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Marion,

Mrs D. B. Sweetzer returned Tuesday evening from
short visit to Mrs. Thos Kite Cincinnati. Miss
Lotte Case and Annetta Reynolds visited Indianap-
oils, Monday. Mrs. II. E. Thornburg returned,
Tuesday. from a visit to Nashville and New Castle
Nap. Rariden and Chas. NJ. Bailey, of New Castle,
were here several days last week Miss Alice Gold
thwaite returned to school Cincinnati yesterday.
Miss Linnie Barley has returned, after six
months visit DAYTON and Piqua, o..
Frank Leon and Will Johnson, of Muncie visited
here last week Charley Michaels and Simon Nuss
baum left Monday a days trip to st. Paul
Mrs John Eastman of Wabash, is visiting Marion
relatives M. Stout, of Richmond. is visiting his
@. Frazee of Muvane, Kan. is visiting friends and
relatives in this locality Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Car
Jaraes Charles. Mrs. James V. Sweetser gave
very enjoyable matinee musicale her parlors Tues
day. Herr Otto Solden and wife, Mrs. Will Steph-
Minnie Brownee of this city, were the artists of the
occasion.
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Knightsrown.

Miss Edna Smith, of Cambridge City, is visiting
friends here Miss Minor, of Louisville, Ind, is
ville is visiting friends here Miss Belle Peters, of
Greenfield, is visiting at Mr. and Mrs Jesse Reevess
Misses Moe and Katie Drischel. of Cambridge City,
are visiting Miss Nell WhteseI- Mrs. Harriet
Woods, of Centerville, is visiting Mrs. j.
w. Corwin l.. w. E Forbes and wife,
of Wilkinson. Ind, visiting here
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give
social next week, the attraction of which will be
baby show. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kahn, of New Castle.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moses Heller. Miss Cora
Kennard is visiting relatives Columbus o. Miss
Carrie Hickman, of Mt. Summit, Ind. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs n Mourer- Misses Stella and Efie
John Church here this week w. c. Reed, of Green
town, Ind, is visiting here this week.
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Kokono.

Miss Florence Fowler visited friends and relatives
in indianapolis last week Mrs. 5. E. MeNiel. of
Peru, was the guest of Mrs. Laura Kalter several
days last week. H E. Henderson and wife are Wis
ting relatives in Kansas City, Mo Miss Carrie
and family and Chris Rayl and family left Thurs
day for Hutchinson, Kan. for permanent residence
Mrs. w. NJ. Souder received telegram,
on Tuesday, announcing the death of her
sister. Mrs. ]. NJ. Conway, of Arlington;
Henry Murden and family are visiting in Fulton
county, Mrs. Sands, of Richmond after three
weeks visit with her son, Geo. Sands and family has
returned home Mrs Richard Kilgore of Peru, has
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carsode Mrs.
Barbara Hexter called to Cardington o.. Tues
day, by telegram announcing the alarming illness of
her father Miss Minnie Tuttle of Greenfield
Center, N. w. who has been the guest of Mrs. j. j.
Rust for the past three months is visiting friends
al Terra Hauta.
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GraeushurV.

Miss Anna Savely of Nation, Ill.,, spent part OF
the week Mrs. Marceilus jackson is visiting
at her former home, Covington, Ky Frank Mccoy
has returned to Omaha Miss Myrta Thomson has
gone to Glendale. o.. remain until spring. Mrs.
James E. Mcndenhal has gone to Washington. d: c.,
join her husband who is clerk of congressional
committee Miss Way White is home again, after
year spent at Charlottesville Cards out an
nouncing the marriage, Wednesday evening, at z
o'clock, at the Christian Church of Mr.. Enos Porter
and Miss Lou Elder, both of this city.
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Winchester.

Miss Elizabeth Roosa. of Williamsburg, and Miss
Ella Vnson, of Cincinnati visited the family of John
Summers over Sunday Mrs. Frank Fridge left
few days ago for Tangerne Fla account OF the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs Joseph Hull
and Mrs. Marshal Baiy a few days On Friday
morning grand instrumental and vocal concert was
given at the Main street Christian Church, under
the direction of Prof. o. Deunstaedt. The
music furnished by the church choir. assisted
by the Red Men hand and several popular soloists.
Miss Anna Ti5bctt of Irvington who had charge
of the department the city schools here
signed few days ago. account of Ill health Prof.
A. G. HuEnicut. OF Lynn, viii fiji the vacancy Rev.
DR.. Speman Of Snelhyvie, after visit with friends
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Concerning Women.

Eighty thousand copies of Anna Gordon's March
ing Songs" have been sold.
Mrs. Virginia Hanson has been elected to her third
term State Librarian Of Kentucky.
Miss Agnes Felix has been appointed successor to
her father, who died lately, as city wsghmaster in
Harrisburg, Pa.
municipal elections are almost unanimously for tenn
perance officials.
Queen Victoria will devote the Jubilee fund.- to
founding and maintaining training school for
nurses of the sick poor in their own homes
1t is computed that there nearly thousand
women in Iowa who own farms and give them their
personal attention. Only eighteen of these farms
mortgaged.
The Rev. Annie H. Shaw recently dedicated the
Protestant Methodist Church of Canton, Kansas.
This is believed be the first orthodox church
dedicated by woman.
Mrs. C. P. Wade, Bessie Brarnble, who has been
identified with the press of Ptsburg, Pa for several
years, was the second woman in this country to be
admitted to press club Miss Laughlin of New
Rev. Louise S. Baker pastor of the Congregational
Church in Nantucket. Mass. is making thorough
the young people in ourishing Society of Christian
Endeavor, of which the four officers in the pro-
portion of two young women to two young men,
a building Of its own which cost over So 600. The
building contains beautiful hall, library contain
and girls. museum of collections of minerals and
curostes and an industrial-school hall. Two roomy
storerooms on the first floor bring In revenue from
rent
The Woman's Press Association of Illinois recently
held its second anniversary. Thirty of It's mem
bers actively engaged in editorial work most of
them being in editorial control of the papers they rep
resent; fortyfour others regular contributors
correspondents to papers; twelve have published
books during the year. and at least twelve
now at work on books to be issued soon.
Mrs. Livermore said in recent lecture, that she
was woman reporter-a rare thing, at that time
and the only woman present at the convention which
nominated Lincoln for President. In the midst of the
enthusiasm attendant the nomination the other re-
por.ers urged her to stand chair and join the
cheers She replied that she not good at cheering
but she could wave her handkerchief. They begged
her do this the chairman would discover her
to be a woman and order her from the hall. The
prophecy was fulfilled but the gallant reporters raj
lied TO her aid and said "hands off.
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The Porus Indictment Noliied.

CIscIsNATI. Jan. 4-The Indictment against Henry
Pogue of the directors of the Fidelity bank has
been nollied. He was charged with having attested
the accuracy of false of the banks condi
ton made by the cashier Aumi Baldwin. In
curing in the motion of the district attorney, Judge
Sage said Mr. Pogue could not have been convicted
without proof first thar the statement false
ond. that Pogus knew il false had strong
suspect Its inaceuracy and bad taken steps
TO Axamineif. He said bank directors bound to
good Judgment in selecting officers. and, having
done so. justified In relying upon proper PER
Torrance Of their duties
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Wabash.

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Lanport and daughter have
returned from Toledo ~ Mrs. w. FL. Stephenson,
Bessie Keys and Mr.. Otto Sedan went to Marion
Tuesday to in the musicale given by Mrs James
Sweetzer of that city Mr.. and Mrs Wal. Ford
visiting friends at Marion The Busy Bee club ct
with Mrs. Charles Birdwel1 this week. Mr.. and
Mrs Whitecraft, of Mexico. Miami county. the
guests of Mrs. Whitecraft's mother Miss Inez
Carpenter spent Sunday in Kokomo- - Mr.. and Mrs.
S. j. Payne in Ft Wayne Monday Miss Lottie
English has been the guest of Miss Myrt Ross at Pc
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Stober went to Connersville
Monday, TO see Mrs. Stober's mother who is serious
lv i'll. Mrs. Koch's sisters, from Maunee, o.,
visiting her, A very pleasant party given in
honor of Miss Alice Williams by the Misses Mahin
last Monday evening = -Messrs. Frank Beck, Will
Thomson and Charles Morris with tleir wives spent
Sunday with friends in North Manchester Hon.
W. Shiveiey returned homo from California last
Wednesday where he has been spending several weeks
for the benefit of his health.
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Musical Matters.

Mrs Ceveland's March, composed by Mrs. Rose c.
Bailey will be the popular piece the orchestras this
week.
Before the season closesthe Mendelssonn Quintette
Club, of Boston, will give concert here at Tonnlinson
Hail. at cheap prices.
given at Plymouth Church, Tuesday evening of
next week. An unusually good programme has been
prepared.
Miss Lulu Burt of this city, who is singing with
the Emma Abbott Opera company this season, is re-
ceiving very fatterng press notices for her work.
Miss Burt will be here in q few weeks
Mr.. Robert A Newland went to Danvine, yester
day. to test organ. Mr.. Newland is of the
orgausts in the State and his reputation such
is not bounded by the State line, either.
The Mendelssohn Society will give its first social
of the Pfafdins Hall on Tuesday evening of
lowed by dancing till IL o'clock. The invitations
have been issued.
DIR. Louis Mas will give grand concert at Plym-
outh Church Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. He
will render selections from Beethoven, Schubert.
Liszt and Chopin; MASS Norwegian Peasants
Dance" Wagners Magic Fire Scene" love song
from the opera "Walkne," and spinning song from
.'The Flying Dutchman," and LISTS grand Polo
naisn Z.
Mr.. Armand Rocker, who is studying the cello in
zation the Boston Symphony Orchestra, next
Mr.. Rocker will be heard this city on the 18th at
Plymouth Church. in the concert in which Miss Curre
Duke the favorite volnisr is to take part 1t will be
given under the auspices of the Ladies Matinee
Musicale.
Music dealers have experiences with the rest of
young lady iounced into the store the other day
and said Have you Beethovens Moonlight
Sonatar He said he lad. is it Brilliant the
the next question She told that it was not; in
fact quite the contrary. well, then, give the
Sack Waltz want something brilliant" She
Accommodated, and left, satisfied with her purchase
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Miss Lille Mccain has returned from q visit with
Mrs. G. B. Taylor at Tolono Miss Amanda Lowen-
stein is expected home from Cincinnati -Thos.
South Wv. n. Coler, jr. formerly of this city was
united in marriage with Miss Lille Seelev. at New
ark. N J.. Wednesday. r Monnett. of Rensselaer,.
Ind, visited Urbana friends the past week e. r.
Chatten and Mrs. L. Pratt and daughter, of Quincy.
Ill., guests of Robert Mcintyre and family Mrs.
j. <. Hunt and Mrs. T. j. Burrill called 0a-
wego y. Y; last week, by the death of their sister.
Mira Prnndfonf
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Miss Rose Joseph is visiting Mrs. Hamburger in
Paris Miss Matte Johns has returned from her
visit to Kansas City Miss Cora Boucher. of st.
Louis, is visiting Miss Cora Davis, of South Fifth
sister. Mrs John Ryan Miss Kate Abdiel, of Dan
vile, H. who is visiting Miss Jessie Ravens, will
turn home Monday Miss Carrie Voll-
roth. of Kansas City formerly of this
city, is visiting Miss Hattie Duenweg Mrs. Charles
Melville, who has been very i'll for many weeks is
A.. and wife guests of Judge and Mrs. Jump.
Miss Grace Davis is visiting In Sullivan Miss Har-
riet Brown gave pleasant impromptu card and
dancing party at her home on North Sixth street on
Friday evening in honor of Miss LENA Weinstein, of
Bement, Ill.
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Rockville.

Mrs Aydelott, the eiocutionist, of Terre Haute,
has been the guest of Mrs. T. F. Goebier- Miss
Flora Darter Of Crawfordsvile is visiting her sister
Mrs. Charles II. Ticknor. Miss Maggie kearns re-
ceived sprained ankle at the public school building
Mr.. W. d. Harlow and wife. of Crawfordsville
have been the guests of Mr. o. w. Harlow, OF this
city DIR. II. j. Rice has returned from extended
trip to Arkansas Miss Lizzie Allen, Of Tsrre
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MonteZunaa.

Mrs. Ada Bennett of Indianapolis. is here on a
visit to relatives G E. Hollis and family have
moved to Chrisman, Ill where he will go into bust
agent for the l.. D. & S.-.-Miss Eta McIn-
tosh, of Indianapolis, is here visiting her parents
Editor Burns. of the Frankfort Banner visited his
father hero last week Miss Mayme Vanlandngham
visited relatives at Chrisman, H., last week.
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Mrs. Flo Gilbert fnee Coilar), of Detroit Mich, is
the guest of her parents in this city Mrs f. ".
Shirk entertained her brother and the Misses Coffin
the past week. Mrs II. Oppenhemer and daughter
returned Thursday from extended trip in the East
city the earlier part of the week Miss Name Fet
ter who has been visiting friends in Indianapolis
turned home Wednesday Mrs. True. of Rochester.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Dr. Watkins returned
to her home Monday Mr.. Roscoe Rice. of
friends in this city. returned home Tuesday.
mfr. and Mrs Lynx Lieurance returned
turned Friday from visit to Chicago Mrs G. /.
Reed has returned to her home in Kansas City
Mrs. G. A. Higgins of Oxford o. is the guest of rel
atives in this city Miss Clara Higgins entertained
number OF her young friends, Tuesday evening, at
her residence East Fifth street The Peru Read
ing Club was entertained by Mr. r. A. Edwards,
Monday evening Mrs. w. A. Wooching is visiting
her parents in Macy.
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Miss Maggie Wade is visiting at indianapolis. the
guest of Miss Nellie Marcy John Beal and wife
visited relatives Columbus last Sunday Frank
Walsh returned home last Wednesday from Little
Rock, Ark. Mrs. Willis Dickinson Is visiting rela-
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Upton.

Miss Mamie Smith, of Peru is the guest of Mrs. A.
B. Ptzer E. Bennett is visiting her parents at
Monticello III. B. Yontz. of Authorton, KY, is
among his friends. Miss Anna Murphy is visiting
friends at Lafayette Mrs. E. Fellows, OF Howard
county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs W. B. Huron.
Mrs Ira O Bauion is visiting relatives at Hart
ford City. Miss CANINE Evans is visiting her sister,
Mrs c. f. Pickett. at Anderson - John VanSckle,
of Brghtwood, Is visiting his relatives here.
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Terre Haute.

Haute is the guest of Miss Rena Rice. Mr. w. D.
MinshaH, of Terre Haute, was in the city Friday
With his frierds
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st. Joseph.

AL McCarty, from Muncie, Ind, is here visiting.
Mrs. III. c. Paxton is home from Charlottesville.
adj. Mapes and wife. OF Ogden. spent Sunday
visiting here Mrs Julian. of Lafayette, Ind, is .
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. O. Fox. Miss Dora
Leney, of Ogden, visited ST. Joseph friends Mon
from a visit at Mayyiev.
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tives at Waterloo H. Z. Valentine returnedt TO
this city last Tuesday from Galveston Tex Nainsn
Mooney and wife returned home last tuesday aI1er
months visit Hot Springs Ark Lewis Thonnp-
son is home from Irvington to spend Sunday.
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Mrs. Minor Heermans, of Champaign. visited Maj
toon friends the past week Mrs III Swisher is Wis
iting in Terre Haute. Mrs. s. Borof and Of
Terre Haute are guests of Nation friends Mrs.
NJ. Robertson, of Terre Haute. is q guest or s. d.
Coddington and family Miss Allie Mccoy of Eff
fngham is visiting in Mattoon Mrs. r. Montgom-
cry has returned from visit with her parents In
Champaign Miss Vista Scott and Frank Black
married in Charleston Saturday Mrs s. J.
Freeland is visiting at Bethany Miss Maggie Beai
visited in Charleston the past week #. G. Paddock
and sister, of Pana. visited H NJ. Dickson and wifS
recently. David Berry and wife of Liberty; Ind.
guests of B. n. Berry and wife Mrs Wines,
who has been a guest of s. D. Coddington, has gone
to Gibson City. Ill., to visit friends.
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Paris.

Miss Nettie Jones returned Friday from 9 visit with
friends in Cincinnati. Miss Rose Joseph. of Terre
Haute. visited Miss Gusta Kahn last Wednesday,
Mr.. j. 3. Wood is visiting relatives in Bardstown,
Ky...-D-. W. II. Geohegan. of Cincinnati. attended
the HuntCretors wedding here Monday evening.
parents here Harry Jones returned Thursday
from New York and Washington -Adjutant-generai
Vance of Springfield in the city last week..
Mrs G. p Hitch is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thad
Nicely, at Muncie Ind Miss Cora Boucher, Of ST.
Louis who has been the guest of Miss Chattie Black
man for the past few weeks left Friday for Chicago.
via Terre Haute. Mr.. J. w. Howell called to
Indianapolis Monday account of the illness OF his
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champagne.

Miss HelenlAspern is a guest of her brother Harry
at Washington, D. c.. Misses Belle and Kate Parker
have returned from visit in Chicago Miss Darlie
Howse accompanied Mrs. l. H Wilson home to Indi-
annapolis The friends of Rev. S. K. Reed and wife
celebrated their wedding anniversary Thursday
ing last. j. J. Hall and family, of Travers City,
Mich guests of s. f. Ba com recently. Walter
Coon is home from Chicago visit Mrs: Hib-
North State street Mrs J. J. Harry has returned
to Lincoln, Ill Miss Kinsman has closed her kim
dergarten school, and will go to South America
missionary under the auspices of the NJ E. Mission
AIRY Board. e. v Lewis, of Omaha, is the guest Of
Mrs. C. b. Johnson:--.E. Butterfeld. of Lawrence
visited their mother, Mrs. s. r. Chase, the past
week.
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here left for his home the middle of the week Mrs
Geo. Z. Leggett returned Friday with her husband,
who was taken very sick Of Southern States
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Mattoon.

B. f. South has returned from p hiladsphia- y.
=. Gibbs is home from NAsehez, Miss Mr. and
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New Castle.

Mrs. d. G. Elliott, osansport, has been visiting
here the past week, the guest of her father. William
Murphy Hugh Armstrong and wife are home from
Richmond, KY, where Mr.. Armstrong has been
gagged in business for the past two years Thomas
Hazlerigg, Richmond, the guest of friends here
last week. Miss Fannie Shroyer, Logansport is the
guest of Miss Nina Loer. REV. B. A. Kemp and
wife of Muncie, were guests of Rev. DIR. Ford and
family last week @. l.. Jefries left Wednesday
visit to his mother at Wabash --Myer Heller left
yesterday for Washington, Baltimore. and Richmond,
Va where he win spend several weeks visiting friends
and relatives Geo. Bousog, Dayton, o. is at
homo a visit to his parents. JAS. Kerr, Wash
ington was among New G astle friends last week
Mrs. frank GRAY, CGnton Ill.,, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hipes the first of the week. VIII
HechaIt. Howard, Kas-. is spending the week with
his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. j. III. Heichart
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Charleston.

Captain Robbins visited his daughter, Mrs Allison,
in Indianapolis the past week. Miss Lille Benson,
of Fair Grange visited Charleston friends during the
past week Mrs. Al Hawkins has returned from
Indians. Miss Lille Paxton. of Kansas Ill., is
guest of Mrs COLON Miss Clara Ash, of Chicago,
the guest of Miss Emma Reed tho past week
Misses Pet VanDyke and Re1la Robertson, of Ash
more guests of Charleston friends early in the
week Mrs. A. Brown has returned from Elgin,
Tex and resides near Loaxa- Misses Eliza Motif
and Addie Hulen visiting IN Oakland Miss
Della McAannis of Eottsville. Ind is the guest of
Fickin, of Tuscoa. is guest of Mrs. L. H. Fioklin.
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Nfuncie,

Mrs. Frank Bratton visiting at Indianapolis the
past week Mrs John Marsh is the guest Of Wash
ington. D. c., friends Miss Emma Campbell. after
in Maysville. KY. Monday. Miss Adah Hill.
charming young lady, of Indianapolis, the guest
of friends in the city the past week Miss Helen
Shideler entertained number of young friends at
tea Wednesday evening - Miss Ada Kirby visited
her cousins the Misses Marian and Louise Kirby,
at st. Marys of the Woods, Thursday
Miss Anna Garner is visiting at Springfield,
Misses Nellie and Katie Leefer of >helbyville who
have been the guests of the Misses Mildred and Susie
Ryan for the past week returned home yesterday
Miss Lola Meeks is the guest of Mrs. j. j. Jenners
Lafayette. Mr.. and Mrs. William Westover, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Case for
several days left for their home at Kansas City on
Thursday. The Misses Ella Lake, Lille Beck and
Eta Hill attended social ball at Farmland Thurs
day evening.
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Marshall.

Miss Matte Manley, of Ter-e Haute, has been
spending day two with friends here Mrs. Adde
Campbell accompanied her brother Harry NJ. Janney,
to Chicago last Tuesday night and present his
marriage Wednesday evening TO Mrs. Jennie Patten,
of Pontiac. III. Mr.. ard Mrs. Janney and Mrs.
Campbell arrived ut home Friday morning. Misses
Lou and Byrd Doherty have been spending few days
in Terre Haute with friends Judge j. w. Wilkn.
of Danville. down for q short visit with his
mother, Mrs Isaac Wilkin. last week Charles N.
DolSon of Arcol has been spending the past week in
Marshall. Mrs. w. r. Hacker. of Carmi,
Ill.,. was the guest OF Mrs James
week. County Clerk John Brooks spent last Sum
day and Monday in Casey with his mother. Miss
Thomas w. Dobyus is visiting relatives aud old.time
friends at her old homesin Ohio Miss Rosa Ting
ley of Martnsvile, VAS the guest of relatives here
last Saturday and Sunday. Jacob CamposlI. of
Frankton Ind is the guest of DIR. R. c. Prewett and
family. - George Shay and wife, of Terre Haute,
the guests Of relatives here last week. Mrs. NJ
j. Brown is home from Westfeld. where she spent
MIR l.. v. Thistle, of Rochester, N. Y. visited
friends here last week.