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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-10

The National Bar Association is now
in session ut Cleveland. The following
telegram received last evening from Mr.,
+. S. Allison, one OF the delegates from
the West Virginia State Bar Association,
explains itself:
The National Bar Association decided
to-day to hold its next annual meeting
at White Sulphur Springs on July 81,
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WASHINGTON, D, c., August 9.-For
Western Pennsylvaniaand West Virginia
slightly cooler, followed Friday after
noon in Western Ohio by rising temper
allure. Westerly winds becoming varia-
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The hot weather cools off wonderfully
when you get on the mountain top. The
Mt. Lake Park Hotel has broad piazzas
and all the accommodations to make
STAY pleasnnt.
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WE have The only successful machine
md method OF delnagncti2ing watches
In West Virginia
JACOB Y. CRUDE, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth Il Market SITS.
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HlNG-sMITH-0n Thursday AuCu,; o. ,.s,
BY Rev. N +, Dryden, MF. ". e Mia ss,
Miss MISSIE Smith. all of this Div 1'''
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MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
1II FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of ~ Gefg , ii.al.,,Gi
south OF Moundsville, convenient 10 gANitH A"'
schools, within two miles ui mill hpI ,I''" o.,
Farm OF about " acres, Two nile ItuH' avs
and railroad; part bottom.
~. V. H0GE { Bro.
tcp lJD Market street
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pnlNK sIalto,. it IS pleasant.
DRINK Malto for tho nerves.

"MuE.Exp" Spool Cotton has white
cotton on black spools.
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A beautiful life size portrait OF Mrs.
Andrew Patterson, artistically executed
in paste!s by Miss ADELAIDE Gilchrist, is
attracting great attention ct Nicoll's art
store. 1t is worth visit,
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The thermometer at schnepPs drug
store. Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered MS follows:
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Wanted.
Announcements.


A ENCOURAGEMENT.
To he Voters Of Ohio County;
lam a candidate for the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney, and respectfully solIHty your vet, a;
the election to be held SovombeFC, ISIS
Truly yours, -...
IyI JOE p. Els0y.
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THR Dress Makers friend-"NIile.
End" Spool Cotton.
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FUlGS!


Ladies having Seal sacques they wish
to have repaired, redyed, or changed
into Jackets or Short Wraps, should
send them to J. G. Bennett & Co.'S Fur
Factory, corner OF Wood street and Fifth
avenue, Pittsburgh. They insure good
work At reasonable prices, and are the
best known Fur House in the country.
Seal sacqucs, when redyed, look like now.
Seal SacqUeS can be made into Jackets.
Seal Sacques can b. made into Wraps.
Seal SaCqucs cHn be made tlght.ntting and short.
Seal saclueS can be made longer and trimmed.
Address, J. G. BENNETT & Co.,
Manufacturers Of Furs, corner OF Wood
streetand Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MWSF
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.HHE NATIONAL Meeting
or the Sons of Veterans Of the
War Of the Rebellion.
DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS
OF the Order Representing Many
States who will be Present-rhe
Arrangements by tho Local
Committee all Completed.

There have been larger
gatherings of strangers in
Wheeling than that which
will meet here on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday OF
next week, but never in the
history of the city has there
been one more representative
or distinguished in its char
L.. sL.L. Z: AZ
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For Sale.

DOR SALE BUSINESS PAYING
IL from 500 10 s. W per dug tapiA 4,
quired from 500 TO 500. suitable either ~ q Ai'
or gentleman. Address J. q. sllAAAN' NG''
Ing hA'
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'eMIIE-END" Crochet has no equal.
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Anderson.


B. L. Bing and wife have returned from CT acinnati.
Mrs W. R. Myers left for Fort Niagara Monday,
to be absent several days. While there she
will be the guest of Captain Macklin, u s. A., and
family C. L. Henry and wife have returned from
New York city Miss Ida Cothiey, of Boston, was
the guest of Mrs. N. @. Mccullough the past week.
MFRS. Mary Hurst is Milton Mrs. @. b.
Cooper Is visiting her daughter Mrs. c. A. Hurst 1t
Chicago. :. The Anderson Cooking Club will give
rose tea at the home of Miss Georgia Branham. on
next Wednesday evening DR.. c. c. Curtis and wife,
of Nobssvle. were in the city Sunday with relatives
80. Miss Emma Ring, who has been .
guest Of the family of Edmund johnson.
returned to her home at Elwood on "Wednesday. :.
Thomas Boland and sister, Miss Mary, have returned
from Pittsburg- Miss Alice Wilson, of New Castle
who has been visiting Anderson friends
turned home Monday. :. Mrs. John Northlans. of
wacott, Ind. visited the family Of H O. Brown the
past week Miss Efis Rogers of New Castle is the
guest of Postmaster and Mrs J. w. Pence.
j. c. Stephenson and wife. of Noblesvle, are the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. q ".
Griffith Mira III. T. Bailey. of Piqua~ o., is
the guest of Mrs. r. p. Grimes
Mira d. W. Cooper. of Greenfield. was the guest of
Mrs. Samuel Buffkin, Tuesday. Mrs. G. O. Forrey
tetaned the infant class of the Presbyterian Sunday
school at lawn festival Thursday afternoon :. Mrs
George Syler is visiting at Franklin---.L. u Will
Jams and Miss Hannah Allen were married on Thurs
day. Rev. Q. G. Hudson, pastor Of the First M. r.
Church. oficiated. DR.. @. s. Burr of Mitchell
OAK, - visiting in the city.
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shslbyvills.

Miss Bessie Protzman has gone to Dayton o.. her
former home to spend TIE summer Miss Lizzie
Bman s the guess of her niece, Miss Edith Gordon,
who is attending school at Glendale. o.. Miss
Susanna Wilson is in Clinton, Mo-, short visit.
--..Mrs. Mary Saye, of ChAndlerville, H.. wss the
guest of Mrs. Ben Jones last week The Home Mis-
sonary Society. of the Presbyterian Church win give
Mrs s. L. Van Pelt north Of town. on the 14th of
June Mr.. VIII Simonton, who has been the guest
of Miss Mote Sutton for the three weeks has
turned TO his home in Lebanon, o. Misses Pet Por
tor and Reta Sanders of Lebanon, the guests of
the Misses Glessner- Miss Eta Wingate has
turned from Lcganspopt- Mr.. Harry Protzman, or
Springfield o. is the guest of Misses Lizzie and Anna
Grace visiting in Jennings county The Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met with
Mrs. George Kent Tuesday afternoon. and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year. Pres
ident. Mrs. VIII Major; vice-president, Mrs. Nike
Posi-; secretary. Mrs. DIR. /. H. Drake; treasurer,
Mrs. T. w. Fleming Mr.. and Mira. p. p. Marsh,
who have been visiting here, have returned to their
of Chicago, Is the guest OF her parents here
Mrs. Charles b. Niue hrnore and George visit
ing IN Mount Carmel, O.---Aiss Laura Freele, or
Rgshville. has been the guest of Miss Mile Book
walter Mrs John Mess;ck il visiting friends in
Cincinnati and yevay Mrs. J. O. Pierson has re-
turned from her visit in Brazil Ind. Miss Caddis
Powell has returned from Frankfort where she has
been teaching in the public schools Miss Susie ~
OF Muneie, and Miss Lois Pierce, OF indianapolis,
are the guests Of the Misses Leesers. Mrs. DIR.
Coslentz. Cole. of Cincinnati Is visiting friends
here Mrs susan Bywaters of Louisville. ky..is
visiting relatives here. Ass Lucy Lazy IL the guest
Of her father In Indianapolis Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bliss, Of Nashville the guests ct Mr. and Mrs,
7. A. Swain the past week. Mrs. Sam hamilton
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Franklip college Notes.

On last Thursday evening the Webster Society gave
a reception ia honor of Miss Laura Ousbrey. soon to
Be married 70 A. A. Layton About 100 guests were
present. and the occasion proved to be one Of the
Noe class 49, is here from Kentucky The ladies'
fraternity served banquet at the home Of Miss EN-.
ma Ellis on Friday night -Kingmsn Carther OF
Kansas is the guest of his mother and sisters At
730 this evening the baccalaureate sermon VIII %
preached by DR.. Stott, in the First Presbyterian
Church E. Wright, of Mexico, student In "a
the season was the reception given the College Ten
mis- Club at their courts, last night Miss Sabrs
Gothic of the Mt. Auburn Art School. is home for
VISIT Field day. Tuesday June IL promises u %
quite success Prizes aggregate quite large sum-
Business men of New York, Chicago, Indianapolis
andFranklin are we'll represented on the prize hsts
every hour win be occupied until Friday morning.
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CrawfortIsviIle.

Mrs Robert Ross has been visiting IN Indianapolis.
...Mys. Joe Taylor has returned from Lafayette -.
Mrs c. A jay of Kokomo. IL visiting at w. T.
Brushs. - Miss Maud Cowan has been in Lafayette
Booze has been visiting in Lafayette. Joe Siegield
and family, of Rochester, have returned home after
visit at Fred Browns Mrs Harry Milligan Of
Indianapolis has been visiting Joseph Milligan's.
REV. Harry Taylor. of Chicago hiss been visiting
in this city NJ Davis Of Piainneld has been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. A. Sam Moore Miss Nell
Young. of Terre Haute. is visiting Miss Helen Smith.
- Miss Cora Campbell of Danvlls and Miss Mamie
Wilson, of Plainheld. have returned home after
visit with the Misses Kennedy. Miss Maggie Dur
harn of Greencastle is the guest of Mrs ID. w. Roun-
Mrs. T. ID. Brown has been visiting in Terre
Haute. Miss Laura Patton has returned 10 Lafay-
ette after visit with her sister, Mrs w p Heron.
A. b. Mifords, has gone TO Lafayette 20 visit her
daughter Mrs. A A. Rice. Miss Matte Thomas
tertained her friends last Tuesday evening Dr.
j. X. Ettor Is home from trip through the South
Among those who attended the Bacon Holden wedding
we're Misses Matte Steele OF Upton Miss Ella Gill;
land. of Sprinhed, MOI Miss Bacon, of Cincinnati.
and Miss Lowell of Warsaw Mrs. w. r. Ray
nond of Pasadena. Cal, 10 visiting in the city,.
Mrs Schuyler Colfsx an son. of South Bend and
Hiss Rariden, of Indianapolis guests of Mrs. H
s. Lane last Thursday President Tutte will con-
duct the Chapel Sunday" exercises this afternoon
the college, il being the last SUNDAY services of
this college yesr.--.Miss Mary White has re-
Prof J. NJ Coulter has gone to Pittsburs- Col
sJohn Lee il visiting in this city Misses Name
Brown ana Gertrude Smith, of Indianapolis are the
guests of Miss Nell Brown The Misses Krout gave
On afternoon reception last Friday Misses
Katharine Stone and Hannah Toussv. Of Indianapo-
lis are guests of Hiss Daisy Robertson. who gave
reception on Thursday evening. in their nouor.
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wife. Of Louisville. Ky. were the guests Of W. Il
Thompson and family last week---.Win Thompson
and Roscoe Mutz home from Bloomington. where
they attended college Miss Marie Geisier, OF 81
Louis, No., was the guest OF Miss Lavel Lynch tne
past week = Mrs. Mary Wright and daughter, and
Mrs. Lolita Hagenan have gone to DeSoto MO-, 20
visit friends. John Sharp and family OF columbus
spent last Sunda with relatives in this phase Mrs
Lizzie Hartung. of indianapolis. was the guest OF
Jac0 Roth aud family the past week Cris w amer
and wife visited relatives at Indianapolis Last sunday
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H.P w -ASSON e. co.

was in Indianapolis last week Miss "Dode" Metz
ger home from her visit in Cinsinnasi- Mrs. Bert
Morris and little daughter Mabel have returned to
their home in Winchester Mr.. Arthur Pruitt and
Miss Mamie Pruitt and Miss Mollie Demming. of
Edinburg. will spend Sunday with the Misses Ray.
....Miss Hattie Dunn entertained friends Friday
evening. Miss Emma Shelk win visit In Franklin,
Ind, next week.
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Union City.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Hook visited with
the wesk. Miss Gsrtie Kennedy has besn
called to Woodington, O.. by sickness and
death of = friend Miss Hannah Donovan OF this
city, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Maxwell at
Hartford City Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Edger of Red.
key in the city during the pastweek Miss Cora
Edgar. who has beensrerousy i'll. is slowly
valescing. :. Miss Mile Martin has resigned her
position with r. Kirshbaum s. Co., and viii take up
her residence 1t Winchester Miss May
Smelser, of Richmond, is now the guest
of her aunt Mrs. DIR. James Ruly, of this
place Mrs. Al Haworth and daughter Efhe. OF
Crestline o.. ere now visiting friends here. Miss
Clara N: Blsr. Of Lewisburs' o.; is among friends
and Sir. and Mrs. West Williams visited friends
at Enterprise. o.. the last week Miss Mafsis
Read spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Greenvi.le
o., with the alumni association Of that place Mr.
Harry Williams and wife. of Alton. H. Mr.. Nell
Williams of Bryan. o.. and Miss Frankie Williams.
of Chicago attended the Payne Williams wedding last
week Mr.. and Mrs T. q. w.rren. of Dayton,
o., were in the city fore part Of
the week guests of Mr. John Parent -.
Mrs. Geo w. Parchell is visiting relatives at Frank
fort Ind. Miss May Heath of Muncie, Ind, Is in
the city, the guest of Miss Annie Hedrick- Miss
Mantle II. Weesner 10 at home for short vacation
from her school in Ohio Misses McCune and
Vol, of Greenville, o. and Miss Minnie smith. Of
Sidney, o., are here - guests of Mrs. Oscar Shank
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Miss Nettis Steele Is visiting friends at Crawfords-
vile. Willie Pcken is visiting relatives atEvsns
visiting her sick mother. John Mott and wife are
visiting friends ct Kempton. Mrs. Kssah Kayton,
of Columbus, o. is visiting relatives in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cox have returned from their
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WIN vieus has returned from extended Western
trip Mrs. 8. II. Blount and Mrs. A. ID. Brown
went to Lagrange last Tuesday. where they are the
guests of Mrs. Blouneb brother. Mrs. Al Busick
last Monday, to attend the wedding of q rsla-
tive Of Mrs. Busick's. which took place on
wedn esjay. Mr.. Busick was also present. Miss
evening where she 10 visiting her brother Richard
---w VIII H. Stephenson. aeeomp.nied by his daughter
Laila- went TO Chicago on Tuesday, where arrange-
instruction of one OF the sksd musicians in the
Garden City,. Miss Eva Hedriek who has been At
tending school here returned 70 her home in Martins
panied by Aiss Minnie Bruner, left for Anthony
Kan, On Tuesday. Miss Brunsr wiz pass the
summer ~ Anthony.---A. n. Atkinson
and wife went - Chicago on Monday -.
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Mrs. J. R. Iotshar is visiting in indianapolis. =.
Jesse Lee. of st. Louis spent Sunday last with his
parents Mr.. Stepen Vancleave is visiting In Cofey.
VILE KAN Mrs Moudy and Mrs. Huntington
have returned to their home in Westfeld- Misses
Hattie and Rose Joslin have returned from Milwau-
kee. Albert Higert, OF Terre Haute. visited his
father here last Richard Woods has returned
from Kansas. Mrs Mitchell of Terre Haure, Wis
tied her daughter. Mrs. A. T. Kelly last week.
Mrs f. P Thayer ard son. of Greenfield. visiting
their father DR.. J. G. Rdpath- A Martin has
returned from New York. where he has been as del
eeate to the General AZ Z. Conference Miss Lou
Stuckey, of DePauw Music School, has returned from
visit 20 her parents at Gosport Miss Mabel Cook.
of Terre Hauts, the guest of Miss Nellie Fee
Saturday. Miss Lillian Southland the guest Of
the family of Judge Irwin, of Indianapolis last week.
.--.Miss Robinson. of Ashmore, III. was the guest
of Miss Edith Crcse last week. Frank KNIGHT, OF
the commercial school of Terre Hsute. visited his
parents here last Saturday. On Tuesday evening,
June 10, the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will give
reunion and banquet, at the homo of H. d. Renick;
the Phi Delta Thetas at the home Of Chas. Bridges,
and the Beta Theta Phi at their half 80
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Rockville.

Miss Eva Campbell has gone TO Cincinnati where
she will play the part of Calanthe, in Damon and
Pythias during the competitive drill of the Knights of
Py.hias Miss Rose Kendall, of Portland Mills. is
visiting the family of w. II. Hargrsve. Mr.. Law
renee Hunt, after spending week with his mother,
has gone South and will locate at Chattanooga Tenn
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Miss Luella and Anna Ward, of Miami, visiting
friends IN the city,. Miss Vivian Voss of Mobiles
vile, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Trout. Miss
Anna Williams, of Wabash, 10 visiting Miss Lotte
Ward. Rev. L. P. Marshall, who has been in Phia-
delpha the pastfew weeks returned on Saturday..
Miss Alice Green, of Delphi and Miss Mamie Taylor,
of Terre Haute, visiting friends here. Miss
being entertained by Mrs j. L. Farrar Miss Vile.
of Greensboro KY, is visiting Mrs Julius Falk---.
of Miss Rose Seyfert Mrs. Chas. Leebrick left on
Wednesday for visit with Rochester friends. Miss
Martha Wiley, of Charleston, Ill, who has been visit
turned to her home Thursday. Miss Williamson of
Logansport. Is the guest of Miss Name Ager- The
Peru Literary Club is of the social and distinctive
features and embraces the leading people AZ the city.
The meetings largely attended and deep interest
manifested The following officers will serve for the
coming term: President, Arthur Bodurtha; vice.
president VIM. Brenton: secretary, Rev. B. f..
Cavins; treasurer. e. J. Dukes. The meetings are
held weekly.
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New Castle.

Mrs. Frank Bowers and little daughter Of Indian
apolis the guests of James johnson and family.
MFR and Mrs. Ed johnson were guests of relatives
here the first of the week. Mrs w. +. johnson,
who has been visiting hero for several weeks left
Wednesday for her home in Washington City, Will
9ary and wife visiting relatives In this city,
Mss Mayne Ribble, of Muncie ID the guest of w. A
indianapolis. was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rinewalt this week Miss
Georgia Byer returned this week from Bloomington,
where she has been attending the State University
THE little Misses Edna and Ribble Wilson are
visiting their aunt Mrs w. A. Brown, of this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs " A. Wilson and daughter Mamie
of Munce spent Sunday the guests Of d. W. Kerr and
wife. .Messrs Claude Wilkinson and Mort Edwards
and the Misses Maggie Welborn and Stella Church,
of Knightstown, were in the city Sunday.
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Greensburg.

Miss Emma Vintage, of Hope, Ind, spent part Of
the week here Mrs H. n Christy, OF Delhi o.. is
with relatives in this city Rev. d. w. Sanders pas
tor of the Baptist Church. is spending few days at
Columbia City, Ind Edwin Davis has returned
home after spending several months in the South
Mr.. and Mrs John Meek celebrated their golden we'd
ding, at their home on North Broadway. on Monday.
Miss Salie Mason has returned home after clos
ing ner school at New CASTLE. Thomas Kitchen and
wife are visiting his brother at Kokomo. Levi B.
Whipple has gone to Newton, KAN Mrs. David
Ardery is visiting brother at Kingman, Kan. Mrs
Sarah Blair of Avon, ILL.,, Is here a visit. -Har
vey Becraft and wife visiting relatives OF
tawa. Kan Mrs. Geo. B. Stockman and daughter
are visiting friends at Des Mcines. Iowa Hon. w.
K. Pleak L Freeman and 8. II. Logan at Ocon-
omowoc, Wis, fishing.
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NIattoon.

Miss Nellie Van Ulzen is visiting in Terre Haute.
Miss Lulu Jones is visiting in Bloomington.
Miss Nellie Curtis Of Paris H. il the guest of Mrs.
E. d. McFadden Miss Emma Curgea is at Hot
Springs, Ark. - Mrs. H. NJ. and Mrs. Eleanor Cou
ter departed for Chicago on Monday. Miss Lille
Quick il spending vacation in Charleston -Superin-
tendent B. F. Armtage is visiting at Cairo, III. -.
Miss Della Walker is visiting in Casey, Ill. Miss
Carrie Gingles is visiting in Pana- Mrs. Thomas
Gallon. o.. are guests of Mrs G. G. Mac. Miss Net
tie Jennings is visiting in Chsmgsisn. ia. Mrs L.
O. Walch is visiting at 6rsmens, o. n. smithy
visiting in ST. Louis. Mrs. J. s. Anderson and son.
of Indianapolis, guests of friends in this city
in DanviIle, H. 80. T. DorAn and wife. accompanied
by Miss Nellie Casey departed Tuesday for Washing
ton, D. Co.. Miss Lucy B. Taylor is visiting at Graf
ton VT Mrs Jennie Kern is visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. N. o. Colson of Pars, visited Mattoon friends
the past week George Clark and wife, of Lyons,
Kan, are guests OF Mattoon friends Miss Anna
Lenhart is visiting in pana, m.-..Mrs. Kate b.
Swishsr has returned from Ohio. .,s
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Marion.

Mrs. ]. D. Cook and Miss Nellie Cook returned to
their home in Toledo on Monday, after an extended
visit with Marion relatives Misses Matte Overnan
and Mander Hamaker have returned for the summer
from Bloomington, where they have been attending
school. Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks and Mrs. Anna
Stone returned to Indianapolis on Tuesday, after
ten ten, days visit with Mrs; Mary MRS.
sence East. Granville G. Brown, Of this city,
married last Wednesday evening to Miss Elizabeth
Frank Brownies, of this city ofciated best man.
.--.Mss Ada Lindsay. who has been employed the
past year at Rush University in Tennessee. viii
spend the summer with Marion relatives. Mrs. NJ.
Bearcs of Boston il visiting her daughter. Mrs j.
II. Snodgrass. ..+-r
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PERSONAL MENTION.

G. ]. Weisel was In St. Paul Saturday.
Mrs. b. Maxwell who has been quite III. il
getting better.
Goo. HORNED went to Chicago Sunday on q
business trip.
Mrs. Morril OF Grafton Iowa is visiting her
cousin Wilson Beach.
Mrs. E. Il. Fitch went up to Duluth Friday,
and returned Monday.
Mrs. C. w. Cobb of Chamberlain ILL.,, a sister
Of Mrs. B. Maxwell, Is visiting friends In Aus.
tin. 80"
Misc Belle Gleason Of Blooming Prairie
came down Friday night and remained over
Sunday. 80" FL ss$5.>
Miss Myra Maxwell and Miss Blu. Shepherd
of CliRton Wis.,, are taking In the sights at
Sioux Falls this week. ---.>@>f '
Matilda Sunborg will teach the winter term
Of school in Marshall four miles north Of Rose
Creek. Her school will begin Nov. 70. ss.
Mrs. J. Il. Dunton Of Spirit Lake Iowa. and
Ms. ". NJ. Summcrteld from Durand Wis.,
sisters of Mrs. Ray, were in the city Saturday
Th. y had been visiting their home in Bloom
ing Prairie. Mrs. Summe, field returned ia
Durand Monday. .:,.s -