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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

7 AIDES Cts said) do not like
L. mathematics, or even figures.
Prudent housewives, however,
calculate carefully, and have
proved by practical results in the
kitchen the correctness of the
figures shown in Government and
State Official Reports that Cleve-
lands Superior Baking Powder
is the strongest and best OF all
the cream of tartar powders.
Clereland Baking Ponder Co.,
81 d. SO Fulton ST., NeU York.
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STATEN ISLAND.

WEST NEw.BRlGHroN.-rhc Corlnthhh Nhle'lo
Climb Of staten Island will hold it, three nile bicycle
run for the fine gold watch given by George L. ,a'h'
one Of IL, hard working members 10 moro" hishi q"
o'clock Tie contestants will start from the cup
housc West New brighton, and Viii go "\'r '"c
,c.,r,r three mile course Entries for the run VIII
49, ,rrnu,d nm TO the time Of starting. W: VIZ, drtN
Manhattan \. c. the kullc brothers, oil me fro,pc''
Ii,rricr. and J. g. RAYMOND. lately released from
he N \ C's and now connected with the torlhth-
iaus will compete In tins race
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MARVIN SAFE CO.,
yyw.yORk AND PHILADELPHIA.

locomotive that was backing mp TO be coupled Inc
locomotive forced the back and both OF BARBER
leg, wcr,. cut off below the knee. lie Wa tahcn 10
- Michael, Uospiial and died shortly aftcrward.
The District Turn Festival was formally opened
at Calcd0nan Park yesterday. many turner's rom
ali p,rs of the state being present In" IlN''lilS
runners were welcomed by Mayor Haynes. m cA
hihliion Of turning took place YESTERDAY but me tg
contests will come OF today. In the morning uc
,ri,p,in, rocos viii be decided the IaSsalc River
/, .frccf parade will follow. after which the fe-tvltc,
AT the park VIII be resumed and VIII continue uHUl
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A DRAMATIC SOCIETY ORGANIZED.

The Wallack Dramatic Society organized last
Thursday evening at a meeting held al the house Of
II. J. Dodge No. 2O5 Washington Park. officers
were elected follows President Richard Milton
Buttle; vice president Henry Irving Dodge treasurer
Luther Melville smith secretary Eugene Elmer Elcry
stage manager, Richard Milton Buttc. The new
society proposes to make IL prcscncc felt
circles and the dramatic corps viii spend the summer
in getting ready for the plays which the society Will
bring out during the coming season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
TWO WOMEN CLAIM \ POLES cody.

Anthony ~ilkousd. Pole, age forty, died on sat
urday night at No. 100 ~tcubcn It. from epilepsy.
lie had had trouble viii! his wife, and had been
living alone for several days. Yesterday his widow
and his ,lsernlaw both appeared on the scene, and
vigorous fight for the possession OF the body took
place. The dead mans life insured for goo,
and the insurance money wa, at the bottom Of the
d putc. Tie sistcrin law declared that She en-
iii led to the insurance money for having supported
Silkousk when he ont Ol work The police were
called ia, and they delivered the body 10 the widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
NEWARK.
IN DANGER FROM IRON POSTS.

IN DANGER FROM IRON POSTS.
since the erection ~ the posts designed for opcr
atng the electric IN Markctst. hardly day has
passed without accident 10 persons stepping from
the cars and coming in contact with pole. At
least a dozen people have already been injured in
this way. Yesterday two more accidents occurred.
Henry Max. living at No. 22G Market ST.. eaped from
a rapidly moving at Broad St. and struck against
a pole with such force 10 knock him scnsccss.
He received a severe wound on the forehead con
duct0r Of the road was also hurt In the manner
representative of the company says that the
the company will not hold scf responsible.
Alfred Barber. laDUrcr employ ed on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. and living at No. 2I3 Jersey y.
evening. He on his home. and endeavor-
ing escape the storm he crawled beneath natcar
on side track fox shelter. lie did not notice tito
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nnrr,.s.<24 sets 20 Moon rises !S@n 40
HIoH WATER
M-sandy HOOK 70e GOV Island 13S nei i G ate 30
sN-Sandy HOOK 1:ll GOV lsanu 90 hc" '"'0' 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

Yesterday wa. Children's Day IN many Of The
Jersey CITY churches. Flowers IN abundance
Ornamcntcd the altar, and children took an i'm
porfant part In the services. IL Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church there "A beautiful boat made
of flowers. which placed across the platform.
Fourteen little girls within the boat rccitcd verses,
and with all the children, sang hymns and carols
Tie Rev samuel II. Ipham. Of Drew seminary.
preached i'm simpson Methods, Episcopal Church last
night
\ festival Of roses and baptism Of children took
place yesterday morning at the Iniversalis Church
Of the Good shepherd.
Nine hundred services have been held In the last
year in ~ Marks Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
rUr SING SING DEATH CHAMBER TOO SMALL

Ward fl Brush has received tho electric char a'g 'e''
,r,,l ,upinuce, placed in IA" death chamber III
Sin, Sing Pr-on Tor the execution OF 'rHhh"7 ~ II
-,d.rlv annoyed over the ruanes, Of IA" new deaIh
n,rh.r lie said yesterday that the building would not
o,rod,t, the criminal, sentenced for execution AZ the
, ,b.v were convicted IN his district There are Tour
cell, in the building. and thy are hli'd Inc warden
., two more condemned mcn before the month Il out
,, hy M. sent Ia the prison before any Of those now
,. arr. executed will have to place them III cell,
the mai prison
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Our
Annual midsummer Sale of
Silks
Will be continued this week, with
the following specialties:

Will be continued this week, with
the following specialties:
on THE MAIN FLOOR
Washing Silks, very pretty and
STYLISH, "a inches wide, the best
quality made, Go cents per yard !;
PREVIOUS to this announcement
they were S1.OO.
India and China Silks in Black,
Plain COIOrs and Figured; the
largest assortment in America to
select from. And the remalnder
of our lengths of COlOred silks,
Surahs, ETC., ut Half Prlce.
IN THE BASEMENT.
Black India Silk, 22 inch, 45
cents per yard.
Black India Silk, 24 inch, 90
cents per yard. -
Black Surah Silk, ID inch, 40
cents per yard.
Black Surah Silk, 24 inch, %
cents per yard. o.,,
FIGURED India and China Silks,
dark and very desirable cOlOrs, at
80 cents per yard. ~ ,,e
22-inch Shanghai SILK, 40 dill
fercnt cOlOrs, ut % cents per
yard. ,cu
silks. Surahs. etc, ut Half Price.
LANES McCREERY s. CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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Announccmen

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The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Miss Bette Crittenberger. of Anderson.
was the guest of Miss Dora Irwin over Sun
day Miss Lizzie Netf has returned from
visit at Portland Miss Cora Fudge re-
Muncie and other points Mrs. f. A.
Chenoweth is at Oxford, o., on a lengthy
visit with friends and relatives. Miss
Phoebe Lasley has returned from q six
months stay IN Chicago. Edward Edgar
and wife are on months visit with rela-
fsss HsS and a wife MeFs guests Of 9ena:
Mrs. Ernst Ruebel, of St. Louis. was the
guest of of Mrs. Adam Hirsch the past
week. :. Mrs. A. NJ Hostetter is visiting at
Columbus. o. Misses Margaret Myers. of
Elkhart and Sue Hardy, of Union City,
were guests of Misses Julia and Mary Fow-
Ter. the past week Mrs. Lille Holmes.
of Bowling Green, o., is visiting her par
ents, John Richardson and wife, Harry
Walker and sister. of Wiley, o.. were en-
tertained last Sunday by Miss Emelio
Hirsch. 80. Mrs. w. A. Nichols returned
Mrs. Pomeroy returned to her home at In
dianapolis Monday after visit here with
her daughter Mrs. G.. G. Yunker--..
Miss Bessie Smith returned to Indianapoli lis
Monday - r.. w. Vaughn and wife left
Tuesday for Lagrange, their future home.
49, Miss Edith Ross has been the guest Of
Caldwell is at Pueblo. Col. Benjamin
Simmons and wife visited at Union City q
few days the past week. Miss Lizzie
Wesler. of Richmond, has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cal irwin Miss Bessie Horn
has returned from two weeks visit with
Carver and Nellie Keener were guests of
Emerson McGriff and wife. of Portland.
over Sunday. Mrs. Fred Egger, of Chi
cago is the guest of K. Corwin and wife.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Mrs l.. A. Brow N visited in Lincoln, Ill.
the past week. Miss Mary Palmer spent
Sunday last with friends in Paxton
Mrs. Hamilton, of Grand Rapids Mich, is
guest of Mrs. J. ID. Madden :. Mrs. J. A.
Parker is in Chicago. MISS Jessie Sbep-
ardson. of Aurora. Ill, is visitor in the
city. III. Bratchie and wife. of Kansas
City. are the guests of j. Dallenbach and
wife. - Mrs. II. G.. Kariher has returned
from Wichita. Mrs. George Morrison.
of Morrison, and Mrs. S. L.
Swigert, of Deland. are being
entertained by Mrs. o. III. Swigert.-..
Rev. Freese and family have moved TO
Mattoon. - Miss Viola Kennedy. Of
Charleston. was recently the guest of Mrs.
c. B. Hatch and attended the Taylor-Swan-
nell wedding. John Morrisy and wife
have returned from their wedding trip
Mrs c. w. Groves. of Kankakee, is visiting
in the city, Mrs. Nodine. Of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. Chas Glover. Mrs.
Anna Riley and daughter, of Sandwich
Islands. are guests of Charles Peddicord-
..-.Miss Kate Dodson has gone 10 Denver
for visit of several months Frank w.
Bum and wife are at Sterling, Ill. Mrs
A. NJ. Stoltey and Anna Wilskey, of Lincoln.
Neb., are visitors In the city,
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Wabash.


Rabbi Sigmund Frey, of Cincinnati, was
in the city last week. visiting old friends.
Mrs. Wilmore. of Plum Tree, Ind. has
returned home after weeks visit with her
son, w. A. Wilmore. Mrs. L. q. Smith. az
Huntington, was in the city over Sunday.
the guest of Charles w. Davis and wife,
Miss Clara Boltz. of Fort Wayne. is spend
ing few days with Miss Maggie Polk
Mrs NJ. l.. Davis. of Conneautville. Pa, is
being entertained by l.. B. Davis and wife.
Mrs. Warren Hanna and daughter ar
rived Tuesday, from Chicago Mrs. Lille
Jackson. of Galesburg. Ill. is the guest Of
her parents, Tim Craft and wife----The
Chautauqua Circle will meet on Tuesday
evening. with Mrs. Neil Lumaree- Miss
Madge Coate. of Kokomo. is here for COM
mencement. L. r. Urmston and wife. OF
Frankton, Ind, spent Sunday with Will
Covertson and wife :. Misses Jessie Thomp-
son and Nina Woods are at Twelve Mile.
Ind, spending Sunday with Mrs Dora
Skinner. Mrs. +. g. Burgett has returned
from visit to friends and relatives at
Marion Harry S. King and wife have re-
turned from their bridal trip .J ames Nc
Crea and wife have returned from their
trip to Denison. Tex Mrs. Smith has gone
to Westfield on visit TO friends Will
Meyer and wife, of Anthony, Kan., were In
the city last week, the guests of friends.
They will remain at Delphi a few days be-
fore their return.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Misses Aurora Weiss, Gay Anderson, Zeta
Fisher and Minnie Ginther spent the past
week rusticating at the commodious farm
home of John Sargent. Miss Ada Whitta-
ker and Shirley Woodward, of Shelbyville.
were visitors in Charleston the past week.
Mrs. M. Z. Wallack and Mrs.
G. Z. Burns, of Terre Haute, are
guests of Mrs. George Gordon
Mrs. Ficklin is visiting in Tuscola.
Miss Tude Barr, of Kansas. is visitor in
the city Prof. j. w. Heninger is rusti-
of Chicago. was being entertained by Mrs.
Bruce Anderson Mrs. AL Shannon is Wis
itin0 in Indiana Miss Nettie Davis is
visiting in Fillmore. Rev. Thomas Nell
son, of Chicago, was visiting in the city the
past week. .Will Campbell and family
have moved from Oakland to this city,.
Miss Hays Fizer, of Monmouth, ILL.,, will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. c.
+ Mcfarland
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
Uuion City.

Mr.. John Koontz started on Tuesday for
New York. whence ho will sail on Saturday
for n three months visit to HIS native
Bingen on the Rhine and other places Of in
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Lula Grim, of Bedford. is visiting Miss
Kate Daily Miss Margaret Daily. of Co
lumbus, will visit friends in Franklin the
coming week.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

terest in Europe Mr.. Samuel T. Carter
and Miss Maggie J. Reed were married on
Tuesday morning. MIR. Daniel II. bupt
and Miss Laura A. Shumaker we,e married
on Thursday evening Mrs. ). L. Nath-
lane and children are visiting friends at
Anderson 80 Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Kemp. of
Greentown. Ind. are in this city. guests of
Lewis, OF Fort Wayne. visited his brother.
Mr.. n. B. Lewis. in this city. last week.
Mrs. X. b. Isenberger has returned from
visit to friends In Ohio - DR.. III. Harrison
Is taking a summer vacation in Minnesota
.Miss Bertha Seaney. of Ridgcville. is
visiting friends hero Miss Kate Terry. of
Decatur, Is here. the guest of Miss Nellie
Kelley Miss Nina Kitselman. of Ridge
vile. is in this city. the guest Of Miss Edith
Harrison.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
,Mattoon.

Miss Ella Milesspent part Of the week with
Mrs. j. A. McFall- Mrs. &. c. Robinson
and family are visiting In Ohio. -. II.
Gouchenonr and family are at Vincennes.
Ind Mrs. III. Joseph went to Terre Haute
Wednesday, to attend the wedding of Miss
Ollie Anderson Mrs. J. o. Rudy. Miss
Tat Rudy and Miss Bertha Kern visited
Terre Haute friends the past week Miss
Daisy Endsley. of Westtield was n visitor
in Mattoon this week - Miss Mollie Carr
has returned TO Altamont. --.J. l.. Bins and
family are visiting in Anderson. Ind
Mrs. u. L. s. Rice is visiting in Urbana----
DIR. X. j. Coultas, of Jacksonville, ILL.,. has
located in Mattoon- Mrs. George Kinser
spent the week in Terre Haute.-- John
Cahil and Miss Leila Grounds were married
Wednesday evening Miss Julia Taylcr
was home from Decatur Business College
Sunday. Miss Hattie Jennings is visit
ing in Oklahoma City. l. T. Mrs Mollie
Isenberg and daughter. of Shelbyville. are
guests of Mrs George Richmond Miss
SUSIE Mathers. of Greencastle. Ind,
is guest OF Mrs. J. l.. Mathers..--
j. I. Connolly and wife have arrived from
Fort Wayne, Ind. and will reside In Mat
toon Mrs Alice McCleliand, of Emporla,
Kan, is a guest of Mrs. o. &. Harmany--
Mrs. III. j. Eberle has returned from Frank
lin, o. Mrs. Ella Hoddy. Mrs. II. Joseph
and Mrs. j. L. Hughes attended the Dong
lass Sode wedding In Indiana polls Il. w.
Gaw and wife are home from visit at
Continued on sixteenth PaEs.i
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
Knightstown.


Miss Anna Caylor returned on Friday to
her home in Indianapolis. after a pleasant
visit IL this city. during which she was the
guest of Miss Stella Weaver. Miss Lillian
Byrkit of Cadiz, is the guest OF relatives
and friends in the city. Miss Matte
Baldwin. of Greenfield, was the guest of
her many friends In this city the fore part
of this week Mrs. X. w. Wagner has
been the guest of relatives at New Castle
during the past week Deputy postmas-
ter Orin Graf is spending few days at
Eaton. o., and Cincinnati Charles
Deem and family have been with friends in
this city during the past week..
Miss Fannie Gowdy. of Rushville, has been
the guest of Miss Cora Newby on North
Adams street. and Miss Fannie Moffitt at
the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
during the past week Miss Rose Morris
attended the annual reunion and banquet
of the New Castle Alumni Association last
Friday evening. Mrs. Henry Walls and
children. of Arkansas City. Kan. are in the
family. of Chicago. arrived in the city on
time Miss Carrie Stockton. of Chicago.
il spending some time with her parents in
this city. - Miss Name Williamson re-
turned home on Friday from three weeks
visit with friends at Hamilton, o.
Mrs. Frank l. Grubbs. of Indianapolis ar
rived in the city Friday evening and will
spend some time with her parents on
North Adams street. Cards have been
received in this city announcing the mar
riage Of Miss. Bertha Lucans and Mr.. Val
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Miss Allie Osler, of Kokomo. is the guest
of Miss Clara Logan. Miss Ora Beau
RE Walls. of Noblesville. is the guest of
Miss Maggi Armstrong Mrs. j. C.. Urms-
ston has returned from weeks visit to
friends at Anderson. Mrs j. A. Lewis, of
Frankfort, and Mrs. DIR. Frazier. of Fra
ziersville. ILL.,. are the guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Tevis..
Mr. and Mrs. George Combs have returned
to their home at Charlottesville. after n
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Al
bright. H. G. Bartholomew and wife
went TO Centerville on Saturday to attend
the golden wedding of Mrs. Barthoiomew's
parents. Miss Ida Meeker. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Meeker,
returned to her home in Muncie on Thurs
day.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
NoblesviIIe.

MISS Fannie Joseph is at Terre Haute
Mrs. DeBoit and children, of Peru. are in
the city at Mrs. OIL CrulPs- Miss Cora In
german and her music class had picnic
last Wednesday =. Miss Mary Peter is at
Bloomington Miss Fannie Farlee, of
Danville, KY. 10 with her aunt, Miss Ann
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Dunn, for the summer. -. DIR. j. B. Petit
john. of Westfield. was in the city last
Thursday. Mrs. Flora Eaton, of Eaton.
Col, sister of Mrs. A. Ii. Losey. is in the
city visiting Mrs. w. A. Wainwright is
in ST. Louis Mr.. Edward Bert and wife.
of Upton. spent last Sunday here ID. G.
A. TindaIl and wife, of Shelbyviile. were in
the city last week. Mr.. Max Behr and
wife. Of Cincinnati, are in the city. at Mr..
Sol. Joseph's--- Miss Carrie Fisher. of An
gone to Denver. Col. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Alexander. Mrs Moss and Mrs. A.
NJ. Jenkins spent Saturday with friends at
Mattsville
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
Marshall.

Mrs. James Drake has returned home
from Terre Haute -. Dick Payne, Of
Peublo, COL, visited relatives here last
week. :. Miss Emma Kilborn -isited in
Robinson the first of the week. 49, Miss
Elizabeth Plympton, of Boston.
Mass, is visiting Rev. Dana Sher-
rill and wife, Mrs. John Obrist is in Indi-
annapolis visiting her daughter Mrs.
o. Lemon. VIM. Bell and wife. of Donel-
son. Ia. visited relatives here the FIRST of
last week. - Miss Anne Mitchell, of Cedar
Place, was the guest of friends here last
week =. Misses Edith Shaw and Laura Ar
buckle returned home last Tuesday
from few days visit in
Robinson .--- William Hurless and
wife. of Fairbury.. Neb, are visiting rela-
tives and many friends here Will Shaw.
of Spokane Falls. Wash, is visiting his
parents. Albert Shaw and wife. Miss
Lucy Jordan. of Indianapolis. is the guest
of DR.. james and wife Mrs. A. w. Kill
gore, of Longmont. Col. came Thursday
to spend few weeks with her parents, VI.
X. Chen0weth and wife.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
Franklin.

Prof. /. NJ. Bridgman has returned from
Gilman; Ill Misses Bessie Donneli. Ma.
mie Eddleman and Anna Stewart. of
Greensburg. are spending few days with
the family of X. w. Miller. Miss Ger
trude. Brown. of Columbus, Is visiting
friends In this city - Mrs. John w. Pugh
is visiting in Frankfort. Ky. Mrs. SAM
mel Harris has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Cunningham. of Charleston, the past
week - DR.. i. G. Donnell is home from
New York Rev. =. o. Duncan. of Louis
Vile. KY. IS hereto attend commencement
week exercises. The Webster Society
gave a musical entertainment In their hall
Friday evening" Miss Grace Oyerstreet
visited in Martinsville the past week :.
Rev. l.. p. Marshal spent part of last
week in Morgan and Brown counties.
Rev. :. :. Potter. d. d.. of Cincinnati, was
doing business in Franklin Wednesday
j. X. Overstreet and wife entertained few
# their friends on Tuesday evening. Miss
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

day and Wednesday. at the bedside of Elihu
Watkins. who died Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Ed Hamlinton, of Bowers, spent Thurs
day in Colfax. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Hamlinton-- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Colds
berry. of Marion. Ia. came to Coifax to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. GoldsDerry's
brother, Elihu Watkins Miss Eva GIb-
son. of Manson. spent part of the week in
Colfax with friends of her old home.--.
Miss Lizzie Harris. of Darlington. spent the
fore part of the week with ber sister, Mrs.
r. ID. Thompson Mrs. David Launn
spent part Of the week in Frankfort.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
New Palestine.

Miss Gertrude Chaffee is homo from q pro-
tracted stay with relatives and friends at
Connersville and Brookyille. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Eaton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Eaton spent Sunday with relatives at
Bethel. New Palestine was we'll repre-
sented at the Juno meeting at Mt. Leban
last Sunday 49, Myrtle and Mrs. Gus Schrei-
Der attended the commencement at Muncie
Friday evening. Quarterly meeting at
the NJ. E. Church was postponed, and will
convene next Sabbath, the 18th. The X.
of p. will hold services to-day in the grove
south of Carrollton. =. To-day is children's
day at the NJ. +. Church. and rare treat
may be expected, as they usually have
very interesting programme. The church
ia beautifully decorated with flowers and
plants
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08


Miss Emma Murphey. of Chicago. was
the guest of her many relatives and friends
here part of last week. Miss Fannie Fox.
of Muncie Is the guest of friends here---.
Mr.. Rell Rowland and wife are visiting
relatives in Metamora.. Miss Blanche Og-
born has returned to her home at Arcanum,
o.. after an extended visit with relatives
here. Mrs. l.. E. Bailey. of Hot Springs,
is the guest of relatives here. Misses
Florence and Lee Parker are the guests of
Muncie friends. Elder j. b. Ludwig
and daughter Edna have been the guests
of friends at New Paris, o. Miss Georgia
Byer Is visiting friends and attending the
State University commencement at Bloom
ington- Miss Almeda Donahoo and Mrs.
w. c. Bond are the guests of friends at
Columbia City, Miss Nora Redding has
returned from Alabama, where she has
been spending the winter. Misses Kate
Shelley and Florence Livezey are Wis.,
iting relatives at Waynesboro. Va. Miss
Grace Foutz has gone to st. Louis, where
she will spend the summer Mr.. j. G.
HudeIson. ire and wife. of Trinidad, Col,
are the guests of relatives here Misses
Leone and Blanche Morris entertained the
Cooking Club Tuesday evening.
The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08
Fortyiue.


Mrs. J. III. Elliot went to Indianapolis on
Monday to attend the wedding of niece.
Mrs. l.. O. Knapp returned on Monday
from Gosport. where she was called by the
death of her mother. Mrs. w. ID. James
left on Monday for Watseka, ILL.,, to visit
week or two with her relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Price, of Kokomo. arrived
here on Wednesday to spend a week with
Mrs. j. w. Collins. =. Miss Ethel Campbell
arrived here on Wednesday to attend the
sommeneemsnt exercises Miss Kate
Houth. of Thorntown, is in the city, the
guest of Miss Hinds- Mrs. NJ. Epstein re-
turned on Friday night from Washington
city. where she has been for several
months Mrs Ed Scroggy left here on
Friday for New Castle to visit friends and
relatives for a short time Mrs. John Ross
and son returned from Lafayette Oh Friday
morning. where they have been visiting
friends for the past week. Miss Cora
Steele will go to Xenia. Ind, the first of
next week TO spend several weeks with rela-
tiyes- Mrs. Lathrope. of jackson. Tenn.
who has been here visiting her parents. Mr..
Glaybaugh and wife, left for her home on
Friday morning.