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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-27
BARGAIN NO. q

Is made up of two lots of Plain White
Japanese Silk Hcmstitched Initial Hand.
kerchiefs.
25 dozen of Ladies' Initial Silk Hand
kerchiefs at 25c apiece; worth soc.
25 dozen Gentlemens Initial Silk
Handkerchiefs at soc; worth 81.
These are of superb quality and very
cheap.
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BARGAIN NO. 3.

$50 pairs OF white and gray blankets
at 75c per pair; worth 81.
IS pairs ia lib. white Blankets at
s.; worth Sc 80
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BARGAIN NO. 2,

10 Dress Patterns in novelty effects
Prices have been Sl2 to SIS. We wi
close them out at $40.
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f'D parers for tho next week at 10
.cel:s rcr hundred.
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THE bic FOUR
AT
4 Brugh's
THIS WEEK.
THIS WEEK.

We will offer four big bar
gains this week. Two of them
are In lines we are anxious to
close and two in new things
Just opened.
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BRUSSELS carpets at so cents yard at
the T.. Ii. Stewart Furniture Com pany.
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coPrrse. enlsrglns, e1teriors. slaennger's.
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You cannot appreciate our methods OF
doing business untu you have d. alt
with US. II you deal win us once you
will deal with us many times.
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Silks and Dress Goods

As SO many more silks, particularly
Black. Ire being now worn, we be-
lieve every lady of good taste should
w one. They cal easily do so at
our prices.
A full suit Of an All-Silk Black
Rhadame. wear and color guaranteed,
for $3.50.
Dress Pattern of Black Faille Fran
caise, worth 81, every yard; the Pat
tern next week for $6.93.
All the late effects in Rhadames,
eros Grains, Peau de Sole, Crystal
Bengalines and changeable Silks at
popular prices.
A treat for you in Black All-Wool
Novelty Patterns. Fifty exclusive
new designs TO select from, worth
from ST. 90 to $3.50 per yard; whole
suit next week for SIS.
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BUILDING HOUSES ON SAND.
1t II n Risky Piece OF business 60 Own
Land in the Missouri Bottom.

so
Land in the Missouri Bottom
St Louis Globe Democrat
Owning land in the Missouri bottom is
about rs risky q business as buying stocks
on q margin. Every spring the farmer
whose land IN anywhere near the river is
forced to contemplate the possibility of his
farm being transferred bodily from under
his feet and gratuitously bestowed ON some
body else without the smallest possibility
of compensation. The whole bottom Is un-
derlaid, at q distance from the surface OF
ten or twelve feet. with q stratum of sand
from three to six feet thick. When tho
river rises and the current becomes swift
and strong this underlayer of sand
melts away as speedily as though 1t
was sugar. and the upper layer of loam
drops into the river, q half acre at the time.
No effective means ave ever yet been
adopted for stopping the fearful ravages or
the river. and o landowner often loses his
entire possession.
In one place at Durche Bottom, in st.
Charles county, u farmer. three years ago.
had 112 acres of bottom land, really a fine
farm; to-day but four acres remain or all
his magnificent holding. the rest. los acres.
having been carried off by the treacherors
stream. OF course. what one man loses an-
other man makes, for tho rule is every
point gains ground and every bend washes
out but it Is small consolation to q man
who has lost everything to know that his
neiRhbor across the river has had his farm
doubled In size. To the losers the matter
IL very serious, and the government cannot
be too prompt in adopting some means of
holding the river in check.
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The Map Tells Its Own Story

But t.may be well to add that it is a
map of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
PaulRailway, which rOa is the only one
over which electric-lighted, Steamboat
ed Vestibule Trains magnificently
equipped-are run every day between
Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul and Min
neapolis with a through sleeping-car to
Portland, Ore.), and also between Chi
cago. Sioux City and Omaha.
electric reading lamp, which no other
Western line uses, and it is the greatest
invention of the present progressive age.
1t is hardly necessary to say that our
dining-cars are the finest in the world,
but we make the assertion without fear
of contradiction.
C. C. MORDOUGH,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
4 Jackson Place, Indianapolis, Ind.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Champaign.

. Miss Mamie Lee Dade, of Virginia, ia the guest
OF Mrs. Or. Heeton -. Misses Ella and Lilly Me-
Fadden have returned from an extended visit
with friends at Washington. Nv. Il. Ruhl and
wife. OF Beardstown. are guests Oft III. Shepherd
and wife. ...E. 6. Vail and wife, OF Vandalia.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Wahl....M Mrs.
Augustus +. Ayers, OF Jacksonville. Is the gnest
Chicago. Is visiting here. Mrs. J. Z. Elkins Is
visiting at Paris. Mrs. o. +. sParkcr. of Peoria,
Is visiting in this city.
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COlOred Dress Dept.

A run on a 40-inch Illuminated
check, just the thing for children's
school dresses; never shown under 20
cents; next week for I9C per yard.
Pick out your all : wool winter
dresses, in every shade and in plain
colors: for full dress, S1.93. A AZ
inch. Silk-finish. Bedford Cord, in Sc
lect shades, that we considered good
value at 81 cents, You can buy next
week for 40 cents per yard. Our line
of Colored Novelties is large, exclu-
sive and low-priced.
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covered with forest. From the top of the
wall the lan dips to q plateau fifty TO one
hundred feet lower. which rs very fertile
and protected from the winds In this ba-
sin all the people live. aud from the sea
the island appears uninhablted. The hol-
low Is drained by crevIces in the coral
rock. kwalawata. Gawa and Iva islands
are of the same formation. In Gawa the
coral wall is so abrupt that it has to be
partially climbed with ladders, and in Iva
the wall meets the sea itself nearly all
round.
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Turned His Back ON the Soldiers.

New York Mornlng AuVertiser-
1t may have been by mere accident that
Grover Cleveland turned his back upon
the Grand Army boys yesterday In the pa
rade. But that he did so there are living
witnesses to swear. But ms President he
always did so. The record of his pension
yetoes shows that he did. No man ever
had y greater contempt for the boys In
blue than had this man who sent "a sub
srite while be remained at home to play
~.penuchleD with the other boys" in the
back room of a beer saloon.
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Some Curious Islands.

MauCntsstr lIHts.
The islands off New Guinea. recently Wis.
tied by Sir William McGregor. arc appar-
emily aiolls which have been upheaved IN
post-,ertiaTy times. like the reefs of tho
Solomon islands. Kitavia. or Nowan, has
surrounded by a fringing reef. The shore
slopes upward 10 n steep coral wall, three
hunaIed to four hundred feet high. and
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Questionable Fame.

Mr.. Roseberry-Dis we're Chris'pher Ker-
II chap.
Mr.. Dewson (contemptuously)-S Smart!
Eff he'd coined over yere an discovered
Philadelpby OF ever r place as big as Ho-
boken. yo' maght talk; but when 1t comes
to findin' such r monst'ous piece Oh do
yearth a. dis yere country. why-er-huhl
why he couldn't hev helped findin' it Of
he'd r tried.
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RichmOnd.

Mr.. George C.. Ball, of Fredericksburg. Va, and
Miss Mary Conkle were married at the United
Presbyterian Church Tuesday morning. :. Miss
Mary Waldron. of New Castle, was the guest or
Mrs. III. ID. Bertsch last week. Mr. John Many
and Miss Della Thomas were married at st.
Mary's Catholic Church Tuesday morning..
Mrs. Perry j. Freeman is home from a two
months visit to relatives at Los Angeles and
1opeka---.Mrs. A. I. Chaplin, OF Elwood, Is Wis
citing here. ...Mr.G George c. Frederick, of Ridge
vile, and Miss Mary +. Wilcutt5 were
McGreevy and Mas Anna Leonard
were married at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Wednesday morning---.Mr and Mrs. J. V. Row
lette are home from New York Miss Amy
Johnson visited IN indianapolis last week..
Miss Mary Woodland Is visiting In Dayton, o..
Mrs. j. A. Walls is visiting at Caton.--.The
knights of Rest" gave q ball at Vaughan's
Hall Friday night. -. Mrs. G. III. Burchenal and
Mrs. Caroline 6iddall were in Cincinnati last
week.-Mrs. H. .. Haynes and daughter Pearl
are home from a visit to Pittsburg, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Haynes have returned from
Castle. is visiting Mrs. c. &. Pierce.
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Nashville.

Miss Lottie Norris is a guest of Logansport
relatives -. Miss Maud Cassidy, OF Connersvilie,
is visiting here. Miss Nellie Weaver. of Brook
vile, KY, Is visiting Kirby Frakes. -. Mrs. Fam
ME Sexton left on Wednesday for Vevay, where
she viii spend the winter with her son Albert.
The members OF the Catholic Church will give a
fair at the opera-house for one week, beginning
Oct. 24.-..Samuel o.. Patterson and Miss lola,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Young. were
married Wednesday evening, at 8 O'Clock, Rev.
Geo. A. Beattie officiating.
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Retta shera and Mr.. Charles Mitchell were mar
ried IN this city Thursday Misses Ida and Lula
Hackett entertained q number or their friends
rysviIie, Ind. is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Charles Berner visited friends IN Shelby
VILE this week.
Marshall.
Miss Lolita Bradshaw, of Paris, is the guest of
Miss Maud Neal Mrs. Fred Libby, OF Dubuque;
Miss Annie Riley Msy iass Wees.-..T A. sanderson
and wife have returned from q two months visit
in Franklin and Newcastle, Wash. . Miss Kate
cousin, Miss Clara Hartnable. of Lyons. y. y,
spent last Sunday with Miss Jennie Marvin.
Miss Jessie I; Johnson H.. Of m New : ,Ss was the
Misses Anna Cell. Daisy Wall, Maymc Grant.
Rose and M0llie Sluniel. ida Higbee, Josie Will
here last week. Misses Rose and Lille New
man, Minda 6air and Lottie Lafferty, Of Martins
vile Ind. visited here the first OF the week.
Mattoon.
Miss Lizzie CHM. Of Sullivan. is the guest OF
Mrs. J. $. Miss Ina Craig Is VS.
iting In Chicago Miss kinsil, of sheibyvilie,
visited here las { week. Mrs. Thomas Cav Is
visiting in Cleveland. o.. Miss Gertie Hanna,
OF Seattle. Wash, is the guest OF friends here..--
Mrs. Jennie Rawlings, of Paxton, III, is the
gnest of Mrs. L. l.. Lehman. Mrs. Wash Fer
rell: of Terre Haute. is visiting in this city:
f.. Jennings and wife spent sunday the guests OF
mre. george ANDERSON IN 81. LOulS----0lsS
Annie D0navan. Of Watson, is visiting here....
w. X. Coppage and daughter, Miss Irma. are
visiting friends in Indianapolis.--:M Mrs. James
daughter. Mrs. L. 3. Baldwin, of Windsor, are
guests or friends IN this city. .Wm. Mcdonald
and wife. of Sullivan. are visiting here----Miss
Gertie GuiIford, OF shelbyvtle, is visiting Mat
t00n friends.
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Milton Wilson visited relatives
at sullivan and Palestine, H.. last week. {. Mrs.
John K. Patton, of Paoli, Ind, is the guest OF her
brother, Rev. w. j. Frazer, and anil Miss
Maggie tanner is visiting in Indianapolis.
Mrs. j. p. Beckett, Mrs. Henry L.
Rlves and Mrs. James A.. Eads Wis
Mrs. A. L. Gibson has returned To her home in
Mattoon, after a visit with Mrs. Eliza McCOrd
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss May
Whiteside aud Mr.. George b. Clinton next
Wednesday. Oct. 10, at 3 O'Clock T. M.,..Miss
of Miss May Whiteside. Mr. Thorn
as n. Means was the guest OF
friends at Ashmore Ill.,. last week.
Mrs. sue Collins, of Johnsonville. Tenn, is the
guest o. relatives here Mrs. OrendOrff and
daughter. Miss Ella, visited relatives at Mar
shall, ILL.,, last week., Mrs. j. and
Miss Lucy Payne have returned from C0lorado...
Mrs. La. Hutchinson has returned from Canton.-.
Mrs. w. r.. Jewell, of Danville, ILL.,, visited
son 10 yhe gnest of relatives In Topeka, kan.-..
Miss May Keepers has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Colorado, :. Miss Clara Gossage
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. WoOlsey. In
Danville, Ill, last week.
"
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Seymour.

Mrs. James Small is visiting friends at Loo
gootee. Miss Katie Wier, of Huntingburg. is
visiting in this city Mrs. Fannie Collins is in
Chariestown, w. Va.--.Mr. Clyde Hawkins and
wife have returned to Parkersburg. W. Va.
Miss Katie Tracy. of Jeffersonville, who has been
visiting in this city. has returned home Miss
Katie Honan is the guest of Jeffersonviile
friends.--.M Mrs. L. A. Van Harrington, OF Leba-
non, o., is the guest of her son, j. c. Mrs. q. G..
Graessle is visiting. Cincinnati friends. Mrs.
w. j. Kelley, of Cincinnati. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Barbara Peters Miss Laura Moore
and her sister, Lulu Frey, are the guests of Mrs.
Frank Dobbins ut Cincinnati. Miss Prudence
Barnes, of Indianapolis, who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. l.. Anderson, has returned
home....M Miss Winnie Clutch has returned 10 CO.
lumbus Miss Sadie Shields has returned to
hicago....M Mrs. Halleck Dametell is visiting In
dianapolis friends. Miss Lou Millen. of Indian
apolis. is the guest OF Mrs. George Thompson.
Mrs. James Keigwin. of Jeffersonville. is the guest
of Mrs. John Odem. 49, Mrs. A. j. Pellens and
daughter Louise, have returned from Louisville.
Miss Laura Wyman has returned to her home
at Lawrenceburg.- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott.
of indianapolis, who have been the guests OF the
formers mother. have returned home. Miss
Alvina Nicholson is visiting in Hannibal, Mo-.
Mrs. l.. G.. Helms. who has been visiting in New
Albany, has returned Mrs Phoebe Mariatt
has returned 10 Cincinnati.
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CharlekInn.

Mrs. Chris CAESAR and son Henry are visiting
in the northern part of the state Mrs. Frank
Vail left this week for n visit of several weeks at
Hot springs----Mrs. Marshall IL the guest OF
friends at Eureka Springs Miss Minnie From
mel is visiting friends in Champaign. -. MISS
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Waraaw.

Mrs. Judge Frazer and daugher Jennie left
Thursday for Niagara Falls on a health trip.
Mrs. George Zumbrum is visiting in JonesbOro.
of Miss Cynthia Milicc. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j.
Pine. Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Pine and Miss Nellie
Pine left Thursday for Mobile, Ala. To prepare
the annual Mardi Gras carnival.
They will return to Warsaw next summer -.
Miss Fora Paul returned Monday from Goshen.
MFR. and Mrs. Ed Dyer, of Rochester. have re-
turned -. Mrs. c. Hendee is the guest OF her son
In Anderson. 49,. Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter
are visiting in Wabash. Mrs. Warren Shrock.
of Goshen, is the guest of her parents, MI. and
Mrs. A. C. Funk. Miss Blanche Breeding was
IN Peru Tuesday. 49, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Power, of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Coleman and Mt. and
Mrs. L. f.. Coleman are now in Wabash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ristine. OF Charlottesville, were the
guests or their daughter, Mrs. Will ID. Frazer, this
week. Mrs. NJ. strauss entertained a companX
of ladies at her home Wednesday evening".
Miss Bird Frank Is home frem Goshen.
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WinchCster.

Mrs. J. ". Cotton has been visiting in Ohio.
Miss Viola Conner entertained Miss Emm,
Shoemaker and Mr.. Ward. of Ridgeville. Tues
day. urs. Emma Riley and mother. Mrs. Nell,
left Wednesday for Il visit of several weeks IN
indianapolis and Chicago Nj. and Mrs. Youk,
OF Mechanlcsburg. o.. are the guests OF G w.
White and Mrs. $. d.. Coats visited ut
Ridgeville Tuesday. 49, Miss Emma Engle re-
turned Monday from Irvington. -. Mrs. A. +.
Farrar is home from Columbus. o.. The
WOmaD's Club met . yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Albert Garfield. -. Miss
Bertha Bishop was at indianapolis Tuesday.
Miss Matte Harper, OF Geneva, is the guest OF
Miss Iva Ginger. Mrs. Eliza Pickett is visit
ing in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Il. c.. Marsh enter
tanned Mrs. ID. IL. Marsh ana daughter. OF De-
troll. aud Mrs. DIR. h. Il. Petit and daughter, Of
Dayton, o., last week.
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NEXT WEEK
Incur Clio Room

We show a Black Fur-trimmed
Jacket, best Value in the world
for So; will cost you......S3.5O
Light fur-trimmed full roll collar,
good value for So, our price for
next week.......... .......SJ.3
100 Seal Plush Sacques, only IN
three sizes, real value $15, next
week........... ..............SS.JO
Novelty leather trimmedg garments,
tailor made, worth $3.50, a run
on them next week for.
We have everything shown in all
the late novelties In every effect.
with sets of furS to match. :
Opening Sale of Winter Rugs
commences tomorrow.
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LoRanspora
Martinsvine.

Mrs. Charlotte Burnett returned wednes-
day TO her home in Columbus after q
weeks visit with Miss Rose Kenueday Of this
city---.M Mrs. Winnee. OF Indianapolis. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. y. NJ. Eubank.-- Mrs j. T.. Sur
BY left Tuesday morning for Hamilton, Mo-, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. DIR. EDgle.- Miss Lola
Brown is visiting her aunt in Greenfield. Ind.
Mrs Susan Hungate and children, after a two
weeks visit with relatives, returned 10 her home
In West Indianapolis. 80. Mrs. L. NJ. Woody and
two children are visiting in ----Mr.
and Mrs. j.. +. Fuselman spent Fri
day and Saturday in Indianapolis.
Mrs N. I. Cunningham. Sherman and Miss Tulie
Cunningham left Saturday morning for Kansas
City, Miss Darle Dryden is visiting friends in
Mooresville. -. Miss Myrtle Parks is spending %
month In Indianapolis Mrs. j. 7. Foley is Wis
ftinR relatives in Indianapolis Mrs. susan
Prewett and Mrs. Beai. of Charlottesville. are
visiting here---.Mrs. Nance and Mrs. Vending,
of Maysville. are visiting I'm this city-..Miss Bes-
sic Hill, OF Sanborn, Is visiting Mrs. NJ. Hite....
Mr.. and Mrs. Deer and Mrs. Sarah Bronson. of
Franklin, are visiting here.-.-Mrs. W. c. Burke
and Miss Ward, OF ThOrntown. are guests here.
Mrs. James Hart, of Greensburg. Is visiting
here----Mrs- j. Il. Baldwin is spending n few
days IN Greencastle. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Sparks. OF Shelby vile. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Baker. returned home Friday
morning. The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hubbard was the scene OF a very pleasant recep-
ton Thursday evening. Abont twenty young
people. all from this city. attended. Mrs. Hub
bard was assisted in entertaining 10y Mrs. W. c..
Barnett. Mrs. q. s. III. Goss and Mrs. Kate Sloan.
Misses Bessie Crawford and Alice Stevens pre-
sided at the puncn-boYl.
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Rensselaer,.

Mrs. A. Purcupile and Mrs. A. F. Long are
visiting relatives in Chicago. The engagement
OF Miss Emma Kline and Mr.. Lea a. Gray is an
nounced. Mrs. Matte sigler, OF Knightsville,
and Mrs. Allie Sigler, of DeMotte have been the
guests of Mrs. George Goff. The Columbian
Friday evening. Mrs. L. p. Hammond and
daughters are home from Lafayette. -. Mrs. Col.
Taylor, of Lafayette, will spend to-day with her
of Remington, Mrs. Hccht. OF Cincinnati, and
Mrs. Mossler, of Thorntown. were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leopold last week -. Mrs. Della
Thompson, of Chicago, is visiting her parents III
this place.--.Mrs. III. o. Harris and daughter,
Miss Jennie, have returned from a short visit at
Logansport--- Pythian Sisters held q very
pleasant social at Mrs. Grant Warmers Wednes-
day evening Mrs. Z. c. Sigler is the guest Of
Mrs. NJ. L. Spitten.
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ID

Mrs DIR. Blacklidge. of Camden. was visiting
friends here last week. Miss May Wolfe was
visiting in indianapolis last week Mrs. j. L..
Gully was visiting friends at Geneva Sunday -.
Mrs. 6ilas Pulse. OF Warren. visited friends here
last week.-Mrs.. Harry Mate. OF Muncie. spent
Walker Monroe. of Muncie, spent several days
with friends here last week -. Mrs. +. NJ.
Brown, OF Hartford City, spent sun
day here with friends. Mrs. Frank
Franks visited relatives at Dunkirk
last week----Mrs. George Crum. Mas Myrta
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Crbana,

Miss Yearsley, of Philadelphia, ia a guest at
the home of William Shaw. Mrs. L. c. Sheldon
has returned from Asbury Park. n. j., where she
spent the umIner -. Mrs. Craner, of Lafayette,
and Guy Craner, of Crawfordsville, are guests OF
8. &. Fox. John Savage and wife visited III st.
Louis this week Mrs. Harry Crumpton, of In
dianapolis, 10 the guest Of Miss Eva Turner.
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Mitchell.

Miss Mollie Logan went 10 Centerpoint. Ind,
Monday. TO visit her sister. the wife of the Rev.
Dir. Mrs. M. Chapman Is the guest
OF her son. Homer Chapman. at Bloomington. 49,.
Miss Viola Wilson lett for Gypsum. Kan. ON
Monday. Mrs. j. II. BIgCs Is visiting in Indian
apolis. Miss Maggie Holmes has returned from
indianapolis. Miss Addie Harsey Is the guest
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Mrs Frank Robinson IA visiting her mother.
Mrs. J. y. Boyd. at Franklin Mrs. a III. Prnth-
or il visiting relatives at Chicago. Mrs. A. L.
Boone attended the wedding anniversary OF
her parents, on Monday, at Shelbyville.--
j. W. Hess and wife, OF Wabash. were the guests
Of John r. Childs last week Mrs Enos Porter,
ID. Z. Elder. Mrs. John Logan. OF In
dianapolis. has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Linn. here----Robert Snyder and Miss
Dora f.. Brown were married last week.
Cal Corbelt and Miss Lily Patterson were mar
ried last sunday night. by Rev. K q. Roscamp.
----One OF the society events of the season was
the wedding OF wayne Mccoy aud Miss Paulina
showalter ~. NJ. Elder. wife and daughter. OF
Ottumwa, Ia, are visiting .. III. Elder.
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Greensburg.

son and family have returned home from a very
pleasant v isit TO Colorado and the West.
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ShelbyvIile.

Miss Aurilla LETTERS will visit I'm Franklin this
week -. Miss Hillie Joyce. OF indianapolis. and
Miss Grace Keepers. of Cambridge. o., arc guests
OF Miss Myrtle Parrish. -. The Wi-hut Circle met
with Mrs. DIR. III. C.. Sexton Friday evening".
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale had their opening
for the season on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ID. l.. Conrey. Misses Walker and
Johnson. of indianapolis. and Miss
Keepers, of Cambridge. furnished the pro-
graInme. Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Anna Parker Ia visiting Mrs wadley. in Du-
bnque. Ia Mr. Charles Cage and family, of Arizo-
ma. are visiting relatives here. -. Mrs. James Wiies
and daughter. Miss Jessie. have returned from
Greeufield---.Mrs Thomas Maddox, of Chicago,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Chris Houston. -. Mrs. b.
{. Sntton and Miss Mote were in Indianapolis
last week MISS BERTHE Fessler, of Chicago. il
will soon move 10 California, permanently. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ackers. were in Indianapolis