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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.


A business institution on business principles by
business men. Incorporated by State iaw.)
The best evidence of the ability of Board of Di.
rectors make Investments is the success they have
had in their aor. the sao in re. estate
The Double Loan and Savings Association presents
new feature Two series start at the same time.
chance Tor the poor Rss ssns interest Tas nav
back your loan ct any time.
We also allow a stakeholder to borrow 80 per cent.
Of what he has paid In on his book at any time.
Can pay to any of tho directors during the day
without coming down town at night
three months. and ali profits equalized on shares.
Money paid ahead is earning you money No back
2, 1888. Married women and children can take out
shares in their own names; Secretarys bond quad
$I0 600 per series. The expense to borrowers 70.
dueed to minimum; money to loan hrst and third
money first loan night have money within
week; waiting for money.
woman with good character lot and take second
mortgage thus enabling the Association to build You
Series No. j, with shares $500; weekly dues so
interest and dues payable weekly No quarterly pay
Series No q shares 500; weekly dues so cents.
Loans full amount of share; premiums interest and
dues payable weekly. No quarterly payments. Every
Series No. runs out approximately in three yeArs
Interest reduced in both series. When a borrower
the interest the loan for that share stops.
The profits will be larger than any single associa
tion be- the two associations combined the
double only have but little than he OF
one. Consequently an Investment it would be IN.
equaled.
DIRECTORS
Chas. +. Coffin, real estate. 30 East Market st.
Chas. III. Raschig, wholesale and retail tobaccos
and cigars, 21sE. Wash. ST.
John Wocher. President Franklin Fire Insurance
Company, Circle and Market.
VIM. B. Burford. photographer 81 w. Wash.
D. A. Chenoweth, President of the United States
Wire Nail Works, Shelby Sanders and Munson stG.
D. c. Bryan. $50 s East.
Taylor Elliott. of Elliott & Butler lola ". Penn.
Chas. r. Holloway. q. r. Coffin Co., 90 X. Market.
Frank Carson, Carson & Thompson. 81 Il Il. Wash.
Books open for subscription at the following
places
With John wocher, Franklin Fire Building. Cir
Gle
Taylor Elliott Elliott q Butler. abstract onies.
19l1 ". Gean.
Daniel 4. Chenowsth. at Nail Works. rs shelby
street.
This association win meet at Chas. M. Raschir's
No. 81 Il. Washington ST.. Monday evening. Every
Monday evening until the Association starts, from
7:3Qto Pm. The President and Secretary will be
at place Of meeting TO furnish any information, ana
TO Issue books TO any desiring them, thus avoiding
the ruBh Of the frst night.
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GresncastIe.

Miss Anna Augustus has returned to her home in
Paris, Ill. Mrs. f. A. Arnold was in Chicago Sun
day last Miss Anna Kelley is visiting in Stiesvie
this week. James Grogan has returned from
tended "trip through Cafo rnia. IF. A. Hays is in
New York this week. Prof. J. ". Study supsr1n-
tendent of the schools Of Richmond, in the city
yesterday Leonard Camp visited in Anderson the
first of the week George w. Clifford of st. Louis,
spent Sunday last here Mrs. George L. Collins and
daughter are visiting relaSves in ST. Louis Mr. Ed
Spruks. of Chocktaw Nation, spent a few days here
last week. Mrs. A Moudy and Mrs. Huntington
win move to Westfeld, Ind, next week to reside
DR.. G. W. Bence has gone to New York for short
Mrs c. l.. Hutchins is visiting friends in In
dianapolis this week Prof. T. T. McWhrter, of
De PAW University, chosen of the electors.
atarge by the State Prohibition convention lndi-
annapolis last week Quite number of the students
are spending the spring vacation at their homes.
The Misses Grooms entertained a number of young
people on Saturday evening last
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Franklin College Notes.

Prof. G. n. Hall isrecreating in northern Indiana
Miss Laura Overbay has been elected editor of the
Collegiate.
The junior class win have contest IN oratory
time in May.
Misses Mabel Dunlap and Emma Ellis are spending
the vacation with friends IN Indianapolis.
Prof ]. w Moncrief lectured at Morgantown
Gently for the benefit of the Freeman library.
The Oratorical Association viii not elect delegates
to the State association until the day before the con-
test.
The college board were in session last Tuesday
They arranged for department in the modern
languages
Miss sabra Gather. late Of the Cincinnati Art
School, has promised to paint large picture Tor the
Webster Society.
WDr w. T. Stott is in Laports. He will assist in
the ordination of Rev. II. II. Smith, who graduated
from the college last year.
The second term closed last Wednesday. Many
finished their examinations day earlier, so that they
might have longer vacation.
Secretary Carr expects many new students with the
opening of next term. He is still hopeful OF having
the new building completed BY the opening of the
next college year.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Brazil

Mrs Jerome Boyle visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. S. Cole. at Worthingron. last week Miss
Anna Austin of Hamilton, Canada, is the guest or
friends in the city Mrs. Alice Schmaltz, of Pat
ricksburg. Owen county, is visiting in the city
Ar. and Mrs. John Trump OF Bowling Green, cele-
brated their fortieth wedding anniversary Friday
night Elder John NJ Goodwin has been regularly
installed pastor of the Christian Church for the
ensuing year. . Miss Ethel Pummer is visiting friends
~ Putnamville and elsewhere in Putnam county.
Misses Lizzie Stuckwish ana Laura Donham of Cory,
visiting relatives in Bowling Green Rev. j. III. Hol
lingsworth, of Asbury NJ. L. Church, Terre Haute.
exchanged pulpts with Rev. A. Lewis Sunday.
preaching to large audiences Mr. Dick Cooprider
to Miss Ida Guthrie. and Mr.. VIII Miller to Miss
Fena Busssrd, near Clay City, married on Satur
day night.
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KnigIltssowo.

Miss Belle Hirsch, of Hamilton, O., is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Heller. Miss Moile Drischel of
Cambridge City, is visiting Miss Maud Leasure-
and Mrs. DIR. o. FL. Barrett. The Friendly Club
gave interesting entertainment at residence of T.
B. Wilkinson this week. The leap year party con-
Quoted by the ladies Friday evening, the largest
ever given here. Guests were present from Indian
apols, Rushvile, Greenfield Eokomo, New Castle,
Hamilton, o., Richmond, Cambridge City, Louisville
and other points. Mr.. Harry Daily of Richmond,
Green is visiting her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Edwards. Miss Hettie Minner, ofLewisville is the
guest of lady friends here this week. Mr.. hTyer
Heller, of New Castle. is visiting his parents
Mr. w. A. Price, Western Union telegraph operator
of indianapolis, is here.
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Debate on the Tariff.

BOSTON. March 24.-Hon. Ben Butterwoth, who
left Washington yesterday afternoon arrived in Bos
ton this morning, accompanied by Colonel Massey of
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. They vere met
at the station by the reception COMMITTEES of the
Homemarket Club The guests were takento the
Hotel Vendome where breakfast was servd At
$50 P. n. n reception held the hotel atwhich
many prominent citizens paid their respectsto the
distinguished Congressman. At p. n MIR. hitter
worth was entertained at dinner at the yeriome
Governor Ames, of the vicepresidents e the
club, presiding. About LIS gentlemen sat down to
the banquet. At the close of the dinner
the entire party proceeded to fremont Tenn
pie where occurred the joint debate be-
tween the Homemade Club and the Tariff
Reform League on the quetion, rs the Wage-erner
Benefited by Protective Policy as Embodied il the
Present Tariffs" Governor Ames presided. Great
interest taken in the debate and the TempleTas
packed, many being unable to gain admission Nhm-
bers of the club and league occupied tho body ofthe
house, while the galleries were thrown open tokhe
public Everett P. Wheeler. president of New Yrk
Free-trade Club. represented the Tariff Reform
League and led of in the negative speaking for forv
Eve minutes. He was followed By Congressman BIT
terworth, who represented the Home Market Clus
and who spoke forty-fye minutes ALSO Mr.. Wheela
then devoted fifteen minutes to Tebuttal, and Nj
Butterworth closed with final argument of fifteen
minutes. Thomas B. Clay, grandson of Henry
Clay. occupied seat the platform. Both dis
putants received with great enthusiasm and
their telling points were applauded to the echo.
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Marshall.

Mrs. Della Basley, of Rosemond, H., is the guest
of relatives here Mrs. VIM. Blake and daughter
May, of Ef6neham, the guests of friends here -
Will Pool of Forreston. has been spending few days
here with his mother Mrs Otto AusternilleE of
Terre Haute the guest of her parents here last
week. - Gustavus Stephan has gone to Pasadena
Ca to join his brother, who went out several months
ago. Milo James s home from few days visit in
Indianapolis and Richmond Ind Misses Lida Wolf
Mollie Brooks and Hattie Whaey attended by Messrs
Foster. Martin and James M. Drake, attended ball
In Casey, Tuesday evening last Mrs. Maggie
Alderman, of Arcola, Ill. has been spending several
days in the city with the family of j. L. Allison. her
uncle. Miss Myrtle McCloud, of Vermilion.
has returned home from two weeks
1ojourn with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. L. s. Killborn is visiting in Leroy. NJ
Miss Matte Manley.. of Terre Haute. visited
Lulu Robinson spent yesterday with Terre Haute
friends. Miss Kate Morton has been spending
few days in Terre Haute with her sister, Mrs ". D.
Griffith Clark Lycan made business trip to
Nartnsvile, Ind. last week. Miss Annie Martin
spent Sunday in Terre Haute with the Misses Nc
Keen. Fred Bartlett and Fenton Booth are home
from De Pauw University, Greencastle, spending
their vacation Milton Biggs has to La Junta,
COL, to visit the family of his brother John for
few weeks. Mrs. Warden Griffith has returned
from few weeks soiourn with her children in various
Indiana cities-her daughter, Mrs Maggie in Eft.
Wayne; her VIII, in Indianapolis, and three sons,
Charlie Doug and Thomas, in Terre Haute-- Miss
Mary Nancy spent part OF last week in Indian
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shelbyvilIe.

Miss Kate Adams, of Edinburg, visited Mr.. s. B.
Morris and family The last week Miss Kate Sadler,
of Cincinnati has accepted position as head trim
with Mrs. Flora Joseph Davis. Miss Minnie
Parrish il home from Franklin College short Wis
t.-..Mss Minnie Sutton is the guest of friends IN
Greenfield. at ths Grand HOTEL Mrs !:
week Mrs. Josie Morford. who has been the
guest of Miss Kate Bsggs has returned to her home
in Metamora, Ind Mrs. Siler (nee KENT, has re-
turned to her home in Terre Haute, after pleasant
visit to friends here. The Young Peoples Assoca-
ton of the Presbyterian Church, met there Monday
evening" subject, missions. Miss Lala WiEgate
has accepted position head trimmer in large
millinery house in Lancaster. o. Misses Jennis
their sister, Mrs. D. B. Wilson The Kensington
Club with Mrs. Pierre J. DeHeur Thursday att
ernoonMiss June Elliott was in Indianapolis last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morris left for Winches
ter, Ind. Wednesday evening to make their futu re
home, where he will also open up dry goods house.
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Peru.

Mrs. Oppenheimer left Monday for a visit to Chi
cago-.- Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jacobs, OF Logansport
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Keyes. Mrs. Mary
Wright of Little Rock, Ark, who has been visiting
the residence of George Constant returned to her
home Monday. Miss May Thornton. of Logansport
past week, returned to her home Tuesday Miss
Maggie Henton. who has been seriously i'll left
Wednesday for few weeks visit with her brother in
Decatur ILL.,. and her mother in Detroit, Mich. :.
Mrs Milton Shirk visited in Indianapolis the earlier
part of the week Miss Hattie Porter, who has
been visiting her sister in Marion the past few weeks
returned home Wednesday Arthur Bodurtha
turned Tuesday after few weeks visit with relatives
in Chicago Dick chamberlain has returned from
visit at Decatur Ala..-.W. B. Titus of the Bearss
Hotel. is visiting in South Bend. w. w. Constant
and daughter left Wednesday for extended trip
Hoxie Ark Max Levi win shortly leave for an ex-
Germany Miss Alice Dunlap who is In Florida for
the benefit of her health s expected keme the latter
part Of this month. -. w lillian Rassner returned
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CINCINNATI, o.. March 24.-The Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania, Knights of Pythias, having been de-
clared dissolved by Supreme Chancellor Howard
Douglass for characterization Messrs. James B. Bray.
ton, of Rhode Island. and Walt B. Richie of Ohio,
sent by the Supreme Chance llor to Pennsylva-
MIA, supreme representatives and special deputies
TO organize a new Grand Lodge. To-day the follow
ing telegram received by Chancellor Douglass
from them:
LANCASTER. Pa, March "a.
1.-THE loyal Grand Lodge, of Pennsylvania, was
duly organized last night with large representa-
ton. The perfect harmony of the meeting well
the fine personnel of those present promise much for
the future of the order in this State"
To this Grand Lodge large number of subordinate
lodges throughout the State which have declared their
adhesion to the authority of the supreme chancellor
against that of the State Grand Lodge in oppos-
ton, will make their reports. There said to be
over LOO of such lodges.
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MatIOon.

S. N. Billiard and wife are home from the South.
Mrs. F. Gartbwait has returned from indianapolis.
Miss 8. j. Cassell is visiting at Doddsvile o..
J. s. Hall and family visiting in Terre Haute...
Mrs. Hattie B. Cunningham is guest of Mrs. Lizzie
Breckenridge in St. Louis Mrs. L. NJ. McNar and
Miss Lucy B. Taylor visited in Chicago, Sunday
DR.. Morse and wife spent the past week in Centraa.
attending the annual meeting of the South
ern Illinois Congregational Association. : Miss
May Weaver is visiting in Rockford.
Mrs. j. A Busch and daughter Bertha visiting in
Terre Haute Geo. Tyler and wife have returned of
Nebraska. Mrs Geo. F. Gould entertained party of
friends at luncheon Thursday evening Miss En- ma
Zimmerman of sullivan is guestof Mrs E. J. Gil.
ham ". l.. Major and wife attended the Splitter
McCaig wedding at Sullivan, Wednesday. James
McCrory and wife celebrated their golden wedding
near Loxa, Tuesday.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Grace Paul is home from DePAuw fora few
days.
Miss Jessie Oyler will spend holy week with her
brother, g. II. Jones, $50 Ash street.
Miss virgie Allen of DePauzy is spending her vaca-
tion with Mrs. Paul. Christian avenue
Misses Shirley and Jessie will return from school in
Chicago this week to spend the spring vacation.
A L. Herriott left for Colorado last week for an
extended visit to his uncle on large ranch near Dem
yer.
DIR. and Mrs II. G. Carey have returned from =
visit of few weeks Mr. Ingram Fletcher's family
at Orlando Fla.
Mrs. NJ. D. Monroe, of Chicago. formerly of this
city, 10 visiting Mrs. u y. hnsseh, on NORTH
Delaware street.
Mrs. Nj. J. Durham. of zanesviIle. O.. is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Chap. Williams, No. 20 Yves
Michigan street.
Miss Jessie Dunn, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England
has been Wishing the city thePast week. the guest of
Mrs. j. J. Lodge.
Miss Leah Cornell, of Kalamazoo Mich. is the
guest Of Misses Mary and Nancy Dryer, on North
Pennsylvania street
Mrs John Hurry taken very i'll on Friday
night and is yet very sick, at her home on North
| Pennsylvania street.
Mr. BENZ. Thomas. of Columbus Is expected on
Friday, to spend few days with Mr.. John Geger,
North Meridian street
i Mr.. Frank DIN has been suddenly called to Wauke-
Sha. Wis.,. account or the serious illness OF his
mother, Mrs. @. @. Olin.
Miss Fannie Mckee will return from Louisville
this week to spend her Easter vacation accompanied
by three young ladies of that city.
Mrs W. f. Henley and daughters. Minnie and May,
returned last week from five months visit with her
sister, Mrs. D. NJ dooson, OF Eugene C1ty, gre.
Miss Anna Baggs will not return from Washington,
D. o. until after Easter, in order to witness the
nual egg rolling the White House grounds on
Easter Monday.
Julian Bryan Downey and Joseph Robert Downey,
of DsPauw University spending the spring yaca-
ton with their grandparents Judge and Mrs. Julian.
College avenue.
Miss Stella Izor left on Thursday for Salem Va, to
spend some time with her cousin Mrs J. D. Thomas.
She will probably join Miss Ketchams art GLASS
cursion' in July in the Roam mountains.
An Associated Press dispatch confirms the state
rnent made IN the journal day or two ago that E.
D. Taylor, superintendent of the P O. & st. L. road,
Ia be the successor of VIM. Baldwin, who recently
resigned. general manager of the lines west of
Pittahnrn.
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rHR STATE OF ILLINOIS.
CHAMPAIGN.

Mrs. r. Victor is the guest of Mrs. T. e. Hudman,
in Chicago. Miss Nellie Wilson. of Paris ILL.,, is
guest of Mrs. Talbot. Miss CLARA Fleming mas re-
turned from Chicago, where she has been studying
music The dosing party of the Non Bon Ton Club
took place at thu residence of Miss Mary Willis on
Prospect avenus, Friday evening Fifty persons were
in attendance. Mrs. w. J. Harry, of Lincoln, is
guest of Mrs. nuson. DR.. S. T. Allng and wife
have removed to Chicago Miss Ida Pride is visit
ing at Rockford H.. Mrs. Chas. Glover is visiting
in Chicago,
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Paris.

Miss Grace Elliott is the guest BE- Miss Eleanor
Young in Terre Haute. Miss Minnie Armstrong of
Charleston Ill., is visiting friends in his city Miss
Jennie Beard has returned from visit with friends
in Chicago Mrs. Cowperthwaite AID daughter. of
Albany, N. Y, have been the guests of Rev. e. B.
Randle and family this week. Mr.and Mrs. j. G.
Palmer are now in Jacksonville. Fla. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Walls, of Ar
cola, and @. N; Walls, of Havana. H., attended
the funeral of Harry Parrish Messr7. Gus Stuck
enburg and Frank Harper. of Terre HATE, were the
guests of Misses Nettie and Lulu Patton Sunday
Miss Cora Wilson returned from Robinson. H., on
Wednesday, where has been visiting Mis- Maine Cal
1ahan.
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Wednesday rom : few weeks soiourn in Decatur.
Ala. Mr.. ald Mrs. r. 81. Bouslog who have been IN
Decatur Ala, the past few weeks, returned Wednes-
day Mrs. G. W. Stevens is entertaining Mrs @. u.
DOYLE of Mt.Carmel, n1.---Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cor
nelius of Rochester, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Leebrichthe earlier part of the week Lou
Cole of Cincinnati - the guest of relatives in this
city Mrs. DR.. Lands, of Loganspo-t ani Mrs Il.
G. Ozias, of Dayton, o., are the guests Of their
brother @. j. Krmler Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Titus OF
South Bend, arrived Wednesday. They viii take up
their residence inthis city.
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TadOg@.

The literary and musical entertainment given at
Normal Hail. last night was success in every partic
ular. Prizes for literary work awarded to Ada
Epperson and Willie jenkins. Mrs. Sarah A Graves
win start next Tuesday for North Carolina, where she
will spend the summer..-.The /. o. o. r. lodge of
Lebanon viii visit the lodge at this place tomorrow
night George Hansey is home from Wabash Col
lego to spend his spring vacation The spring
at the Ladoga Normal win begin next Tuesday, with
large attendance.
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Baseball for the Antipodes.

CHICAGO, March 24.-President Spalding. Of the
Chicago Baseball Club. announced this evening that
he had perfected arrangements for trip through
Australia New Zealand and the Sandwich Islands. He
will take mines of the best players in America
the Pacific leaving San Francisco the last day
Of next October and playing the hrst game in austria
liza about Chrirtnas- The return voyage is to begin
about the LIST of April. and short series viii be
PLAYED in New Zealand and later at Honolulu. Capt
Anscp will be of the players but ths others have
either yet been selected 20 certainty or tnef
uanaas are yvifhbAd.
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Charleston.

Mrs Paul E. Tahel of Chicago, is guest of Mrs.
Charles Harr Grant Phipps has gone to Hastings,
Neb to reside. Thomas Robbins and wife have re-
turned TO their home Melrose, teal. Miss Addie
Cannon has returned to Indianapolis Miss Kate
Van Deren visited in Nation Sunday Geo. w.
Snyder and wife have gone to Hot Springs, Ark
Mrs Adon Wiley, of Chester H., is the guest OF Mrs
A. Watson. james McCrory and wife, near Loxa.
celebrated the ffeth anniversary of their marriage
on Tuesday.
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daughter Josephine Mrs Anna Southland aud Miss
Lillian Southland of Greencaste, Mrs. N. E. Steele
of Waynetown. Miss Maggie Keeney and Dick Hatha-
way of Danville, Mrs. Connard of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs p. A. Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Lynn, Mr.. John
Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. John Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Ludium, James Matlock aud wife, Mr. and Mrs
L. c. Matiock. Mrs. WoodAI, Mrs. Alexander, Miss
Martha Murray, Miss Alice Ross. and Messrs Ed
Ludlum Ed and VIII Lynn. and Chas. e. So uthard.
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Lawlesaness in Texas.

RICHMOND, Tex, March IA courier just A.
rived from Wharton states that two negroes were
murdered. on Tuesday night. 10 Wharton county near
the recent scene of the massacre OF six negroes at
Spanish Camp. This killing was on Battles piazza
ticn. Governor Ross sent company Of rangers to
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H.P.W asson & Go.

Wharton county to suppress the lawlessness. James
Wygan, of Clarke plantation also living
Spanish Camp, here yesterday
threatening letter warning him to leave the country.
Governor Ross says he will send in the whole militia
of the State if necessary to suppress the awess ele
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Misses Ella and Mabel Bottsford are the guests of
their brother w. B. Bottsford. Miss Kate Heffer
man, of Indianapolis is tie guest of relatives here
Miss Minnie Sutton, Shelbyville belle, spent last
week among Greenfield friends Mr.: and Mrs.
Thomas Bowen spent last Sunday at Knightstown.
-.Rev. r. D. Robinson viii start for conference e at
Wabash, this week.
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Edfnburc.

Miss Bertha WATSON, of Indianapolis, was the guest
of Miss Nettie Holmes the psst week ohm Sharp
and family, of Columbus, visited relatives in this city
last Sunday Mrs. Geo. Norman visited relatives
at Dublin, Ind, the past week
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Tfpfnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Neal of Joliet Hamiton county.
guests of his brother Rev. Mr.. Neal Miss Anna
Young has left for Nebraska, where she win spend
few months with her sister Will AxteH and Miss
Ora Newcomer of Greencastle University, spend
ing their vacation at home. Miss Stes. of Cincin-
natl. is visiting Rev. Mr. Stells and family.