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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
STRASZNA SPOWIEDZ.
Pewien g6rnik, nazwiskiem Hawefka
przyznaje sic ma spowiedzi, IL ON
podfozyf ogie6 W kopalni W Wir.
kenberg.

Wiedeh, II czerwca [Tel. Am. I
G6rnik nazwiskiem Hawe}ka przyz-
nal sic pred ksiedzem, IL on pod
}ozy} ogieh W kopalni Przybram.
Miedzy umarlymi So takze dwaj jego
bracia. Stara} sic on utrzyma6 to W
tajemnicy, ale naprozno. w podr6zy
spat ME m6g}, ami g}odu zaspokoit.
Policya aresztowa}a go, sadzac atoli,
re ma do czynienia z czfowiekiem
niezdrowym ma nmysle, mysli pierw
poddat go egzaminacyi dokt6row.
aeweika powiada. re nala{ nafty ma
drewniane rusztowania W kopalni,
poczem je zapali}. w pierwszej chwi-
Ii stara} sic ugasi6 ogieh lecz byfo
to niepodobiehstwem. Ratowa} wiec
swoje 1ycie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
KNIGHTS OF ST. John.

Excursion to Niagara Falls and Toronto
via the Nickel Plate On Thursday June
23rd. At the usual low rates. Tickets good
returning until June goth. Stop-over at any
point on the Nickel Plate on the return trip.
For tickets and other information call on
Committee Knights of St. John or address
Nickel Plate Agents.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
Szalony wicher W Bangor.

Bangor, Me-, II czerwca. Wicher
jaki nswiedzia} nasze miasto poczy-
nil niezmierne szkody. Wielka ilosd
budynk6w poniszczonych. Deszcz LAX
tax ostry, re zatopi} okret Annie,
z MIN siedm os6b. Reszte za}ogi ura-
towano. Szkody znaczne.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
StO ludZi ZahitYch.

St. Paul, Mimi, II czer. (Tel. Am.)
Wczoraj po po}udniu szala}a W po-
}udniowych stronach naszego stanu
ogromna burza. Niekt6re miastecz-
ka zburzone. Bardzo wiele ludzi mia
10 zginac podczas tel bury, niekt6-
rzy obliczala do stu os6b.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
ZatOneli ma mOrzu.

Bordeaux, Is czerwcza. (Tel. Am
Wczasie bury przedwczoraj, an
gielski parowiec Petrolia, na4adowa.
ny nafta, uderzy} piorun. Malta ma
okrecie eksplodowafa, CO spowodo'
wa}o zatoniecie okretu wraz re s}uz.
ba, w liczbie dwudziestu.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
Demokratyczna konwencya.

Chicsgo,1 II czerwca. Demokratycz-
ma narodowa konwenoya rozpocznie
sic poniedziaaek. Dotychczas mai
wieksze szanse ma Cleveland. Krazy
zdanie 70 konwencya pociagnie sic
przesz}o tydzieh.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
I CLEVELAND. OHIO 1890 CZERWCA

przeclwko ks. Ko}aszewskiemu. Ten
zarzut niesprawiedliwie mu uczynio-
no.
Biskup W movie wyrazi} sic, re
ks. Rosihski jest naznaczony tym-
czasowo. Jak sic lud uspokoi BIZ
skup przeprowadzi sledztwo W caiej
tel sprawie, to pewnoscia nastapi
zmiana. Znajac ks. Rosihskiego mo-
zemy zapewni6 naszycb rodakow, re
nigdv lepszego proboszcza ME do.
stana, lax Jest ks. r.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
Otwarcie wystawy W niedziele

Chicago, Ill. II czerwca Tel. Am.
Niekt6re re sekt religijnych Ma
ssachusetts New Hampshire made
s}a}y petycye, W kt6rej So "a otwar-
ciem wystawy swiatowej W niedzie-
lie, ale. -. powina to bye "cicha
wys}awa" bez ruchu maszyn.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
TrZech ludZi Zabitych.

Londyn, II czerwca [Tel. AMI
Przy Bishops gate zderzyly sic diva
pociagi nape}nione robotnikami, uda-
jacymi sic do piracy. Trzej ma miej-
Sou zabici zostali, a dziesieclu odnio-
s}o smiertelne rany.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
ZaburZenia W TangierZe.

Paryz, II czerwca [Tel. AM z
Tangieru donosza nam kilku po-
tyczkach powstahc6w regularnem
wojskiem rzadowem. ,Bardzo wielka
strata W ludziach, tax po jednej jak
drupiei stronie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
Strajk bez ZmiaDy.

Barcelona, II czerwca [Tel. Am.
Wsytuacyi strajkier6w niema dotych-
czas zmian zadnych. Potyczki z woj-
skiem strajkierami dosy6 czesto sic
powtarzaja. Bardzo wielu rannych
DO obuu strOnach. =.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
EksDlOZya bOmby.

Berlin, II czer. [Tel. Am. ]-Wczo-
raj W Magdeburgu, gdy zo}nierze
byli zajeci 2adowaniem amunicyi ma
wozy, bomba eksplodowa}a i zabi}a
ma mieiscu czterech zo{nierzy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
BurZa w Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, II czerwca. Miasto
nasze nawiedzione zosta{o wielka bu-
rza. Komunikacya telegrafczne mie-
dzy Chicago przerwana. Druty tele-
grafczne ma Western Union pozry-
wane.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
POwtorny process RavachOla.

Paryz, II czerwca (Tel. AM Jury
Ravachola zosta}o skompletowane W
Mont Brison, lecz nazwiska sedzi6w
trzymane So " sekrecie z obawy
przed anarchistami.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
KS. Sufek zasuspendOWany.

Dunkirk, N. Y, II Czer. Tel.Am].
Biskup Ryan urzedownie zawiadomi}
trustisow, ze ks. Su}ek jest suspen-
dowany ME ma prawa odprawia6
mszy " niedziele.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18
zEMSTA FR|TzA!
Ks. KOfaszewski zbuntOwaf lud
przeciw ks. ROsinskiemu.
UCzEsTNICY BUNTU WYKLECl

Przoz biskupa Observation-Disclosures mo.
wa biskupa-Lud spokojnie sic "a.
chowuje, ale ksRosihskiego ME
chce uznaG-Odezwa prze.
ciwnik6w, przez Fry
ca podObnO pisana.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-06-18

Odezwa ia podobno zosta}a podpi-
sana przez kilka set obywateli ODE
s{ana do Biskupa.
KS. Kosihski przed o}tarzem ludzi
zapewnial, ze nigdy ME intrygowa}
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-11
HOLIDAY
SILKS

Among the useful Christmas pres
ents nothing is more desirable Dor Q
gift than a Silk Dress Pattern
Our Silk Offering for the holidays
extends an opportunity to provtde
yourself with this gift
Crystols-An the new shadeefop
street and party wear, 81.
Fancy Changeable Taffetas III.
Fancy Silk Muslins Sl.25.
Drapery Laces in all the desirable
shades, from S1.25 to $3.50 q
yard.
Beaded Nets. Brocaded English
Silks 81.
One lot Silk de Chine, regular
$1.25 quality, at 9Oc.
Black Silks In Gros Grain.
Crystols, Armures, Peaa de Sole and
Rhadames from SOC q yard to
$1.75 a yard.
A big lot of PLAIN India Silks on
sale tomorrow at 3Jc a yard
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Rugs, Portieres
Lace Curtains.
AND =

Tomorrow and until Christmas eve our third floor will
be a busy place. The great sale of Rugs will offer an un-
equaled opportunity to supply yourself with Turkish and
Oriental Rugs-"Some in rags, some in tags and some in
velvet gowns" They are all here, some almost too old, but
here they are, and at a less price than ever known in the
market. Over 1000 Rugs of all descriptions.
Smyrna Rugs from &c each up, Fur Rugs from ST. 5
each up, Mikado Rugs from $1.4S up, Toxic Rugs from So
up, Moquette Rugs from $1.35 up. 250 Antique Persian
and Turkish Rugs, 100 Fine Old Daghestan Rugs, choice for
$14.75 worth from 500 to $35.
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Handkerchief Sale

Our great stock Of Handkerchiefs
for the Holiday trade surpasses any
like stock ever shown in lndianap-
oils.
Here are Handkerchiefs by the
thousand from Sc each up to the
fine French Cambria Embroidered
and Chiffons at $3.50 each.
Ladies' japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, embroidered and scalloped
edges, all c%olors, 1870 and lJc;
white with black embroidery, 10c.
Ladies' fine Hemstitched Cambria,
plain white and fancy borders, DC.
Ladies' Hemstitched, Embroidered
with Drawn Corners, Revers, Tucks
and Cords, twenty different patterns,
actual value Zoe, now lOc.
Ladies' imported Swiss Hem
stitched and Scalloped edges, fancy
colors and plain white, cheap at 25c,
at this sale 1Jc.
Ladies' fine Irish Handkerchiefs In
dainty Embroidery, also Irish Point
effects in fancy colors and white,
bought to sell at SOC, will go at this
sale for Csc.
Chiffon Handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred in fancy c%olors, all shades,
1910.
Chiffon Handkerchiefs bought to
sell at 39c, will go at this sale at
19c.
Chiffon Handkerchiefs in beauti-
full designs, 2Jc, also Silk Crepe at
the same price.
Chiffon Handkerchiefs, excellent
value at Toe, now soc.
Beautiful lines of Chiffon Hand
kerchiefs at 65c, 7Jc, SJc, 81,
$l.2J and $1.5O.
Mems Linen finish Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, sc.
Mems Hemstitched, in fancy Dor
ders and plain. 1Oc.
Mems pure Linen, unlaundered
Handkerchiefs, l21c.
Mems pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
fancy borders and plain white en-
broidered, 2Jc.
Mems fine Japanese Handkerchiefs
at 29c and 30c. New designs in
fancy Centers, Drawn Borders, all
colors, JOc.
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HOLIDAY
DRESS GOODS

We have prepared for our Holiday
Offering a special line of Dress
Goods, such as Printed Cashmeres,
French Challies and French Flannels
for house dresses.
One lot high novelty Cameps-hair
Suits, former price $50, at this sale
will 60 at $3.50.
Three lots of Novelty Suits at Sd,
$3.50 and $1,000, former price
$40, $15 and $40.
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Lace Curtains and POrtieres.

We closed out a big lot of Curtains and Portieres from
an importer last week, and tomorrow they will be put on
sale. Here are real Brussels, Irish Point, Tambours and Not
tinghams-some with only one pair of kind, others asmany
as five pairs of a kind. All in good condition-many choice
patterns in the lot. They were bought cheap, and will be-
closed out at this sale at about one-half their regular price.
500 pairs at 85c to $3.50 a pair, worth from $1.7O to SO
a pair. 250 pairs real handmade Brussels, from two to five
pairs of a pattern-goods worth from $l2. 80 to 500 a pair
the price at this sale will be $500 to $27.50 a pair.
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Governor Chase is looking up Irvington prop
erty and may move here In the spring.
Mr.. Charles Bowman has gone TO New York,
where he will be engaged in business for the rest
OF the winter.
Mr.. Ed King. of Centerville, who is spending a
short time in indianapolis, visited lrvington
friends on Thursday.
Miss Eva Jeffries returned on Monday from
Franklin, Ind, where she has been visiting
friends for two weeks.
Miss Romano Braden, who has been spending
a week In Franklin, the guest OF Mrs. Luther
Short, has returned to Irvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Braden, who have been
visiting the family Of DR.. James Braden, have
returned TO their home In Helena, Mont.
The Citizens Club held this month"; meeting
at the home of Mr.. James Kingsbury. A large
number were present, and the interesting pro-
gramme repaired was carried out most success
fully.
Mr.. Clarence Brewer. who has been III with
malarial fever for some time at his home. in
few days. last week. Mr.. Brewer. though not
able 10 he In school this term, will be back after
the Christmas holidays
Mr.. Dan Layman entertained the members of
the senior class OF Butler University very pleas
antly at his home. The annual election OF class
officers resulted In the election OF Miss Julia Fish
for president, Mr.. Layman. vice.president, Miss
Braden. secretary and MI. +. +. Williams, treas
urer.
The Senior Conversation Club, at its last meet
ing. was led by Miss Stella Braden, on the sub
Jcct oI "Saste. LIE cluD enjoyed q most inter-
esting and instructive conversation on the sub
ject- An innovation has been introduced in the
shape OF fifteen minutes allotted to political dis
cussion at each meeting.
A reception IN honor OF the college football
eleven was given Tuesday evening by President
and Mrs. Scot Butler. The members of the team
were each presented with a white rose on enter
ing. to distinguish them from the other guests.
The favors were sprigs Of holly, emblematic of
the approaching holidays.
The ladies of the Irvington Christian Church
will hold q fancy bazaar in the society halls of
the college building tomorrow evening. In addi-
ton TO the bazaar, the farce. ga. Box OF Mon-
keys will be presented. The characters will be
taken by Misses Mamie Galven, Clara Goe and
Eva Butler. and Messrs. X. +. Davidson and
Jesse Williams. The proceeds or the entertain
ment will go into the building fund OF the new
church.
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Cambridge Cftv-

Mrs. King il visiting her laughter In Corners
ville.- Mrs. Hiatt has returned from a few days
visit I'm Richmond. - Miss Jennie McGrew re-
turned home last Tuesday, after a pleasant visit
here Mrs. James III. Clark was entertained in
Connersville last Thursday and Friday. 49, The
Choral Club IL rehearsing the beautiful ~cantata,
david. the shepherd Boy" and will give u rem
dition of it soOn.
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Csntcryil.e.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson. jr, celebrated their
twentieth marriage anniversary Monday even
ing Mrs. Freeman Smith was the guest OF Mira.
q. NJ. Smith at Richmond, Tuesday =. Miss Mag
friends....Mr. aud Mrs. Monroe Worl celebrated
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BLACK GOODS.

Cancels hair, Crystol, Bengaline,
Ottoman Cord, Priestley's Silk
warp Henriettas, fine Wool Hem
riettas and a great variety of choice
novelties in Black Goods
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Frankfort

Mr.. and Mrs. @. Dinwiddie are In Peoria....
Miss Hattie Atkinson. OF Lebanon, is the guest
of Mrs. Chas. Marvin. Mrs. NJ. Wilson. Of
Thornfown. Is the guest OF friends here. MIR.
and Mrs. ". W. Garrett are I'm Indianapolis 49,.
Mrs. Williams Jones. OF Thowntown, Ia the guest
of friends here. : Mrs. Davenport and daughter.
OF Sheridan. who have been visiting Mrs. Willard
IContInusd Oh Fourteenth Faxs.i
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Attica.

Matter intended for thts column must be u, thts
Office not later than d D. M, Saturday; items re-
eeired after that h0nr Tfl not be used.l
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800 Pairs of Portieres,

Consisting of Chenille, Linen Velour, Satin Derby and
Tapestry. Come and get them while you can at the low
prices.
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at the home of the latter on North Alabama
street. The rooms were tastefully decorated
with roses and chrysanthemums for the occasion.
In a prettiiy draped corner of the mushroom
punch was served by Miss Bessie Webb and
Master Edwin Hinton At 5 O'Clock refreshments
were served and the prizes awarded. The enter
tainrnent was one of the very pleasant events OF
the week.
The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs will give a con-
cert at the Grand Opera-h0use Wednesday even
ing, Dec. %. IL has usually been the custom for
them to give their concert here at Plymouth
Church, but this year the clubs are larger than
usual. having thirty-six members, and have
thought best TO nave a larger house. In their
annual tour this year tho Glee Club will give
concerts in Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Harrisburg,
indianapolis, Chicago. Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester. Utica and Albany. ten concerts In all.
1t is their annual holiday tour, and their first
concert here since Jan. L. 1890. 1t Is the lnten-
ton OF the Yale Alumni Association 70 make the
concert as much of q society event as possible.
and q rece ption will be given by the
association at the Columbia Club from
A TO 6 O'Clock. Dec. %. The pat
ronesses for the Yale GIee Clnb are:
Mrs. N. A. HYDE. Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mrs. q. L.
Hare. Mrs. L.. s. Ayres. Mrs. A. b. Gates. Mrs.
Augustus Coburn, Mrs. Van Buren,. Mrs. James
"a. Winters, Mrs. A. II. Snow, Mrs.
w. w. Herod, Mrs. W. p. Herod.
Mrs. Charles lockwood. Mrs Rowland. Mrs.
yudson, Mrs. Moores, Mrs. w. j. Holiday, Mrs.
W. w. Wooden, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. ID. @. Atkins,
Mrs. j. N. judah, Mrs. j. Il. Ranger, Mrs. III. W.
Hall, Mrs. We. Griffith, Mrs. Virgins, Mrs. ].
q perrin-
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Attica.
Mrs. r. Mcneil and children arrived here Fri
day night on their way to Spencer. Thcy were
the guests or Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lusk..-.Mr.
and Mrs. simon Plant, OF GOWNS ton. spent Sun
day with NJ Bl0ut and family Mrs. A. p.
Green and son Edward are visiting In Bismarck.
m.--.Mr. and Mrs. Stinas Bernhart returned
home from Chicago last Wednesday. -. Mrs. 8.
Martin and Mrs. j. W.. Roseberry, OF Lafayette,
were guests OF Mrs. Joseph Peacock last Sunday.
Mrs w. r. Cromton and daughter Clara, Of
Baltimore, are guests Of Mrs. A. 8. Peacock.
Mrs. i. NJ. Green went to In
dianapolis last Tuesday 49,. Miss Belle Huddle,
81 .gab Sark HsS Sasaen; M, sa' V y visiting a,,s.r her brother,
from Warren. o., Monday night. ...Jennie Pea
cock went to Chicago onday....M Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Loeb. jr.. returned home from their we'd
ding trip last Tuesday. Mrs. Phinie Lippold
has returned from Toledo Miss Cora Lebo left
on Monday for a two weeks visit at Richmond
miss Lillian Clark. OF Covington, was in town
MI. and Mrs. A. d. Odell. of Day
ton. spent last saturday in this city Mfrs Neb-
eker returned home TO Denver, after O pleasant
visit here.
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Columbus.

Mr.. Homer Sewell and wife and mother, Mrs.
w. G. b. Sewell.a are going to spend the winter in
southern California. Mrs. Robert Cochran. Of
Veedersburg, visited friends here last week..
Simon Plant, wife and daughter, spent Sunday
in Attica. -. Mrs. George Smith and daughter
Lulu, OF Danviile, Ill, are visiting friends
home, after a visit in Attica. i. Miss Lydia Mey-
ers returned last Thursday from Chicago. -. Mrs.
Tilley, of Coal Greek, was in this city Friday
Miss MINI Lacey, of Perrysville. spent Tuesday
here....Mr. James Yerkes and Miss Mabel Gra-
ham were married last Wednesday evening.-..A
reception was given TO Rev. Mickles and family
Thursday for Mason City, Ia, to join the Will
Jams Concert Company.
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their fifth marriage anniversary Wednesday
evening Nj. and Mrs. Lon Harvey, of indian
apoiis. we're the guests Of MI. and Mrs.
Mrs. Colfax Eliason, OF williamsburg was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Smith Thursday.
.--.Miss Florence Smith was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Will Brumfeld. Abingdon, last sunday.
-..Miss Blanche Bowers was the guest OF Miss
May Medearis Friday evening----Mr and Mrs.
Charles hurry, OF Seymour. were the guests or
Mrs. Emily Prichet last week.. Mrs c. K. Gen.
try spent Friday with Richmond friends.
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Brazil.

Mrs. Charles Minshall, of Terre Haute, is visit
ing her father. Mr. III. b. Richardson. MIRA A.
Robinson. OF Chicago. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Simon How Mrs. L. +. Shaw is at Messawa.
Miss Sarah Hill is visiting her brother. Ross
Hill, at Indianapolis. Mrs. G. n. Cheek, after %
short visit with Mrs. r. III. Crouch, returned TO
Greencastle Thursday.--. Mrs. J. Wooilen gave a
progressive cinch party Tuesday evening.
Twenty couples were present -. Miss
ilton. o., returned homo Thursday....
Miss Fannie wolfrey, OF Circleville, o., who has
been visiting Miss Lon knight. has returned
part of the week at indianapolis. the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Dave Kahn.--.A Miss Jessie
White, or Terre Haute. Is visiting Miss ORE
Dicke. Miss Lena Young. of Elwood, Is the
guest OF Miss Emma Downs Mrs. D.. s. Pat
ridge, OF Mount Pleasant, Mich, after q visit
with Mrs A. Ryan, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. T.. R. Keith spent the latter part OF the
week with indianapolis friends.
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Personal Mention.

.
Miss Mary Renihan has returned from Q visit
70 Michigan City.
Miss Claire Shower, who has been spending q
week In Cincinnati. has returned home.
Miss Elinor Scott, of Washington. ID. O., Is
spending a fortnight here at the Denison.
Mrs. Emma Morris, of Duluth, IA the guest Of
Mrs. Bement Lyman. on North Tennessee street
Mrs. Mary Olcott-Divine, OF Chicago, is visit
Ing her husbands parents, at No. III East st.
Clair street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hutchinson, who have
been visiting friends IN Columbus, o., returned
home Thursday.
Miss Packer. OF Troy. N. Y. win come Tues
day, to visit Mrs Ferdinand Mayer, on North
Delaware street.
Mrs. T. p. Haughey returned yesterday from
Chicago. where she has been visiting her son, Mr..
Louis Haugney. and family.
Miss Jennie Cones, or Chicago. formerly of
this city, viii be the guest, this week, OF Miss
Florence Pugh. 1851 East Michigan street.
Misses Emma and Fannie Atkins, Ella Ma
lott. Ehza Adams, Josephine HOLMAN and
Mary Foster will be at home the 21st, to spend
the holidays.
Admiral George Brown is expected from the
Pacific, Jan. 20, and Will be stationed at the
washington or Norfolk navy-yard, where his
wife and sons will join him.
Mrs. W. w. Johnston and daughter Harriet, of
Wichita, are here To spend q fortnight with Mrs.
Edward Daniels. Mr.. win Johnston spent yes
terday here en- route TO New York.
Mt. C. Nay Dickey, clerk OF Hennepin county.
Minnesota, who has been visiting his relatives.
Nr. and Mrs. + 7. Dickey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Evans. left for his home IN Minneap-
oils yesterday.
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FOrtvilie.

Miss Zilda Fausset returned from indianapolis
Thursday. 49,. Mrs. Q. V. Hardin Is visiting
and Matte Crouch were guests of Anderson
friends over sunday.--.Mr and Mrs. j. McCarty,
OF Lapel, wore guests OF Dir. and Mrs. 3. IL.
McCarty Monday. -. Miss. Nettie Schulz is the
guest OF indianapolis friends Mr.. ana Mrs.
Paul Hagen visited at Greenfield last week..
Misses Kate Wagner and Flo Borey. OF Green
field. were visiting friends here Saturday.. Mr..
W. A.. Barnard, OF Mohawk. and Miss Eunice
Bright. of this place. were united In marriag &c
Sunday. The marriage or Mr.. Vance McCarty
and Miss Clemma Conrad was solemnized sun
day Mrs. K. Shortridge. or Indianapolis, was
visiting friends here over Sunday : Miss Min
ME specs. OF Greenville. O.. Is the guest Of
friends here.
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j. NJ. Fennen. OF Greencastle was I'm the city
Friday Ex-senator J. H.. Willard and wife are
in Louisville Misses Georgia Dalton, Minnie
Carlton and Florence Lane have gone 20 Indi-
anapolis.--.Mis Mate Palmer Is ut SULLIVAN.
Mrs. X. ID. owens is visiting in Greencassle.-..
Miss Kate Allen. of Elletrsvllle, went to Bloom
ington Friday, where she intends to locate for
the future Friends assembled ut the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Radley Thursday
evening for q social..--A church sociable
Wednesday evening. The members of the
Presbyterian Church gave a sociable at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dunihue Thurs
day - Miss Jennie Ragsdale is visiting at Lin
ton this week.. Mrs. William Lindley has been
visiting her parents at Mitchell. --.E. Miller and
family have moved TO Mobile, Ala. Miss Efie
wiies Is visiting in Louisville.