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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30
Unien City. Tenn
U IL 1855.

Miss Aaelia Shlvs. came TO our
town last fall, having impaired
health, and placed herself under
nv leatneet. During hex four
meaths sojaurn here she came to
nv house srcs or twice a week. In
her hehalf. | take pleasure in say
NJ that q ners modest. rshned
and pafer character Il mas never
tssn nv fortune - meet.
Could any more ee sad OF
woman:
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30

Miss Chcraa, Of Shsrkey, is in
[le eity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30

Sultan will sell you a go~d IN
Iauadried shirt for ID cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30

If Ven want 4 machine don
fail 70 l5ok At the New Home sold
by u l Sultan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-08-30

August 20. . )
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09

and bouquets of cut flowers added color to the apart
ments whose walls are hung with pretty pictures;
The guests received BY Mr.. and Mrs Jordan ana
daughter and introduced 10 their friend ar. nars
and daughter furnished inspiring music. Among
those who accepted the hospitalities were: Miss
Vaughn, of Na.hville Miss Broadns of New YORK
Miss Stewart Miss Maiott Miss Roaehe Miss Lands,
Miss Leathers Miss Mckee Miss Coughiin MISS saN
well, Miss Sallie Holiday, Miss Ayres, Miss
johnson. Miss Allen Miss Baker. Miss kltzngsr. g
Miss Marie Ritzinger Miss Carrie Malott, Miss Sele
Allen, Mrs. II. r. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles MAT
tindale. Mr.. and Mrs James T. Wright, Dir; hsages'
Mr.. Speed. Mr.. Porter. Mr.. Leathers, Mr. CeIax'
Mr.. Hare, Mr.. Seguin Mr.. Elliott. Mr. DAVIS Mr'
Roache. Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Halum. Mr. Writ ,7I. hahum'
Mr.. David Morris, Mr. Merrill, Mr. Moores, Mr..
Charles Moores, Mr.. Carey and Mr.. Mckee.
One OF the prettiest entertainments of the season
was that given last night by Mr. and Mrs. a. n ~
Robertson, at their beautiful home on North Merid
ian street, compliment 70 their neice. Miss Sells OF
St. Louis. The guest in whose honor II was g' en- Is
a handsome brunette. aud wore an evening costume
j. Hammond, Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Miss Mary
McGettigan assisted the hostess in dispensing ner
wealth and good taste can mako it. was embelsned
with flowers, roses. hyacinths and carnations
and suspended from the chandeliers were balls
the a P0lHnias:asb dnins'tsble anu was n' hugo bowl
filed with the same bright flowers. Among the
guest were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wulsin; Mr. and
Mrs. A H. SDow, Mr. ara mrs H. H. nO"loH
and Mrs. Charles Mayer, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Holman. Mr.; and
Mrs Fred Mayer, Miss Tousey, Miss Elliott, Misses
Coffin, Miss Mckinney, Misses Ritzinger, Misses
Fletcher, Mrs. Sallie Vaien. Miss Miller Miss Con-
slant. Miss johnson. Miss Baker, Mrs. Hanckel Mrs
Byram and sister. Miss Summers. Misses Roberts
Miss Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Jameson, Miss
Ayres, Miss Roache, Mrs. Edward Schurmann, Mr.
Porter, Mr. McGettigan, Mr.. Chandler. Mr. Hare. Mr.
Puterbaugh. Mr.. Griffith. Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Butler
Mr.. Elliott Mr.. Colfax Mr.. Curtis. Mr.. Carey. Mr..
Reed, Mr.. Sharpe and others.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Slof Dead ON the Sfreaf.

TExARKASA. Ark. Dec. S.-One of the mos. SEN
satona and deporable murders that occurred in
this this evening" .on 0 "A
Beider on the street -Four years ago Mr.. Beidler
separated from his wife. charging her with criminal
intimacy with A IT, Spear. Spear denied the chargs,
but very intimate with the woman. six montts
ago Mrs. Bedler died. and Bsdler set ugly runcrr
ahoat aboat Spear having been the indrect 1f
her death. Bedler threatened TO have her body dis
inferred and autopsy held and announced III the
morning papers This enraged the elder Spear that
giving Spear fearful beating. A short time sfss
ward, while Beidler was walking ieisprsl- up IN
street, seventeen -year-od Of Spear WALKED up
him, placed shotgun TO his and blew the top q
his head of. Young Spear Is IN jail. bat the fnxhe(
cannot be found he viii be lynchcd If caught
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
That ALLEGED Iasur.nc. cop.plraer.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Dee. s.-The st. Panl dispatch
published here this afternoon cerDn the atterpts
of persons in Perry county this State TO recover al
large amount OF insurance money from the stock;
holders of the defunct Duluth Life Society mas ex-s
cited considerable comment. IL l. TO the effect that
Samuel Fry. farmer. succeeded ii having the life on
his mother insured for $50 900 when tho old ladyi
was on her death-bed. Mrs. Fry q resident oel
Donnellys Mills: and died soon after the policy was
taken out. 1t is alleged that the soni
assisted by several other conspir-3
ators who endeavoring TO recoverl
the money. Counsel for the company gainvestitsds
the matter and at the November session of the Perry
county court bad Fry indicted for perjury in making
out the adAvts which accompanied the policy Of in
surance. The grand jury ignored the bin. tho
ground that there legal perjury IN making oub
the proofs Of death, whatever moral perjury there
might have been in the transaction. Baked in this.
the matter viii be carried into the United Statest
Court. Two physicians connected with the con-l
spiracy There said be further sensational de-
veopments regarding graveyard insurance. .aGd many
prominent people are said 70 be involved.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09

The Emera Club will meet at Mrs. Eneles. s66
North Psnnsylvania street. next Friday evening.
Mr. Fred Spscht, tenor. from New York, viii sing
the morning services to-day at the First Presby-
terrain Church.
The Association of Letter Carriers viii give q social
and masquerade ball Brennekes hall on Wednesday
evening of this week.
The Katharine Merrill Club was entertained yes
North Tennessee street.
Mrs. Enos Hegs viii give . reception at her home
No. 100 North Pennsylvania street, on Wednesday
Afternoon. from till o'clock
The Phonix Club will give an entertainments at
Msnnerchor Hall on Tuesday night for which an ex-
eeilent programme has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Byram will give q card party
on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Byrams sister
Miss Summers, OF Louisville, for whics invitations
have been sent out
Miss Mollie Nsiman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ].
3 Neiman. was married on Nov. 2s in Salt Lake
Lamb, of Michigan.
The marriage of Miss Edna wildman. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James A WilSman. to Mr.. william a.
Of this week At the family residence on North Psnn
sylyAnia street.
Mrs. Robert A. Kissner ESQ North Alabarn. street.
viii be ''st home" Wednesday. the 18th, TO OP. NJ
and Mrs l. D. Lesvtt. of Butte. II. r.; and Mssse:
Emma and Anna Kistner, Fannie Benson. Lucille and
Myrta Loder.
AZ th. rehearsal of the Mendelssohn Soc;stv 70 ba
held AZ Baldwin, music store Monday everine Dee.
10. plans OF extensive musical project viii be pre-
ssnted and 10 il desired that every terson who has
been = member, well as those who mem
bers be present to consult in reference to the
Anumber of voung people have organized a string
sexte.. and m set twice week for rehearsal Mr..
Schuyler CofaI is the director. The sextet includes
1liss Rose Foster violin; Miss Stevenson and Mr..
Colfax, rnandoLns; Mss Hendricks and Miss Jose
'hine Robinson guitars and Mr. Frank Dorsey .vioen.
ello.
On Tuesday evening last Miss Olivia Remington
entertained . number of young friends at her home
sn South Alabama street, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Among the guests were
Misses aereur4ts MoreAnd, Jessie Robertson, Josie
essossss LnnA Bsosking. Aysts Aax0aiA Anna
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Winchester.

Misses Mollie and Alice Nichols, of Lynn visited
friends here the latter part of the week Miss Marie
Fowler entertained q number of her friends on Mon.
day evening Mrs. Jennie Farrs, of New Paris, o..
is visiting friends here. Mrs Tllie Boyer and
family of Dayton, o. spent part of last week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gutheil- - Mr..
and Mrs. Volney Hueston entertained friends on
Friday evening of last week Miss Nina Bates Is
home from . visit with friends at Union City
Charles c. Yunker. of this place. and Miss Mary
Pomeroy, formerly of this city, married
Thursday evening at the residence of
the brides mother. in indianapolis. =
Mrs. L. W. Study spent Sunday in Union City with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Grohs. Mrs. John W. Leedy
10 home from IN extended visit with relatives at Cn
cinnat, Dayton and other places Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Miller of Seven-mile, o. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Moore. over Sunday. Mrs. Sarah
Townsend and Miss Ida Townsend visited Mrs. j. w.
Newton Prof. Ii. w. Bowers. of the Portland
schools. visited his mother. Mrs. Hull last Sunday.
Rev. j. W. WEIGH, Rev. j. b. Fowler. Rev. A. NJ.
Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. w. nj. Ross. Mrs. Jesse
Conner, Mrs. Joel Norman, Misses Mollie
Brunfeld. Nellie Carter and Sadie Houser,
Mr.. Ed Engle and wife attended the
Sunday school institute at Muneie this week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Kabel, of Trenton. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Christopher. of Stone
avenue. last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elias Boltz
turned this week from extended visit at Dunkirk.
=. Mr. and Mrs. c. @. Yunkcr at home to
their friends East Washington street. Mr. and
Mrs Levi Clark, Of Spartansburg, have removed TO
this city.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Grandson Drummond is in Elkhart Ind.
A. L. Ramsay will visit friends in Charlottesville
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Nelson have gone East on
snort trip.
Miss Summers. of Louisville viii visit her sister,
Mr.. r. g. Byram, this week.
Mrs. l. Eldridge of this city is visiting friends at
Detroit. Mich, and Roam, Ind.
Congressman Frank of St. Louis, was in the city
yesterday en- route to Washington.
Mr.. John l.. Grifiths and Mr.. Nathan Morris went
10 Lafayette last night to spend Sunday.
Mrs. c. J. whitridge left yesterday for New Paris,
o., 10 visit her brother, who is quite feeble.
Capt. Chas- H. McCarer. of Company g, First In
fantry Indiana Legion, is in the city to-day.
Mr.. Fred Specht, Of New York s the guest of Mr..
Frank Mckee, No. AIS North Tennessee street
Daniel g. Williams Is home from the East and Miss
Cora Williams has returnnd from her Western VISIT
Miss Speed of Louisville. who is the guest of Miss
Gertrude Jordan, will return home the last of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs A. s. Catherwood have returned from
ST. Louis, where they have been visiting the atters
brother.
Mrs Grace sivertor and children, of Ohio, are
(. nfsss Reed, &. MIS- 's''''n parents ' anu MRS
Miss Ariana Holiday is spending few days with
Mrs Myla Ritzinger and daughters, on North Ten
nessee street.
Miss Amy Sutherland, of Cohassst. Mass, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Ford, and will remain
several weeks
Mrs. A. G. Wilson, of South Mississippi street,
tertained Miss Null and Edward and Elmer Bachelor
at dinner Friday.
Dr. j. E. Cravens will read before the Indianapolis
Literary Club. tomorrow night, in place of Mr..
Charles Martindale.
Will N. Ford of Grand Rapids, Mich. is spending
Sunday with kis sisters, the Misses Ford, North
Pennsylvania street
General Lew Wallace and wife, of CrawfordsvilIe,
win be the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. John S. Duncan
for the nsxt three weeks.
Mrs Alice Wilcuts. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis of North East street. returned to her
home IN Marion, yesterday.
Mr. Edward Bachelor, of Pittsburg, Pa, and broth
er Elmer. of Miles City, VI. t., the guests of Mrs.
j. Null. of North West street.
Miss Vaughn and Miss Erwin, of Nashville, who
have been spending several weeks with the Misses
Maott returned home yesterday.
Mr.. ]. III. Baldwin has gone to Washington city to
join bis family, where they will reside until Governor
Gray removes from their home here. The Misses
Baldwin are pursuing their studies in Washington.
At the regular meeting of the Emmett Guards last
Wednesday evening Lseutenants John A. Hunt and
d. e. Call rendered their designations They gave mp
their positions simply because they did not have the
time to devote to the company its success demands.
The organization 10 in rstcass condition having
siderable money and large membership.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-This morning the attorneys for
the Ldndauer Bros. appeared before Judge Tuisy
aud asked that hearing Of the case be adjourned.
this afternoon until Monday afternoon Attorney
Mayer. on behalf OF the county court, arose and
asked that the bearing proceed without further delay
because he saw Judge Prendergast placed IN an
said that the goods belonging 20 the frn we're being
spirited away during the delay eAnssd BY the Arsu-
ments in the case Judge Tpley said that IN that
event the attorneys for the creditors should apply 10
Judge Horton for order restraining further sale
removal of the goods. lie then announced thai -
would adjourn the case until Nerdy siternseb
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. e.-To-day's races were ran
over q slow track The weather was warm
First RaceSx furlongs. Starters Stuart. Eldorado.
Syntax, Skobeloff Hollywood Wildboy. Dan Mcekss
Luke Dart. Playful and jim Nave. Syatax won IN
1:20; Stewart second. Eldorado third.
Second Rsce-Five-eghths of a mile. Starters
Duhme, St. Alhans. Moonstone, ystfel, Lord Gros-
vernon. Little En- Pomsroy and Benton. st. Albans
won in 1:0614; Duhrne second. Moonstons third
Third Race-0ne and one-sixteeuth mile. Starters
Cherry Blossom. Argent Santa Cruz, Sympathetics
Last, Bob Forsythe. Cherry Blossom won in l:l4<
Bob Forsythe second Santa Cruz third.
Fourth Race-one and three -sixteenths mile Start
ers Birthday, White Nose. Fred Wooley, John DAILY.
Sherwood, Go-Lghtly. Ida l.. Carus. Derochmerts
Pritchett, Countess. White Nose in li27; Cares
second, Sherwood third.
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Marshall.

Miss Trecy Dolson. of West Union, has been spend
ing few days with relatives and friends here. 80
James and Will Greenough spent last Sunday in Bra
zil Ind, with their brother G. B. Greenough Miss
Allie Prevo visited her parents. in West York last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday Mrs. Enos Parisho,
with her parents, Isaac Claypool and wife Mrs.
Bette Pennington has returned to Louisville. after
few months visit here with relatives Mrs A. NJ.
Payne has returned from Paducah. Ky..-.Mrs viii
son Harlan is in Chester visiting CYRUS Harlan and
wife, Phil Me2eynolds of Danville, who recently
returned from two years sojourn in Calfornia,
was here visit to old friends the first of the week.
Mrs Il. jenkins Of Terre Haute visited relatives
here last week. Mrs. Rowe. of Kalamazoo. Mich,
is hero visit to her sisters Mrs. James aud Mrs.
English Mrs. A Lowe. of Robinson, the guest
of relatives here last week E. A. Jackson of
York visited her sister. Mrs. W. b. Hodge last week
Major w. Q. Griffith, of Sullivan, Ind s spending
few days here with his W. II. Griffith. Major Grif-
fifth celebrated his ninety second birthday on Friday
Nov. 80, but is still hale and hearty Miss Mamie
Mitchell, of York township, has been spending few
days here with relatives.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Greensbury.

Rev Torrance is at L ebanon KY. visiting old
wife have gone to Washington, ID. Co. for the winter.
Ed c. Do,es has gone to Valparaiso. Mrs Kate
Thomson of Thorntown, Ind. is visiting here
Elder u T. Brewer OF Danville spent the early part
of the week here. Mrs NJ. l.. Shane has returned
from q visit at Oxford. O.--.Mrs. William Wooley,
of Boone county. is with relatives nea- here. Rev.
l.. Mccoy, of Battle Creek Mich, is visiting his
former home Mrs Frank Clarkson has gone to her
home in Florida Mrs. Enos Porter is visiting at
Lafayette. During the week the following.named
persons were licensed to marry: James Starks and
Euphama Moulton Perry c. Linch and Fannie Cook,
VIM. NJ. Mccormick and Myrtle Marsh.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
II. .P.W ASSON &Co

O., visited Mrs. Hugh NJ. Gill, this week
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr.. Leslie
Wachter of this city to Miss Deitch, of Cincinnati:
- Mrs j. NJ. Hall is New Castle at the bedside OF
sick sister Mrs. T. b. McCarty, of Indianapolis.
and Mrs Geo. jerks, of st. Louis, are the guests of
Mrs J. l.. Streeter. Mrs. Geo. 3. Durham and
daughter Florence are the guests of Mrs. j. c. Dur.
ham Mrs James Woodfn, of Greensburg. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cones.
Miss Bertha Shonfeld of Frankfort is the guest of
her sister, Mrs A. R. Wolff Mrs. Abraham Roads.
of Anderson, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. M kelt
ner- Mr. and Mrs Gordon Smith, of Redkey, were
the guests of Dr. and Mrs T. ]. Bowles this week.
Mr. G. NJ. Turner. cashe. of the First National
Bank of Sedan. Kan. Ms. is here T,r,.v visit
Mrs Matilda Hayes of Trenton. Ind, visited II. j.
Kellar and wife Miss Lillian Smith is visiting in
Nebraska, where she viii spend the winter Mr.. b.
H. Burr. respected citizen of Middetown. is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. b. Bradbury. Miss
Lille Haywood gave pleasant party to her friends
in Westside Friday evening.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
GreencastIe.

Miss Mamie Cawley is visiting in Indianapolis -.
Miss Minnie Shafer of Windsor II, is visiting the
university. Bishop Bowman, of St. Louis, spent
last Sunday here .Mr and Mrs. Huston, of Toledo,
Ia R spent Saturday last with TIN d. b hagan gan
winter in California visiting her daughter.
Judge ]. s. Harrington. of Indianapolis. in the
city Wednesday. Miss Julia NWeker, of Terre
Haute, is visiting her sister Mrs Chris Pfayler.-
DR.. and Mrs. Moudy viii spend the winter in Califor-
MIA. w. L. Rosebro, of the Crawfordsvile Argus,
the guest of W. III. Ragan. Sunday last Mrs.
Henry Campbell and Miss Nellie Brown of Crawfords.
Vile the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Brown.
Mrs. W. e. Stevenson and daughter. of Indian.
apolis visiting relatives here.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09

Eureka Springs, Ark-...Mr A. P. Harris departed
for Hot Springs, Ark. Tuesday - Miss /
Minnie inS ksr ,i.se .nss Mst'0S9
Mr. Fred Clinton departed Wednesday for washing-f
ton Territory Mrs. Blanche Stoolfaus Of San
Francisco, is visiting Mr. S. X Hunter and family
Miss Lizzie Todd who has been the guest % Miss
Ella Caldwell for several days returned to her homo
in Indians spolis "Wednesday Mr. T. f. Cox and wife,
and Mrs. II. M. Trouiman departed for Brsnkley,
Ark, Monday Mrs Warner, of Kansas City who.
has been the guest of relatives here left Wednesday
home Tuesday from Indianapolis Mrs Lafe Nc;
Lean, of Oney Ill., is visiting Mr.. @. s. Russell e.
the Grand Central Mr.. and Mrs T. b. Barnes, OF
Reese
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Peru.

Mrs. Joe Merrill returned Thursday to her home
in Chicago after pleasant visit with friends in this
Chicago M.se. VeSa Kate and Maggie McK.nns a
of Indianapolis, spent few days in this city the
earlier part of the Miss Pitcher is entertain.
Bert Elvin of Chicago. the guests of friends
Roscoe Rice of Indianapolis returned to his home,
Wednesday after pleasant visit with friends.
Mrs. II. Pomeroy returned Monday. from visit in
Chicago. R. DuPuy. of Wabash, was the guest of
friends. Tuesday Mrs. H. S. Hale entertained the
Peru Reading Club, Monday evening Mrs. Alex.
Rush. of Rochester visited friends the early part of
the week. Miss Anna Parsons has returned from
pleasant visit with her friend Miss johnson, in In
dianapoi Mrs: Julius Falk is visiting relatives
and friends in Louisville, Ky. Harry l.. Miller
pleasantly entertained number of his young friends
Monday evening in honor of his eighteenth birthday
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
A St. Louis Boy. singular stal.dv.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.-Wilie Maiers, the thirtsen-
yesr-old son OF widow. is suffering from . uslsdy
that puzzles St Louis physiciann. The boy
OF large crowd OF urchins who were following dog
catchers wagon. and one of the the wagon.
becoming exAsperated wired him and threw him into
the dogcage he was carried ssversl blocks and then
thrown roughly TO the Sidewalk The boy is now .
groveng irnbece. subject TO frequent spasms. dur
iLg which he barks. whines. and acts in every way
like dog. Physicians have advised that he hs sent
70 an insane asylum. To-day the police have taken
hold of the matter and viii endeevor ferret the
perpetrators of the act which has robbed the boy Of
b ~
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Anderson.

Miss Emma Landsberry has returned from Ohio.
where she has been visiting for two months Miss
Cronyn, at Indianapolis Kenneth Burr was home
from DePauw University Sunday. - Mrs.
NJ. V. Underhill and daughter Cora have
Miss Anna r.. Connell, of Cnautauqua, N.
" is visiting relatives and friends here Rev b. s.
Kemp, of Muncie, was in the city last Monday. -.
of Cleveland o.. were married Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents.
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Brazil.

Misses Myrtle Wilder. Mamie Jenns and Emma
Cofey. of DePauw University, and May Bryson and
Nellie Zimmerman, of the Indianapolis High-school,
who spent the Thanksgiving vacation at home have
returned to their studies Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Da-
The occasion was a very pleasant one. Numerous
valuable presents made. Mrs. G. @. Matson,
of Greencaste is the guest of her sister Mrs. c. E.
Matson- Mrs. Geo. A Byrd and daughter are visit
ing relatives in Ladoga. Mrs. Cassie Coombs and
daughter visiting at Center. Miss Rene Hale of
Martz, was in the city the first of the week. Mrs.
i. c. Kennedy. of Center Point, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Harris, at Crawfordsvile. Rev and
Mrs l. Walters. of Center Point. have moved to New
Goshen, to take charge of United Brethren church.
MIR. and Mrs. Major Collins have moved into their
new residence on North Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal., 1888-12-09
Seymour.

Frank L. Sawyer il at Mount Clemmens Mich.
dangerously sick. l. ID. Carpenter accompanied Mr..
Sawyer that place Tuesday. Mrs c. B. Cole and
Miss Mertie Cole of Tacoma w. T.. are here visiting
friends Mrs Joseph W. Swift is visiting friends at
oils, MINI, have returned here to spend the winter
Jacob Peter of Louisville KY. visited bis son. j.
H. Peter Thursday and Friday John Bell Blsh of
the o. s. navy. has been granted fourmonths' leave
of absence. which he will spend here visiting his
mother and attending to business matters Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Oge, of Franklin. visited friends here
last week. Bert Conway and wife. Of New Albany
visited Mrs. Conway's mother Sunday. Mrs. A. J.
Peens returned last week from visit with Louisville
friends.