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Wabash.

Lula McHenry returned to Chicago yesterday, stor
passing her vacation here Carrie and uis N1nsss
ny visited in Peru on Tuesday. Mrs. Hannah noe''
of Attiea, visited Mrs. Harmon Wolf On SunoSy-..:
Captain Waite of Treaty, and his daughter Myr."
on next Tussoay will leave on trip to COLORADO Az
other Western States Charles Latehem Wa ~
Benton Harbor on Tuesday. Wiu 3. Smi,n' OF
huntington who has been in Los Angeles Cal, ior
the past four months visited his sister, MRS Cnns'
Davis In this city. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Z. w.
Morse attended the reception given BY the gentiemen
Of Marion at that place. on last "Wednesday evening:
-. Tom the ffteen-year-old son OF VIII Srth iete
on Monday for Annapolis, Nd, where he win enser
the government Naval Academy, having received an
appointment through Hon. Geo. W. Steele he was
ordered to report on Nav 1. Mr.. Stitt accompanied
his son as far as Fort Wayne Harry ana LOUIS
Ward, of Peru, Bert Walters, Maggie Peiton ana
Jennie Norton of PERT, and Harry Trout, OF reru;
in the city Sunday. Josie and Jessie Loe2, OF
Attica, who have been visiting Mrs. Harmon "on'
returned home on Wednesday Will A Wells. cd
itor Of the Alton -, Democrat who formerly fesid'
ed at Laketon this county, was on Wednesday even
ing married to Miss Mary Foster, at Albion. Noble
county Miss Anna Bsroth went to Peru on Tues
day to visit relatives Mrs. D. E. Wilson and son,
of Macon, No.. formerly of Wabash. arrived here on
Wednesday. After visit with her son In Marion
Mrs. Wilson will make an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs E. g. Burgett In this city. VIII Morse
left for Springfield. Mo-, yesterosy Joe New LETT
for Mansfield o. Thursday. William and Walter
Wallace went 70 Toledo last week. returning on Sat
urday Mrs. A. B. Snavelly and Mrs. 5. Knight ar
rived from Florida Thursday evening 49, Geo. Lem
aree and Jacob Bruner so to Mount Clemens Springs
on Monday.
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Lew Watson has gone to New Albany TO live-...P
8 Kennedy and wife have been visiting near Dsnvne'
Ind Mrs. J. L. Charm has been visiting ct Urbana,
III Mrs. Chas Blair and son, of Chicago, visit
Lafayette. Mrs. Bennsgs, Of Mariousvle. No.. is
whiting At DR.. p. H. Laynes. Mrs. James. of La
fsyette, has returned home after visit with Mrs J..
r. Bonnel. Mrs. H. H. Dockterman of Covington.
has been visiting here. .Miss Hattie McEwen, Of
Dsnve. Ill, Is visiting in this city Miss Lena
Rice has returned to Lafayette after visit to Prof
A. B. Mfords.. ..Jas. Patterson and wife, Of Lsba-
nan, have been visiting at Alex. Mahornsy Rev.
T. b. Thomson and wife have been attending the
LaEe Theological Seminary commencement ct Cincin-
natl -.Jerre Keeney and mother. and Mrs. Taylor.
are at Durango NsS- Richard Canine is in st.
Louis Mort Kennedy and G. 8. Durham are visit
ing at Noblesville. s. c. Campbell and wife will be
Hoover of Lafayette rcturne led home last Wednes-
day. after visit with Mrs. +. T. Luce, sister
Mrs. Harry Pontieus has returned from visit IN
Wayne county
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Preabyterianism I'm Montgomery County.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwToRpsvILLE, May 5.---Ths home missionary
committee of the Charlottesville Prssbytery met yes
teray afternoon in the parlors of the First Prssby.
terrain Church. Those present were: Rev. g. d.
Parker, Rev. W. p. Kane. D. D., Rev. L. d. Fyfe,
Rev. +. H. Hays and Elder Jas. A. Mount. The OBJ.
iect of the meeting was 30 to arrange the vacant
enurcres that the congregations could have preaching
q portion of the time at least The home missionary,
Rev Fyfe who resides here, instructed to devote
half of his labors at Alamo, Newport and Eugene.
and the remaining portion to other vacant chu ches
will support minister Pleasant Hill and Rossvils.
West Point and Romnsy, West Lebanon. State Line
and Marshfeld, Russelville. Judson and Parkers'
6elds are all now vacant except the first The Shan
nondae church win make effort to sustain minis
ear all thu time.
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Mrs. Edgar Summers of Martinsville, has been
spending the past week in the city with relatives
Mrs. p. l.. Bland went to Louisville, KY. Friday, to
spend few weeks with her mother Mrs. Fleming
Neal the guest Of her sister Mrs Raymond Kints
of Terre Haute last week Mrs. N. B. De Vol was
the guest of Robinson relatives during part of last
week. Mr.. A. G. Lee over from st. Louis to
spend Sunday with his wife and baby. Mr.. E. Cat
felter of Decatur visited relatives and old friends
here last week .Davy Sanderson, who is working
with company Of civil engineers on the construction
of the Big Four extension southwest from Indianap
oils. was home last week, tc spend few days.
week in Indianapolis Mrs. Frank Foster and Miss
Kitte Payne spent last Sunday in Terre Haute-
Mrs. John Duncan, of Independence. Kan, has re-
turned home ...S A. Bunisr and wife. of Martins
vilie the guests of l.. A. Wallaces family and
other relatives last week.-Mrs.. Link Rains. of La
and wife. Misses Anna Gordon and Sophy Ship
man. together with James Gordon and Frank Hanks
Of Paris spent last Sunday with relatives and friends
here: Geo. ID. Prewett has gone to Kinmundy &c
spend the summer
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VIM. Norman Whipped by Masked Men.
cpeclal 60 thu IrdianapoIf Iournss

oLooNiSsroS, Ind. May Sword has been re-
oeived mere OF IN outrage committed on VIM Nor
man. OF foh township, that Is only equaled by the
record OF the White Caps that are disgracinz the
southern part Of the State. 1t seems, from reports
.nas Ar, Norman was important witness in trial
M court which was creating considerable i'll fe cling in
1.s negnoorhood- The night before the trial. sbou,
40 clock, norman heard some one knocking at his
- ma stepping outside he seized by number
.Ss masks. Tney took him snort distance from
spp. aHS's =, and began whipping him with rod
without avail They kept up the torture for fuPy v,
nj when they left him He was unable 70 reach
and had TO secure the assistance of his wife
h.n bed suffering intense pain. The case has csu.sd
49, 49, excssment in the neighbornood and win be
ing. e s'eno jury u US next meet
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs. h. Beardsley. Of Kansas City, is guest Of
Champa friends DR.. Dresser and wife attended
the meeting of the Episcopal Synod in Springfield,
the past week. Miss Abbie Hall was down from
Chicago during the past week. visiting her sister Hat
tie Mrs A. @. Durham and Mrs. Ross MATHS
have returned from visit in Chicago. Miss Mabel
Hutchinson, who attended the Smith Healey wedding
here last week. returned home to Chicago Tuesday
Berry Tuesday evening. x. HAYWOOD and wife and
]. w. HARDWOOD and wife attended the wedding Of Ida
warreI HARDWOOD to w. d. Rudy, at Bloomington.
last week.
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FRANKLIN College Notes.

W. p. Vancleve. last years graduate, was here
for few days last week. Professor Moncrisf is at
=. DIR. Stott viii eturs ct New Providsnes Monday
night. Quite number of students win attend the
reading to be given by H. A. Cuppy at Hurricane N.
p Church tonight. DIR. Stott viii leave Wednes-
day for Richmond Va, to attend the Southern Bap-
tst convention. He win then 60 to Warrington to
attend the Nay meetings Of The Baptist NORTH.
Professor Moncref win entertain the senior class ct
his homo Zephyr HILL The seniors props. have
been promised two weeks vacation before the term
closes. The freshman contest will be held in the
testants. The seniors vacation viii begin next
Wednesday Miss Nina Ovsrstreet viii leave, Tues
day, for extended visit in Kansas.
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N.,ssAIi' May 5.-A man calling himself Dr.
a' Aeorand who had rented psrlors for the pr.e-
o. msdeinssfor the healing OF nervous diseases
s'.s1u. me use Of drugs, was recognized yesterday
- 's; Louis Roth ~ Albert Gesmen, who ten years
b;,, S ,r some $4,000 worth Of gloves from
-. ~. iAise representations. and who has since
40 ~. n'ainf. do Immediately had him arrested
49, m sn is now IN jail, unable to give 81 200
- sS mere are other merchants Who were victims
~ "a IA = represented a. having made much money
s,,hl sIicsa prastics- He had hired thsarsr for
onsAnng exhibition tomorrow night.
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Lasurs. of Brookvis. O., and Miss Fannie mo-
Coy, Of this city. were married on WednesoAy cSs-
Ing at the residence of the bride "oa AZ
Rev. NJ. A. Harlan oficistins st nh
and Mrs. Leon Selig celebrated ss
wedding anniversary on Wednesday even,ns r, o1
which occasion they entertained select compsnso.
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Iansey. % Is
canum o.. celebrated the twenty first snrivefssy =.
their wedding on Monday evening. A large numv =
Of their friends from tbs place attended .hs ~
Writer Of Hartford City. in the city the p.
week. :. Mrs Miller Of Gallon. O.. was IN the G e9
the past week the guest of Mrs Cha, fT M.. J.ss
NJ Lomburt of this place, were married ct the u:
parsonage Saturday evening Rev; w .5 h fusur
home Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr; A
TrObe Of this city and Mis-: Mn. Boyd on Tussdss
evening. Nav Is. Mrs. Dr. Cowdery. was called y
Buffalo n las. week 70 ssssnd the fusira the o. eitS
guests Of Mrs. Fellows's mother. Mr.. Calvin w
Twym.n. Of Mitchell H., and Ma. Mona 5S Eide Eide
w. d. Stone at the residence of the brides parsnt
on Thursday morning.
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Charleston.

Miss Allie Compton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. s.
NJ. Shepard in indianapolis. Clarence Parker. Of
St. Louis, is guest of Charleston friends Tom
Harris has gone to Dss Moines. Ia to work In print
ing Office. Five wedding announced in this city
for tho coming few weeks Mrs. L. >. Scott OF
Clinton, Ind, is visiting in the city Mrs W. =.
McCray has returned from Texas Miss Alice Nc
Hugh, of Springfield. ID visiting in the city.
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ST.. PAUL. Mimi. May 5.-Ths Northwestern
Chronicle formally announces Bishop Irsand's els-
walton to IN archbishopre. with Jurisdiction over
Minnesota and Dakota Minnesota VIII be divided
into three doceses being organised IN souts-
ern Minnesota, and Dakota into two. bisnop Seid.
enbush Of St. Cloud win be retained In his present
position. while Father McGalricb. Of Minneapoiis.
and Father Cotter OF winona are likely to oe eievat
cd Father Stanley. OF the Cathsdrai; stanas nrss
In line of elevation IL st. Paul. though Archoshcp
ireland win have direct control OF the city.
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vpeciai to the Jedianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO. Ind. May 5.-Yesterday, at Boone
Grove station ten miles south of here W. r. Berlin.
q tra-eling man Of Indianapolis In company with w.
]. Henry Of this place. was walking re<- the track
Of the Chicago Atlantic railroad when their attsn-
ton was called by groans coming ~ Il from some one
In distress. Upon Investigation they found George
Green brakeman, who had been fatally crushed. A
physician was summoned and the wounded man con-
veyed to house near by. His injuries viii prove
fatal. His home II at Huntington.
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Miss Reed. sister Of DR.. Kinssley from Saism,
Mass ID visiting in the city. Mrs John Melee and
children have returned TO Bloomington with the m
tention OF again making this their future home:
Mrs. Col. Taylor returned from The South, Friday,
where she has been for several weeks hoping to i'm
prove her health.
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Cen. Force and tn. Ohio solaier.. Home

-, SolsSAII o., May 5.-The board of trustees Of
- oa'o Soldiers and Sailors Home, 81 saadusly.
o. IN session here to-day, after careful eousdsrs.
ton OF several old soldisrs whose names had been
sugeestsd unanimously voted 20 tspder the a,point
-. o. eemnArdant Of the Home to Gen. Manning
c.ss 20; % Oncianad- Tas board then called on
Gree wso accepted ths sppointusot II 4
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OBITUARY.

BUCK-Orlsy Buck. only son Of John w. and Ansn
da P. Buck died ct Indianapolis Ind. of pneumonia
Tuesday, May I, 1888, aged twenty years and az
months.
Orlsys sterling integrity and manly qualities had
endeared him TO large circle Of acquaintanees. He
was model SON and brother, whose highest smbi
ton seemed to be to tighten the of his parents
and to provide for the comfort and pleasure of ar
only sister.
OF bright cheerful end loving temperament. ht
carried sunshine wherever he went and dark indeed
win seem the home from which such light has gon.
out until there somss to the bereaved ones the ful
realization that the parting Is but for little while
and the present pain IL lost in the Joy Of the Antci
patton OF reunion beyond the shores of time.
BURKE-C. E.. Mrs. ct 9:l8 o'clock yesterday
morning, - $50 North New Jersey street, after
lingering illness Of several months.
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now expected that the Home win Be ready for num-
Der of inmates by midsummer. This appointment
Will undoubtedly give universal satisfacrion through
out the State. both account OF the distinguished
military services of General Force, aud OF his high
character a. civilian.
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Urbana.

Mrs. D. G. Joslyn, of Chicago is the guest OF her
guest OF Miss Grace Briggs in Danville m Mrs.
Carey, who visited her daughter, Mrs. Brownlee has
Tsturned to her home in GRANVILLE, H.. Miss Ida
smith Is at Plymouth. Mich :. .Mrs James Busey
ana cndren OF Fisher. visitors in the city the
past week: Mrs: Frances Carman was married Sat-
uuruAy evening to Charles T. Doty of Crittenden
MISS Josie Downs has returned to her home In Pende-
ton Lna Miss Amanda Rsimard has returned from
S-"iorosv11e. Mrs. Clara Charm and children are
home from Crawfordsville Ind :.
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Knightstown.

Miss Myla Cook il being entertained by friends at
Greenfield. Miss Cora Charles 10 attending CON-
nsrcial collage At Wabash. Miss Fannie Ballard
has returned from visit at Indianapolis. Miss
Laura Edwards entertained her friends on Monday
evening. The Friends held their church social at
J. w. StuaTt's suburban residence Thursday oven
ing. ..Mi.s Maud Lessurs sntsrtained number OF
Iona vsstal IL entertaining Miss BERTHE wslch Of
Thorntown. = Miss Onie Haugh has returned to her
ysrsd her lsotare On Oliver Morton Fr;d.v svs .s
ing. to . good crowd at the NJ. z. Church. The
yossng gentlemen of Knghtstovn win give party ct
s the guest Of friends at Indianapolis Miss Shellie
Cook entertained, Friday evening. in honor Of Mrs
John O. Moore, Of Cincinnati. The Misses Wei
borne. Cook. Babbett. Furguson, Whisesen and
Messrs- Church, Wilkinson. Bell and Cameron at
tendedth May party at Greenfield Tuesday even
ing.
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Mattoon.

Mrs. W. L. Major visited Sullivan, Ill, friends the
past week. B. Craig and wife spent the past week
IN Chicago. - Misses Ella and Minnie Granger have
returned from Paxton. whittier they were called by
the death Of niece Miss Mamie Bourne Is in Chi
cago. Mrs. Nellie FELTON, has returned to Greenfield
Mass. IT. Z. Doran and wife, of Washington. D. O.,
are visiting in the city, Miss Belle Busch was home
from Pare Sunday : Miss Belle Lewis of Arcola
was the guest of Miss Ida Matlock Sunday. Mrs. j.
3. Hall viii visit in Missouri and Kansas the coming
few weeks Miss Nettie Jenninsss friends treated
her to surprise party Monday evening Mrs. Belle
Cherles is visiting in Indianapolis Mrs Boyer. of
Paris visited in ksttoon this week Miss Myrtle
Coppage has returned from Florida. Fred Helmer
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John Somsrs visited in Peoria last week. 81. O.
So1 mas returned from visit at Lafayette, Ind. c.
"a. Aeinele visited at Ogden, Saturday. Al Me-
and family were guests of Danville friends re-
Gently. -.Mrs. Henry Woodn Is building fine resi-.
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Paris.

Mrs. o: B. Fickin, of Charleston, was the guest of
her son, Mr.. J. O. Fickin, this week MIRA Jennie
Brown OF Indianapolis. 10 the guest Of relatives In
tbs city Miss Wayne Sellars 10 visiting Mrs.
Charles Covert in Evansville, Ind. Mrs. s.
returned from. southern California where they
have bean spending the winter. Mrs. A. K Msrri-
man and daughter Of Asheville N. c., the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs NJ L. Whiteside- -. Mrs. John Witt
Departed on Tuesday for White Sulphur Springs
va Mr. Paul Burnet, of Greencastle. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Annie Burnett.
Mrs Frank N. Draper has returned home from visit
with her mother at Bunker HILL Mrs. Carrie Null
Inns, accompanied by Misses Bertha Miller and
Dr. j. C. Carson and wife departed for their future
home, IN Russiavile. Ind, Thursday -. Miss Con-
slant Brookes arrived Tuesday. from Lyons Pa, and
who has recently taken charge Of the Episcopal
Church. Mrs. O. W. Powell and children who have
been visiting relatives In this city returned to their
home, IN Chicago, Wednesday.
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the union evangeliso meetings conducted BY Messrs
Munhall and Townsr In that city ~ estimate one
thousand a-S3ssions 10 churches Of this city from
those meet ga"
j. d. Trustt IL rapidly recovering from prolongcd
sickness. He went 70 Greencasls, yesterday to
visit his daughter. Mrs. Nellie o. Lockridge. From
there be viii 90 to Colorado for an extended soiourn
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Geo. Henne. of Rushville. nas been the guest of
field and family arrived in this city yesterday from
Fargo, Dak where they have been for the past year
They will make New Castle their future home. The
ladies' gave IN exhibition drill In the presence of
large audience on Friday evening. Miss Katie Ben
bow, Is st homo again, after absence Of some time
with Muncis friends.
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LEADING medical authorities indorse Ayers
Sarsaparills a the best blood medicine
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Greencastle.

Hon. J. B. Mulkey. of Bloomington. was in the city
Wednesday. DIR. j. @. Rdpath Ii attending the d..
E. Conference 1T New York city Mrs. T. q. Ham
mond and daughter have returned from California.
MIRA Nstts Null Of Chicago, Is visiting her father.
John Burk. -. Miss May Lewis. of Indianapolis. 10
visiting Miss May Rdpath: Miss Jessie Hamilton,
of Greenfield 10 the guest Of Miss Anna Martin.
Miss Gertrude Benefeld Of Sullivan, Ind, is visiting
her cousin Miss Jessie Nsf. Mrs. j. g. Langsdae
Il visiting her daughter at Indianapolis this week
l. s. Cumbaok II visiting here this week. Mrs.
Rufus Strstton spent few days in Chicago last
week. Miss Rosa Evans of spencer has been visit
ing the family Of DR.. E. b. Evans. MICS Lou
Stuckey has reentered college Howard Gorden, OF
Metamora, is visiting the college here this week..
DIR. Parkhurst viii deliver an illustrated lecture on
Through Switzerland next Thursday evening for
the benefit Of the III. e. Church.
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Mas Maggie Mstts. Of Elwood. wss In atssndanes
1t the eommsn cement exercises -Miss Pritchard
Of WindfAl- 10 Visiting Mrs. r. Vi. Robsrson . Mrs.
DR.. Cansdy has returned TO her home 1t Anderson.
after brief visit 70 her sister Mrs. r W. Wright
49, Katie Bishop has returned from EiwDod where
she has bssa visiting reiAtivss
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Mrs. Hattie Carpenter Of Butler, Ind Is the guest
of relatives Miss Bessie LaBonta OF Decatur ILL.,
il the guest of friends Sunday. Miss May Sc
bastian OF Logsnsport IL visiting Miss Georgia Del
bert Mrs Ed Miller e Waiting her father. Rev.
bert and George, of Nevada, No., are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs George Deibert. .Miss Jessie Cox
returned on Thursday from . visit at Frankfort Ind
Miss Ahern IL entertaining her sister, Mira john.
son. of Indianapolis. "A. w. Hall and wife Of In
dianaros. were the guests from Wednesday to Satur-
thai is he guest Of friends at Lima O.Mrs Hattie
Sherwin. of Rochester, 10 visiting her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Shearer. on West Fifth
street.
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Miss Emma Alsxande. IL the guest of friends in
Kokomo. Miss Allie Haehl, of Manila was here
last week. Mr. and Mrs. IT.. d Blanchard are ia
Pittsburs, Pa, the guest of rel atives. Mrs A. J.
Davis Is the guest OF Mr.. CHS Houston and family.
49, Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Joseph are in Evansville,
Waiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Len Hackney, IT,
are visiting in Washington. D. C.--.Ths women's
Foreign Missionary Society Of the n. l.. Church
met IN the psrsonars. Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Elliott were in polls last week
.--M Misses Minnie and Matte Sutton have returned
from their visit in Greenfield ct the Graud Hotel
The Members Of the Naahmah Chapter, Eastern
Star, gave banquet Wednesday evening. and form
ally instituted the chapter assisted ~ twenty
ave members of Queen Esther Chspter Of Indian
spoiis Mr. Dolbey delivered his lecture on Popu-
lar Mstakss In the First Baptist Church Last Thnrs
q rich literary treat By I'll present
The kensington Club met with Mrs. Charlie Ross
Thursday Misc Anna Moore. of Krightstown, is
the guest OF Mrs. viii Isley Mr. Horace Swope Of
Greenfield, viii speed sunday with Miss Minnie Sut-
ton The Young Peoples Association Of the Fres.
Monday evening.
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Miss Hattie Rssos. who has been visiting the esn.
sssurnsd to her hons q Morrow. o.. Mr.. JsAs W.
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