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on their behalf Hastings gave the women
TO understand that be had purchased with
their money shares in a certain company.
An Investigation showed that the company
to which Hastings had referred had never
gone to an allotment.
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BOARD OF TRADE QUARREL.
A Chicago Grain-Broker Arrested for Larceny
and Blackmau.

and bIdCkmGl.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Elick L0wits, men,
ber Of the Board of Trade, was arrested in
the Directors room on Change to-day,
charged by Baldwin & Farnum with lar
cenv and attempting to blackmail them out
Of $4,000. The arrest caused great excite
ment in the board rooms. LoWItS had a
number of lradng-cards and some memoir
anda, which he was about To use I'm the
boards investigation of the accusations
made by him that Baldwin & Farnum had
Systematically swndled their customers
The firm asserts that LowitS stole the
trading cards, and that his differences were
unwarranted. He demanded $4,000 for the
papers, with the alternative of running their
reputation. He was formerly an emplOys
of the firm. Judge Tuley issued an lujunc-
tiOn restraining him from using the cards
or testifying before the Board Of Directors.
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Innnhsd at Omaha

OMAHA, Jan. S.-The International Press
Club delegation arrived here this afternoon
and were served with luncheon in the local
Press Club rooms. after which the trip was
rasuOad
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Ttalv,s Gooa Offices

PARIS, Jan. st is stated that Italian
diplomacy is likely to reconcile France and
Bulgaria, the former sending back her rep
resentatIve to Sofa and the latter withdraw
ing the decree OF expulsion against Cha
dOuIne on condition that he does not return.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Firemen Killed and Several Injured in
Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Five boilers exploded
tonight in Warren Springer's manu-
featuring building on Canal street,
killing four men and dangerously
injuring two others, one fatally.
The killed are: Arthur Hall. Ad Bush
(b0th cOlOred). John Lee and Patrick ROg-
James Giggins badly scalded, but the latter
will recover The victims were firemen
and helpers. The damage to the building
is trihing, the total loss. including boilers,
being $4,000. The cause of the explosion
is unknown. The boilers had been In use
only two weeks. Engineer Schroeder mirac-
ulously escaped injury.
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SHUBUTA (Miss.), Jan. SIT is reported
on good authority that Neil Sims is sur
rounded in the swamp, and is almost GER
tain 10 be captured.
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OTTAWA (Ontario), Jan. Sat the Carl
ton Assizes this afternoon the Grand jury
returned true bills against Thomas Nc
GFeevy and Nicholas Connolly for con
spiTacy.
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BENT ON MURDER.

An Ohio Burglar Threatens to Kill Young
Woman.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. S.-Rev. Thomas Daggett,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Bryan, Ohio, wires the Chief Of Police to-
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NEWARK IN. j.. Jan. s.-Charles S.
Quackenbush fatally shot his wife and him
self Tonight Cause unknown.
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NO RACE IN PROSPECT.

Nancy Hanks and SunOl Will Not Meet Next
Year.
NEW YORK, Jan. S,-The Turf Field and
Farm SAYS Some Of our esteemed contem-
poraries are using up good deal of ink in
discussing the probabilities of a race next
season between Sunoi and Nancy Hanks
There is not the least chance of the two
mares meeting in race Bonner says he is
too old 10 think Of changing the firmly
established policy Of his life. He has never
started a horse in race and will not turn
over a new leaf with SunCl.
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PORTLAND, Jan. 8.-Ihe Iammany So
ciety of this city celebrated the seventy
seventh anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans by banquet tonight. Many prom
inent Democrats from all parts of the State
were present. Toasts were responded to by
ex-senator l.. f. Grover and others. Let
ters were read from ex-Presdent Cleveland.
Senators Hill and German, Governors
Flower, Campbell, Boies, Pennoyer and
other distinguished Democrats. Tomorrow
a State convention of Democratic CLUBS will
be held. The Democratic State Committee
will also meet tomorrow and decide upon
the time and place for holding a State con-
ventiOn to nominate two Congressman to be
voted for at the election in June.
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Some Chinese Contrasts.
November ST. Nicholas.


We cannot ignore him, for be is our near
est neiRhhor in this direction under our
feet. Perhaps the fact that he is opposite
to MS In location may prepare you 10 learn
that he is opposite TO us in many other re-
spects.
He studies from dawn till dark while q
boy, and walks on stills, playa ball and
marbles and lies kites wien he 10 n man.
lie is fond OF fireworks. but displays them
principally by daylight. He rides in boats
drawn By Dcn, and in q vehicle which
might be called-a carriage OF q wheelbar-
row, according to ones mood) moved
by sails. The needle of his compass
the mariners compass being his own
and he talks of the "west-north, or the
"east-south," as the case may be. His own
name Is likewise turned about If he 10
John ChInaman with US, ne would be Chi.
naman John at home. 10 school he sIts
with his back to the teacher, and studies
hIs lesson aloud. The feTule reaches for
him if he fails TO study loud enough. He
dates his lettero with the year first. and
begins TO read on the lower right-hand cor
ner of the last page. John is mortally
enemy as hot-headed American might do,
but kills himself instead on the enemys
doorstep, ana the mourning relatives don
white to show their grief.
When John wishes TO pay special respect
to any one. he keeps his hat on and takes
his shoes oil in that ones presence. When
he meets a friend he grasps aud cordially
shakes his own hand. leaving the friend 10
do the same for himself. instead of heartily
performing that operation for each other,
as wa do. III so glad Co see each other the
handshsking does not express their Joy,
they rub shoulders until tired out. John
shaves not bis face. but his head and eye
brows; he whitens his shoes; be wears 10
long gown. and carries ian. lie assumes
the duties of milliner. lanndress, and
dress maker; he pays the doctor as Ions as
he is well, but stops payment as soon as he
ia i'll
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Origin OF the brownies"

Palmer Cox. in the Ladies' Home Journal
The seeker after facts concerning the
origin of the brownies" will find it diff
cult To gather them in. He may visit tue
largest libraries IN the land and turn the
leaves of old volumes that have been neg.
lected for centuries. and fail TO find more
than that at one time In rhe long. long ago.
the Browne" was power IN the land
that no well-regulated family could afford
20 do without. One thing is certain. how
over. the. more we learn about the
Brownies" the better we like
them. Theirs is a gepealogy that
one can trace back through tho dusty
centuries of the past without finding one
blot oil their scutchcon, or discovering that
they descended from n race OF robbers or
evil-doers. It is indeed refreshing TO learn
that ut time W hen the ago was so dark
that even Christianity could scarcely send
n ray of light through it. and when ever
mans hand seemed TO be against his
brother. when poachers. moss-troopers and
pluudering men of might were ueruding
the land. the Brownies" through RAIN and
shine wsro fouDd &C their posts every night.
aiding the distressed. picking MP the work
that weary hands let fall. and IN many
ways winning the love and respect OF the
people
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to Upton President Coulter. of I. u.
delivered the second lecture OF the scienc,
course Wednesday evening. His sub
ject was "Charles Darwin" The lect-
ure Is pronounced scholarly production
by all who heard 10. Professor Webster will de-
liver the next lecture. Halloween was duly
honored by the students. The "Chesnut con-
cert at Mcharry Hall. a bowling success.
Very pleasant parties were given at the resi-
dences of Mesdames Alexander Lockridge and
]. X. Langdon and Miss Fannie Swahlen---.
Miss Lathrop. of the Music School, is az Greens
burg, 20 act as maid of honor for her friend. Miss
Wooden Mr.. Coborn, OF Michigan City, Is
visiting his daughter. who Is suffering from
physical indispositOn.
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Greenfield

Mrs. 8. r. Milikan visited her old home in
Greencastle last week. II. NJ Lynn and wife,
OF Franklin, were here last Sunday visiting
friends and attending the rededication of the
Presbyterian Caurch-- Mrs. Inez Lyons. Of
Washington, ID. c.. Ia spending her vacation with
her mother. Mrs Gwynue. -. Miss Gertie Will
Jams is visiting her brothers IN Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Haerle Rhadhammel, OF Indian
apolis, were here to attend the funeral or Mrs.
Mary Martin Wednesday. They were he guests
of E. 7. Swope and family The Choral Union
gave concert in the Presbyterian Church Friday
evening. Miss Jessie Scott gave q delightful
Halloween party Monday evening. Miss Olive
Adams has returned from Washington.
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Cllarlestou.

James vause and wife, of NATION, were guests
In this city last week :. Mrs. VIM. Ricketts, wis.,
tied in Terre Haute last week :. Mr. A. Alvey
and wife are in Cincinnati. Mrs. A. T. Stukey.
or Indianapolis, is visiting in this city. Miss
Kate Van Deeren spent Sunday as the guest or
Miss Emma Balch. in Mattoon- Miss Mary Me-
Kinley returned from Chicago last week. Mrs.
E. Arterburn was guest in Nation last week.
20 e. Wilkin, of Arcola. and Miss Nettie
Floyd were married In this city Wednesday.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Champaign.

Miss Kate Dixon, of Chicago, is the guest of
Miss Mamie Burnham. Miss Jones, OF Balti-
more, has been visiting Miss Lille Heath.
Mrs. +. p. Hamlin, Is visiting in Kansas City,.
Miss Dora Moore. of MnskegOn. Mich 10 a guest
in this city Miss Meredith Park, OF Iaylors-
Wilson. OF Indianapolis, is the guest of II. p
Harris and family Mrs Jesse Fleming ia visit
ing at Westfied. Miss Vina Cummings, Of
Mahomet. has been the guest of Miss Eva
Lindsey Mrs. j. L. Ray left for San Diego,
Cal, to spend the winter. Mrs. III. G. Howard
entertained SATURDAY. evening
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Coy.puton.

Mr.. and Mrs. lett. OF New York. are visiting
John uett and family Mrs. Fred Martin, OF
Attlca, and Mrs. Flora Thompson, OF Empora,
Kan, spent Thursday with Mrs. j. W. Brissey -.
Mrs Jacob Rhodes and son and daughter spent
SUNDAY with samuel Clark aud daughter.
eupt. Eli Myers and wife visited with DIR. K. III.
Fine of Steam Corner over Sunday Manly
Booze and wife visited friends here over Sunday.
49,. Miss Helen Gish spent few days in Indian
spolIs. Miss Lillian Harden visited friends
and relatives in Perrysville last week Mrs. j.
C. Merrill OF Englewood, Ill, is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. o. T.. Lewis. Mrs. &. W. Zeigler spent
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Boord- Mrs. schulenberg has left for her homo
In sheboygan. Wis. Miss Louise Miller and
Miss Cora Maier. of Danville ILL.,. are visiting
Misses Lizzie and Pauline Miller Mrs
Jasper Davidson, OF whresville. Ind, and Mrs.
Funk, OF Ladoxa, are visiting friends here.
Miss Ruth Boord entertained a few friends last
Tuesday evening. 80. DIR. and Mr.. Kester, of State
Line City. Ind. visited here last Monday Miss
Lal Webster. of Perrysville, has been visiting
Mrs. l. c. Allen Mrs. William Lacy and
daughter. Mrs. Wingate. of Shel5yville. hive
been visiting for the past ten days with Geo. ".
Crane and other friends.
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Mrs. r. woodford, OF Miles, is the guest OF Mrs
Z. Micks. The members Of the Arion Club en-
tertained dancing party Friday evening, =.
Mrs. Wheelock, who has been visiting Mrs A. l..
Fisher. has returned TO her ho,.e in Canandai-
qua, N. Y.-..Miss Margaret Srodrick enter
tanned her young friends very pleasantly Tues
paigp, Ill, Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. +. T.
shafie- Mrs. E. B. Smith has returned from
Chicago. Mrs: f. A. Howe returned with her
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Creasler are in Three Rivers,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bodel have been
Georgia Butterheid and Ruby Dean, Of
friends. Mrs. W. NJ. Barney is home
DR.. ii. 8. Fuller. of Pleasant Lake, Ind., Mrs. p.
]. Charesworth and daughter: OF Cleveland, o.,
and Mrs. III. Brown. OF South Bend, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brown :. Ivan Hammond
entertained his friends Wednesday evening".
Mrs E. +. Plant Misses Alice and Mary 'S Graft.
Mills, OF Marion street. entertained a largo CON-
pany Thursday evening - Mrs. NJ. A. Aldrich
Mrs. o. z. Davis, of Chicago, is visiting her Elk
hart friends Mr.. and Mrs. George Hale, of
aurora III; are guests OF MT and Mrs. J. G.
Johnson have been visiting at South Bend.
Mrs. James Prouty, Of Chicago. is visiting Mrs.
Lovsjoy, Of Eden street Miss Allie Young. of
Mrs. E. A. Garfield. of Toledo. o.,
Is visiting Mrs. Thomas Mcqueen.
Miss Kate Herald has returned from q visit in
Pennsylyana. Mrs. b. 4. Williams OF Sheffield
H., and Mrs. G. Carrigsn, of Blair. Neb., are the
guests OF Mrs. b. T. Swinehart---. Mira Erwin
Love and Mrs. Clarance Hawkins. who were
visiting here. have returned to Marion. DR.. G.
r. Ellis. OF Eureka Springs Ark. is here visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Ellis Mrs.
Julia Avery has returned from Chicago Mrs.
Of Mrs Frank and mr sne g.
Lamport. OF Wabash, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
ID +. Coe.- Misses Rose Rath and Sadie Hen
friends.
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Farmland.

Mrs. Irwin Boil is at Ithica. o.. Mrs. Madison
Clevenger and Miss Jennie Lindsey are at Green
vile. o. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Longfellow, of
Anderson, were guests of r. III. Clark aud wife
last Sunday. Mrs. Louisa Baughn and daugh-
ter inez left last Monday for indianapolis. where
they will spend the winter. Misses Critic Ken
nedy and Rosa Wiese, OF Union City, and Kate
Kennedy, of indianapolis. were here Friday the
guests OF Mrs Frederick Wiesc..... Mrs. Harvey
Reynolds and daughter May, of Versailles, o.,
are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. J. C,evenger.
Miss Nina Moormap, accompanied by Mrs.
Sadie Poor, of Warsaw. were at Richmond
Wednesday Mrs. NJ. L. Murray. who has been
at Indianapolis, has returned homo. Misses
Dollie Watson, Adde Wilson, Grace aud Mabel
Collins were at Winchester last Sunday the
guests OF Miss Nina Bates.
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WiucheRter.

daughter at Indianapolis - Miss Eta Alexander
entertained the young women OF the L. II. Il,
Monday evening. Daniel Hester and wife, OF
Jay county. were guests of DR.. .. f. Able and
and wife last sunday Mrs j. X. Waltz re-
turned Thursday from Liina.--.Miss India
Brumfield entertained Monday evening. Mrs.
Mollie Merger, OF Bunker HILL is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Keller. Rev. Elkanah
Beard and wife have returned from Portland.
Miss Nellie Miller entertained last Monday
evening. Mrs. u. b. Hunt is visiting in Hen
bricks county. Joseph Pickett and wife have
returned from their summer home at Excelsior.
MINI. C. w. Salter and wife returned Monday
from Eaton. Carl Pickett and wife have re-
turned from the North. Mr.. John Fresh and
wife, of Huntington, have been the guests Of
Rev. W. E. McCarty and family.
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Maurer, principal of the Highschool, enter
tanned the school marms" and their friends at
q masquerade party Halloween night. 49, Cards
are out for the marriage OF Wilbur b. Funk and
Hattie Pearman. on Thursday. Nov. 10. Mr..
Funk was deputy auditor of this county for a
number OF years, and is q Phi Kappa Psi OF De
PAW University. Miss Pearman is daughter
Of ,r Pea
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liauyilie.

Mrs. D. D. Evans and Mrs. A. c. Freeman have
returned from Chicago. Mrs. Abel Mann, OF
Rossville, visited relatives here last week. -
Mrs. Cornelia j. Newton, of California, after Wis
itng with Mrs. A. s. Williams. has gone To Paris.
49, Mrs. Louie summer, OF Alvin. was the guest
OF Mrs. William Beckwith- - Miss Fuller. OF Kan
sas City, il the guest of Miss Kathleen Abdill. L..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tfncher viii return in
few days from their wedding trip Invitations
have been issued tor the wedding OF Miss Bertha
smith and Mr.. Jesse l.. Holloway.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
rConoluded from Eleventh Pagc.l

Church met with Mira L. T. Bower, on Eastern
avenue, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. II. Munk
visited Indianapolis friends Thursday =. The y.
r. G. Club gave a dance Friday evening.
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Pretty Well Under.tood.

Sc Louis Globe Democrat
Indiana ~ Democratic State that has a
way of going Republican at opportune
times. and the opportnneness Of the pres-
emit occasion Is we'll understood by her poo
ME-
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Triton.

The event of the week in Upton was the Hal
lowe'en social at the handsome new residence Of
J.. Il. Martndale. on North West street. The
programme included songs by Miss Alice Paul.
trio. 20 Memory" by Mrs Maud Lebo, Mrs.
Lindsay and Miss Paul. a piano solo by Miss
Wynona Bergman. .sTne Goblin Ia the Library"
torigina). recifed by Miss Ellie Montgomery:
piano variations aid Gottschaks "Iremolo"
by Miss Pearl Waugh and charming ballad by
Miss Myla Cook. a Halloween luncheon was
served by the dim light or skeleton lanterns and
the remainder or the evening was given into the
hands or the keepers who had prepared many
miscellaneous pranks. Mother shipton" was
also present. and read the past and
future OF many OF the guests with
wonderful Skill Mrs. Greene and Mrs VIII
Paugeurn. or North Alabama street. InGianapo-
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Mrs. W. T. Blackburn have returned from Chi
cago. Mrs. Logan, OF Lexington, KY. is visit
ing Mrs. Freddie Burns Mr.. and Mrs- William
Scott have returned from Detroit. =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bourkc, of Detroit. are visiting DR.. L. O.
jenkins and wife. Miss Jennie Powell enter.
tanned last Monday evening
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Huntington.

Miss Bird Richie. of Fort Wayne, was the guest
OF Miss Grace Murray the first OF the week. -.
Miss Edith Arnold has returned from two
weeks visit in Dixon. Ill. Mrs. f. T. Taylor
nand Reichart was the guest of Fort Wayne
friends the first OF the week preparatory
To going TO California -. John Trash
and wife are home from Winchester.
Mrs. Guy K Jeffries. nee Miss Gusta Reuter-
has returned from Indianapolis. Walter Kis-
ner and wife, OF Detroit, have been guests OF
friends for n few days Mrs. c. w. Reynolds
and Mrs. Court Reed of Peru, guests OF Mrs
j. F. Loyett. Mrs. 8. Il. McGovney, OF Port
land, who has been visiting rela-
tives for week. returned Friday
A large number entertained Halloween. among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Wells who had
about fifty guests. Misses May Ireland. Cora
Altman. Olive Thompson, Eta Palmer and
Berta Baker were at home at the residence or L.
p Milligan. fifty OF the elite being in attendance.
The Qs entertained. as also did hiss Lena Fos-
ter, Miss Josie Wilhelm and others.
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Mira. NJ. c. Harvey visited ar Elgin last week.
49,. Mr. Bowman and wife, OF Pomona, CAL, are
guests of W. j. Bowman. Mrs. T. NJ. Beatty
left for her future home in Los Angeles. Cal. -.
Mas. Ida Bennett, of Indianapolis, is the guest
of Mrs. Lon Lee.- Mr.. W. n. Coer and wife, OF
New York. are guests in this city Miss Years
ley, of Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs. W. L.
Shaw. Mrs. W. 3. Weber Is visiting at Louis
vile. Ky. Miss Lenora Briggs, of this city,
was married at Lowell, Mass. Thursday TO q Mr..
Daggest. Mrs. s. III. Busey is visiting at PEN
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Forsviile.

Miss Jessie Kelmer is Mt Indianapolis the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Amy Arnold. Mrs. Ida
Conner, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. q. A. Hanna. Miss
Lille Arnett visited Indianapolis friends last
week Mrs. Marshall Davis and sons, of Ander-
Son. are visiting friends here. 80 Misses Tille
shaher and Laura Jarrett were the guests of
Eden friends sunday Mrs. Joseph Scott. OF
Anderson, visited friends here Wednesday -
Mrs. Sadie Lowe. or Joncsville, o., is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Edwards. -. Mrs. Matilda
Reynolds returned from visit with friends near
Gre enfield.
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Mrs ~. NJ. Winans has gone to Eldorado
Springs TO visit friends. Miss Susie Kirby
pleasantly entertained the Young Ladies' Cook
ing Club Monday evening. Miss Helen Smith
gave a delightful Halloween party Monday
evening. Fourteen guests were present. An
oldfashioned Halloween party was enjoyed by
a number or guests ut the home OF
Miss Emma Wilcoxen. The members OF
the Kookin Klub were the charming hostesses
Misses Maud Johnson and Mary Hewitt enter
tanned their friends at dancing party Monday
eyening.--.A party OF young masqueraders
ioyed the Inequalities OF Miss Pearl Burns -.
Mrs. John Jenners. OF Lafayette. Is visiting
Muneie friends Miss Sozette Kirby has gone TO
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McCrlis home froA
Hartford City Mrs. III. III. Highlans has gone
TO Pittsburg, Kan. to visit her sisters. Mrs.
John Lire and Mrs. Mary Noble. OF indianapolis,
guests of Hon. NJ G. Smith and family
Mrs y. ii. Hays has returned from n visit with
Chicago friends. Mrs. l.. Mccoy OF Madison,
Ind, Is tho guest OF Mrs. j. r. Williams.
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Mttchell-

A Halloween party was Riven at the residence
OF Miss Mary Burton -. Miss Fannie Larhin is
visiting. her sister. Mrs H. D. Chapman, ut
Bloomington Mrs. Lee Horton WIS ar Bed
ford part or the week Mrs. NJ. c. Blackwell
visited her parents here the first or the week
Mrs. Burnham spent Friday at Bedford. Mrs
W. j. Uumston has been visiting at Bedford.
Mrs. Ed Busic was at Orleans Friday. Frank
hitchcock. OF Bedford was here Friday evening
- Mrs Nj. Daniels will be the guest or her
daughter, Mrs. w. 81. James, for several days.
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Dublin.

Mrs Everett Richey. of Richmond. spent from
Saturday till Monday with her mother. Mrs. DR..
Taylor. The women OF the M. T.. Church enter
tanned in the basement OF the church Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and daughter
Maud. from Bridgeport, Conn. have been guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. McGrew. :. Miss Jessie
Irindle, OF Richmond, was the guest OF Dr. and
Mrs. Taylor the first of last week. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hagaman wero calling
On friends in Milton Sunday last
Fir. and Mrs. James b. McGrew enter
tanned Tuesday evening. Among those
present were Mrs. j. C. Murray and daughter
Emma of Atlanta, Ca, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and
daughter Maud of Connecticut. On Thursday
evening Messrs. c. =. Hunt j. NJ. Gibson and L. T.
Brown, and the Misses Sophia Marchant, Ada
Woodland. Emma Bond and Mary Weber, all OF
Richmond, drove over and were entertained by
Miss Liza Hammond.