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miscellaneous.


4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW-
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LEVIED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
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corner Fourteen th-st.: 700 Ihlrl-aNe.. co..
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and he HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast one
hundred and TWEEN tv-Gfth-st., NJ % 3 2. De-.
AID 2O8 West O1c-hundred-and-tW twenty fifth
-. ct regular ONCE rates
81 ELECTIVE WE>TLOTORN.-Lcfh al
~ wee and private information ~ a ciA@.e'
fuln -hsd az reasonable raNe Cl6.i'r IT ="
explained city guide. Ohc'' 90 "'S'
4Tth-st.
ntGTC LANTERN ontnt and No. 3
w KOIaa wanted cheap. Srnd III - ai! ara
description o. McPHELAN, NaNhein' SANTA
Clara Co.. Cal.
a I:INTING.-Flr.t-cla-- cylndcr ptcSs
L work. 10 cents a token ''ip o-tli0i
at low prices PROMPT lr'nh' Olnct.
NOrNG MAN Is des.roH, Of going 70
! Australia. buy Is unab.' 20 pay NJ
passage; Is there one person. l"-F gi -.H-
iloriu. In tbs great city, ihl ia"'nI'p
enough % obtain pass .1c 10. -lH ~ T.
turn FOR his services on ia. steamer AN-
dre~s YOUNG MAN ALI AAONE' I4'D'
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Dors.s ano Carriages.

----------T- -
ELASDKAU i -.
II 972 374. $40 BrOome.st..
snd BroadNav, 5lst-St; ano q i;s-S
SPRING AND SUMNER CAHhlANN~
OF the BIS, class
v,cto-las Wagon cites.
r.kr,oiTs DEPOT Wagons.
Two Wheclers. 44FSSln 10 ,h9 -
Mall PhaetOns. EN' 4Op S"01'
LandsuleJtes. Des-,' n ln,1s,,s
Omull uses. hOau W"sOns'
s-Pass. Rockaways. TOP Pnanthls
Coupe RockaWaYst l.a1les sltc''4l''
Sty3S-s'Vis VillaCe Carts.
y.ndaus RunabOuts.
Eecc~ Trans Derby phaet0ns.
nortorss WAGONS SuTTeYs.
49,, T2rSD~havns. Ch,icren's Traps,
Fancy Buck9oaIds. Sa1oh Fha 'oons'
xvaseoa FnseioDs. BucBbOards. ROcka-
was SurrevS Fancy Traps. Nictorles'
I,andauiette-, WaRonettes carts, Dos-aIID,o:s,,
Village Carts. s.anhope Gigs; S bontons
Phae:0ns. Depot WaeSE. Doc - 'a,,v
Tx. Top Cabr,olets, Runao; IS canopy
Victoria Phaet0ns.
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puslueS5 ErGnres.

A PRACTICAL paint@r wants b. "ork iof
II o landlord for Free rent. D. IANHf-H'
O. COlumOI3-st ----
a Man Of experience Will Interest hili'Seii
y ma invest several n,ihai ga u '--'' ,,,,.a
a., a.tablf-hrd manufacturing business EiNg
I'm particular W., Box ~, Tribune OnlI-.
GFNCY WANTED. We With TO ala
a .enIe ? uqbie agency 20 our D. estnt gllsl-
nc-s iu Boston best o. refeiencus. ASuEes'
Postoffice Boa 2J3. Boston
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IIItt uI hlsunE npIands IN LiveIDOO July 81 IS3I,
7-lGd; August l. 1890, 11-l6d August Q 1889 6Ad.
Quotations based Amencan standard Of classRca
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uorlS unnIeo.

Females.
ATENOGRAPHTE and TYPEWRITER.
= BY vOIH- lady u exp rience; wants
position a. once; st1rt az - not 9ffa4d ot
NrV-l or4,.
S,IGNOGHAPHERs SUPPLIED
= to Business Men
without charge y either party. ,.-
WYChOrF. SEAMANS T. BLNEDlCT,
81 Broadway. NeH-Iork
YNANTED. Position a. tea.Lcr n private
w school by rounC WoHa1 oi long eye
urdrn'- in putli' school work; com.e-ent
{, t-rh English anu Lit.u, bit Of ri
rrrnce.. Address Miss h. J. p, lJJ
LcyluCtDn-aNe.
NV ANTED.-Bv pdu~t 4 v0un- lady. I'M
w d-r-ttndn- books. Plus position a.
-trnOsraph SOME pNprr.rI- good r-t-r-
,ac,>. Box l.. ErockNll ontario.
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Gnnrtrn Rcol gslnie for Sale


NOR SALE.-One Of the finest places IN
L Montclair. y. J. imnce ate posses -lOn
terrrs % s'''t T.. 4 BRADLEY, Nontclalf'
or 3OS Hudsoa-st.. NeT-Yo ORR.
EOT SALE.-Couu;r, seat- aad farms on
L eacn SD OF the Hudson River. FRANK
PERRIN. F1shkill-ou Hudson. y. Y.
JORRISTOWN.-For sale at a barcain.
VI fine old maDsiOr UoderniZed; eleven
ICONS two ceres stable Shade, high groQna'
one mile from the station. !. HENRY
JOHNSON. MOrristown y. ].
~ W.POCHELLE.-Fo sale. stone
" house; five rooms. Kitchen and cellar
DOT 5OX150: near station; half cash. "a
lrezs JOHN, Tribune OAce.
amy $500 necessary 20 GUY one OF the
~ largest. best nad best located Queen
Anne COTTAGES a. BcnsonhurEt; II rooms
M improvements: furnace; 200 feet IRON
electric road rent pays the REQUIRED pay
rlcnts and interest; very easy terms
1pportunity 70 own 9n elegant residence
IN. sCuOONOVER. ] .oo6 3c-ave., be-
tween 59d and 54th SITS. Brooklyn
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Business Aaurcs

a LIVE FIRMS % handle tI4cA matches :;
"A. the best selling novelties Oul r. COZ
HILL. 81 BOWtry.
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Domestlr 5ltuatlSus manle D

Females
IA. MRS. l.. SEELY
/ formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
~ WEST 22D-SI
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AN FEMALE
EMPLC YMENT BUREAU. |
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
! Servants breaking engagements VIII bel
ldisnA ssed from Office and Forfeit all claim
Ito fee paid.
| y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
So WEST 22D-ST.
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Brooklyn.

DO.PD-BROOKLY FEIGHTS;-65
X Liti1gstOn. g.. near Clinton, lovely Iaf- Z
and small rooms fuuhiHe wafer Ia - ~
,ft,udanre rrsf-class terms very m0offS'e
f5F the summer
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, July 81, 1891.
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4 ooK. by a thoroughly COMPETENT young
- English Protestant glrl hrst-class city
references; good bread biscuits, SOUPS,
desserts game, sc. (; Moderate WAGES; coun.
Iry prefLlTed. CAL at ia E.aSo i1st-st.
= OOK or COOK and LAUNDREsS-By
- a capable girl; excellent laundress
city or country best references; willing, So
Der, honest. Cau 272 6th-ave., near 18TH
ST., Mrs. HALLS.
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DauyiIle.

Mrs Victor P. Williams is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Sheppard, at Paris. Mrs
W. j. Giddings entertained the Home Decorative
Society Tuesday afternoon Miss Fannie Davis
entertained the Art Club Monday afternoon
Mrs. A. S. Williams and Mrs. William Beckwith
gave reception Thursday afternoon
in honor or Mrs. Victor Williams
Mrs. j. X. Egbert (nee Scearce) Is the guest OF
her parents. Mrs. David Ferguson, OF Covin9-
ton visited friends in the city last week. Miss
Fannie McReynolds has returned from visit To
Springfield :. Mrs. A. Mann ana Mrs. Thomas
Bennett. OF Rossvile, spent Wednesday in the
Wednesday.
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concluded from rour,e.u,,, Page. !


daughter, Mrs. Comingore, have returned 10 La
fnyctte- Miss Grace Farrow entertained her
friends with a most enjoyable Eat home Thurs
day evening Mrs j. +. Allen CAVES reception
Wednesday evening In honor OF her niece. Miss
Nellie Bottom. of ct. Paul. MINI. The Sier-
Banning union, at the residence of the brides
The week The fair young bride was showered
With presents from her numerous friends. Mr..
and Mrs. siler took the noon train for 81. Louis,
anc make IL their home.
DE PAW UNIVERSITY NOTES.
IRE angel of death has again invaded the
university. and taken the wife OF Dean Goblin, OF
the school OF Theology. Her funeral occurred
Drs. Town, Martin and Buchtel conducting the
services "A number of the students are down
with Ia grpRs and s some me have gone hTe i0 0
finenza- Professors Dahl and Marquis are on
,he road to recover The marriage OF P n,Ss
Miller. OF Lagrange. is announced for
Christmas day DIR. G.. L. Curtis
Il in the South on a leeturing tour The city
having gone home for the holidays James
whitcomb Riley win appear in the university
course jan >. Miss French, the accomplished
harpist. visited Danville 10 nil her engagement,
but an accident 10 her instrument interfered
with the promised entertainment. Lieutenant
Williams and family are visiting NJ and Mrs.
della Starr, OF Independence, Mo-, VIII
spend the holidays with her Greencastle friends.
"A meeting OF the resident alumni was netu
last evening at the Commercial Hotel, for the
organization OF a DePauw association. Albert
Crane will re-enter college next semester. Miss
Netfie Wright acted IA maid OF honor and Miss
Susie g. Kelly. the brilliant pianiste, contributed
q wedding march. TO the Walker Royce nup-
tials at TeTre Haute. wv. III. Peter, VI,
f. Fracticing attorney at Frankfort:
Visitors during the week: Rev. Collins, SO, AID
wife; Miss Payne, of indianapolis, with Miss
Grace Smith; Miss Newly, of New Castle. with
Miss Neff Dir. III. ]. Hattery. of Logansport, with
his daughter, Miss Uba 49,. Indications point 10
"booIn" In the Music school, with the addition
OF two new Instructors and an enrolment ap-
prOximatinR the two hundred mark. The De
PAW alumni or IndianapOli will banquet ex-
Governor Porter tomorrow evening. lie
Is the oldest surviving alumnus. with
the exception OF Rev. L. A. Goodwin
Mrs. Weaver and daughter. Miss VERNE, are
again at home The fore part of the week was
given over 10 a carnival or music. the two term
recitals and Divide Musin concert, being marked
events I'm the history or the school Dean
Howe Will 90 TO Bloomington this week In the
interest OF his department..
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Richmond.

Marriage licenses were issued during the past
week 10 William s. Ballenger and Minnie j.
Wheeler, William ii. Page and catherine Barton,
Arthur Eftzharris ana Alice Dimes. Miss Min
ME hetty. OF Hagerstown. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Nj. LOntz. Miss Lizzie Retty, who
was also her guest. left for her home In Muncie
FRIDAY. - Mrs. Jeanette Howe, OF Barrodsburg,
Ky, Is the guest of Mrs. Belle Scott. Miss Cora
Mitchell went 10 Anderson the first of the week.
The nupttals of Mr.. Charles Daugherty and
Miss Myrtle Cox are announced TO oc
eur New Years eve - Mrs. Ezra
Baker returned from Indianapolis Monday
Miss Matte Ludwick, of Connersville. was
the guest OF Mrs. DIR. McDivitt during the past
week Mr. and Mrs. William Pyle, of Peoria,
ILL.,, returned home on Thursday. Miss Fannie
Palmer Is visiting indianapolis friends -. Miss
Anna Harrison went TO Ann Arbor. Mich, last
weck.---The Misses Stella Wiles and Lillian
Reeves. OF Indianapolis, will spend holiday week
with Mrs. j. 4. Elder Mrs. w. Z. Gates re-
turned to Nashville on Thursday Miss Sallie
Wilson went TO New Castle on Wednesday even
ing. Miss Laura Wright the guest OF Miss
Hannah Wright, left for " ashington, ID. c., on
Thursday night Colonel and Mrs. Oran Perry.
of indianapolis, spent last Sunday with Rich
mOnd friends
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Paris.

Miss Grace Patton is visiting friends in Terre
Haute. - Mr. and Mrs Ed Harding, of Rich
mOnd. Va, are visiting relatives here; Misses
Matte and Adelia JONES' of Topeka Kan, are
visiting relatives here. Mrs. Hattie Geiselman
of Wooster. o., ia visiting her parents, Mr. and
lou Augustus and Blanche Baber came home
Friday from oxford, o., To spend Christmas.
Mrs. l.. H. Brown, of Marshall. is the guest or
her mother. Mrs. Scott. Miss Lydia starr
Ia the guest of relatives at Chesterville---
Mr.. Z. o. Chestnut and family visited In Chicago
last week Mrs. George +. Levings and son
Charlie are visiting Willard Levings and family
In Chicago Mrs. John Clark. of Indianapolis,
ia visiting her father, Mr.. George f. Levings.
Mrs. Fannie Dicken returned to her home in
Champaign on Tuesday after q visit here with
relatives - Mrs. Victor Williams Mrs. William
Beckwith and Miss May LamOn, OF Danvile, at
tended Mrs. Parrishs reception on Thursday
Mrs. Frank Berlar entertained the Cinch Club
Thursday evening.
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Greenfield.

Misses Bell. Lou and Cora Wright visited In
dianapolis friends last Sunday - Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank King. OF Piqua, o. are visiting his father
DIR. Warren r. King Mrs. Ebert Tyner and
her mother, Mrs Pauline Colescott, Will spend
the holidays in southern Illinois. =. Mr. and Mrs
ID. Z. Cooper were guests OF samuel Bufkins and
wife at Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Theodore Bus0n and son Harry. OF Benton
vile. were guests of A. j. Banks family last
week NJ. g. Quigley and family visited
friends in Indianapolis last Sunday. Mrs. Rob-
ert Mccullough, of indianapolis, was visiting
Mrs. Arthur Walker the past week. Miss Cass
Gallagher, OF PendletOn. was a guest OF the
Misses Cocayne last Sunday. Miss Flora Ran
dali was visiting Cambridge City friends the
past week.---A number of society women of
this city will give leap-year ball at Masonic
Hall on the evening of Jan. L.
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Mrs. s. Lemon is a guest OF friends at Morris
VILE. Miss Kate Bissell, OF Farmer City, Is O
guest of Miss Nettie Snyder. Benjamin Weldon
and wife, of Emporia, Kan. are
guests of their Urhana friends -. Mrs H.
M. Russell has gone TO Fort Wayne TO spend the
holidays..-.A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Eifie Smith at her home Friday evening by forty
OF her friends Mrs. Addie Busey and chill
dren, OF Penfield. have been visiting Urbana
friends. =. K. b. Vail and family left last week
for their future home in Emporia, Kan.
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Rockville.

Mrs. Frank Payne will spend the holidays in
Mississippi Miss Fora Cord has returned from
visit TO Maryland. Miss Van Nuys. teacher in
the highschool, will do her vacation with friends
at Lebanon Rev. DR.. Kane. OF Indianapolis,
will preacn the dedicatOry sermon at the Presby-
terrain Church to-day. Tho Rev. Charles Little,
OF Wabash, will deliver the memorial sermon III
the afternoon Mr.. William Dodds and wife
have returned from Mississippi, and are located
at the Parke Hotel. =. Mrs. Jennie Nave, OF At
tica, is with her parents
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Marshall.
Misc Kittie PAYNE visited in Terre

Miss Kitte Payne visited in Terre Haute last
Monday Mrs. NJ. c. Allmon and Mrs. Frank
Donovan of Kinmundy, have been spending
several days with relatives OF the former In this
city Mrs j. ID. Mitchell, iOf York township,
visited relatives here the first of the week.
Miss Mollie MOrOney, Of Jacksonville, has re-
brother, Rev ID. j. Moroney. Mrs. A. b.
Mathews is visiting her sister. Mrs. George Col
Inns OF Westfeld . Mrs. John Cook. or Mount
Carmel is visiting relatives here Mrs. Leroy
Anderson. of Darwin, was the guest If relatives
here last week. Mrs. Carrie Howard has moved
10 this city from Robinson.
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Fern.

MISS Leila Copeland, OF Rochester, is the guest
OF relatives. Miss Nellie Turpin Is home from
an ONO visit Miss Sadie alker, OF Indian
wler she assisted the Methodist women in
tnelr klfmess. Friday evening. IN the nature or
ssl solos Mrs Charles Hughes enter
Hendrlcks returned Thursday from an extended
visit In Princeton Miss Lea Helm is visiting
III Chicago.- 1.-THE event OF the week was tic
church In Grand Army Hall. The young
women OF the Y. T. s. C. f., of the Presbyterian
ohurcn, gave an entertainment in the church
Monday evening in the nature OF u concert.
visit.
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H1attoOn.

Miss Emma Birch is visiting Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Andre in Champaign county :. Russell ;.
Clark and wife left Tuesday for their future
home in Chicago Mrs. +. c. Shenke spent Sun
day in Charleston. Mrs Anna Harris. or Camp
bell. is now a resident of this city Miss Inez
johnson, of Charleston, spent sunday in this
city, the guest of Miss Mary Turner.
Oscar Doran and wife arrived Saturday,
and will make Nation their home.
Mrs. G. D. Chafee was guest here Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Schenke was the guest OF friends
in Charleston Sunday Mrs Porter, from Ja-
pan, Is a visitor here. Miss LOttie Lumpkin
was guest of Nation friends Wednesday
Mrs. u. w. Ewing and mother Mrs Balch. are
guests of friends in Charleston. Miss Birdie
Campbell entertained number Of her friends
FRIDAY evening.
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Iucker. OF Cicero, was in the city last Thursday.
- Mrs. Robert Wilson Is in Cincin-
natl Miss Lois Stephenson and brother
nave returned from their visit in warsaw
PISS Mamie Sohl. OF Indianapolis, VIII spend the
noiiuays here. the guest of Miss Leila Nestal- -
, Mss Ella Fisher and Miss Cappie Carey. spent
,rst Friday in indianapolis. Mrs. Leonard
"nu was In Indianapolis last Tuesday MISS
Lulu Fisher has returned from two months
.isIt In Joliet Ill. Mrs. DR.. McGrath VIII en-
.eIIalh her sisters. Misses Anna and Mary Till
nu1ore or College Corner. during the holidays
,iss Leila Nestul entertained friends with pedro
iAst thursday evening The social or the Up
Mortn League was at the home OF Miss Louanna
Aaylor last Wednesday evening.
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Irvington Christian Church.

The trustees of the IrvIngton Christian
Church have purchased the f. Z. Thomp-
son lot, on the corner of University and
Downey avenues. foz $780, and have 500 on
hand with which to put in the foundations
for the new church building. A paper is
being circulated TO find out whether it is
eXpedient TO extend a call To Rev. Frazier.
of Erie, Pa. to be the pastor for the coming
wear.
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Winchester.

Miss Willie Gorrell is at Ossian for the holi-
day season Mrs. i. N Trent, OF Muncie, visit
eel her mother and other relatives last week
Misses Maggie Carver. Mary Fowler ana Nellie
Miller are home from oxford TO spend the holt
days Miss Bessie Smith was at Portland last
week The Woman's Club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Myra Ross wagner.
Subject ..Whittier' Miss Lora Brooks enter
tanned young women friends Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Routh, of Cambridge City.
OF the "Cob-web' Club gave a banquet lasG Sat
urday evening, 1t being the occasion of their
BIRTHDAYS
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Hartford City.

Mrs. +. L. Mercer and SOD. Of Chicago. will
spend the holidays here Mrs. jeremiah North,
OF Button, was visiting her sister, Mrs. LYONS.
Gertrude Phillips, OF Muncie. Ia visiting at
d. e. Stallsmiths. Tho "NOnpareils" held a
banquet at the residence or Mt and Mrs. W. B.
Cooley Wednesday night.
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Portland.

Mrs Minnie Arnold. nee Jaqua. Of Chicago. is
mere 20 spend the holidays Mrs. w. III. Bow
eIs, OF Winchester is visiting friends here -
MI and Mrs. Isaac Silvernale returned home
last week, after an absence OF year and a half
In Europe. Miss BesSie Smith, of Winchester,
visited friends here last week Mr.. Orlo Weldon
ana FAMILY OF Hartford City. visited here last
week Mrs. Carver. of Winchester, Is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. l.. Il. McGriff. Mrs. U.
NJ Fowler is visiting friends in Ridgeville.
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Franks entertained quite a number of her friends
Tuesday evening. Mrs Oscar Miller and
Confession friends Miss Hattie Thompson, of
Sidney, is guest OF Miss Minnie
Osborn, of this city. bliss Fannie Ar
hiss c. A. Terry spent sunday with friends in
Danville Miss Clara Richter is a guest Of
friends In Decatur Mrs. J. \. Parker visited
in Chicago last week Captain and Mrs. Smith
entertained a number OF their friends Thursday
evening Mrs. George Rockford, of Havana, il
the guest of Mrs Adam We'll, of this city Mr..
and Mrs Eldridge operry spent several days in
Chicago this week.
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Charleston.
Mrs. G.. Il. Griffin has returned from visit

Mrs. g. b. Griffin has returned from a visit
with friends in Danville- w. L. Tower. of
Peru Ind, and Miss Essie Brooks, OF this city,
were married at the home of the brides parents
Wednesday evening. "A. Balm and wife are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heath, of this city -.
Miss Jennie Bissell. Mrs l.. X. schmalhausen
Is visiting friends at Bridgeport H. Z. Eagon
and wife left sunday for their future home in
Missouri - Miss Agnes Briggs. of NATION,
spent last week with friends in this city. Mrs.
A Crews is visiting friends in Oakland.
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Mitchell.

MIS- William Dorcas is visiting at Terre Haute.
-. drs. Charles Compton, Of Orleans, spent last
week mere Miss Lizzie German went TO Cln-
c.nhati Saturday. Mrs. Lille Gentry. OF Dan
siIe, is the guest OF Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Mary
my,astungly. of Washington. Is the guest or Mrs:
Ihomas Chapman Bfrs. MaIott is visiting at
nasl saturday Prof W. 4. IngiewoOd. or
Emngham, Ill, is spending his vacation here.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
ChanlDarRn.

Mrs J. II. Lockwood returned 10 her home in
Anderson, Ind Monday, after a visit with
friends in this city Miss Nellie Nye returned
Thursday from n visit in Chicago. Mrs. Thomas
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Wabash.

Mrs Howard Atkinson is visiting at her old
home in Cambridge City Mrs. +. A. Green, of
Columbia City has returned tn her home, after
a pleasant visit IN Wabash. Miss Alice Ridg-
way was elected secretary of the Wabash County
Farmers Institute Thursday Miss Myrtle
Goodlander is visiting friends in Warsaw Miss
Lou Hartley is the guest OF friends at Xenia.--.
Mrs Judge Sniveley, assisted by Mesdames Men
denhall, Cowgirl. Petit, Busick, Fougeres and
swadley, entertained 1.-The Forty Club" Wednes-
QaV aftQrno0n
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Shelbyville.

Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Fuller. of Madison. Wis.
home visiting their parents here Miss
Fanny Wingate is home from the East. and will
spend the holidays with relatives In Benton
Harbor. Mich Miss Maud Robertson returned
home with her cousin. Mr.. Harry Robertson, IN
Chicago, for a short vacation. Mrs. John
Messiok. Mrs Benjamin Love, Miss Mag
ton were in indianapolis, Tu sday
Miss Bertha Thompson received the ms .bers OF
the Spinster Club at her home Thursd after
noon Miss Lola Parker returned from hicago
last week. The Coteric Club met Mrs.
Will Major Saturday afternoon Miss Mamie
Tinsley, daughter of Rev. Tinsley. of the NJ. +.
Church. has returned home from indianapolis,
where she has been attending medical school.
80 The members OF the o. T.. s., Naamah Chapter,
met in their temple Friday night and elected
new officers for the folio wing year The MEM
bers OF the German Club will give dress hop
here holiday week