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Crawfordayille.

Miss Kate Craig is home from . visit at Romney.---
Miss Aletha Luse has gone to Chicago, and will &C
sailing Aug. Rev. R J, Cunningham is enjoying
a vacation in the East IS. r. Truitt aud wife have
returned to Noblesville. -. Charley Morrison. Of La
Porte, is visiting ]. G. Elston. jr.--.Mrs- O.. r. Wat
son and daughter, of indianapolis, have bean the guests
of H. 5. Watson and family. Mrs. II. II. Docterman
and son, of Covington, have been visiting in this city.
- X. j. Greene has returned from California. -.
Frank Hurley is home from . visit at Wabash.- Mack
Allen, OF Terre Haute. is visiting his sister. Mrs. DR..
Gott.---Judge Thomas is ut Santa Fe, y. NJ, for a
visit. -. Miss Martha Huston is in Chicago visiting
relatives Miss Nellie Garraghsn, of Chicago. is
the guest of NJ. Price and family. Mrs. Il. NJ. Rob
bins has returned to Danville after a Welt with Mrs.
II. +. Crabbs--- Miss Clara Command is in Plainwell.
Mich, visiting Mrs. o. p. Bates. Eph Joel anG wife
have been visiting at Lafayette-.-.Mrs ". Taylor, of
Greencastle. is the guest Of her brother, DIR. I. ~.
Prof. \. Is. Milford is home from his lndi-
ana bicycle tour. ID. Misses Maud CowAn. Helen Smith,
Lulu Bromley, and Sally Newton are visiting at Wal.
Mrs. Nj. W. Bruner Miss Rose Harris.
of Oakland. Mimi. is visiting here
r. J. Greene ard wife, of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting
at Rev. j. w. Greenes. Miss Enlora Miller. Of La
of indianapolis. has been visiting here.--.Mrs John
Breaks has been visiting in Chicago..-.Dr . T. II.
Harrison and w. G. Gerard, Of Lebanon. were in the
city during the past Week.-Mrs. Alice Rogers, OF
Terre HaGte, il visiting here.--.Sam SCOTT, of Mon
mouth, H.. Is visiting ia this city. Miss Carrie Aus
tin has returned 10 Bloonin ston. Ind after q visit
with Miss Ella Webster. Mrs. r. A Snyder has
returned 10 Louisville, after q visit 20 her brother,
James Mack Miss Rebecca Birch is visiting in
Detroit. Mich Miss Nellie Tiiford. OF indianapolis,
is the guest Of Miss May Kline.-..MrS. g. S. Glenn.
ents is home from a visit at ssndusky, o.. Miss
Minnie Austin is in Normal, m.--.Mrs. Eph Joel IS
visiting in Buffalo, n. Y.--.Dr. G.. A. Thomson and
wife. Of Chicago. are in the city Mrs. Eli Kahn and
daughter have returned from Terrs H.ute Miss
Miss Julia Brans,ein. of Terre Hsu.s. is the guest Of
Miss Ida Kahn.
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Allen. teacher IN The Classical School. and Misses
Cunmias. Atkins, Share. Holman. StAu,or. Porter
and others.
Little dinners" a. Newport are q fashionable form
Of entertainment. and the following description 10
gwen Of he table decoration Of two little dinners
which we're gwen there this season. BY wsv of giving
them . bit Of originality: The Louis LoriIlsrds had
eight people around q board that was covered with .
el0th o. grass green velvet. on which were s.re~sd
wrssshs OF Alpine poppies. That sounds rather curoas.
but IN reality 10 looked perfectly charming Then AIRS.
Schuyler Hamilton gave . dinner 81 which the table
vas spread with q white satin cloth. ard in the center
was n large sack Of the sans material tied with = sill
yer cord. and cot Of IL were tumbtng masses o. snow
white and very pale pink sweetpea blossoms Those
pink peas were the only touch Of color IN the 6eeora-
sioDs; everything else WAS snow-vhite.
Thursday was the Gixth birthday anniversary Of
little Lillian Atkins, your gsst daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George ATKINS, and she celebrated the event b.
giving = party 70 her yoang friends At the family resi-
dence on North Mississippi street. The little hostess
was assisted IN entertaining her guests BY her sister
Florence and brother Willie. Games were the diver
sion all the afternoon. and when the refreshments
were served boubons containing paper caps were
gwen 20 each. and soon each bead was decorated with
them In al shspes and oolo-s. A large number q
pretty presents were received from admiYing friends
The company included Jaliette and George Brown.
George and Neva Pee, Lizzie and Lucy Hardy, John
Bryan. Jessie Ceaveland. Hattie Eitel, Edith Bing-
ham. Winifred Lewis, Scott Rurnels, Willie and
Charles Jacobs. Clara Hawkins, Ada Born, Mona Rea.
van and Palia Ramsv
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r FOR A BED.
The Queer Resting Place of . Man Whose Life
Was Blightsd by His Betrothed's Death.

The Queer He1tinG ftoCe % u l. Ltio
Was Blightsd by His Betrothed's Death.
PHILADELPHIA Record.
Robert w. Deal, who had gained local and ma
tional reuown by nightly making his bed in .
coffin for the last twenty years, will soon be laid
in his peculiar couch for the long last sleep. The
poor fellow died last night
: .'Bob."ss he was Familiarity known. resided In
Frankfor., where his eccentric ways and ODD
little figure were familiar to every resident OF
the place. He was o sufferer from asthma, aud
on that account sought his repose IN tho
sepulchral resting place. His bedroom
was the loft over the undertake
ing establishment of E. n. Allen, at
No. 20 East Sellers street, Frankford, and the
cofin-bed lay in the center Of the room. Bob
was a beneficiary upon the undertskers charity.
and had for years done odd jobs around the
place for his board. He bad occupied this coffin
every night since he came to Mr.. Alien. except
when his asthma was 90 bad that be wss COM
PEELED to sic up during the night.
He was a quaint little man. about ffty-three
years old. with pisrcing black eyes. and curling
black hair that was fas, turning gray. II. came
OF one OF Frankford's first families His father
was once the leading Democratic politician OF
the town. aud an extensive builder. de built
all the original buildings n Frankford Arsenal
more than half a century ago. He gave all his
children, Robert included. Q liberal education.
and brought them up Ia luxury. The under.
takers shop used TO be his fathers stable. and
the loft he made bis bed In wssin his ooyhood bis
pigeon DoUSc.
A rox sncs OF love twined around the life Of
this little man, with bis stopped shoulders aud
peculiar Ways. his lady love died many years
aso. and Bob often repeated some OF the SON
nets OF which she was 20 fond. IL was thought
that poor Bob never fully recovered from the
blow caused by her death. and the walls OF the
workshop OF the Undertaken have numerous
a.rostics and poems OF Boos composition writ.
ten upon them. He WAS . mathematician OF
some pre,snsious and . fae penman. Dir. Allen
had known Bob from boyhood. and being
familiar with bis sad history INDUCED him In al
his whims. Bob complained the last few days
OF feeling unusually bad. and be died 10 under
taker Allen's Office last evening.
A visitor 20 Me-. Ailen's shop one night some
weeks ago found that eeotlsmsn ses tad 10 his
Office. Come with me- raid be. taking ND a
lantern ana leading the way upstairs. 'and I
will show you Bob; he 10 10 his bed now Fol-
lowing Mr.. Allen up the steps leading 10 the
loft the light exposed 10 the visitor long rows
OF coins ranged around the room. Ous o. sx-
ira large sire lay upon the floor. aod from with.
Ia IL same deep labored wheezing. The lid Was
well drawn up and po,hing inside could be seen.
"Hsilo. Bob. are you inF said the undertaksr.
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Hon. Will Cumback I'm Caiifornia-

~ ohhNiDe NV SatF -
II the management 10 connection with the Al
lance assembly had found IL necessary to give
fresh impetus 70 the upfageing interest which
has been exhibited by the numerous audiences
which haze througed the Tabernacle from the
inception OF the proceedings their selection Of
Hon. Will Cumbac could not have been more
apropos or judicious, nor could the subject upon
which the honorable gentleman dwelt have been
more appropriate or acceptable to bis hearers.
The addresses which have been delivered
hitherto have been marked so largely
by a richness Of thought and solidi'y OF charac-
ter that the people were thoroughly prepared 70
indulge in q treat suen as they participated IN
this morning. The honorable lecturers topic
alone was a Sufficiently novel and attractive one
to I'LL the Tabernacle. and TO say tina. the anii-
ence was delighted aud carried away bv the
speaker would fail to express the appreciation
and popularity with which the address Was
received. while the unanimous and unAl-
must have been extremely gratifying 20
Mr.. Cumosck- We would not attempt further
to describe the lecture aud it's mirth provoking
witticisms, the practical criticisms OF existing
follies Of married life. the duties OF PLATFORM
speakers ss educators. the depletion Of lud.crous
homo scores, 80 true TO life. the amusing aspect
OF woman'se xaltation aud mans self Abassment
presented 10 tho Colonels eloquent, sparkling
and puneent style peculiar TO himself. but
would congratulate Long Beach and The ALI
sne- Assembly upon having the opportunity Of
listening TO such a lecturer ss Col Will Cum
back aud Such q lecture IS The Model Hus.
band
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Terre Haute.

Mrs. Tarleton Thompson went to Lake Mills last
Sunday for the summer Misses Minnie and Lucy
Hoffman, of Danville, III, are visiting Miss Lizzie
Schulmeyer. on Walnut street. --.M Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Miller, of Nashville, are in the city, visiting
his father on North Eighth Street
MFRS. z. Burd, of Ann Arbor, Mich. is visitin
her daughter, Mrs. ]. II. G. Royes.--.M Miss Mary @.
Hubert, of indianapolis, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Will Har tmsn. &. Miss Belle Sperry. of Ann Arbor,
Is spending her vacation with Miss Minnie Royse....
Mrs. VIM. Z. Ball has returned to her home
in New York.--.Miss Josie LaGrands.
who has been visiting here. returned
to her home at Paris to-day. ACCOMPANIED by Miss
Jessie Shids. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wiley. Miss
Kate Wiley, Mrs. Hess aud Mrs. Isaac Ball left on
Wednesday Tor Charlottesville. and Mrs. Joseph
Briggs. with their children, went to
Briggs sister. Mrs. Briggs and the
children viii 20 TO Oconomowoc before returning.
Miss Alice Rogers s in Charlottesville on a VISIT.
Mira. X. A Woods is visiting in Arcola Mrs. James
Clara Dickinson. Of DsnviIle, ILL.,, is
visiting in the city.--.Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. +. Hoberg and Margaret Hoberg are in
Cincinnati MFR. and Mrs. George Rapson are visit
ing in Indianapolis. Mrs. r. l.. Ball is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Kern, at Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Miller and Frank Miller have gone tie Max
inkuckee---.Mrs. i. Goodman and two children
nave gone 10 Philadelphis to remain until
September Miss Myrtle Grubbs. of Greencastle, is
visiting Miss Jessie Watson, on South Sixth street.
Judge j. NJ. Allen and daughter. Miss Anna,
have gone to Denver. Miss May Bryson. of Brazil,
visited Miss Fannie Foster. in this city, during the
week.
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EdiuhurY.

Mrs. John Ward, OF Thorntown. Ind. 10 the guest
OF I. g. Valentine and wife -. Misses Essie Kuhn and
Anna LAughery are visiting A. Msrtinsvllle. DIR. j.
Hallweu. 0.-..Mrs. Ella Rice. Of Danvilie. H.. visited
relatives here last week Miss Fannie Freeman
spent the past week with friends ~ franklin.-..Chas
Norman left last Tuesisy for Chicago, where he viii
remain fer some time Samuel Cutsinger and wife
are visiting trends az BOOnville. Ind.--.Dr. W. p.
Rush returned home last Tuesday from Pennsylvsnia,
where Re visited relatives for several weeks .. Miss
Annie Shaner. Of ColumbGs. - visiting Miss Ella
HoyGe.-..Nr. George johnson will leave here to-
morrow for Narfreeshurg. Team 49,. Miss Daisy Shane.
of Columbus. il visiting her sister. Mrs. May Carvin.
Miss Georg 4 Cox, Of Indianapolis, Is the guest OF
relatives hers.-..Mrs George Roth 10 visiting relA-
tves ~ Upton. Ind Mr.. James Guston has re
turned home from Rsntoal. IL. where he has been
for some tine.
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THE LADIES' TAILOR.
He Discourses on High Art I'm Womau's
Dress aud the Mysteries Of tho Wardrobe.

New York World.
1T is = good deal moro trouble to fit q lady
tian you would imagine" said q fashionable
ladies' tailor, as he sat In his elegantly furnished
dice aud motioned to mis- servant to bring q
chair for bis visitor. because. sou see, ladies
are very peculiar. / have been in this bust
ress for years. and have had dealings with every
bind OF lady in this country and in Europe.
Cow are ladies' measured Well, first
hey take of their outer waist,
ieaviax their neck and arms bare Then the
sitter measures them from the collar to the waist
IN the back. the width OF the back is taken at its
widest and nsrrowest parts, the front from the
base Of the throat TO the waist. next from the
under arm 70 the waist, and then the size OF the
throat is taken. after that we take the measure
ment OF the bust, waist and hips. That done,
he inside length OF the sleeve IS taken. and the
circumference OF tho bicsps. The measure Of
the SKIRT is next taken. I'D, down and around.
Then we have three ettings-frst IN the rough.
second with more perfect Innings aud lastly
when everything Is completed
''Who does the fttingf'
.Men aud women. Some ladies will be fitted
by none but men- They don't seem 10 like
women about them. Some don't like the idea
Of wearing so few clothes and allow men 10 han
ala them. Fitting Is q rather embarrassing
thing 81 times, let me tell you. Then women's
vastly keeps Q great many from allowing men 70
1T them, especially where the figure Is not we'll
rounded. Most Of the ladies wear skin tigh.
web undergsrmspts, which show all the out
lines aud YET are not inmodest. Good filters
practically command their own prices. They
work only during the seAsons. which are very
short here, and they make a. 900 TO 5000 o
year. They are born filters. just IS men are
born poets and orators"
How do you make up' a poor ogursf7
That's 40 art For instance. . lady will come
who Is as thin "a . rail, with no busf. no arms,
no snoulters We have TO use cotton wAddinx
TO supply her deficiencies. That's where q good
ft,er comes in. \ bungier would n axe her look
lum py. but al artist in hs line turns her ous .
model Then suppose a big feshy lady comes
} Along. She has an N esxpAnse Of breast OF
| pourse that must be broken. We usually break
The bodice into four lines By . rever OF the same
elcth. Your eye eau only travel from ons l.ne
10 the other, and before 10 has psssed sroual ell
I % them the mind torgen 70 notice the sxp9asa
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Union Citv.

Miss Lottie Cusick. of Dayton. o., is in the city,
the guest OF Miss Myrtle Hooper, Mrs. r. :. Fish
or and her mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Cotton. are takirg a
vacation at Bay View. Mich. MIR. William J. Hook
has joined Mrs. Hook for q visit with friends at
Carding.on, o. Miss Annie Hedrick and Miss Cora
Fisher are attending a teachers convention at Bay
View. Mich---.Miss Allen. of Greenville, o., is visit
ing friends here---.Miss Belle Murphy is visiting rel
atives at Hamilton, o.. Mrs Is. +. Coddington is
visiting her mother at Morrow. o.. Prof. T.. J. Da-
Wis and wife have returned from q visit with friends
At Msrysville. O.--.Mr. William Strawbridge, of Chi
cago, has joined his wife here. MIR. and Mrs. J. o.
Reed, of East Saginaw. Mich, are visiting Mrs
Reed parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcneil, of this
city..-,Mr and Mrs. Strawbridge returned % Chlca-
90 on Tuesday. d. Miss ysttie Weisner has gone for
a visit with relatives at Tdabash----Mrs- Lille tSim-
mons, of Portland, Ind, is in the CITY, the guest of
Carrie Strong, OF Canton. IL. is here visiting friends
and aeouaintances- MIR. John kOontz and wife
visited friends AZ Greenville. o.. the fore part os the
week.--.Mtss DeRush, of Dawn. o., 10 in the city
visiting relatives----Mrs John Thomas, of CHICAGO,
Is in the city With her sister. Mrs. X. j. Clark Rev.
.. T.. Gates, OF East Saginaw. Mich. IS in the city
the guest OF Miss Dora Spring..-.Mrs. May Swain
and son, OF Marion, Ind. are visiting Mrs. G.. c.
Mitchell Mrs. Jones. OF New Madison, o., visited
friends here the past week. Miss Ella McCune. of
1reenville, u. Is In the eity tthe guest OF Mrs. Oscar
Shank---.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thum. of Broken Bow.
Neb.. are IN the city visiting Mrs. Thum's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smock :. Mrs. Lucy Connell. of
North Lewisburg, o.. is here visiting her brother, Mr.
L. II. Turpen....Mr. b. 7. Gribbtn ard family, Of
Munes. were in the city the fore part Il the week
visiting Mrs. Grioben : father. who is quite ILL.,
Miss Craven, OF chicago. accompanies Mrs. Judge
Thomas, visiting Mrs. r J. Clark. The Misses Gar
rctt. OF Winchester. visited friends here the past
visit of some months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. u. Swain.
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Wabash.

A. ". Atkinson aud family are at Bethany Park.
Mrs. Lille Jackson. Of oseeols. Ia is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tin CrAft-..-Nrs. Nellie Livingston. Of
South Bend. Il visiting Der parents in this city Miss
Nell King Is va itng AZ Chautaaqua AXE Miss Bes-
SIC Gosssiteis the guest Of MISS Cora Altman. in Hunt
ington. who gave = delightful party in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Thorne an visiting a. Clifton,
Kan. Miss Nellie Moulder OF Kokono. i. visiting
Annie Herring. g. VI. and Mrs John Owens are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John Deener. At Benton Har-
Dor. Mich. 800. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rou.eh are visiting
their son at Van Vert. O----S J. favue
aud wife are NJ Cincinnati NAP Coainberry. Of
Butler. superintendent % the Baltimore &
Ohio road. IL IN the city. sceomra aisd BY his family,
in attendance upon the funeral Of William Ditton.
who was Mrs. COAinbe-ry's father. Mrs. DR.. Jones
aud dau sater Ese. % Indianapolis are the guests Of
W. 2. Jones and J. 7. Htuenens.-.. MesiAnss Dunn
Payne szd Boyas we're IN Marion, the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs Jones.--..Mrs Mex
Hubbard VISITED in Peru on Sunday -
Miss Maud Dies Is IN Marion. the guest Of Mss
Myra Re ksErod. ID. Miss LAEsis Hoover has returned
from q visit - her SISTER n Fort Wayne Mrs. ..
Il. togus leaves next week for Rschmoud where she
wall visit her rela.ves.-..Ns flor. MecreA passed
Sunday ., Anderson. the grss, Of Aiss Grace MeCul-
lOugh-
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GrrencastIe.

I'd Ridpath has retained from a. extsEded visit 70
Greenfield. 49,. Miss Carrie Austin. Of Bloomington. is
visiting fTienGs here. Charles White has returned
20 ChieAgo----Mr. 7. c. Hsmmond has returned from
the North Steve stratron and Thad Alice are visit.
ing friends and relatives Ia Paris. m....Miss Winnie
Cooper - visiting IN kenton. Ini.-..Miss Jessie SeS
IL Visiting IN Sullivan Paul Detriek left yesterday
Tor San DECO. Cal Miss LirEis St4ley has returned
from = visit - Cbsnnte. Kan. Miss Et;A hraashAv
IL VISITING relatives 81 La.ayetts.--.PEoE Ayres has
retHrzed from an extended tour through Illinois,.
I'd Sheridan was iE the city Friday circulating among
his nany friends DIR. RidpAth has been In Gnsin-
nan ca bnsisess during the past week. J. Cole,
% -. Louis has bsen lie quest OF his broth.
er J. W. Cole. during the past week 80.
Mrs. Nm. Bridges and dsaghtsr are visiting relatives
al baiHbFiige. . CsDt. Wm. Spurgin. Of The L. ). A,
has returned % rs post a. wsst Poln,.. Mrs. Mary
Birch. Mss Mary Birch and Mrs. Nashburn are the
guests OF Bishop joyce ana family, Of CneirnAti....
Miss Lucia Williams. who has been visiting Aur'ie
Allen, has returned 10 her home IN Findlay. Or.
ID. Alder "a. returned from . Wait 20 Wabash - ns
Of tie nost enjoyable and brilliant sntertAmms nts %
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Urhana.

Mrs. Jamcs Fry is visiting at Madison. wis....Miss
Hattie Morrison is the guest Of Miss Belle Brown, in
D,nv. lie =. Hrs. J. s. Mccullough ana children are
home from Hannibal, MOI. A. Shaw and wife
are home from Ohio. Mrs. j. E. Oldham is visiting
at Pepdleton. Ind.--.Mrs. Ella Hampton has re-
turned to her home at Delphos, o miss NJ. NJ.
Wood has returned to Indianapolis. . Miss Minnis
Rsa il home. after a months visit in Chicago - Mrs.
Winter. OF Portsmouth, o.. is a guest OF J. Holt and
family. -. Misses Della Palmer and Blanche Brown,
OF Danville, are visiting in the city Misses Kate
Park. Annie Weber and Annie Tobias are home from
visit TO Indiana points. Miss Gertie Richards has
returned from a visit in Peoria.
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Mrs J. W. Maxim and children left TIE frs. Of the
week on = visit - friends a. Buckheld, Ms.-.-Mrs. j.
G Ldvezey and dAueh ter Gertie visited Muncis friends
this week.-Mrs.. A. l.. Norris, OF Farmer CITY. IL,
Is the guest of the family of Thsd Cofn..-. MIRA u.
a. Tracy. son and daughter. are visiting in OHIO -.
Mrs. Lizzie Z. Goodwin and Mrs. T. W. Gronendyke,
are visiting a. Lynn.--.Homer G.. Bradley. wife and
mother. OF Arkansas are il the city visiting relatives:
Miss Emelins Thomas, ot Richmond. visited
friends here this week...EIiah Benbow and wife. of
Chicago. Are guests Of Mr.. Benbows parents. I.
W. Milhkan and family have moved from this city TO
indisnspOhs Miss Phebe Harvey is visiting At
Muneie.--.Miss Clara Hofacker. OF Batanan, OAK
10 the guest Of friends here.
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Paris.

Mr.. VIII Beekman, of Erie. Pa, is in the city, the
guest of his uncle, w. Is. Caldwell Mrs. +. ID.
Davis is visiting her son at Coal Bluff, Ind Jasper
n. Bell, of Webster City, Ia, is in the city, the guest
of his nephew. E.. R.. Westbrook.- Miss Lille Coffee,
of Boston. H., is the guest of Miss Fannie Howell. 80.
Mrs. Wilet Judson is visiting relatives in Reelsville,
Ind.--.Rev. John r. Eads, of Ashland, Ky, is the
guest of his brother, James A. Eads Miss Julia
Brandenstien is visiting relatives in Charlottesville
Ind. Capt. G. v. Jsquith, of Cincinnati, was in the
city the first of the week Lieut.. A. Fl. Brown, of
the Fourth Infantry. U. S. army, is in the city visit
ing relatives John Clark. of Indianapolis, is visit
Ing friends here Miss Eta and Charlie Levings re-
TUNED home from Indianapolis Saturday. q. George
Fisher has gone to Hutchinson. kan:--.keefer Lauf-
man is visiting relatives in Harrisonburg, Pa....Mrs.
G. W. Vance and two sons returned Wednesday from
an extended visit in Kentucky. Mrs. Maurice
husband will join her there next week. and they will
then 90 20 the seashoIe for a months recreation.
Mss Nettie Hunter visited relatives in Terre Haute
last week.
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heIbyvill

Miss Mile Bookwalter has returned from her visit
to indianapolis friends. Miss Daisy Judkins. of
Indianapolis, has been the guest Of Miss Emma Fa-
vorite. : Miss Lura Hoover, of Dayton, o., WAS the
guest of Miss Minnie Bookwalter the past week.
Miss Fannie Levinson has gone to Chicago to remain
the rest Of the season. .. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton
M |. o II g W oaPe may ne C 70 Oo SOne t~, . ,bs 1nsst Of
friends here last week :. Miss Sallie Blitz. Of Louis.
vile, Ky. was the guest of Miss Julia Joseph during
the week Mrs. ii. N. Ray and daughters. Misses
Hattie and Sadie, viii leave for Turksy lake Lext
week. TO be absent for a time---.Quite q crowd of
ladies and gentlemen went to Cincinnati on Thursday
to witness The Fall of Babylon. Mrs. Dora Rob.
ms. of Lawreneeburg. Ind, was visiting friends here
last week. Mrs. Charlie Morrison has returned
from her visit to her parents In Rush county.
ing Sunday in indianapolis. :. Misses Georgia Blanch-
ard and May Jones will visit friends in Hope next
week. Mrs. Dora Feiblenan and two sons, OF lndi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bishop were in Cincinnati last
week.