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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Fran Kiln.

Miss Mabel Alexander, who has been the guest of
friends in this city for several weeks left yesterday
for indianapolis, where she will visit relatives few
days prior to leaving for her home in Decatur, Ill
Miss Lizzie Maydwell is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs E. o. Hastead. Miss Claude Cutsingef
attended the Wheatley Cutsinger wedding at Edn-
burg, on "Wednesday evening Mr. j. Dean, of Per-
ry county visited the family of R. A. Alexander dur
ing the past week Mrs. 7. b. Wood is with her
daughter, Mrs. j. r. Overstreet, in Indianapolis
Mrs Chas Wilson visited Ednburg relatives the latter
part of the week Orion @. Dunn and wife left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal, where they will
remain until April Miss Mary Sche, of Somerset,
Pa, is the guest of Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ Dungan.-
Charles Gre is visiting relatives in this city
Mrs. Byron Hubert and Mrs. John Schuyler of
Columbus, visited relatives here Thursday Miss
Edith Needham has returned to st. Mary of the
Woods. Terre Haute. Miss Sabra Gathers, in
struc in Mount Auourn Institute, Cincinnati
returne to that institution Monday having spent
the holidays with her parents in this city Mrs.
John Jackson. of Wilder, Kan, visited her brother.
John Fletcher of this city, the first of the week.
Mrs Judge ID. D. Banta is visiting Cincinnati friends.
friends.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Crawford syiiIe.

Miss Hattie McEwen, of Danville nl4, is the guest
of Mrs DR.. Gott- Miss Lille Blair has been visit
ing in Indianapolis. Simpson and wife, of La
fayette were the guests of Albert Miller and wife
over last Sunday Fred Wyman has returned to
Fort Scott. Kan. Miss Carrie Kline of Spencer. is
visiting Miss dertie Dowden Harlan Barnhill and
). @. Wynn has returned to Chicago =. DIR. j. R.
Duncan and his father-in-aw Mr.. Krugg have re-
turned from visit at Eaton and GAINESVILLE, o..
Mrs. W. W. Mills has returned TO Marietta. O-.-.J.
Maurice Thompson and family in New Orleans.
Miss Laura Bowser has returned to Indianapolis
after visit with Miss Wayne Gerard. "A family re-
union of the Kennedys and Talbots occurred on
"Wednesday evening, at the home of P. S. Kennedy.
Frank Roger and sister have been visiting at
Coving ton General Lew Wallace and wife were in
Indianapolis Sunday, visiting the family of A.
III. Blair Harry Pontious and wife have been visit
ing in Noblesville The Ouiatenon Club met Sun
day night, at which time w. K. Rosebro read paper
upon the '.Tehuantepec Ship Railway Mrs. j. P.
Luse and son, of Chicago, visiting at A P Luses.
Rev. A. Geo. e. Jenner of the Episcopal Church,
has recovered from his recent illness H P. Ems
mineer and wife gave a reception on last Friday
ing in honor of their son. Charles and his BRIDE of
Eldorado, Kan DR.. s. l.. Ensminger is dangerous
ly i'll The funeral of Mrs. NJ. NJ Jennison took
place on FRIDAY afternoon.
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Society Events.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thalman last week gave a
euchre party about thirty friends Hotel English
parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Bingham gave a very pleasant
tea party last night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Lemcke.
Invitations have been issued for the second Cinde-
rilla party 70 be held Saturday evening, JAM 81
Mt Mr. Brenneke's academy.
The Free kindergarten Society will hereafter have
charge of the Southside Kindergarten formerly
Quoted by Mrs. Anna Fleming.
Mrs. W. p Bingham will give q whist party to-
morrow night In honor of Miss Mary Alice Gates and
guests Miss Cutler and Miss Reaner.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 3. Peck gave a very pleasant din
ner party on Thursday evening in honor of Rev. and
Mrs T. A Bradley previous to their departure for
Brooklyn. to reside.
The Twelfth Night" entertainments given bv the
third section of the Free kindergarten Society was
financial as well social success, tho net results
being more than 800.
The engagement is announced of Mr. Ben r Uv.
man, OF the Saturday Herald, to Miss Sara Rein
gAntnn, OF Cincinnati Miss Reinganum is visiting
frie'ds in this city at present
The third division Of tho Matinee Musicale will
Teider programme OF Carl Reinicke and Waldemar
bargiels compositions 1T the meeting Wednesday.
On the following Wednesday evening the society will
gve an invitation concert at Plymouth Church.
TIE ladies Of the Central Christian Church viii give
ballad concert and social in the church next Fri
day evening. Songs aud piano numbers, in simple
and quaint style will be the special features of the
concert and this will be followed by social and the
serving Of refreshments
The subjects for the papers st the womsn's Club on
Friday are Poetry and Politics (Whittier) by Mrs
Eliza c. Bell Fiction and Politics (Stowe)". Mrs
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Concerning Women.

India has nine w. c. T. Unions.
The Hannah Powderly Assembly of Cincinnati has
one thousand members.
The wife of President Daz of Mexico has en-
dowed creche in the City of Mexico
Mrs. Mary Livermore has been chosen president of
the New England Conservatory of Music.
The Omaha, Neb., W G.. T. o., now has a head
quarters building free of all membranes.
Ida Keen. blind girl at the Illinois State Institute
for the Blind, runs q typewriter skillfully
Women receive from $50 to $50 per month for
Homework in Los Angeles, Cal and the demand ex-
ceeds the supply.
Miss Marie Upson for several years principal of the
Beatrice Nebraska High school, has just entered upon
the duties of school superintendent for Gage county
Mrs. Emile Kempin is the first Swiss lady who has
studied jurisT rudence. Her thesis the French
divorce laws and received the highest commendation
Mrs. j. Stickford is ticket agent, telegraph
tor shipping clerk agent and train dispatch
er at Prudhomme Station on the Texas Pacific rail-
road.
The Woman's Lecture Bureau, of which Mrs. Caro-
line B. Buell. is secretary under the auspices of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, is
now IN successful operation.
Governor Ames in his inaugural message to the
Massachusetts legislature recommends the enact
ment OF Law securing municipal suffrage to women
las an act of simple justice"
Amelia B. Edwards the eminent archRologist.
showed in recent lecture that the of ancient
Egypt had more substantial rights of citizenship than
the women of Great Britain at the present time
Rev. Eliza Fry of Maiden Rock Wisconsin, is TAX
ing the theological Garrett Biblical Institute
n Gh ma IS. e ad preafner OF me
average preacher.
The Woman's Educational and Industrial Union of
Boston time ago added to its other departing
medical Office where working women obtain
trustworthy professional advice at low price. A
dentist who is interested in the association work
offers to give his services to the teeth of
belonging to the union without charge.
Bills have been introduc ed in the Washington Ter
rtorial Legislature for the of the
suffrage measure, which last year was declared IN
constitutional by the Supreme Court because of
flaw in its form. The measure is supported by the
best people of the Territory, but the gamblers and
iquordeaers making desperate fight against it.
Miss Elice Hopkins. who is to visit America short
ly, is Englshwoman of talent and cultivation,
who deyotes her life to work for social purity. She
passed her noviate worker in London, under the
guidance of Canon Wilkinson. now Bishop of Truro,
and has had exceptional in retaining fallen
women. She has written novel, "Rose Turquand,"
and some fine poems.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
ChanDaign.

A G. Durham and wife spent the week in Chicago.
- Mrs. Doyle, of Sullivan a guest of S. B.
Doyle during the past week Miss Jessie Harris has
returned from Kalamazoo Mrs. w. B. Mckinley
and daughter Harriet visiting in Chicago. Mrs
T. B. Maltbey and daughter visiting in Pana.-.
E. " Peterson and wife, of Norton, Kan, called upon
Champaign friends the past week Miss Oscar Flu
son, of this city and Will J. Harry, of Lincoln
California Charles Glover, jr of this city,
married recently to Miss Myma Nodine. in Chicago.
They will reside in Champ Clarence N. Weed.
Professor Forbess assistant, married at Lansing,
Mich, last week. to Miss Adah tAber- Mrs. A. F:
Hall is home from Vienna. Mrs. u. Bradley, of
Pueblo, COL is a guest of Mrs W. s. Maxwell -.
Mrs Mary Thorne is home from Louisville. KY.
Mrs ?. +. Spence has returned from GAINESVILLE, 0.
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Mrs. H. A Boley is visiting in indianapolis. JAS
Beck Is at home from Topeka, Kan Miss Nellie
Brush. OF indianapolis visited the Misses Weaver
Monday Mrs j. w. Lee and Jesse visiting
Mrs Lees father at Fort Scott Kan. Rufus STRAIT
ton is at home from Brazil. Professor Marquis at
tended the chess tournaments at Indianapolis Wednes-
day. Mr.. Al Heit AID wife Rome n. Y. for
the benefit of the latters health Dewitt
Bridges has returned TO Kansas Miss Flor.
ence Beck has returned from indianapolis -
Professor House, of the Music School, while East
purchased the musical and other parts of Mem
delssohn 3 famous ''Mdsummer Nights Dream and
will produce the same at his next annual concert
Next Tuesday is founders and benefactors day at De
Pauw University and viii be observed by special ex.
ercises Cards out announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Harry Smith, of the Times, and Miss Anna NJ.
Allen TO occur next "Wednesday afternoon 2:3O
o'clock the residence of the brides parents in this
CITY.
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KnirhfstoWn.

Charles Vestal, of New Castle, visited his parents
here last week. Misses Anna and Pearl Trueblood
are visiting friends at Salem Miss Ida Glass IS Wis
ting relatives 1T Huntington Ind Mrs. Ella mar
rison is visiting her parents Greenvie, o. Eli
Mccormick. of Marion, Ind: is visiting here NJ
and Mrs Sims of Indianapolis after visiting Wait IL
Heaton's family, have departed for Altamont.
Florida. Charles Haney and Roy Branson,
of Colorado. visiting their relatives
Miss Fannie Ballard is visiting friends at Indanap-
The young of this place will gives grand
ball Feb. 2. Extensive arrangements are being made
Fannie Ballard and w E. Jackson attended the trav-
cling mems conelave at Evansville Peter Watts
will take extended trip next week through the
Southern States Leap year was inaugurated here
Tuesday evening by ten ladies inviting their gentle
men friends the suburban residence of John Bell
where the ladies had prepared fine entertainment for
them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Marshall.

Miss Lotte Bradshaw, of Paris is visiting relatives
here. Mrs VIM b. Smith of Newton, H.. the
guest of friends in Marshall and vicinity last week
- Charlie Martin has returned to Fort Scott KAN
after weeks visit with his parents here Isaac
Claypool in Newton last week Miss Gussie
Noble, of Terre Haute, was the guest of Miss Maude
Prewett last week Frank Slower and wife, Elias
and Charlie English and Wesley Black, together with
their families. besides several others from different
places, called here Thursday by the death of
Abel English Miss jamie Green, of Vincennes has
returned home Miss Cecile Delaney and May En-
returned to school at Monticello Seminary last
Monday Rev. ID. f. Howe, formerly of this city,
but a resident of Vrden, H., stopped of,
Wednesday, for brief visit to old friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Muncie.

Miss Minnie Boyce is the guest of Chicago friends
this week Miss Maud Dolman after u very pleas
visit at Marion returned home on Thursday
Mrs Hugh Monroe. of Mound City. Kan. ia in the
city visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dr. G.. r. Green
Miss May Coffeen entertained number of friends on
gave another one of their dances on Fri
day night The music was furnished by
Cecil who has been the guest Of friends at Sidney o.
returned home last week Miss Ethel Simmons cell
ebrated her eighth birthday yesterday. goodly
Firth of Lafayette after visiting in the city for
eral days. returned homo yesterday Mrs: Barney
Prince of Marion is visiting Sunday, the guest
of Mrs. Frank Leon. Miss Jessie Stewart is the
guest of New Castle friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
An Overdue Steamship.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Some fears entertained
concerning safety of the overdue French steamer
Britannia, from Mediterranean ports. which left
Gibraltar on Dec %. She carries fifty seerage pas
sengers and full cargo of Italian and Spanish mer
chandise Agent Terkuile says she is probably dis
much canvas. The steamer Venice, which arrived
from Gibraltar few days ago, passed through thirty
miles of logs from the broken Nova Scotia timber raft
and Mr. Terku;e thinks the Britannia may have been
hit by of the logs. Shipping men consider the
Britannia unlucky vessel. She brought cholera to
this port three months
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sIattoon.
a - C;rc;,rat; Tuesria v

Mrs. P. NJ. Vale called to Cincinnati. Tuesday
on account of the death of her son Miss Mary
Goodell is home from Tuscaloosa, Ala Mrs. > NJ
Anderson is home from Flora, H. -. Miss NettIe
Meyers las gone to Dubuque, Ia Capt w: T.
Robinson and John Owens have gone to San Diego,
Cal -. Mrs. Kate Thompson is home from Vaiparai-
so. Ind Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Craig and Judge
Hughes and wife attended the meeting of the state
Bar Association and banquet, given at Springfield
ILL.,. the past week w. r. Coppage and family
visiting in the South. Miss Rosa Bray, of Terre
Hsute a guest of Nation friends this week
Miss Lizzie Bird of Cleveland, o., is guest of Mrs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Urbana.

Mrs. E. E. Lindley is home from Galva- :. Miss
Nellie Sullivan, of Rantoul, guest of Urbana
friends Monday Mrs. NJ. w. Kancher is visiting
at Fisher, Ill: Mrs s. s. Goodrich has gone to Den
yer, Col Miss Annie Pickard gave progressive
e-chre party Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest. Miss Renne Pace, of Ashley, Ill, Mrs. n 3
Valparaiso, Ind. and Mrs Cushing of Loveland, o.
guests of Mrs. G. w. Dunlap Mrs. j. FL. Nor
ris has returned from Ohio Urbanas visitors IN
Florida report everything pleasant and the flowers
blooming G. Williams has returned from Pen
dleton Ind F. Monnett, of Rensselaer, Ind, is in
the CITY visiting friends.
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Charleston.

R. FL. Norfolk. of Carlyle, H.. was guest of
friends in this city Sunday Miss Nellie MeCor-
mick is guest of St. Louis friends Miss Katie
Schmitz is visiting in Pana-- Chiffon Monroe has
gone back to Ann Arbor to attend law school -.
Miss Mary Kane departs for visit Chllico he in
few days Misses Maggie OConnor and Ella Trainor
visited Mattoon friends the past week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Trouble Among the Py.hian..

CINCINNATI. Jan. 14.-Howard Douglass, supreme
chancellor of tina world Knights of Pythias has
pended the entire jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of
the State of Pennsylvania for dsobeyance of orders
The disobedencs consists in refusing to amend the
constitution in certain particulars had been pre-
viously required. Chancellor Douglass will cite the
officers of the Grand Lodge to appear before him Jan.
81. 70 show why the charter should not be
reStad.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

VIM Bird. Miss Ida Parcels, of Charleston, is the
guest of Mrs. G. E. Wilson. Misses Minnie and Luz
Jacksonville Ill. Lee Rapp and wife. of Wichita,
Kan. guests of NATION friends. Mrs. King
man is visiting in Neoga Mrs. G. E. Wilson enter
tanned number of friends luncheon, Thursday, in
honor of Miss Ida Parcels of Charleston.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Three Men Killed.

MIDDLETowN, N Y, JAN 14.-Last night the
shed attached to the store of John NJ Everett, at
Gardnerve, nine miles south of here. becoming
safe by reason of the snow the roof. number Of
undertook to brace it up when it suddenly gave
way, killing three. and njuring seven Those killed
were David Wright a carpenter, an old resident of
the neghborhoo1, John Tuthill and David Kelly. One
or two of those injured are not likely TO recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Marion,

George Harvey and wife have returned from two
weeks trip to New Orleans Mrs. Guy Doremus
has gone to New Orleans extended visit Leo
Nussbaum and wife have returned from extended
visit with relatives at Logansport Plymouth
Mrs. Alice Wood left Wednesday extended visit
to relatives at Cincinnati. Mrs j. c. Tibbitts is
visiting relatives at North Manchester Morris
Mark is visiting his former home at Rochester, N Y
Hon. Warren G. Sayre of Wabash. visited his
brother, Joel q. Sayre, of this place. Tuesday
Mrs. J. b. Lyte returned Tuesday from short visit
Yellow Springs O. Mrs. Ida Mcdonald. has been
visiting at Plymouth the past week Mrs. Mary
Humphreys and Miss Lucie Humphreys returned
bana, o. Mrs. Maggie Minshule of Chicago is Wis
itng her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Perkins. c. G.
Highlands has returned from short visit to Mt.
Clemens, much improved in health Thomas Dean,
of Indianapolis has been spending the past week in
Marion,
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Greenfield.

Mrs. Fannie Barrett is the guest of Maj. John w.
Dunbar aud family, at Greencaste- Miss Rose Nor
ris, of knightstown. visited Miss Alma Martin on
Tuesday and Wednesday - Miss Alice Horner, of
knightstown, and Charles Eagan the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Eagan. last week. Mrs. @. II.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

D. P. Smith, of Charlottesville, is visiting friends
here DR.. Coffin and WIFE Of Westfeld, visited B.
T. Miller last week p l. Thompson, Of Kansas s
FL Clemmons of Nebraska, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harding. Miss Luella Morgan.
Sellers of this Barlow visited friends at
Indianapolis last week Miss Maggie Little, of
Glennwood, Ind, visited her cousin, G. M.
Puntenuey.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Winchester.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kizer of Anderson spent Sun
day with relatives here Miss Edna Engle lett on
Tuesday for Florida. The w. G. IT. U. will give
public service the Christian Church, next Sunday
evening Mrs. Voney Huston is visiting relatives
at Richmond "A large number went from here to
Union City, Thursday evening, to attend the George
A. Sheridan lecture.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
St. .JoSeph.

Houston Harmon visited in Chicago this week
Grant Swearngen is home from Iowa. Doc Duvall,
of Marshal, Ind, is guest of Jesse Duvall- Misses
Laura Meek and Adde johnson, Of Ogden, are guests
of Jas. McCown and family WIN. Sullivan and
Jesse Melette visiting and prospecting in Ten
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

Curry entertaining Miss Lulu Plough. of Rushvile
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Tollen have gone TO " q
Williams is visiting relatives at Pend eton Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur W. Williams of Keokuk Ia, have oeen
visiting relatives in this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

The of the Famous Dry Goods Stock sale this week.
It will be big week bargains. See what ofer
Wide sheng brown beached IA yard regular
price % the Pillow Muslns.
Blankets Gall WooD at S2S7z formerly $3.50
Bed Spreads good condition; former 75c
Turkey-red Damask al cents, color; worth 25c
Extra fine Turkey Damask at &c; regular price 45c
Crashes-Thousands of yards from cents
Towels-Stacks o Them from up to SO
Your choice big lot Of fine White Skirts former
price s15Oto $500
lot of Gowns from CSC o SIC; worth 81 to $1.25.
Fine beached Damask, WIDE 50 price ST.
big lot of Embroidery from to inches wde 12ac worth
to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
New Castle.

Alpheus Morris, Greencastle spent part Of this
week the guest of j. l. Morris and family. of this
city.---Jas. NJ Turner left Friday for visit with
relatives in Plttsburg, Pa Mark P. Turner re-
turned to Cincinnati, Monday. whore he is taking
in a law school. Sam Arnold attended the
Democratic meeting at Indianapolis Wednesday,.
f. E. Ogborn is visiting friends at Washington. Ind
Mort Edwards, Knightstown, was the guest of
friends here part of the week james NJ. Loer lett
Wednesday for California, where he will spend the
winter g. W. and Master Willie Bunch returned
the first of the week from Arkansas City, Kan.
where they have been for several weeks DR.. o. j.
Gronendyke left Monday for Cincinnati. where he
goes to take special course in medicine : Miss
Mrs. P. NJ. Kirk is visiting at Kokomo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Peru.

w Waflick, of Philadelphia who has been the
guest of his brother, returned home Tuesday.
Frank Webb who has been entertaining Messrs
Williams and Burke during the holidays here,
turned with them to Notre Dame, Tuesday The
Ladies' Benevolent Society, of this city, have made
arrangements for general reunion of the different
churches to be held the courthouse this, Sunday,
evening for the purpose of raising money to aid the
worthy poor. The exercises will consist Of short ad
dresses and singing Mrs. Wilson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. g. W. Stevens, returned
to her home in Logansport, Friday G. |.
Mrs. Reed is still the guest of friends here.
Charles Waterman and Frank Mathews. of Lafayette.
in the city Thursday and Friday. the guests of
relatives. Mrs Court Reed, who has been seriously
i'll, is much improved Dave Henton, of Fargo, d.
t. who has been visiting relatives, returned Monday.
Miss Georgia Bearss has returned to st. Marys.
Pratt Loveland, of Chicago, is the guest of his
brother Robert. Mr.. NJ. Shrk and wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Shrki returned from Chicago Thurs
day Mr.. William Harvey leaves Monday. for
months stay at Nashville, Tenn Mr. and Mrs
II. Carpenter entertained the Euchre Club Thursday
evening.
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ShelbVVill0.

Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Girard, Of Chicago. and Miss
Mollie Earnshaw, of Indianapolis, the guests of
the formers parents last week Mr.. and Mrs L. H.
Gage, Of indianapolis, down to their daugh-
ter Carrie in Damon and Pythias,' which played
here Tuesday evening by the Gage. Thomas 81
tertaned with euchre, Thursday evening, in
honor Of Miss Josephine Rohrer.- of German
town, Ohio, her guest Miss Emma Shek
entertained friends, Tuesday evening, in honor of
Miss, '"Tode'' Randall, her guest from Franklin,
Ind. The leap-year dance given by the lady
members of the 'Ger1nan Club Monday evening was
very enjoyable affair, as well as being grand sue
cess in every way The Q. L. s. c. will meet with
and Mrs Jacob May. of Minneapolis, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Joseph Mrs. Thayer, of
has returned home Mr. w. W. Fuller, of Chicago
the guest of Miss Minnie Parrish last Sabbath
THE Crystal Club" danced Thursday evening
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton returned home from Rush
vile Thursday.
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Rockville.

Mrs. Laney Mulhallen, of Frankfort, was here
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. George W.
Sill :. Mrs. Jane Hadley and sister, Mrs. Maggie
Osborn. from Earham Ia guests of Mrs w. f.
Bigwood Mrs. w Y. Allen has gone to Evansville,
where she will pass the of the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Maggie McClan. Mr.. Howard Max
well was in Evansville Thursday. He accompanied
Mrs. Allen to the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-26

Hotel Arcadia, Santa M MOnica,
Will open January 3rd. J. W. ScoTr, Lessee.