiding the London poor.
Mary A. Reopen is and has been superintend-
ent of the poor at Racine, Wis, for nine years.
Miss Henrietta Moore, national organizer of the
w. c. T. u. has received call to the pastorate of
the Universalist Church of Springfield, o.
Mrs. Mary ]. Watson has been elected principal of
the Sacramento grammar school This is the first
time that position, III that city. has been filed by
woman.
The project of sending bronze statute of Wash
Mrs Nathan Appleton, of Washington, D. c.. and is
meeting with great
Miss Royce and Miss Woebbrecks two of the teach
srs made famous by their herosm in the late blizzard,
have been presented with ife-schoarships in the
North Nebraska Normal College.
An unknown donor has given Sc, 300 for the es-
Establishment Of fund at Harvard College, the income
Of which is to be devoted to prize scholarship for
the Harvard examination of women"
Mrs. Clara Foltz, the woman lawyer and ex-editor
of San Diego CAL declares her intention of offering
to the highest court if her ballot be refused.
Mrs. Marion A. Mcbride, of Boston, is collecting an
exhibit Of wornans work from that city and vicinity
for the womans art and industrial section of the
International Exhibition, to BIO held at Glasgow,
Scotland.
The Chamois Sandal Company of Grand Rapids
Mich. is owned and controlled wholly by women. It
imports its channels skins direct from Italy and the
silk used in making them into sandals for childrens
wear is purchased directly from the manufacturers
1t employs hundreds of women at good pay and uses
machinery.
new book by Frances E. Willard. entitled.sWom
in the Pulpit, will soon be issued The exe9eti-
cal argument is given objections answered testimony
of men and women ministers stated at length DR..
Talmage and Joseph Cook both taking strong posi-
ton in favor of women preachers. DIR. Van Dykes
criticism of Miss Wizards poston is given in full
and replied to by distinguished Biblical scholar.
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Mrs. Hollenbeck entertained party of ladies on
Thursday at very pleasant luncheon.
The pupils of Prof. Brennekes Friday evening class
viii have dancing party next Thursday evening" at
Brenneke Dancing Academy.
Miss Addie Carter has invited friends 20 a dancing
party, which she viii give Wednesday evening of
this week at her homs Broadway.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred LOOMS and Miss Louise
Weegman viii take place Tuesday afternoon
Miss Weegman's home.
Mrs. BENZ Harrison entertained the Katherine
Merrill Literary Club very pleasantly on Wednesday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Ed Mckee gave an informal com
pany Tuesday evening to celebrate Mrs. McKees
birthday anniversary.
The ladies' Of the Central Christian Church wiz
give social and supper IN the church parlors
wednesday evening. TO which cordial invitation is
extended to msmbers and friends
Miss Mamie George entertained few Of her friends
or Friday evening. Among those present Misses
White. Morris. George and Kercheval and Afessrs.
heFcneval, Didway. George, Morris and Schranm
The dedisatory services of the Memorial
&hIrch viii he held o-day. and tomorrow night
social VIII be held. A large number Of invitations
nave been sent out for the social which viii be
usual affair.
nue., PennsyvaniA and Delaware streets have organ
lied cooking club and held their first meeting yes
terday at the residence of Miss Mary Moore Taylor
on Home avenue.
Mr. George Il. Lutz ard Miss Mamie Wefgrnan were
qrety married - ths residence Of the brides parents
the immediate relatives being present Both are well
known oetety people ct the city.
The Moonlight Band. consisting az young gentle
Tnmn who have bean aiding ehuxchea and societies
wish k&ssF exeannt uase will give hsneAt spneeFe
1T the Sewemth REasbyteTsan Chursh. eoSnsv ct Eliza
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Union City.

Miss Amelia Kirsch. of Winchester, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry d. Grohs. of this city Mrs.
j. ID. Smith, has gone for two weeks visit with
friends at Crestline. O. Mrs. William Branham and
her daughter. Mrs. Flo Pierce, entertained select
company of their lady friends Friday evening
number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McFar-
land on Ohio side of town gave the pair pleasant
surprise party Friday evening Mrs. Bentley
Massch is visitng relatives in Chicago .Chas. Ma
sernann OF richmond has been spending few days
has been here attending his sisters wedding. de
turned to st. Louis Friday morning Mrs.
Jacob s. Bowers of Moberly Missouri.
has :, been visiting :, her, sister. Mrs
Chicago where she will visit relatives. Miss Min
ME H. Reed, late teacher in public schools,
married, Wednesday evening, at her mothers resi-
dence on Howard street, to Mr. John W. Aurelius, OF
Cleveland, @ Cards are out for the marriage,
March Fl, of Miss Bessie Legg of this city, and Mr..
James Baty, of Lima, O---.Miss Low Manning of
Mt Carmel, o.. returned TO her home, on Wednesday,
after long sojourn in this city Mrs Thompson, of
Pittsburg Pa. has returned home after visit here
as the guest of Mrs. J. B. Hendricks Mr.. Will H.
Walden has returned from . visit through Kentucky
and Tennessee. He viii visit Florida next week.
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farmer fastened to the spot. followed by
the Italian and others of the house,
and found the same bear with man in his en-
braces hugging him tightly, while the Door fell
low struggled franticalIy 20 escape The bear
was muzzled and could do the man no serious
injury, though he was very intentionally stu
ated The man proved TO be dishonest butch
err who had come TO the barn to steal fine
caif. In the darkness he mad stumbled over the
bear, who had siezed him and held him fast.
the Italian, learning how matters stood, called
out, thug him. Jaekp aud the bear continued to
hug him numerically until the farmer conclud.
ed that he had been sufficiently punished. when
he was released The story soon spread abroad.
and the butcher left the neighborhood to escape
the ridicule to which it subjected him.
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Paris.

Mrs. Caroline Booth left Wednesday for New Al
bany, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sholem visited
relatives in Chicago this week Mrs. Rachel Stall
maker, of ST. Louis Is the guest of Mr and Mrs A. A.
Hannah Mrs. D. Wilson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Allyn Adams, in Terre Hauts- Mr.. and AIRS.
J. g. Palmer taking trip through the South for
the benefit of Mrs. Palmers health. Mrs. Joseph
Baer is visiting her mother in Baltimore. Miss
Mayme Sutherland returned, Sunday evening, from a
visit with Mrs w. B. Beebe in Philadelphia Miss
Lola Ball has returned from visit with friends in St.
Louis and other places. Mr.. VIII Shoem, of Texas,
is the guest of Mr. j. Sholem and family Brent
city Mrs. Rose Phillips and WIN Green. of South
Bend Ind We're called to this city by the death of
their sister. Dr. r. g. Trogdon is located in
Nation. George German has gone to Kansas City.
Hon. Charles G. Eckhext, of Tuscola, ILL.,, was in
the city Monday
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Brazil.

Miss Rebecca Samuels, of Columbus Ind, who has
been visiting here for few days. has returned home
Mrs Alex. Brighton, of Clay City, is visiting in
the city. Mr.. VIM. Swinda and Miss Ella Ringo of
Staunton, married, Saturday, Rev. A. Lewis, of
Brazil, officiating Miss Eva Snaren5arger is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Oefinger of st. Louis
Miss Rosa Wyatt, of Cory, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Rev. D. w. Dem
ney, of Quincy, has returned home
Miss Ellen Kilmer Of Clay City is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs Ell. R. Irwin. Rev. J. IL Hollngsworth.
Lewis. of this city, exchange pnlDits Sunday Miss
Jennie Marshall OF Virginia, H. is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Wolfe in Jones county. Iowa. where they were
called by the critical illness of the formers brother
Miss Kate Tapy. of Bowling Green. viii attend
finger Of Terre Haute in the city the first of the
week.
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Among the Churches.

The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of Fletcher
place Church win give entertainment and social
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wrights kindergarten class will give an en-
tertainment, followed by social Ssveuth-street M
e. Church, Wednesday evening, March 81, for
benefit of the church.
The Fifth Presbyterian Church gave a free enter
tainment to the children with refreshments last
Wednesday. It largely attended. These social
affairs will be kept up from week to week.
During the past week very successful mission has
been in progress at St. Johns Church for the ladies
of that parish This week it vvilI'continue the
ices being specially addressed to The mission
is conducted by three members of the Society of
Jesus. Father Coghlin, of ST. Louis, and Fathers
Brady and Kelly. Of Cincinnati.
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there BY the death OF Mrs. DR.. S. W Lagrange:
Mrs Mary Pritchard has returned
from Ohio. where she spent the
winter with relatives. Miss Edna Howe, of
Martinsville is visiting friends in this city Misses
of Miss Kate Daily yesterday Miss Grace Pfaen-
berger visited Martinsvile friends during the past
week MIR. and Mrs. James Stone entertained
. large party of the friends of their
Elmer, OF indianapolis. last even
ing il being his twentieth birthday. Guests
were present from Indianapolis. Columbus and Mar
tnsville- Dr. and Mrs. D. III. Miller entertained
in elegant Friday evening Messrs.
tended the Sloan party last evening.