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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
RUSKIN.
The End of an Eventfui Life.

| The news is borne across the sea that
Ruskin is dead. All who love poetry,
art, refinement of thought and life, the
ideal in the practical, will feel throb
of pity for the great soul gone out in
darkness.
Ruskin, more than any other, has
been the apostle of beauty; beauty of
form, of figure, in architecture, paint
ing, music, conversation; in all nature,
animate and inanimate, he found the
beautiful, and brought to light the
purest rays. His life stands out pre-
eminent and unique from the combina-
ton of refined elements Of character,
and the perfect unseltishness Of a
supreme character. In his younger
life he attained high honors for scholas-
tic excellence.
He was a student, rccluse; he lived
among his books and spent his days
communing with nature; he wooed and
married a beautiful, vicacious, bird of
paradise woman who, in a few years,
wearied of the grave, scholarly gentle
man, whose solitary communings with
nature, whose great, tender, melancholy
heart was a continual reproach to her
frivolousness and she left him.
From that time on shadow settled
over his life. He quietly procured a
divorce for her and let her wed her
artist lover, blaming himself that he
''should have won her bright young life
to be companion to one SO unattrac-
tive as himself" Since then he has
lived under cloud. The mind gave
way under settled melancholy and his
eccentricities have been the talk of two
worlds. At one time he gave out Of the
fortune left him by his father, 100000
to the poor of London. For number
of years his health and his mind have
been failing, and now when the sad
news of his death comes we feel that,
To those to whom the night of death a
blessing brings; we may not mourn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
How To Visit the Worlds Fair.

This is the title of an illustrated
folder issued by the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Railway for the benefit
of all Western people who intend to
visit Chicago from MAY to October,
1893.
1t tells the cost of getting there and
how to 90. It tells what to do about
how to get TO the Fair Grounds. and it
gives many other items of useful infor-
nation.
Send your address with a two-cent
stamp and ask for a "World's Fair
Folder"
GEO. H. HEAFFoRD,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Chicago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved

From q letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, Of Groton, 5. D., We quote: ''Was
taken with bad cold. which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally
terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up, saying | could
live but short time. l gave myself
up to my Saviour, determined if I
could not stay with my friends on earth.
Lwould meet my absent ones above.
Ny husband was advised to get DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial,
took in all eight bottles; it has cured
me, and thank God am now a well and
hearty woman Trial bottles free at
John E. Days and Johnson, Hill &
Co.'S Drug store, regular size, SOC. and
10.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
Nicely Entertained.

We publish the following to
give the readers an idea how we
were entertained while South in
December last:
about $50 members of the
Wisconsin and South Dakota
press associations, which have
been touring our State for the
past week arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon about $50
o'clock and spent a few hours
with us in a most delightful
manner, They were travelingin
a handsome train of Pullman
sleepers and were as fine a look
ing body Of ladies and gentlemen
as the writer has ever seen to-
gether. They were met at the
depot by the press of the city
and delegation of our repre-
sentative citizens. On arrival
they were invited into our hand
some passenger depot where they
were welcomed to our city by
Mayor Palmer in a most excel
lent manner. Here speech-mak-
ing and introductions were
INDUCED in for some time, after
which the party repaired to their
cars Or strolled about the city
until $50 when they were called
for by the cept1on committee and
escorted to the opera house,
where most magnificent spread
gotten up by Col. w. H. Jewell
and his valuable assistants was
served. 1t was the prettiest
spead, and gotten up with more
taste than anything we ever
saw in Orlando and was
was 'just the thing After
supper experimenting was again
resumed, Mayor Palmer acting
as master of ceremonies. In
teresting talks were made by
Mayor Palmer, Messrs. Gore,
Jewell and Crabbe on the part
of the city and by Messrs. Gun
ningham, Tinan, Hassel, Bar
mum and Elliot upon the part OF
the visitors. The speeches were
all Of an interesting character
and seemed to he much enjoyed
by every one present. The
writer never saw a crowd enjoy
an evening more and all left the
hall happy and feeling nearer to-
gether. We believe from what
we heard and saw that Orlando
has made a better impression
upon the quill drivers of the
Northwest than any place they
had seen in Florida.
At the conclusion Of the opera
house proceedings Mr.. S. \
Way arose and in behalf of the
Lucerne Club extended an IN
wharton to the party to attend
a ball Civ en- in their homer at the
Kuhl-De-Lanev hall. Many O
them accepted and seemed to en-
| JOY the festivities very much
They left on their special last
night for Winter Park and San
ford, where they will spenc
Ito-day.-[ORLANDo SENTINEL.
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A BIG ORDER.

This week the Oberbeck Manufactu-
ring Co., received at $4,000 order from
parties in New York city. 1t will re-
quire five cars to carry the articles
enumerated in this order. This is only
one Of many like orders that they re-
ceive from different states in the union.
The success of this institution is not
only gratifying to the stockholders but
the citizens of the twin cities as well.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE-Mclyin Potter, Pro-
- prietor. Board by day or week at liberal
figures.
TIOTEL LYON-Clark Lyon, Proprietor. First
Ii class table service for transient trade.
Board by the day week.
TaIXON HOUSE-Mr John Dixon, Proprietor.
IL Farmers Home. Excellent Accommodations
for those who come to the city by team.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
NOW TRY THIS

It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with throat,
chest or lungs. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery fof Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or
money will be paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found it just the thing
and under its use had speedy and
just how good thing it is. Trial bottles
free at John E. DAILY, and Johnson, Hill
4 Co. Drug Store. Large size SOC. and
$10O
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CENTRALIAP PACE.
U%SLLLS-

YYNION-Reys Churm and Kilbourne, Pastors.
4l Sunday school at . o'clock, preaching at 8
o'clock p. M, and Prayer meeting every Tues
day evening at 1870. \. p. S. c. E. meets every
Sabbath evening at $50 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
1FORAVIAN-Rev. Chas Madsen, Pastor.
A3i Services three Sundays of each month, IL
O'clock. Sunday school at 10 and $3.50 o'clock
You are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
EPISCOPAL, (8t. Johns Mfssion).-Rev. R. H.
liz Weller, Jr., Rector, Rev Geo. Sheldon,
Curate. Services first three Sundays in the
month Rev. Geo. Sheldon officiating. Morning
service 1920 Evening service 7:30. Sunday
Schoo! O clock p. IN. Strangers are cordially
invited.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-19
RucIxIcn,s Aruica SalXe

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, litter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains Corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
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c. III & ST. PAUL r, e.
TRAINS NORTH

INhIN0 NUMB.
No. Pass daily except Sunday. a.
No 50 Pass. Sunday a. m.
Passenger, daily except Sunday.~.......6:O4 p. m.
No. way freight daily ex. Sunday. 1915 a. m.
No. accommodation +" f" i" 800 a.
No. . =" ....................."11:15 p. m
TRAINS SOUTH.
No Passenger daily p. m.
No. 56 Sunday only ...................8:51 p. m.
Passenger, daily except Sunday ........12O2 p. m.
No. way freight daily ex. sundays...2:45 p. m.
No. accommodation d" ...1:4O p. m.
No. 10 u" ....................2:40 a. m.
Tickets to all points in the United States and
Canada.
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New York Independent
WHAT should be the attitude Of Christian
men and women toward this international
fart They have been strongly advised 70
boycott it, to remove their exhibits IRON
the grounds and TO refrain from visit
ing it. We have never believed
that such movement could be
successfully conducted. We have not ad-
yocated il and shall not do so now. The
fair ought not. in our judgment. TO be con-
demned because IL has been opened 20 the
public on Sundays. IL Is legitimateiy
open six days IN the week. liz IL u icsiti-
mate fair six days IN the week.
Ii any have lost interest in it because 10 10
open seven DAYS insted OF six. and do not
want TO visit it. well and good. Let them
stay away. Let every man be fully per-
suaded in his own mind as TO whether he
shall go or not 90. We Dan see no wroEa
in visiting tire fair on any week day.
We do not believe any good can come
from advising Christian people TO stay
away altogether. The churches ought not
TO take any such attitude. Let them make
their protest fairly and squarely against
Sunday opening. as they have done. but
for them now 10 propose boycott would
be IN wise. unnecessary and illogical.
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JeHersonVilIe.

Miss Myrtle Sloan, of Franklin. is the guest OF
Miss Ida Thickstun. Miss Mary shaw. who has
been the gust OF Miss Rose Ansbro. has returned
TO ElwoOd. Miss Nettie McGilhs. OF Chicago
Is the guest OF Miss Carene McNaughton. -. Miss
Nora LutZ, OF Charlestown, Is the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. Jesse Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Guy leave Monday for Bartle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Brookbank left Yesterday, for Des
Moines. :. Mrs. l.. n. Grinsley. or Gosport, and
Miss Cora Park. of Memphis. are guests of Miss
Noodle Robinson. :. Miss Maggie Littell, of sell
lersburg, is visiting in the city. Mrs. b. IL.
Robinson Is visiting at Blue River.
-. Misses Ada Frank and Mayme Mont
gomery left for Greencastle Wednesday. 80.
Miss Lizzie Cravens has returned to Madison,
after visit TO Miss Anna Short -. Miss Kate
Lindemeyer has returned from Cincinnati -. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Il. Stutz LETT Wednesday for Chica-
go Misses Kate and Josie Kline, of Madison.
are guests OF Mrs. Jennie Green. Miss kaie
Pawson Is visiting at Cincinnati Mrs. Charles
Washburn OF Cincinnati. is tile guest or Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson Robinson Misses NeItie Kepner
and Nellie Bennett. guests OF Miss Ellie Cunning
ham, have returned To Corydon. -. Miss Georgia
Underwood has returned from Seymour.
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sir. Ertefs Loan Co Mrs. Gray.

TO the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal
The Journal has seen proper. recently. on
several occasions to use the words shark"
''robber" and others of similar significance
in connection with my business and
name. 1 haven't the siightest objection 20
q fair statement being made at any
time of my business transactions.
but when such gross misstatement
as that In relation to the Gray
case, in your issue of the 18th, is published,
feel that it Is about my time to make
kIok. do not pretend to loan money 81 9
per cent. interest. and have never loaned
q dollar to any man or woman without
first fully explaining my terms. Our rates
of interest are high. because the risks We
the extra hazardous class. 10
has not infrequently been the case
that customer would have
half dozen concurrent mortgages on the
same prsperty. and In each case IN obtain
ing the loan would make an afndayit that
the property was free from incum brsnce.
Again, in many INSTANCES when the loan
becomes due neither property nor borrower
is to be found. But as TO the Gray case,
submit the affidavit of Mrs. Ollie Gray and
ask You to give this statement and the atfi.
dsvit the same publicity you have 20 the
articles attacking me. j. Z. ERTEI-
State Of Indiana. Marion county. S.:
Mrs. Ollie Gray, being daily sworn. on her oath
says that the statements made in the Indianap-
oils Journal of May lS. 1898 IN relation TO the
loans made by her from j. G. Ertel personally,
and as agent for other parties, is grossly incor-
rect; that, instead of reiying only $45, In their
various loans she received 1913; that instead Of
having paid SOS, she has only paid. in the two
years the ioans have been run
ming $40; that she has always
understood perfectly well what interest
or commission she WIS 10 pay. and has never
been InIsied by any statement In regard 20
the matter made by Mr.. Ertel. That Mr.. Ertel
is not now, nor has hc at any time, claimed more
from her than was due under her contract ali Of
which she Is willing and expects TO pay; that she
has never employed any attorney 10 resist or
question the validity or Justice OF the claim and
does not intend to do so. MRs. OLLIE GRAY.
fseaLl Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9Th day June, 1898. ALBERT I. BEck.
Notary Public
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Mrs. Lee Kahn and little son, who have been
visiting Charles Weller and family, returned 10
indianapolis Monday. Mrs. Russie Collins was
at Muncie Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark
visited NJ Muncie last Sunday. Miss Edna
Moon. OF Portland. Is the guest OF Miss Clara
Norman Miss Rosa Cox, who has been visit
ing her brother, Prof. u. o. Cox, at Mankato,
MIMI. for several months. has returned home,
accompanied by Mrs. Cox and child. Mrs. G
Ash and children are in Forest, o. Misses Jen-
ME Lindsey and Sallie Heastan were at Muncle
Thursday Mrs. Lon Wilson. OF Arcanum, o.,
Is the guest of w. w. Wilson and family
Mrs. Z. NJ. bly, and daughter Mildred were in
MuDcie Tuesday ID. p. Root and family, OF
Jefferson. Ia, the past week were visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Grant Spillers. - Mrs. Laura
Potts and children in Boone county. - Mr..
g. h. Watson, accompanied by his niece. Miss
Burnley Lowell, visited John Taylor and family.
at Greenfield. ls 81 sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h.
Halliday visited at Holiandsburg, O., last Sun
day. Little Miss Nellie Norman. of Indian
apolis, Is the guest OF her grandparents. j. A.
Norman and wife. -. Mr. and Mrs. K. @. Alger
were in ClermOnt county, Ohio, last Sunday
Mrs Peter Studebaker and daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Hugh Studebaker, OF Button. are guests or Mrs.
j. III. Thornburg. Mrs. Nettie McNees, OF Indi-
annapolis, was visiting Mrs. j. +. McNees last
Sunday.-..G W. Gadbury and family, OF Dun
kirk. have located in Farmland. Mrs. Isaac
Mills, of Parker, spent the day with j. V. Mills
and family Wednesday.
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WnrtniaDsnn-
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Champaign.

Mrs Mary Warren. of Woodbury.. Tenn, is in
this city Mrs. j. W. Spalding is in Blooming
ton =. Dewitt Russell and wife. OF sangamon.
Mich, are Ia this city. Miss Annie CondIt. OF
California. is in this city Mrs. W. II. Marstel-
Krabbe is in Danville Mrs. Emma Curtis Ia in
Chicago. Mrs. ;. W. Patterson is III Peters
burg Mrs. George Davidson is In Peoria
Mrs q. 4. Beardsley IL visiting in Kansas City.
Miss Edith Campbell, OF Rantoul. is in this city.
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To the Editor or the Indianapolis Journaas
Mr.. English. the monument commission.
or, in an interview with one of your report
ers. says the commissioners do not psrtica-
larry care which way the browning figure
faces IL this be true. then why not please
the vast majority of people In the city no
DO care. Why stubbornly stand out against
public opinions MARION.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 3.
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A caution TO the woman storywriter OF q
certain sort who - apt 20 rhapsodize over
the ..small white pearls" which she puts IN
her heroins's mouth Is found Ia the worde
of a dentist, heard recently.
Understood teeth" he says. are evil
dences Of nndersiZed character. Small
teeth are not TO TO desired. no matter how
white aud regular they inEy be. They IN.
dieate a small nature almost Invariably.
especially ln wosnsn-
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Chariesfon,

W.O. Albertson and wife. of Nation, are the
guests of j. w. Evans and wife Mrs Charles
Berner Is In Peoria. Mrs. Mike Miller has been
in Chicago. Miss Bertha Hicks, OF wichita.
In this city last week. Mrs William Alvey
visited IN Matt0on last week. Mrs. James
skyles is in Terre Haute Mrs H. +. Arinita2e.
OF Mattoon, visited IN this city last week. Miss
Maggie Debboldt IL the guest or Mrs. Rose
Straner, of Mattoon- William Allison and
wife, OF indianapolis, are IN this city. Miss
Jessie Easto, OF Decatur. Is visiting IL this city.
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Mitchell.

Miss Mabel Prosser left Tuesday for Indianap-
opls =. Miss Lucy Accord and Miss Lydia Kirk
spent Sunday at Orangeville- Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Moore at Cincinnati. The Misses Matte
and Ethel Pace. of Bedford, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Ed Turney this week. DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Braxton, OF LoogOotee, were here the first OF the
week. Miss Sallie Moore left Thursday TO visit
Mrs. Fannie Richardson, ut Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. Blanche Cook. OF Richmond KY,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Wolf
49, Miss Lizzie Grim will enter the contest at
Bridgeport, ind. for the Demorest gold medal -.
Mrs. William Boyd is expecting her daughter
Mrs. G. A Peyton. of Portage. Wis, in a few
days Miss Edna Edmondson and Miss Lydia
Deisper spent last week in Bedford Miss
Maud Pinnick returned TO West Baden Wednes-
day Mrs. Lee Horton and Miss Nellie Horton,
OF Cincinnati, furnished the music at College
Hill. Wednesday night for the rhetoric class
Miss Maggie Henry. OF Evansville. having spent
two weeks with Rev. ana Mrs. Headen, returned
home Tuesday. =. Miss Viola Wilson, formerly OF
Mitchell, was married recently, in Kansas. to
Mr.. Lerengo Tinker. They will make their home
at Salina, Kan.
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fEgsOEAL AND SOCIETY.
IcsselntI.d from Elsven,h Prse. ]

Saturday will sail for Europe on the steamer
Umbria Mfs. Frank McDermond returned
from Chicago last saturday Mrs. Charles
Browutie, or Toledo. visited hero last FRIDAY ana
Saturday. .Mrs. Lena Watson, Of Huntington,
Me-, fs visiting her father Miss Ada Hays re-
turned frOfn LaPorte last Friday -Dr Charles
Colyin aud wife, of Des MOines, are Visiting MI.
and Mrs Frank Colyn- Mrs. a. j. Gamble re-
turned to Missouri Wednesday 49, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwoud Campbell ana daughter, OF south Benz,
were here Tuesday -. Mrs Green and daughter
Emma were In Lafayette Tuesday Miss Alba
Hughes was in Lafayette Tuesday PITS
George Twiss aud son spent Sunday IN b'ias
cite Mics Nellie McNearny. OF Anderson, Is
visiting George Twiss and family. -. Dr-anu MIS-.
J. II. Rice are sightseeing in Denver Mrs.
y. II. Cook went to Issfaye cite "Wednesday
Mrs. Cordeia Snldler and Miss lilile LARK TO-
turned from CHICAGO Monday Mrs SALISBURY
who bas been visiting Mrs William SoisS 49, re-
turned 20 her home in Ridgely. Nd, on Monday.
Mrs. A. u. Mitten is visiting III rowier--.-
Mrs. Lee ArbOrgast returned from chicago on
Tuesday - Mrs. Ira Burlingalne, OF ainneapo-
lis 10 visiting at Gale Coles Professor Hersh-
man and family arrived I'm the city on last Tues
day Mas Mollie Peacock returned from chi
cagO Tuesday. Mrs Aaron Darcy, and daugh-
ter OF Milford, Ill. visiting here Mrs nay
mond Nave and son Kirk went TO CINCINNATI
Wednesday 80. Mrs A. d. Cunningham returned
tier left Wednesday for san Francisco Mrs. K
H. Gass returned from Davenport Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macoughtry, OF
Decatur. Ill. are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.. Macoughtry -.
Worlds fair visitors last week from here were:
u. II. Beasley and wife. D. b. Martin and family,
Dave Foster and family, John Sattley and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Workinger, Thomas p. Campbell
and family. Herman Biggs, Tom klce. =, d.
Hali>r Peter Jones, Nelson Ford. William
echefmerhorn and wife. William Linburg ana
wife, Mrs. f. NJ. Merrick. Mrs. Ed Connell, Arcn
Ray and wife, Mas Title RoDeka-
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tTuncie.

from Indianapolis. DIR. j. :. Martin and wife
have returned from the worlds fair. :. DIR. j. A.
Phinny aud family in Chicago. AIR. and
Mrs ID. II. Haines and Miss Bertha Smith are at
Chicago. Miss Hattie Marsh Is home from La
fayette. Dr. h. +. Little and family OF Elwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Root OF Indianapolis, Mr.
and Mrs. kIlg0re OF Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs l.. H Valentine of Chicago.
and Miss Pritchett OF Cenferyiile attended
the Little Thomas wedding Wednesday night. -.
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Frankfort.

Miss Rena Kramer left last week for Chicago.
Miss Edith Catterlin is In Moran. -. Mrs.
Levey, OF Chicago, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs Nate Kaplin- Miss Rachel Fletcher has
returned from the Classical School ut Indianap-
oils Miss Daisy Avery and Miss Zua Fennel
have returned from Chicago.--.J. w. Collins and
wife are in Chicago. Mrs. j. ". Wallace, OF
Camden, Is the guest OF Mrs. William Steele.
Mrs. Charles Ashman and daughter have re-
turned from Indianapolis Mrs. r. Eisenbach
has baen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cooper. -.
Miss Grace Blandire is at Greencastle. Miss
Anna Pearl Beaver has returned from the semi
nary at oxford. 80. Miss Lenna Lineback is in
Michigan City.
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Elkhart.

F. W. Miller is visiting in New York Rev.
End Mrs. Steffey. OF South Bend, are visiting
here. Mrs. NJ. +. Smith, of Chicago is visiting
friends here Mayor o. ID. Thompson and wife
are in Chicago Mrs. L. l.. Garvin, OF jackson,
Tenn. Is visiting her Elkhart friends Miss
Nora Hepler, of Toledo. Is visiting here. Mrs.
Elmer Hess is IN Coldwater. Miss Anna Nor
row entertained Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Delalter, or Goshen, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. weggand
Mrs. Il. r. smith, has returned to Chicago
Mrs. NJ. ]. Spier OF Chicago, is visiting her sis
Ter. Mrs. William Reed. Miss spangler of
White Pigeon, Mich. here visiting Miss
Mabel Overh0lzer. Mrs. A. Dresh, OF Goshen,
has been visiting Mrs John WamDach. -. Mrs.
James Richards has returned from Coldwater,
Mich Mrs. w. q. Hacknan is In Monmouth,
H. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cooper have
returned from California :. Miss Lii
~ Hines is In sandusky, o..
Miss Carrie Wilkinson has returned from De-
troit and Ann Arb0r. Miss Thorpe, OF lie Mars
Ia. IL in the city. Mrs. Arthur Evans who has
been here several weeks, has returned 10 Chi
cag0. - Mrs. Espach has returned 10 Cincinnati.
are visiting friends here. Mrs G.. f. Garvin
and Mrs. n. f. Smith. OF Edwardsburg Mich.
are In the city. Mrs. Floyd Camp
bell and Mrs. II. Campbell OF Mime
apOlis, are guests OF Mrs. l.. A. Jones
Miss Nellie Bearup Is visiting Aiiddletown.
Mrs. Bessie Carbin, of Chicago, Is In the city
Mrs. william Dobbins. OF Kalamazoo. Is the
guest OF Mrs. John Mailon- Mrs. Hasenplus,
Of bunbury Pa, il the gnest or Mrs. j. J. shaw.
-...hlss Ruth Adams. OF Cleveland, has been yis-