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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
Democracy Is q Tax.
New Castle Courier.

NOW IuSIIe OULIItI
The tax duplicate shows that der the
new tax law. notwithstanding u reduced
levy by the board of commissioners and by
the township trustees, taxes are greatly
increased in every township in this ounty
Figures will not lie, and the story of Dem
ocratic administration is told on every
page OF tho tax duplicate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
Foolish Ohio Republicans.

Washington Post.
An honest policy is tho one which,, in the
long run. wins with the people, and the day
is not far distant when Ohio Republicans,
looking backward upon their present act
ion. will find that. in planning an unfair
redistricting, they were simply planning
TO turn the state once more over To the
Democrats. 1t is discourag ing to be obliged
to acknowledge that neither party as yet
has an uncontested monopoly of political
fOlIy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
In Rhode Island.
III IkElVUC HSIuEHus
Philadelphia Chronicle Telegraph.

Philadelphia Chronicle Telegraph.
Grover Cleveland is there. and let us
hope he has his cycIopedia with HIM. EX-
Governor Campbell is there. and he should
explain why the Ohio people prefer n pro-
lection Governor TO a tariff refOrmer. Both
these speakers carry with them the record
of defeat i'll the last contest in which they
engaged. and this fact alone should i'm
press the Rhode Islanders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05

Kansas City Star.
Il number OF Democratic wise men of In
diana think they see signs oil n split in the
party on account of the refusal of leading
men of the state to longer humor Isaac
Pussy Gray's vanity. These gentlemen
are unnecessarily concerned. Indiana is
for Cleveland, and before the 2lst day of
June there Will be nothing LETT of the
Gray party but Gray himself.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
Not Too CieYeIandiah.
81. Louis post.pispa,ch ,pem.)

ST. LOnis FOst-Dlspatch lDem.)
The opinion is we'll -~grounded that the
bitter factionai differences among the New
York Democrats would endanger the sue
cess OF u New York candidate far more
than that OF an outsider upon whom all of
them could hGrmoiZe. A conservative
Western man who could command the con-
iidenco of Eastern Democrats would per-
haps be stronger in the West. Northwest
and SOnth than the best Eastern man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
sizing Him In.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
We know all about Walt Whitman on
this side. We know his greatness and
his limitations. And some British tribues
t. him are falsome in their misintcrprea-e
tion of him. He was n grandson of th
American kenius Of work and purpose, ard
he hated fraud and trout poaching.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
WILL BE NO STRIKE.

Boss Carpenters Generally Accepting the
Unions Trade Rules.
The carpenters scale for 1892 has been
generally approved by the contractors in
the city. and there Is not the slightest pos
sibility of differences which will interfere
with the building interests of the city.
One of the leading members of the con-
tractors association remarked:
Those rules are fair enough, and / think
will be accepted by every member who has
much business to do"
One OF the members, who resisted every
effort in support of the unions for two
years past. has had all his journeymen join
the union. Nearly every carpenter in the
city is employed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
Strike

Thcre was but little change yesterday in
regarded to the Panhandle strike. The
strikers report two more of the company's
men had been persuaded to quit. They
predict important developments before
many DAYS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05

In 1880 "sBrotrn's bronchial Ir0ches"
Were introduced, and their success as q cure for
colds, coughs. asthma and bronchitis has been
unparalleled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05

Chicago-$3.G So
Via the Pennsylvania Limo from Indian
apolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
.KAss EouNDny AND FINISHING SHOP.
PIONEER BRASS WORKS

Mfrs. and dealers IA ali kinds of Brass gocds haavx
and iiTht Castings. ar Bearings q specially. tx
pair and job work promptly attended 10. no a ia
eouth Eennsylyanla street lei 6la.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-05
HARRISON HAS THE BEST RECORD.

- SAW FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, M.v
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Physical Culture in Women's Colleges.
Albert Shaw. in Review of Reviews.

AADctt SHAW III heVltW OF heVloWe.
The whole. answer to the question, "Is
the health OF the average young woman
equal TO the successful prosecution of the
work of a college coursef" may be- given in
the brlefest terms as follows: The first duty
OF the college authorities is to give Just az
carefula physical examination for original
entrance as their examination into the ap-
p~iicants echolarly proficiency; and their
next duty. the applicant having been ad.
United. Is to see that her advancement ia
symmetrical. and that she is led across the
threshold of mature womanhood as we'll
development as by that of intellectual and
moral developments for the full enjoyment
of life's pleasures, tasks aud various whole
some activities.
not D young woman's health is quite safe
at college will be absurd upon it's face. It
Will be absurd because one of the defni.
tions of a woman's college will be: A place
where the health OF young women is sedu-
lousy and scientifically guarded. and where
her physical strength and we'll elm are
systematically developed.
Tangible progress toward this ideal has
been made within q very few years. but as
yet We have only = beginning. The col
generally provided gymnasium ia
~cillties, and the larger ones
have appointed competent instructors in
physical culture. None of them have as
yet had sufficient enlightenment and plain
common sense to make the acquisition and
maintenance of good health a cardinal and
compulsory part of the college course. But
our educational men will come TO this point
in due season. Meanwhile. the colleges for
women are beginning to emulate the mems
colleges In their provision of gymnasium
facilities. and there come most encourag-
ing reports from several of them as TO the
remarkably beneficial results shown by the
use Of such means of physical culture as
ara ayailable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
GLOOMY AND PECULIAR
Is the Man In Society Who Has No Suit Of
Conventional Black.

1t Is only two weeks until Jan. l. 1893,
but within that time the Kahn Tailoring
Company can make, If required. five hun
dred full dress suits for evening wear, If so
many orders should be placed with that
establishment.
This house is known all over the United
States by reason of its special full dress
evening wear for gentlemen" the news
having been heralded far and wide by the
best magazines of the country that this
house makes these suits at S25 to s45 for
what the average merchant tailor charges
from $40 to S75.
A reporter who dropped IN at this estab-
lishment tho other day saw q package of
this wear directed to Honolulu. sandwich
Islands, and was informed that such q ship
ment was not an unusual one.
No other house in the United States has
such facilities for making this class Of gar
ments. doing the work promptly, and guar
anteeing complete Satisfaction.
The full dress suit ls n sine qua non in
every gentleman's wardrobe. and in In
dlanapolis society the gentleman who does
not have a suit of conventional black is be-
coming more gloomy and peculiar every
day. The Kahn Tailoring Company makes
suite at $40 and upwards, overcoats S25 and
upwards.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Largest Stock of DOLLS
At WASSON'S.

aziDes bewailing the burden of toll, and
worry. and ex pense in planning and max
ing or purchasing, of Christmas
presents. "Krismus gifs' we called
didn't and doesn't nave much refine
ment of culture In the spelling and the
sound thereof. But the people who made
them didn't rush into tine papers to tell how
much it cost them. and how tired TO death it
made them. and how glad they were
that 1t was all over for another year. But
last year and the year before ! read such
articles in print. So did vau. efore
it seems 10 me that we killed Kris Kringle
q full cenpry too soon. We have more
currants in our Christmas cake under the
reign of Santa Claus, IL Is true. But we
rave also more flies in it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

to n entertained a hummer OF friends Friday
ev ening. the occasion being her husbands
birthday Mrs. MARYLAND Gardner has gone
70 Jonesvilie. Mich, for o short VISIT.
Hiss Ruth Harter was the guest OF relatives In
ifarion over Sunday Mrs. John Christman Is
s1siting her daughteri in Kok0mo. About thirty
n Miss Blanche Bockinan's friends gave her a
pleasant surprise Monday evening -. Mrs.
Moore. OF Anderson, Is ia the city visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Willard Carpenter Miss Mary
Sullivan has returned from a long visit In PERU
Mrs. Mary Gimble. OF vincennes, and Mrs.
David Marks were entertained In Marion Mon
day. Mrs. Inez Naber and her sister, Miss Ella
M~Osslnan, have just returned from a trip to Mon
tana and New Mexico. Miss Alice Williams
has gone TO L0gansport- Mrs. John Greshon
has returned from n trim to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ed Thomas left on Friday for her home in
Aspen, COL Miss Lola De Almond and her
brother entertained a large number OF young
people Thursday evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Mrs George Bennett IL visiting Cincinnati
friends. Mrs. Jane Shields. OF Bloomington. Is
Tee guest OF relatives in this cIty---.Mrs. Fannie
Barnes. OF Einora. Is the guest or her mother,
Mrs. l. l.. Shields. Mr.. and Mrs Frank ID.
swope, of Louisville. are visiting relatives in
this city - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huffman are
guests OF Evansville relatiyes----Mrs Charles
Helms. OF New Albany, visited friends In this
city the past week. Miss Rosa Heller has re-
turned from Chicago. Mrs. Frank Dobbins has
returned TO her home at Cincinnati from visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Mrs.
Emma Hommel. of Los Angeles. Cal, who has
teen visiting in this city. has returned home.---
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Platter are attending the
funeral OF a relative 1T Aurora. Mrs. T.. f.
shortie 10 visiting shelbyviile friends.---Mrs y.
A. Blooer, or Edinburg. Is visiting friends In this
city.--.Mrs. n. b. Hamblin and daughter Ella,
OF Anderson. are visiting relatives near this city.
Misses Ella Walford and Jennie Danferin, OF
Terre Haute. are visiting friends In this city
Mrs. II. Il. Person and daughter. Miss Minnie.
or stanton, Va. are guests OF friends in this city.
Mrs. Ellen Murphy has returned TO
her home at Cincinnati. 49, Miss Ida Thicks-
ton Is visiting friends in Bedford
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Gettin. of Illinois, are visit
ing friends In this ty----Adolph Muellen and
wife. OF Galena, H., are guests OF friends here.
- Mr.. and Mrs Frank Irish, OF Marengo,
visited in this city the past week.-..L III.
Mitchell and wife, OF Des Moines. Ia. are visit
ing relatives here.---Mr. Edwin Johnson, of the
navy at Chicago. and Miss Daisy johnson. OF this
city, were united in marriage Thursday evening
az the residence OF the brides mother, Rev. j. +.
Baird officiating.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Winchester

Miss Grace Jobes visited the Misses Maggie
and Lottic Baugh, OF Parke. the firsto the week.
- Miss Bernice North. of Chicago, Is visiting
relatives and friends. in this county. Jacob
Mullin and wife. of Cincinnati. are visiting E.. r.
Hiatt and family---.Mr. and Mrs. Jordan. Of
man during the week.--.After q protracted visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Huston,
and other friends, Ms. Rosa Shearer and son
and daughter left for their home I'm southwest
ern Kansas Miss Mabel Coddington, of At
wood, Ill. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Kizer---.
Misses Lola Robbins and Myrtle Thornburg are
at home from DePauw University for the holi-
days Miss Nellie Miller has returned from a
visit with kentucky friends. Col. and Mrs. III.
H.. Neff visited Union City friends during the
week.. Mrs. Elizabeth Clenny, of South Bend,
was the guest Of her brother. Strother Brumfield,
during the week. Mrs. John X. Encle enter
tanned the Women's Club on Saturday The
Women's Society of the NJ. L. Church held a very
successful fair the last three days OF the week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Champaign.

Miss Mary Cushing. of Ashburnham. Mass. is
visiting friends in this city---.Mrs. w: Watkins.
OF Denver, Col, is the guest OF Mrs. William Dod-
son. Miss Hanna. OF Charlottesville, is the
guest OF Miss Agnes Sayes. of this city.--.A. G.
Winchell and wife are visiting friends ut Lamont,
Mo. III. W. Stipes and wife are visiting friends
In Kansas. j.. Brown and wife are visiting
friends III Indianapolis Mrs Il. Jennings, OF
MattOon, visited friends In this city during the
week. Miss Frances Scr0ggS Is visiting friends
in Bloomington .--. Miss Campbell. OF Delavan,
H., Is the guest of Mrs. Fl. j. Barton MI A.
L. Hall entertained a number of her friends
Friday evening Mrs. DIR. Redmor Is visit
ing friends in Paris.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
ShelbyyIlle.

Mrs. Vernis Williams entertained her Sunday
school class at her home Thursday evening".
Dir. Will simOnt0n. OF Lebanon, o., was q guest
of Miss sutton last week Christopher
Steinhauser and wife entertained friends Sab
bath evening with a fashionable luncheon.
Mr.. Clarence Klenck, OF Connersville, the
violhnist, assisted the Ladies' Mat
Mrs. j. X. Ewing. OF Greensburg, was a guest
OF Mrs. Enos Porter last week.-Mrs.. James
Parrish ana daughter, Miss Myrtle, visited In.it-
annapolis last week. - Miss Helen Benefei has re-
turned from a visit In Washington, ID. C.--.Mrs.
Henry Gumberts. of Evansville. visited her
daughter. Mrs. Artie Leyinson. the past week..
F. d. blanchard and wife received their friends
at their new home Friday evening. -. Miss King,
OF dayton, o.. Is the guest OF Mrs. A. j. Thurston.
Mrs. Felix Bowers. OF Logansport, visited
relatives here Thursday The members of the
German Club will dance Dec. 81 in Sindlinger's
HALL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Poor John.

New York Press.
Wife-Are there any cheap bargain sales
advertised in the paper, joint
Husband-Idon't notice any thing special.
Wife-That's too bad. l wanted TO get
you something as q Christine as present..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

1t seems to me-and it isn't my fault
that the sunset Is fairer and lovelier than
the sunrIse-that there was something
more Christmasy about Christmas when 1
was a boy. Its pleasures were simpler, it's
gifts we're heartier. AT least / cannot re-
member TO haveread. save In these later
years. articles IN family journals and mag
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
PERSONAL AND Society.
concluded from Fourteenth Page.J

clock. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. Cooley and Mrs Mary aine, or
Connersville, were among the visitors from .
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
CharIPst0n.

Mrs. John Harden, of Kansas. is visiting
friends in this city VIII Alvey and wife have
been visiting friends in Arcola..-. Mrs. Rose
Diyinna, OF donna, visited friends in this city
during the week.. Mrs j. III. Spears is visiting
friends near Springfield, Ill.,. Miss Minnie Per-
kins, OF st. Louis, Is a guest of friends in this
city.--.Joe Veneman and wife have returned
from Hot Springs, Ark---.Bluford Brooks and
wife are visiting friends in Iowa. Mrs. Lizzie
Buckner, of Franklin, Ind, ia visiting friends in
this city Miss Loretta Rush. OF Wichita, Kan,
was a guest OF friends in this city during The
week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Miss Mamie Hendricks Is visiting friends at
Mrs. f. h. Maxwell. OF st. Joseph,
No., is che guest Of Mrs. &. McWllliams. Mrs.
j. I. Moore and daughter Mae. OF TOlono. are
visiting friends in this city. Miss Pearl Zerse,
OF Danville. was the guestof Mrs. NJ. W.. Math-
ews during the week.-Mrs. Phil Steele, of Chi
cago, Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Sim 49,. Mrs. ID.
H.. kinkead. OF Chicago, is visiting friends in this
city.--.Miss McGurdy, of indianapolis, is the
guest OF Mrs: A 4. Fay----W. r. Grant. of Ply
mouth, Mich, Is visiting friends in this CITY,.
Jas. ". Somers. of Washington. ID. c., visited his
mother and Mrs. Joseph Somers, of this city
during the week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18

Miss Lucy Morse has returned 10 Wabash.
after a visit 10 her parents. at Springfield. Mo.
-. Miss Adelaide Baylor spent sunday with
friends In L0gansport.. Miss Cora Parks has
returned TO her home In Peru. after "a pleasant
visit with Wabash friends. -. Miss Mary Wilson
has gone 20 Warren, 10 remain all winter.
Miss Lura Moore entertained about twenty of
her lady friends Friday evening, IN honor OF Miss
Alma Morrill, OF " O---.Mrs. X Z. Nit-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Warsaw.

Mrs. Harry Dram il in Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Znmhrum are visiting George Zum-
Drum at Jonesboro- Mrs. James Hill. of Gosh
en-. Is in the city -. Miss Halle Hall. daughter of
Rev. j. l. and Mrs. Hall. who Is a student of the
Art Institute, of Chicago, arrived home Thurs
day. TO spend the holidays with her parents
visiting friends here. Mrs. Light. wife OF Rev.
G. Light. 10 visiting her parents ut Bristol
friends In Evansville. Mrs. Carrie Beck
ley. OF Eikhart. was the guest OF
Mrs. Glib Furlcng during the week.
Miss Edith Burket has returned from Fort
Wayne. TO spend the holidays with her parents.
Miss Guckn0r. OF Chicago. IL the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs Hugh kingery--. Mr.. and Mrs T.. De
Vos entertained on Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Arye's class gave n musicale at the hcme or Mat
tie Ripple, on Thursday evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
Spencer

Miss Lora Osgood, of Gosport, has been visit
ing Miss Winnie Harris Miss Della Franklin
and mother have returned from a visit in Illinois.
- Misses Ruthe and Ethel Wiles visited Indian
ap0lis friends during the week. Robert Spear
and wife have returned TO Evansville 49,.
Miss Maggie Kitchener has returned from st.
Cloud. Mimi, and Miss Dora Kitchener from
Newport, Ind Miss Agnes PochiE is visiting
In Chicago with her brother, f. l. POchin.--.
Misses Susie and Maggie Cavens have returned
TO Bloomfield. 49,. Miss Edna Field has returned
10 Bloomington -. Mrs. Meta Warwick was the
guest of Mrs. Nellie Mullinnix this week.--.Mr.
and Mrs. Rosenbaum. or Wytheville. Va, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Harsh. 80. Miss Stella
BEEN has returned from oxford.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
vincennes.

Miss Kate Rabb has returned from a visit With
friends In st. Louis----Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Cad
dis left yesterday for Olney 10 attend the we'd
ding of Miss Nora Gaddis.- Mrs. ". T.. salyards.
OF Louisville, Is in the city visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Salyards.-'s
Miss Rose GimbeI returned last night from Wa
bash, where she has been visiting her grand
parents Mrs: j. w. Dant: Of Freelandville. is
VIII Mrs. Eva Chase. of Kan
sa2. Is visiting relatives in the city.
Mic saba Sfblaek. OF indianapolis, will spend
the holidays here visiting friends Mrs. John
LaPlante left yesterday for Cincinnati on a visit
with relatives--..Mrs W. B. Mckinney will
spend the holidays at timor
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Marshall.
Mattoou.

Mrs. Ellen Barrett, o. Toledo, was q guest of
friends in this city during the week.. Mrs J.
Broadwish. OF Windsor. visited friends in this
Hoisington. Kan, is visiting friends near this
city. Mrs. c.. Brown. OF Decatur, visited friends
IN II this city during the week----n Mrs.
and Mrs Thompson at Nashville. Ill.,
Miss Lovina Ewing visited friends in Neoga dur
tb~e 'a a guest msso Of frienas may an this nsr eitY ,or ws seve aai
weeks, returned to her home III Fairfield on Mon
day. Miss Ada Webster, OF Shelbyville. ILL.,,
week---.James Elkins and wife, OF Champaign,
were guests OF friends in this city during the
week Miss Blanche Compton,. Of Bourbon,
Mamie Brown. of Mason, was a guest OF friends
in this city during the week
Paris.
Miss Emma Bacon, of Madison. Ind. is the
guest OF her cousin, Hon. George L. Bacon, and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Dear I. Merkle visited in
TsrEe aante on Wednesday. Mr.: and Mrs: Nate
Chicago. Mrs William II. Colin, of Winfield,
Kan: is the guest of her sister. Mrs. N. Moore.
OF relatives and friends here. Miss Esther
Levings has returned from an extended visit
with relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John
Fellinger and Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers, OF In
dianapolfs. are guests in the family OF Mr.. John
w. Meyers. Mrs. Alexander Barton is Wis
ting her husband at Murphysboro. ILL.,.
Mrs. ". X. Barbour entertained the CInaue Club,
Wednesday evening, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
w. IL Coffin. OF Winfield. KAN. Miss Exin Pin
nell departed. Thursday evening, for Cincinnati.
and will visit friends in Florida before returning
h0me.---Miss Lizzie Whelan. of Cherryvale,
Kan. is a guest in the family OF VIM. j. Hunter.
--.. Mrs. Maurice Sholein and children have re-
turned from an extended visit with relatives in
Cleveland, O....Mr. Hod Link and Miss Maud
kude are 10 be married next Thursday evening.
Mfrs. Adelia Harding has returned from an
extended visit with her brother in Terre Haute.
-..Messrs. John Hurry and Colonel Lilly, of In
dianapolis. were shaking hands with old ae-
quaintances here Thursday.
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Mrs. r. W. Gillette will tomorrow entertain
friends from 4 to 8 O'Clock, Mrs. ID. ID. Evans
gave O card party Saturday afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. ID. X. Woodbury. entertained friends
Wednesday evening. THE event OF the week
was the musicale given by Miss Laura I. Grant.
Monday evening Mrs. Laura MorehOuse 10 the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Freeman, at Sidell.
.-..Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis are spending their
honeymoon in the SOUTH Nh. and Mrs. VIM.
w. Glaseock. who were married on Wednesday
evening, are visiting relatives In the East.
Marshali.
Miss Frances Archer has returned home from
Indianapolis -. Mrs. John Crossley has been Wis
iting In Moody, ILL.,, the past week Rev. Geo.
Kitchen and wife departed for their home in
Pennington. Ark, on Tuesday. Mrs. Samuel
McKeen, Of Terre Haute, was the guest Of Mrs.
Carrie Coughlan last week.-Mrs. Ellen Falley
visited in Terre Haute with her daughter, Mrs. j.
L. Warsham, the past Mrs. VIII Bryan
has returned home from Ontario, Cal. Miss
Maud Neal was home from Clarksville. Ill, to
spend Sunday. Mrs. 8. A. Burner. OF Martins
vile. was the guest of relatives here last week.