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THE STATE AT LARGE.
CrawfortIsvilla.

Miss Mary Grubbs has been visiting in Greencassle
-..Walter Wiley, of Terre Haute has been visiting
at T. ID. Browns Miss Jessie 5osln Is home from
visit at Greencastle George Wyman. of Fl Scott,
KAN is in the city,. Miss Mary H. krout viii &c. to
Chicago this week, TO remain for time Mrs.
L. q. Morrison has been visiting in Lafayette Dr.
w Il. May is in Florida- Miss Grace Foote enter
tanned number of friends last Monday evening
Miss Nellie Nicholson has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Prof. Kirsch, at Bloomington Mrs. 4. M.
Robbins has returned to her home at Dauville Ill.
O. H FELTON, and wife have returned their home az
Rushvie. Miss Blanche Divine has returned from
visit at Terre Haute- IF. Schweizer, of Cham
paign, Ill, has been the gnest OF his son, W. +.
Schweizer - Mrs. Clara Milford, of Lincoln. Neb
and Rev. Marx L. Milford visiting at Prof. Mil
Miss Helen Smith. :. Miss Allie Luse has returned
from visit at Washington d. C-.--Miss Mary
Thorn son is home from svisit at Minneapolis and
Chicago Miss Carrie Kenyon is visiting at Indian
apolis. Prof. ]. b. Coulter is at Oxford. o..
Major J. J. Safely and wife, of Lodi have been the
guests of Marshal Nye and family.
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CnfnmhuR

Mr.; Ed. Nowotony returned from Pennsylvania,
Monday, with bride. Miss CLARA Carr and brother
Allie have gone to Minneanolg join their father.
mfr. Z. G. Quick called to Thorxasgil1s, g..
aIonday, account of the illness of hi daughter,
Miss Kate, who went there in search of health Rev
Harry Smith, = Baptist minister, is very lew
with lung fever and not expected to Mrs.
Dick Jones has gone to Columbus, O., to meet her
husband and the family will take up their resi-
dence there .Thos. L. Davis, of the Republican
Office, started to Denver this week Mrs. NJ. a.
Burnett is suffering with congestion of the lungs
Mayor Joe T. Gent is up at Kankakee duck hunt.
Frank Klehamer has gone to Scottshurg
to be married Elmer Roland has returned to
Franklin College. Mrs Lily Duncan, of Carroll,
Ind here this week to attend the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs Hubbart- Miss Anabei Brooks
has gone TO Logansport to remain
Mrs. Henry Lang is in Louisville visiting her
Miss Emma Stidham is visiting friends at Plain
field Mrs N. j Sibley, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs ]. t. Brown, for several weeks,
turned to Terre Hsute Friday. Mrs. Jos. ID. Hutch
ings, who has been the guest Of Mr.. Wilson A. Sven
gels family, returned to Wichita Kan Friday.
The ladies of the Relief Corps gave very pleasant
and successful entertainment G.. A r. Hall on
Wednesday evening The Sons of Veterans pre-
pairing to give the drama, Drummer Boy of Shiloh
three nights next week.
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ras.sAaH.


Mrs. T. Orndorf returned home last week from
extended visit with relatives and friends in
toon, Greenup and Casey. Misses Edith Allison and
Ola Purcell. of Terre Haute the guests of Miss
Laura Allison Mrs. Lizzie Haynes, of Robinson,
the guest of friends here Wednesday, she stop
ping off on her way home from indianapolis Miss
Lille and Robert Warmer went to Nation Friday
for few days visit Mrs; Chas. Duncan, of Mar
tinsvile, the guest of her daughter Mrs. Judge
Gasaway. last week. Mr.. w. 81. Armetrout, of
Westfeld, was in the city Wednesday Mrs. Willis
Gilbert is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Manner, in Ridge Farm Homer Chenoweth re-
turned Monday to Greencastle. Ind, to attend the
spring term of De PAW University. DIR. Byron
Dolson and wife, of Pimento. Ind, We're the
guests of relatives here last week. Miss Minnie
Swern is home from Danve. Ind, where she attend
ed the Normal school j. A. Montgomery and wife,
of Terre Haute, spent the past week with relatives
here :Fenton Booth returned to De PAW Uni
versity Thursday. Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald mas been
visiting relatives in York and West York for few
days past; Mrs Mamie Mcbride, of Chicago, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. w. B. Hodge, for
several days. NJ L. Cook and WIFE, of Casey. spent
several days Of the past week in Marshall. Miss
Lulu Robinson spent Sunday in St. Marys Ind, with
her sister. Mrs Martha Kellar has been spending
week more visiting relatives in Flat Rock and Rob-
insou. Ill.
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present Mrs. Sergeant Mrs. Sam Pray, Mrs. B.
:. Wright, Mrs. McIacnan, Mrs Ed Branham, Mrs.
Harper, Mrs. A. H. Webb. Mrs. Holfingsworth,
Mrs. Hertie Adams and Miss johnson.
Miss Fannie Mckee has returned from school
in Louisville spend her Easter VACATION acconlpa
MED by her classmates Miss Dodge. Miss Smith and
Miss Wood aud Friday evening she gave q
dancing party in their honor The company inclpded
Misses Kittie Stone, Mary Fletcher Nellie Whiteomb,
Birdie Holmes. Katie Gossett d. Pearce and Soiner-
vile; Messrs Dorsey Anderson. of Greencastle Sells
Pearce Geiger, Beck, Stewart, Van Vorhis, Wheadon
and Valadin.
Mr. VIII Serrin ggaye delightful euchre party on
Thursday sning TO number of his friends at the
home of his aunt. Mrs. F. ". Armstrong, No. 100
Park avenue. Each lady and gentleman pre-
scented with handsome bouquet of cut flowers.
Among the guests Misses Anna Burton. Thierza
Martens Scudder Paulina Martens, Cooper, Dollie
O Scharf, johanna Martens, Lizzie Gocdpere, Parker
Maud Williams. Messrs. George Brinkmeyer. Newt
Miller. w. f. Graeter, Win Serrin 2. n. Woodbury.,
julius Martens, VIII Roth, Hubert Heine, Elmer E.
Shields and Joe w. Schar Playing continued until
late hour and after interes ting contest honors
won BY Miss Anna Burton and Mr.. Elmer E.. Shields.
-Booby prizes were awarded to Miss Scudder and
Mr.. George Brinkmeyer.
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Mattoon.

Mrs. Frank Kern visited Tuscola friends the past
few days Mrs VIM. Barrett has gone to Lima, o.,
to join her husband Mrs. Belle KaRy. of Arcoa is
the guest of Mattoon friends. Mrs. G. v. Brown,
of Perry. Ia. il the guest of Mrs. T. NJ Lytle Miss
frankie Drish is home from Vincennes. Ind. Mrs.
j. NJ. HInkle and daughter Eva, of Oakland CAL, who
have been guests of NATION friends, departed
Wednesday for tour through Europe Mrs. A. F.
Adair is visiting in Kentucky. Miss Cora Sanborn
is visiting Miss Hattie Wills at Effnghan Miss
Lac Ritter has returned to her home in Abel. Ia.
Mrs. Sophia Fleshner and children and Mrs. Edwards
have gone to California Misses Katie and Stella
Dunlap are home from Rockford, Ill., vacation
J. Van Horn and wife visiting in Pekin, H.
Mrs. O. X. Brown is visiting IN Windsor Frank
Cassen goes to San Diego Cal, to take charge of
restaurant Miss Dora Fairbrother of Terre Haute
is visitor in the city VIM. Lennox and wife, of
st. Louis, visitors in the city. Mrs. G. A
Trifts, of Orb ana, il guest of Mrs. D. Buck.
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Putnam Gives Harrison Hearty Indorse-

Special to the Indianapolis journal
GREENcAsTLE, Ind. March 31.-The Republicans
of Putnam county assembled in convention this
morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the State convention congressional and
State nominating convention. Enthusiasm ran high
and rousing meeting the result Still greater
enthusiasm evinced when the following resolution
offered by NJ. A. Moore and was unanimously
adopted by rising vote.
Resolved, By the Republicans of Putnam county in
convention assemble d. that pledge the nominees
of the Republican tional to Assem- bic at
Chicago the est united hearty and enthusiastic
support of every Republican IN Putnam county And
that we hereby recommend to the Republicans of
the nation In diana's soldier statesman. BEN
jamin Harrison, well fitted and eminently worthy
to be the Standard bearer of the national Republican
party in the presidential canvass of 1888, and we
hereby instruct the delegates who shall represent us
in the State aud district conventions which
representatives to the Chicago TO use ali
diligence to give him united delegation at Chicago"
The delegates to the State convention as fol-
lows 5. f. Lockridge Frank Hail. ID. E. William
son, Thomas Hanna, ". f. Tuster. To the congress
sonal convention, ut Martnsvie, on April 10: AL
bert Crow, w. y. Fordice. r. N. Priest
G.. 7. Reeves, John G. Dunbar James
u. Denny, Silas a. Hays, George z. Blake
Elisha Cowgirl, w. F. Hamrick. John Sellars and J.
W. ODaniel. To the State nominating convention:
a. NJ Owens, Augustus Leonard, k. l.. OHair, e. G.
Walls, John p Alice. John W. Raglan. s. +. Fee Geo.
w. Hanna, JAS. A. jackson, j. NJ Brown. VIM. Scott
and VIM. Alice The convention then adjourned.
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officers elected for The ensuing year, Miss Emma
Eneer, president; Miss Vora Miller, vice-president
Miss Minnie Evans, corresponding secretary: Miss
Eta Evans recording secretary; Lora Brooks. treas
urer Miss May Wissrnan, superintendent of lltera-
ture..-.Mrs. n. a. Brown went to Rich
mond 10 attend the funeral services
Of her sister-in law, Mrs. Beuah Duling.--.
Mrs. A. J. Crano- 10 visiting sister in Dayton.
Miss Libbie Barnes, of Union City the guest of
Mrs. R. A. Leavel the first of the week Mr.. and
Mrs. @. d. Williamson, of Ridgeville, visited the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Magee few days this
week Grant Markle is home from Wabash College
for short vacation Mrs. John w. Ginger 10 home
again from ask months stay in California Mar
ried: Thomas W Kiser and Mrs. Clara Crane, of
Winchester. at Los Angeles, Cal, March H..
Thomas VIII and family left saturday for DAYTON, o.,
their future home Mr.. VIII Marlatt and family,
of Indianapolis, visited friends here this week..
Mrs. C. E. Msgee left Friday to visit her Harry
at Cincinnati Mrs Frank Fudge and her father,
Mr.. ]. B. Hull. returned Saturday from Taagerine,
Florida. Rev. r. D. Spelman and wife. of Shelby
vile, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Moor
day or two this week Miss Nellie Moon left
Monday for Ear1ham College to spend few days
with her brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. A
c. Beeson attended the funeral of Mr. Blossoms father
Wednesday, Ave miles south of Greenfield Mrs.
Jennie Miller and Mrs. j. B. Bristol attended the
joint county convention of the W. c. Z. q. at Hart
ford City three days this week.
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Miss Julia Turner. of New Castle, is the guest of
of A. l. Kerwood president of the Citizens National
Bank of this city, died Wabash Friday. Miss
Pearl Winnings IS the guest of New Castle friends
Miss Virginia Gren. of Spiceland has been the guest
of Ar. and Mrs William Truitt for a few days.
Adam Kle;nfelder is at Mt. Clemens, Mich, for his
health. He is accompanied by his wife. A grand
Easter ball is to be given in the halls of the new
Anthony Block here Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wicoxon celebrated their fortysixth marriage
anniversary last Wednesday. Miss Ida Le-
Roy, who has been visiting friends
here, has returned to her home 81
Wabash. Miss Joseph has returned to her home at
Sh elbyville- Miss Jennie B. Hagen gave three
splendid lectures in this city this week Mrs. Hen
ry Keller is the guest of her parents at Winchester
-. DIR. E. W. Sawyer and wife the guests of Mr.
and Mrs J. M. Long. Mrs. John Robinson is quite
seriously sick. Mrs Thomas McKillip and daughter
Minnie are the guests of friends at Frankfort.
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Paris.

Nellie Curtis has returned from an extended visit in
Oscola, Ia--- Miss Minnie Armstrong, who has been
the guest of friends in this city, returned her home
in Charleston, Tuesday. Mr.. j. W. Bradbury of
Baltimore, Nd, the guest of Mr.. T. E. Garner,
Monday Miss Laura Loftin, ndianapolis is Wis
ting Miss Name Sears. Mr. George W. Baber, of
indianapolis visited relatives in this city this week.
Cliff Wiley has gone TO Wisconsin Judge
Trogdon has gone to Jacksonville. Fla.
MIR. and Mrs Hamburger visited relatives in Attica
Ind, this week Mrs. Maurice Sholem returned
Wednesday from visit with relatives in Cleveland
and Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. Emma Straus, of
Chicago, who will visit relatives here Hon. w r.
Myers of Bloomington, Ind, was in the city this
weok- Mrs AL Turner is visiting her parents in
Frankfort, Ind John Boyd is visiting Harry Col
lom in Columbus, Ohio. ~ B. Brell has returned
from trip to the Pacific slope Mr. j. B. Lord of
Chicago, was in the city Thursday.
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Charleston.

Mrs. W. w. Skinner OF Newman. Ill, is a guest of
Mrs. Hooker. Misses Kate and Clara Roberts arc
home from Chicago Miss Eliza Moffett has re-
turned from Indianapolis. Mrs. f. K. Dunn is q
guest of Iowa friends Miss Mary Norfolk is home
from Carlyle. Miss Nellie Morris is back from Chi
cago-. Miss Ida Mullen will spend the summer in
Chicago. Mrs. r. S. Curd has returned from Cali
fornia- Miss Anna McNutt is visiting in Terre
Haute- Will T. jenkins spent the week in Chicago
Miss Ella Ricketts, is home from Terre Haute-
Mrs. Theop Van Deren and daughter, Mrs. Anna
Noyes. have gone to Powhattan, Ark Mrs. James
f. NJ jerks. of st. Louis, is the guest Of Mrs. Geo.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Miss Bessie Scroggs is home from Kenosha. Wis.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Louder, of Piqua, o. the
guests of NJ. B. Plank Sunday last Miss Laura
Hammett, OF Chicago, is guest of Mrs. Talbot: -
Miss Kate Parker is home from Chicago Miss Kate
Peabody, of Chicago spent the past week the city
Mrs. W. b. Mckinley and daughter Hattie are in
turned from Chicago Mrs f. s. Maltby and
daughter have returned to Iowa Mrs. Virgil Har
ris has returned ST. Louis Miss Belle Parker ia
visiting at Hannibal Mo.
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SI,elbvviIIe.

Miss Abbie Blythe has been visiting IN Indianapolis
miss frankie Cole, of Morristown is the guest of
Miss Anna Alexander Miss Lucia May Want the
elocntionist of Franklin the guest of the Misses
Rarrish last week Miss Jessie Carter entertained
number Of her friends, Friday evening her home
onNast Mechanic The Young Peoples Asso.
caiSu In the parlors of the Presbyterian Church
MonikT evening. Subject. Mission. Mrs. Fl. H.
Danghety, who has been visiting her daughter. Miss
Ella, NJ Hanover College, has returned home. Mrs
Minnie A2p berconbie, of Rushville visited friends
hcse last week Mrs Sam Hamilton is visiting Mrs
Fred Herrona in Indiana polls. The Misses Clark
entertained fSh pds Thursday evening at their home
three miles nosM of town The Ladies Home Mis-
sionary SocietysN the Methodist Church met with
Mrs. DIR. Floyd 1Aairsday afternoon.
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Mrs r. P. Moore, of Princeton Ind is the guest OF
Mrs M. w. Busey-- Mrs. d. W. Corey and daughter,
of Argos Ind, are guests of NJ A Corey and.family.
Mary Resi- and nephew have gone to eadng Pa to
spend the summer Mrs. John Busey and children
Of Penfeld. have returned hons Miss Eva Sim is
studying vocal music in Chicago Misses Emma
this city the past week. Mrs D. C. Brown of EN-
poria, KAN is guest of friends in this city Miss
Nellie Carnahan has gone to New M exico. - Mrs
Ritteuhouse's and Miss Cumnins's re cent parties
were largely attended
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Cooper Given a Life sentence.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, March 31.-The jury in the case of
Simeon p. Cooper tonight returned verdict of
guilty with sentence or life Imprisonment. Cooper
was charged with the murder of Cuisine Stewart in
saloon at Florence, Ind. in November, 1854. After
shooting Stewart per, fed to Kentucky, evading
arrest until the summer of 1887, when be was ar
rested under assumed name ut Chattanooga Tenn,
and taken 70 Switzerland county on a reQuisition
from the Governor of Indiana Hs took charge of
70 thia county and has been in jail here since
last August His trial twice postponed on ac
count of the absence of important witnesses.
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Fire at vincennes.

Soeclal 20 the lndianapols JouTnas-
YIScESSEs. Ind, March 31.-Fire broke out at
o'clock this morning in Jacob Casselrs wholesale
grocery establishment, aud spread NJ. Tyler s Co.'s
Agricultural implement and hardware house. The
siEe was evidently the work of an ineendiary The.
loss Cassell's building and stock Is fully SIS 600
nth no insurance. TIE loss Tyiers stock is fully
$4,000, and 900 building. kovered by insur-
anee in the London and Liverpo - the Phoenix, of
Hartford.
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CHICAGO, March 3I.-It has transpired that the
Cook county grand jury report fled late this evening
to the court traces the origin of every murder case
indicted to low zroggerics It therefore recommends
a universal 81 900 license for all saloons. paid in
advance for the entire year when the lcenseis taken
out 1t is known that this recommendation Is heart
iY Endorsed il not fathered in the State Attorney
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Edinhnr0.

Mrs Roena Huffman, of Bradford, o., is visiting
relatives in this city Frank Bird wife and daugh
of Indianapolis, were the guests of Homer Frost and
spent Friday here Miss Nettie Jocelyn. of Colunl.
bus, visited friends here last Sunday The Dairy
Maids Drill given by the young ladies of the Prea-
byterian Church, at Pruitts Opera house. last Friday
night, largely attended. Ed White returned
from Western trip last Wednesday.
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personal gND SOCIETY.
fro .ent.r Ts.arrtrt5orn

Released FRO Lentsn Restrictions.
The six quiet hks of Lent have passed
away, and this aeets the great spring fes-
tival of Easte bocislly, there has been a
deartb Of amy gnents Of every kind. and the
few company Of even fifty guests could
about be cor ed by the fingers on one hand
AmonR thosp who are in the midst Of social
life solitary invitation to tea. where there were
but few gpests, has been hailed with delight,
and Alm5ss any kind of an entertainment has
been accepted in a spirit of thankfulnsss Read
ing lad become monotonous, and SO
ar-fsss.l bit Of quiet gossip has been
ttarted 70 while away the weary hours. Rumors
81 enxaeshents have been made. and in some in
stances even published, which have not had the
slightest foundation of truth, and the announce
ments have been very embarrassing to those
whose names were mentioned. The quiet peo-
pie, whose amusements and recreations consist
not in parties and balls have enjoyed the season
OF Lent. and often much more than those who
like the Kaiety enjoy that. The customary
humorous remarks about Easter dresses and
bonnets are due, and in some Of them grains of
truth may be found. The churches to-day will
be more eiaborately decorated than at any other
season.
Where opening roses bresthing sweets difuse,
And soft carnations shower their balmy dews.
Where lilies smile ia virgin robes of white,
And varied tulips show so dazzling gay;
Blushing In bright diversities of day.
Elaborate programmes Of Easter music have
N been arranged by the directors Of choirs and the
v gervices viii be as bright and happy AZ they can
be made.
For the coming week numbers Of invitations
have been sent out for variety Of entertain
ments. receptions taking the lead; dancing
parties, teas. luncheons and thinble parties are
20 be given mostly, and q few weddings later on.
Flower weddings, which have been so fashion
able In England will probably be emulated here
10 some extent the coming season, and from
some Of the descriptions they must be
very pretty. Each bridesmaid represent
ing and carrying .2ne kind Of flower.
II. in a msy th-- arv fs1s
ZB8sts OF 1nncheons yellow
81 WAS described in Eastern paper
~ last week. The table linen was of yell
and white damask; beautiful scarfs OF yell
w China silk were draped effectively over the
aeks Of the dining chairs The floral decora-
ions consisted of daffodils and narcissus, and
khe hostess herself wore q gown of buttercup-
yellow plush, which almost lost it's identity in
pillows of flmy lace. The pale. yellow lights of
the lamps blended in perfect harmony with the
golden sunlight Of the afternoon, and ilumi-
mated effect as striking as it was novel and
picturesque.
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New Castle.

L. l.. Burr, of Greencastle is visiting friends here
this week Mrs. u. w. Burk is visiting at Chicago.
- R. NJ. Nixon has returned from Kansas w. H.
Elliott Is attending conference at Wabash Prof D.
s. Jordan president of the State University is in the
city Ed Pitman has gone to Kokomo and engaged
in business Miss Vienna Ogborn has returned to
college at Delaware. o. Frank Bowers visited rea-
tives and friends here last week Gideon Wilkinson
and family, of Oxford, o., the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. A. Tracy. Mrs. Ida Phenice and daughter
of Kansas City, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Logs
dom Mrs. Julia Page, of Obern, o.. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Heichestin, of this place. Miss
Linnie Jordan is home from DePauw University.
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ST. Joseph.

w. Moore of Carroll county Indiana is guest
of friends here Miss Minnie Dawson visited friends
in Sidney last week Miss Laura Meek. of Danvie
Ill, is guest of friends here James Reese and n.
G.. Swearinger attended the K. of p ball at Urbana
recently Miss Prudie Leroy is home from VISIT
in Douglas county James Jarrett is visiting in In.
diana Mrs. David McOullum has gone to South
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It Makes them All sick,

CINCINNATI, o.. March 31.-Judge Sage. appli-
cation. has postponed the joint trial of VIM. Means
and John r. Dscamp defauting metropolitan Nation
al Bank officials from April 10 to some time in May
Mr. Meanss health is too precarious for him go
into the trial.
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Charles Tsnsey Is ting his parents in Monrovia
Ind. "A Miss CievelaA of Greenfield Is visiting
Miss Ora Newcomer Aphn Doan who has beeu Wis.
iting relatives in Kansas Aas returned Rev Neal
is attending Nj. z. eonfeN Aee at Wabash Mrs. s.
L. Avis has returned from Visit TO her daughter
Mrs. Charles Patterson OF reenyvood Dr. Van
Nuys and family have gone toV anderson, where they
will make their future home & Todd has re-
turned 70 Valparaiso.