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Paris.

Mrs NJ. Love left for her home in Denver Mon
day. after Il visit IN The family OF her brother.
James a. Eads. Dir. lads accompanied her az
far as Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blackburn have arrived from visit with their
son III Corsicana, Tex Mr. and Mrs. \. j.
Caldwell. Mr.. W. o. Wilson, Miss Mayme suther-
land. DIR. McCord, w. ID. Cole and the
Paris Light Infantry attended the dedi-
catory exercises at Chicago Friday 49,
Mrs Mary Ann Jones, of Union City, Ind. is
the guest OF her slater. Mrs Noah Harris. Miss
Ester Levings Is the guest OF her brother Viii
lard F. Levings. and family. in Chicago . Cap
tain Simmons and wife are visiting in Cincin-
natl Miss Mile and Rosa Grabenhimer, OF
Mira William Sholem.
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PendIeton.

Mrs c. b. Cokefair is spending a few days here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs James Silver.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cook. Last Monday
evening Miss Nellie Taylor gave an in
formal reception to her music pn-
pills The guests presented their hostess
with beautiful chair a testimonial
Mrs. Ida Taylor of Indianapolis, was the guest
OF Mrs. Rose Taylor Saturday. From here she
went to Anderson Miss Blanc he keesling is
entertaining her cousin. Miss Ida Needham.
from Glendoria. Cal Mrs. Thomas Carter, OF
Indianapolis, is visiting here. The marriage or
Miss Sellie Taylor aud Mr.. Walter Dixon was
solemnized at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Lou Taylor, Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. Guests were present from kokono
Anderson and Eaton, o. Mr. Dixon is a young
business man of Kokomo, to which city he took
his bride Immediately after the ceremony.
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MARSHALL.

Mrs Sarah Bartholomew and Miss Sarah Bar
tholomew, her granddaughter, both OF Ashley, o..
are visiting relatives in Marshall and vicinity. 80.
r. +. Hamill and wife. +. j. Hughes and wife, w.
p. Greenough and wife, and w. b. Hodge and
wife, attended the worlds Columbian dedication.
Mrs. Dr. Didlake and MIS- James Stephenson,
of Monticello, were guests OF l.. 8. kilhorne's
family last week :. Miss Minnie Rea, of Urbana,
ILL.,, aud her aunt. Mrs. d. o. Martin, of Terre
Haute, were guests OF relatives and friends here
last week. =. Mrs. L. c. Rains, of Minneapolis
Mimi, has returned home David q. King
and wife, OF Kansas City, No., have been spend
ing a few days with relatives here. Miss Allie
Prevo OF West York, visited friends here the
frat part OF the week. :. Mrs. Hannah Pool has
gone to Forreston. H., TO spend few months
with her sons Mrs. Frank Schmidt OF Indian
apolis, is WHITING her parents, John Rector and
Wife JOHN X. Crossley and wife have returned
home from St Joseph, No.
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.IenerxonviIle.

Miss Laura White returned home from Indian
apoiis Wednesday Mrs. Stealley. or Flemings-
burg KY. il visiting friends in this city Miss
Amelia Solder visiting at Seymour. has returned
home. Mr.. and Mrs. sucker are spending a
W"rde ara rat,,ped Soe ns,e anu nn months
visit at Bowmansville, Canada. :. Mrs. sarah
Sample and daughters will leave for New
returns to Chicago in few days.
Misses Marie and Tillie Mead, of Seymour. spent
Friday with Miss Meade Robinson :. Mrs.
turns home i'm n few DAYS. Miss Anna Dibble
entertained last evening in honor of Miss Lizzie
Mayhall. from Kentucky. Mrs. Frank Griffith.
visiting her father and mother. Mr.. and MRS. NJ
V. Mccain. RETURNS home the first OF the week
-. Mrs. j Il. sessengut and Mrs. l.. McElheny,
of Evansville guests of Deputy Auditor III.
&. Doughty and family.
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KnichfAfown.

Mrs. W. c. Williams returned Friday from a
two weeks visit in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
:. Reeves will remove to ct Mary's, o. Aaron
kitterman, Of Kennard. was the guest or his
daughter, Mrs. &. T.. Byrkit, last week
Mrs. q. A. Keller. OF Mooresville,
visited c. VI. Hubbard last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman, OF indianapolis.
were visiting here last week Mr.. John King
and bride, OF Indianapolis. were here last week
on their return from the East. DIR. William
Murray and daughter of Beatrice, Neb.. are Wis
ting relatives here 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Hill and Omar White, of Rich
mond, have been guests of friends here;
Mrs. j. c. Books OF Newton. ILL.,, has returned
from visit in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Gregory OF Blackfoot, Ida. were guests OF rela-
tives here last week :. Mrs. Fannie Davis and
Clarence Palmer OF jamestown, o., Mrs.
Coasty aud Mrs. Mosier of Iowa City,
Mrs. Emory and Miss Minnie Bow
man of Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
Walker, of Greenfield. and Miss Blanche Morris
ana Horace Burr, OF New Castle, attended the
wedding OF John NJ. Bell OF Chicago. and Miss
Ethel Edwards, OF this city, on the evening OF
the Goth. Mrs. John Hayes, of Little Rock,
Ark. Is visiting here Mrs. Wilson Hobbs Is
visiting at Chicago. Miss Susan Stanley,
OF Dunreith, is the guest of Mrs. j. f. SNOW
Miss Kate Corwin, OF Franklin. o., was the
guest OF j. w. COrwin last week. Mrs. G. III.
Thrawley was the guest of Marion friends last
week. Mrs Linda Hinchmnn and daughter
Florence were guests OF Milton friends last
week.
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UrhnnA

Mrs Carrie Glawe is I'm Clinton. Mrs N
Parvin, of Cedar Rapids. is the Guest of Mrs.
George Groves. Mrs. Heckler, OF Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. A. 5. Boyd. Mrs. ]. T.. Old
ham. OF Pekin. Is in this city Mrs. ID. L. Wood,
OF Indianapolis. is in this city. al Haun and
wife, OF Logansport, are guests In this city,.
Mrs Eliza Gere and Mrs. A. ]. Allen, OF Sailor
Springs. i'll this city. Mrs. +. j. Moore, of
Danville, Is the guest of Mrs. NJ. B. Weber,
NJ. W. sullivan and wife, OF Chicago are visiting
friends in this city.
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Bertha Harvey Saturday and Sunday Mr.
George Byers and wife returned from the East
Monday Mrs Jesse Nicholson and daughter
Emma returned home Tuesday. after visiting in
Prairie. ). ID. DIR. and Mrs. Bedford, OF lndf-
annapolis, were guests OF q. l.. Craven ana family
Sunday Mrs. James Brown is visiting IN Rich
mond- Mrs. w. j. Murphy retnrned Weanes-
day, after visit With Logansport friends.---
Mrs j. NJ Mower and Miss Minnie Pitnan are
visiting In INDIANAPOLIS.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
CHAMPAIGN.

Mrs. c. B. Hatch is in Chicago. ~. II. Lewis
and wife, of Terre Haute. are in this city Mrs.
j. Prison is in Chicago. Miss Dolie Field, OF
Covington Ind. is guest In this city NJ. Sui
Quirk and wife. Miss Mary Garst Is visiting in
Massachusetts. W. Thompson. of New York,
and Miss Rose Wilson were married in this city
Wednesday evening. :. Frank Lloyd aud wife
are in Chicago r. ]. Cook and Miss Lottie
Stewart were married at the home of the brides
parents in this city Wednesday evening.
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Rockville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Dooley entertained Tues
day evening" The dancing club will give its
first reception Monday night. The Hon. s. ID.
Puett aud wife, Emmett f. Batman and wife; w.
] White and wife and Miss Mabel were in Chi
cago during the dedcatory ceremonies. Mr..
Howard Ceilings and wife, of New York city, are
visiting their friends. Miss Mary Sherrard left
for Columbus CITY, Ia, to visit Mrs Fulton =.
Mrs George Harvey. of Muncie, Is with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Brown Mrs Wanda
Hunt Mebaffy, of Poplar Bluff, Mo-. is here for n
two months visit y Mrs. william b. Hooghkerk
and daughter have gone to syracuse, N. y, to
spend the winter with friends. sch 0nf a.. & r,
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Evidence Of IL.

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Chicago is a great hog center, isn't itin
asked Van Braam.
II should think so; tho hackmen have de-
cided to charge 81 per day for carriages
next week" replied Dinwiddie.
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Nashville.

Mrs Josie FIeehart, of indianapolis. is visiting
Mrs H. p. Mcclure. The young folks OF the
Presbyterian Church will give "A Halloween So
cIal at the residence of G. w. Burt. Miss Anna
Dunn, of Munce, is the guest OF William Dunn
ana wife Mrs. Homer Ravens has been visit
ing Mrs. George Bliss, at Indianapolis Miss
Alice Norris is visiting Cincinnati frlends..- Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. wilson of Leroy, y. Y. are here
Tor a visit. Mrs. Rush Budd. of Indianapolis,
ship Gales Sexton aud Miss Isabel McColgin
were united in marriage at the home of the
bride, In Hartwell, o., Tuesday evening. They
are on tour in the East. and will make this
city their home sif
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LoRanspOrr-

Mrs j. B. schiltz and little son are guests OF
Chicago friends -. Mira. g. 5. Clark is home from
all extended visit at Williamsport Paw. 5.
gansport relatives. Capt. Frank Swigart is
home from Washington. ID. G, on short visit: -.
the Mulholland- Murdoch wedding Thursday -
Mrs. II. L. Bryant has returned from visit ut
Ada O.Mr and Mrs Harrison Marsh, of
Florida, are guests of Jesse Faber. Mrs Bert
Small and little son have returned from an ex-
tended visit in Kansas City and Danville. ID.
NJ. Fletcher and wife, of Fletcher, o.. are guests
of Rev. Norris ana family for few days. The
marriage OF Miss Flora Murdoch and Mr.. 8. Z.
Mulholland was solemnized Thursday morning
at the home OF the brides parents. in the
couple departed at LOO O'clock for Cincinnati
and points iii the East.
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NfattOOn.

Mrs W. F. Olmstead. Of Ashmore, visited in
this city last week. Miss Maggie Miller is at
Beardstown. Mrs. John Phelan is in Chicago.
- Mrs. DIR. Anderson is in Chicago. Russell
Clark and wife, of Chicago. were here last week.
e. Mrs. Flora Aikman, of Terre Haute, is
the guest of Mrs. j. +. Drish....
Mrs. John Tivnen is in Chicago
Mrs. L. c. Henley is at San Francisco. Hon. H.
s. Clark and family are at Chicago. Daniel
Brannon and Miss Mollie Rife were married In
this city Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oram of Paris, were guests here last week
Mrs. Carrie Kingman entertained Thursday
evening"
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CharleaIOn.

Miss Edith Beardsley. of Frankfort, is in this
city L. j. Hall and wife, of Cairo, are guests In
this city. Mrs. Robert Anderson is visiting in
this city Miss Fannie Rogers, or Mattoon, is
In this city Nelson Thomas, OF Frankfort. and
Miss Della Byers. of this city, were married Mon
Chambers.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
rcopcIuded nom Eleventh Paee.l

from New York. Miss Julia stitzel has gone
West To visit friends. Miss Mary Johnson has
returned from Burlington. Ia The Arion Club
entertained in elaborate style Thursday evening".
The Misses Liechte, OF Aleaan, Mich. and Mrs.
Dowler. OF Athens. o.. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dowler. Mr.. and Mrs. William Guy
er have returned from their wedding trip IN the
West The marriage OF Mr. 6 c. Latta. OF
Cleveland. O., and Miss Edith Petit, of this city,
Is announced for the near future Mr. ana
Mrs. James Mcdonald. OF Kalamazoo, are visit
ing their EIkhart friends. Mrs. VI. s. Mahurin
and daughter Helen. OF Fort Wayne. are visiting
Mrs O. w. Frink- Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Zeisel
are visiting in Chicago. Mrs. O. n. Iumbert
aud daughter. Miss Olive. are visiting IN Detroit
- r. and Mrs. A. NJ Blakesley. OF Rock
Island. ILL.,. are visiting MIR. and Mrs. III. Is.
sykes. Mrs ID. W. Rank. OF White Pigeon.
Mich. is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. j. Landow--- Mrs.
ID. Brown, who was visiting Mrs. James kavT-
naugh, has returned To Berrien Springs. Mich.
Mrs. j. + Kane is home from visit in
LaPorte- Mr.. and Mrs. james +. Jordan, of
EdentOn, o., was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
+. Began. Mesdames A. l.. Tyler. 5. M.
Blount. @. t. Thompson, o. NJ Lamport and j.
NJ. DePing. all OF Wabash. are the guests OF Mrs.
Norman Beckley. - Miss Minnie smith. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. ~ Griffin, for
several months, has left for her home IN San
EranciseO-
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surprise Thursday evening Mrs l. p Milf
gan is the guest OF Fort Wayne friends. Har-
mon NJ Purviance and his bride arrived Thurs
day afternoon from Dayton. where they were
married. Mrs. Purviance was Miss Belle Brown,
OF Wilkinson street
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J. NJ. Fender and wife are at Point Pleasant.
W. Va Mrs. j. Clark Is in Richmond. Miss
Julia steele, OF Indianapolis. returned homo Fri
day morning, accompanied By hrs. William Me-
Kay. Mrs. Henry Hustled was In Cincinnati
Thursday. :. Miss AzaIia Hunt was ut Oxford
College over sunday Mrs. George Weliiver, OF
Oxford, ia visiting Mrs. William Stag. -. Miss
Lizzie Farr. of Eaton. Is here Mrs a. V. Brad
rick has returned from Hay, Neb.- Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Brown, of Richmond. were guests
OF ]. III. Wilson and family last week..
Mrs. Annie Thomas, of Indianapolis, Is here
Miss Mollie Selby. of Westchester Is visiting
Mrs. Emerson Ryan Mr.. and Mrs John Malay
have returned from Nebraska. Mr.. A. RGnyan
and wife, OF Connersvilie. were guests OF their
daughter. Mrs. e Ryan, Sunday :. DIR. and Mrs.
j. 8. Lambert and granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Filler, visited at Terre Haute Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. benjamin Clark were in Richmond Tues
day. select dance was given Tuesday even
ing. at the Gem Opera-house, in honor of Mark
Bates Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stivers are i'm Chca-
go attending the dedication OF the worlds fair -.
The Misses Jones, OF Connersville. are guests of
friends here. Mrs Snedeker left Thursday for
Dayton. She was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. III. C.. Ham, as far ms Hamilton Mrs. w.
W. Taylor returned 10 SedalIa, No.. Thursday.
=. The marriage of Nr. Joseph i. Elliott and
Miss Lura COnnoway took place at the residence
OF the brides parents, Hon. and Mrs. j. w. Con-
naway, Thursday evening. Oct. 90, Rev. K. s.
Tincher officiating. The bride was attired in
white silk and lace. The bridesmaid was Miss
Alice Castle, of Union City, in light green silk.
The best man was Mr.. VIII Mcclure. of Middle
town, O. About one hundred guests were pres
ent. The happy couple left for Middletown. o.,
where a furnished house awaits them.
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Mr. Frank Steele and Miss Carrie Hodson of
Knightstown, were CHESTS OF Mr. and Mrs HARRY
Stretch sunday. Mr.. aud sirs. 3 4. Powell
and SIR. ami Mrs. NJ. l.. Bnndy left Wednesday
OF the wo-lds fair. Mss. Gcorgr Brislog OF
Springfield, o.. Is visiting Mrs. Edlar smith
Miss Grace tfin returned from india,sapoli
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. W = Huddleson left
sunday for Trinidad. Col. Mrs William Bend
was the guest OF Muncie friends last week =.
Mrs. Buelah Vaughan returned home Friday
Miss leila Lemon. OF Richmond. visited Miss