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The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria!
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.

Miss Annie Danielss sale will occur at
DR.. Ways this evening.
The Democrats will hold their ward
caucuses next Wednesday evening.
Judge Gould gave Hite. alias White,
two months in Jail yesterday for hotel
beating.
Steamer Oregon of the Dominion line,
left Ha4sx lr Tuesday morning for Port
land.
Ste A..er Texas has arrived at London
with $50 head Of cattle in good condl-
ton.
Yesterday morning was pleasant and
warmer. The afternoon was cloudy with
spits of snow.
Yesterday was ST. Valentines Day,
and tho old custom received much at
tention.
The Samaritan Association will meet
with Mrs. ]. A. Kendall, 10 Henry street,
this afternoon.
Tonight is the s00th conclave of Port
land Commandery, and the Red Cross
degree will be worked.
The monthly meeting of the Associa-
ted Charities will be held at room 9, City
Building, today at p. m.
The pharmacy commission met at the
aldermen's room yesterday and exam
ined 10 applicants for registration.
Last evening the members of the three
Portland lodges OF the N. E. O. P. made
fraterna, visit to Presumpscot Lodge,
No. 1853 at Westbrook.
A party of Is who went to Cape Cot
tage for supper and dance Monday
night, were blocked by the storm and
didn't get beck to the city until yester-
day afternoon.
Over the Grand Trunk yesterday
morning arrived 500 head of cattle for
shipment on the steamer Laurentian,
and $50 head are on the way here for the
Amarynthia.
Rev. James A. Anderson and his wife
have been presented with $40 as token
of esteem and in recognition of their
services for the West Congregational
church.
The High School pin design is in the
shape of pennant in crimson and white
enamel, with P. H. S. in silver on Grim
son ground and the class year in silver
on the white enamel.
The Japanese tea which will be given
at the First Parish house tomorrow eve
ming from s to 10 o'clock, will be
delightful affair, and Will doubtless be
largely patronized.
Mr.. Victor Maggi, who had charge of
the Italian exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
has at his residence at Trefethen's land
ing bust of Diana, by P. Bazzanti Of
Florence, in the exquisite Carrara mar
BILE.
A Cape Elizabeth gentleman has given
young man, graduate of the State
College, a pleasing position as his COM
panion on trip to Europe, paying him
$50 a month and expenses.
Thu Norwegian steamship Skuld,
Capt. Rofen, cleared yesterday for Fleet
wood, England. with 1918 tons of wood
pulp. This is the first full cargo of this
product ever shipped from Portland in
steamer. The cargo is valued at $15,-
600.
The members of the Unitarian Wom-
ems Alliance, are invited to join in a
neighborhood meeting at the Parish
house, Thursday. Kennebunk, Saco and
Yarmouth will be represented. Box
lunch at o'clock p. m. Tea and coffee
will be provided.
Ward Three.
Mr.. Jason T. Pickett is talked of by
the Republicans for one of the Common
Council positions in Ward 8. The Demo-
cratic candidate for alderman will prob
ably be Frank H. kVerrill. For the
Common Council Benz. l. Small, John
d. Williams and Charles Collins are men
toned.
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"Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup"

0Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
he Gums. allays Pain. cures Wind Collie. reg
uIates the bowels, and is the best remedy Tor
Diarrhoea whether arising from teethlng or
other causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part of the world. Be sure and ask for MIS-.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25c. bottle
apr17MW&F&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. II. Libby. u
~

a crowd of customers in the middle
of February when merchandising is
just between hay and grass"
Said bright wholesaler visiting us
yesterday, after he had bumped his
way through the throng to quieter
spot in the back part Of the store.
Certainly not by three cheers and
a brass band.
Not by "Hurrah!" or scare head
advertising. Do you notice we never
yell at you in profane type?
But by selling you many goods at
manufacturers cost Ito get your good
willy and all things at the smallest
possible profit.
For instance, to-day we give you
Bale Stout Yard Sheeting at 5
cents yard.
Continental and Lockwood yard
wide Sheetings at 5 10 cents.
Continental and Lockwood 40
inch IL cents.
Bleached Fruit of the Loom Cot
ton, cents.
Bleached Barker Cotton, 7 cents.
| Bleached Langdon, 7 IL cents.
Beautiful Challies Crank counter
felt of French all wooDl 4 cents.
Best Indigo Blue Merrimac Print,
5 cents.
Best Merrimac Shirtings Print, 4
| cents. IL
Good Ginghams, cents.
New Standard Ginghams, 7 ceHes.
"Toile du Nord" Ginghams, ~ IL
cents.
(This is the only Bingham that for fneness
of weave, and choice color combinations, can
threaten to topple the throne of the Scotch
GinghamsJ
Heavy Seamless Brown Sheeting,
2 IA yards wide, Is cents.
Same Goods Bleached, 16 IL
cents.
Ticking permanent prison for
Feathers can't even get them par
doned out, II 1-2 cents.
Good Ticking, 10 cents.
Toilet Quilts, IS cents, $1.00,
s1.25 up to $500 Good picking
here.
Seamless hemmed sheets, lowest
price.
A limited lot extra quality Chenille
Table Covers, 2 yards square. Actual
value $3.50.
| Price to-day $500 each.
Stevens All Linen Crash, 5 cts,
6 cts, 7 cts, cts, 9 cts, 10 cts,
| II IL cts.
Percales, Dark and Light Hand
Painted Effects, II IL cents.
Best Facing Cambria, 8 IL cents.
Stout English Silesia, IL cents.
Blankets.
(They say everybody is crazy on some one
point. If that is true we think ours is Blankets.)
We offer you to-day:
A Pair.
/ case Blankets, Silver Gray, SO cts.
l case Blankets, white and
Gray, SO
1 Lot Large Blankets, White
and Gray, SO
A specially good $3.50 Blan-
ket, $1.1S
| $500 Wool Blankets at 1925
| 500 Wool Blankets at 4.25
800 California Blankets at 4.75
Is pair extra nice Blankets, slight
ly soiled by handling, at a great
discount from the original price.
Special Bargains To-day
In the Cloak Room.
At o'clock. 70 Pair Superior
Corsets, broken sizes, 35 cents.
At o'clock in Cloak Department.
An odd lot of women's and boys
Shirt Waists.
At 8 o'clock in the Cloak Room.
A sale of beautiful White Aprons
two grades, 80 cents, 81 IL cents.
At 10 o'clock in Handkerchief
Department.
800 Hemstitched, corded border,
spot embroidered Cambria Handker-
chiefs, 4 for % cents.
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F.O. Bailey g. Co. will sell the O. G. Evans
stock steam heating and plumbing goods, NO.
rs Union ST., al 10 O'Clock this morning
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There would be no indigestion IN the world, If
Angostura Bitters were used by all. DR.. j. G.
B. siegert s. Sons, manufactures. AT all drug
oisf
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
NEW ApvERrIsEMENrs.
The Wedthe' today
is likely to he
stormy ondaccrnacr. -

The agedthe' today
is lkelv to be
storn1y and acG9nocr.
FEBRUARY Is, 1884.
No ts department tsois ' is
more worthy of
your careful attention
than the Linens.
The very complete
line Of staple things in
Damasks, N a p k i n S
Towels, ETC., have been
supplemented by a won
derfully broad assortment
Of novelties, the choicest
specialties from the lead
ing Irish and German
makers and the prices are
crowded down to the
lowest possible notch.
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1t is time to be think
ing seriously about Cur
tains and Window
Shades. We were never
SO we'll prepared to fill
orders promptly, never
such a stock of likely
things to show.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

J. r. Libby.
Owen Moore & Co.
Y John Little & Co.
Lung Kuro.
Rlues Brothers.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Liebig Extract of Beef.
Loring Short g. Harmon.
Gould & Sheppard.
Supreme Judicial Court.
ADJUSTMENTS.
City Hall--Native African Choir.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 8.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
HOO DIS
SarsapariIIa
CUR I: s

took several bottles and it proved to be just
what was needed to expel the poisonous impuri-
SMITH, Tunbridge, Vermont
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Mrs. Helen WinsIOW Potter,

Soprano at State Street Church, will
receive limited number Of pupils
in Voice Culture. Address, care OF
CREssEY, JONES & ALLEN, No. 538
Congress Street.
February 9, 1894. feb9d2wsthp
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Ward Three.

Mr.. Jason I. Pickett IS talked of by
the Republicans for one of the Common
Council positions in Ward 8. The Demo
cratic candidate for alderman will prob
ably be Frank II. kVerrill. For the
Common Council Benz. L. Small, John
d. Williams and Charles Collins are men
toned.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15

hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Concluded from Third Page.

OF Indianapolis; NJ. T. Reeves. of Columbus;
John c. Miller, of Nineveh, and A. f. Arm
strong of Kokomo.
Mrs. +. l.. Frazier is visiting her father
Mr. s. NJ. Miller, in Arcola. Ill. MI OTIS
Frazier is spending the week with RELATIVES
in kentucky.
Misses Romano and Stella Braden re-
turned home on Monday after few days
spent in Indianapolis, guests or MI ana
Mrs. David Braden.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Forsythe. of Trafal-
gar. and Mrs. Lon Ragsdale. of Franklin
were guests OF Mrs. Jennie Jeffries for
some time during the past week.
The Womans Reading Club met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. DR.. Thomp-
son and a very pleasant meeting was spent
In a discussion of Barrys books.
Miss Ida Gilbert returned from Terre
Haute Friday, where she went to take part
in the regular Thursday evening lecture
course. the. entertainment consisting OF
Press notices in Terre Haute papers were
exceedingly complementary.
There was a very delightful meeting OF
the \. c. G. Club. held yesterday evening
at the residence of Miss Julia NJ. Fish, on
East Pratt street. Dinner was served at 8
o'clock twelve of the clubs members be-
ing present. The names of three new men,
bers were accepted for mmbership.
President Scot Buffers usual term recep-
ton Thursday evening to the college
students was very largely attended. Dur
ing the latter part of the evening a scene
lIOll NlCutidS -NlChIeDE MdS pTtScllleu Nv
Misses Calvin and Johnson and Mr.. Ed
Cark. Miss Calvin made a very quaint and
charming Mrs. Nickleby. while Mr. Clarl<e's
was original and extremely funny.
The chief amusement in Irvington during
this week has been skating. Pleasant Run
has furnished a fine stretch of ice and has
been thronged with young people every
evening. Among the skaters are Miss
Georgia Calvin, Miss May Reeves, Miss
BesS Campbell, Mrs. Hilton Brown, the
Misses
Douglas and Louise Brouse and Messrs. AL
SOmerville. Edgar Forsythe Tom Shipp.
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WARSAW.

Mrs. w c. Whittenberger has returned
10 Chicago, where she is taking treatment
Mrs. Ida Frasier OF Chicago. was in the
city, Wednesday, and was q guest at the
Hetheid reception. Mrs. A. J. Dillon of
Rochester was the guest of her
brother, Mr.. c. a. Edwards, last week
Mrs. j. G. Sutton and daughter who have
been visiting in Richmond. are home again
AIRS. Orville Holbrook and daughter
Edith Bennett. have returned to Rochesfer
where Mrs. Bennett is employed as a teach
er in the public schools. o.. Mrs Thomas
McKilip: OF Muncie, is the guest of Pew
and Mrs. Shackleford. Miss Ruth Cald
we'll has returned TO Bourbon. after a brias
visit with her sister, Mrs. William Reed
Miss Bertha sweeney, one OF the teachers
in the city schools, is quite sick al her
home in Pierceton. Mrs Gertrude Rob
bins, OF Fort Wayne, was the guest OF her
parents last week....Dr T. J. Shackleford
has returned from MINNEAPOLIS with a
bride The Doctor and Mrs. ShackeIford
at home on South Columbia street
Misses Jessie Thayer and Beulah Parks a.
tended the teachers institute. AT Columbia
City on Saturday. Miss Florence Robhin-
son entertained Tuesday evening Mes
danes Hetfield, Runyan and Curtis gave n
reception on Wednesday evening ~ ~
home of Airs. Hetfield. TO about 10 vvonoan
friends. Miss Beulah Parks entertsinej
the Latin class and their friends SatIrdsS
evening. The Clio Literay Club met With
Mrs. T. IL. Norris Monday evening IN he
ing Mrs. Morris's twenty-sixth maria 90
anniversary, she surprised the club win
delicious refreshments. Mrs. Birdie Gar
Der. now OF Argos, was the guest OF her
father. MIR. A. 5. Funk last week. ;. Miss
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was the elegant shine on his shoes. II Is
not known low many hours were lavished
on those blackened mirrors, but they were
magnificent just the same. The car rapid
" filed and was soon crowded At last
an old colored man entered accompanied
bv n hungry-lookinC dog that. IN some
The dog crowded himself onto the
floor at { he youths feet. and ap-
roundinSs. The destination was
finally reached and the youth bounded up
The steps OF his best girls home with
beating heart. After an affectionate admit
tance, and while his overccat and hat were
being taken by his BeSt. he gave one quick
glance AT himself I'm the lookinglass. Eu-
parlor he went. He would trust just one
glance at that shine and assure himself
that all WAS right: when to his horror. nc
saw not the blaclxness OF the shine. but
instead. dirty mud-color coating. An In
CO.. .,, cry Of pain brought his Best to
car. oh. Charley. do hurry and 60, get
II: You don't understand. and the rest
of the evening was spent in relating and
quietly licked off by that lean, hungry
looking dog in the street car
The crow comes nearer being omnipres-
ent and omnivorous than any large bird
we have, though the pugnacious. bristling
and despised English sparrow may crowd
him pretty close on these points," said
DR.. w. Il. Clarke. He is the enough and
daw OF Shakespeare, the raven OF Poe. and
the jackdaw, magpie and rock Of English
story writer's and from him get our
very expressive word rookery, which out
side OF Chicago, dignihes no building that
bears the name. His inky highness is
remarkably cunning bird, and an arrant
rogue. but superstitious withal, but, great
corn thief that he is. common white
string strung on poles will keep him out
better than tight fence mile high would.
/ have seen him steal a hens egg and fly
off with IL. and he did IL by running his
beak through the shell at one end. and
holding the delicious morsei close to his
breast by bending his neck ard so flying
away. He is a very rapid ard tirelesS flyer.
and close observers affirm that he Will
every morning. TO the number Of thousands,
fly one hundred miles to his feeding grounds
on the Mississippi river below st. Louis.
roosting place, performance which viii
illustrate his strong attachment for the
rocker and of life anyhow. And this brings
me to the point of my story, which is that
We have the performance du-
plicated right here. am not
sure that it is going on so much
this winter as for the two previous winters,
not having had the same opportunities Tor
observation when thousands of them passed
over the city twice every DAY. They came
from the far northeast, passing over near
the Panhandle shops. headed for White
river returning in the late afternoon
never found out how long their trip Is, but
hope some one can enlighten US
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
ANDERSON.

Mrs. J. w. Lovett was at indianapolis
Monday. Mfr. and Mrs. Hemlin Mcdonald
visited DIR. Bricl1ley and family Tuesday
The Clio Club was entertained at the home
OF Mrs j. r. Wild Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ida Black was married Wednesday
morning to MIR. William Pulse, OF Green's
burg. Mrs. ]. r. Canaday and her mother
Mrs. BOunt, visited at Rushvlle part of
Chicago. Mrs. l.. j. Burr entertained the
members OF the Matinee Musicale Tuesday
DIR. and Mrs Fl. n. Van Nuys. of
Lebanon, were guests of DR. w Van Nuys
and family Sunday. Misses Edna Study
and Pearl Haynes returned to Richmond
Monday. after a weeks visit with Miss
Nellie Lovett. Miss Mabel Clayton, OF
Dayton. is visiting Miss Mayne Farmer. -.
Mrs. Margaret Ogan returned to Somerset
after visiting her daughter, Mrs A. l..
Stone. Miss Carrie Gore, Of Beloit, Kan,
is the guest of Miss Lena Knowland.
Mrs. Frank Patterson visited at Elwood
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Cray and
Mrs. Besteary holland were at Daleville
THURSDAY.
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WABASH.

Miss Villa Mercer has returned from
Marion. Miss Emma Daugherty is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Webster
at Marion. Mrs. Swafford, of Corners
vile, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilcox ;. Mr.. and Mrs Warren Bigler
were at Fort Wayne Thursday ....M Mrs. j.
III. Ford was visiting at Fort Wayne
l.. l.. Carpenter have gone to WauSeon,
O., their old home, to remain a week..
Mr.. and Mrs. David Marks have returned
from Vincennes, Ind, where they attended
the nuptials of Mr.. Louis Miller, of Chica-
CO. and Miss Rose Gimble. of Vincennes. -.
Miss Lizzie Hoover left Thursday for Fort
Wayne. Mrs Mary Murphy, OF Danville,
Ill., who has been the guest OF Miss Marie
Mercy, has returned home. Mrs. Charles
Wabash Literary Club, at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. Bart. Lumaree. Mrs. E c.
Duncan has gone TO Danville, ILL.,. Miss
Grace Goldsmith, Of Peru, was i'm the city
the past week, the guest of Miss Lura
Moore. Mrs. America Megarah, of Port
land, Mich, is in the city the guest Of Miss
Helen DePuy....It is stated that
that twenty well-known Wabash
young people will wed before the
flowers bloom in the spring. The
happiest event of the season in Wabash
was the Midway party, given at the home
of Miss Cora EffinghOuse, last Tuesday
evening. Each guest wore some notable
Midway costume, and the music echoed
never-to-be-forgotten strains and snatches
from that cosmopolitan pleasure ground
There were present Misses Juvia and Nav
IA harrington, Elite Bach Minnie Br1lner.
and Eva Donaldson. and Messrs. Henley.
Blount, Herrider, McNamee, Wilson, Alber
Moore and Effnghouse
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LEBANON.

Miss Hattie scull has returned home from
an extended visit with her sister in Indian
apolis. Mrs. d. r. Mcleod who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned
to her home in Anders on. Miss Pearl VIII
son, OF Thorntown, is the guest of Miss
Grace Titus. Miss Elizabeth Mahan has
returned to her school at Oxford. Miss
Victoria Adler is visiting in Cincinnati.
Mr.. W. S. Richie and wife are visiting
Mrs. Ritchie's brother: Mr.: Charles Rush
ton. in Valparaiso. -. Mrs. Joseph and Miss
Bernard, of Birmingham, Ala, and Miss
Julia Valentine, of Cincinnati, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Adler. Mrs. Jesse
Marvin. of Frankfort, has been the guest OF
her brother. Mr.. George Spahr, during the
week Mrs. Earl Campbell has returned
home from a visit with friends in Frank
fort AIRS. Josie SaltZgaber spent part of
the week with friends ia indianapolis. =.
Miss Pearl shannon, of Darlington, is the
guest of the Misses Darraugh. -. Miss Daisy
Ritchie gave a dancing party last Saturday
evening at the Perkins House in honor of
Miss Minnie Dormire, of Richmond, Ind,
who is Miss Ritcnie'S guest. Misses Min
rie Perkins and Cora Riley gave a novel
party at the residence OF Mr.. Jesse Per-
kins last Tuesday evening. The entertain
ment consisted of "a fox chase, instead
of the old-time dance.
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N0liTHINGTON.

Mrs. Susan Reach, of Brownstown, IL
visiting Mr. and Mrs II. j. Baker at this
place. Mrs. John Flood, OF Elnora, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Harrell. Mr.
and Mrs. II. y. Miller are visiting In An
Cerson.... Miss Lille Gentry, of Blooming
ton. is the guest OF Miss Mamie Carroll
OF Worthington.. ID. l. Wright. OF salem.
-. Miss Eva Davis is visiting I'm Tennes-
see Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Gray visited in
Spencer Thursday Mrs. II. L: Dyer has
Tuell, OF Terre Haute. is visiting at this
place. Miss Lulu Beach. OF bloomfield.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mag
gle Beach. Mrs. .. II. DickerSon and
daughter. OF spencer are visiting at this
place. Miss Lulu Newsom, of Spencer. is
and Miss Alice Harrell were married on
Wednesday evening at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim
tanned their friends on THURSDAY evening.
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FRANKFORT.

Mrs. Fred Dorner. of Lafayette, is guest
OF Mrs; r Dorner.. MIR. and Mrs. ]. Mills
Mrs. A. Slater. Mrs. f.. Smith. of Charles
Ton; i'll, is visiting Mrs. j. Foulk :. Mr.
ana Mrs Plat Bayless. of Nebraska. are
bough visited at indianapolis last Sunday.
misses Edith and Carlotta Brown have re-
turned from visit TO Warsaw and Column
ter, Miss Fanny spent part of the week
III Indianapolis. Airs. Frederick Joss of
ino1lanapolis who has been visiting here,
len aud wife left Wednesday for an extend
ed visit 10 the South. They expect to spend
me winter at brownsville. Ca. Mr.. and
MIS- RANKIN, or Argos, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. ShankIin Mrs f. s. Chris
W. OF ROCHESTER, is visiting Rev. H c.
Mltter ana Wife. Miss Pearl Beaver has
Seminary at Oxford.
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MADISON.

Miss Kate NJ. Caplinger is spending the
winter with her sister in Jacksonville. Fla.
The wedding Of Mr. Alex. Stewart, OF
Cincinnati, 10 Miss Name Friedley. oc
CURED at noon, Wednesday. at Christ
Church. Mr.. Joe Monfort and Mr.. VIII
liam Stewart were the ushers and Mr..
Douglass Near was the grooms best man.
Miss Anna Friedley acted maid OF honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will reside on Wal
nut Hills. Cincinnati, after a short we'd
ding trip. Mrs. @. j. Woods reception.
which was to have taken place Tuesday af-
ternoon was indefinitely postponed on ao-
count of the death of her sister Mrs. c. II.
Fox, OF Cincinnati. =. Mrs. ThurSton Bal
lard nee Harris. of Louisville. is a guest
Of Mrs. Carolyn Brown. Miss Drucilla
Cravens entertained Friday evening, in
honor Of Mrs. Thurston Ballard. Miss
Edith Fisher. daughter of President Fisher,
of Hanover College, is visiting in Tonnes
see. Miss Warham Daily. daughter of Mr..
Reuben Daily, of the Jeffersonville News.
has been the guest of Mrs. B. G. Lepper..u
Rev. Graham Lee and wife, OF Seoul, Corea.
are guests OF Mrs. NJ. Mofett.. >. Mrs.
John Schofied is at Vevay.. Miss Florence
Cisco entertained about thirty of her
friends Friday evening. Miss Anna Dold
will leave Monday. for St Louis. to ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson
for a few days trip to Florida
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KNIGHTSTOWN.

Miss Sallie Caseley has been visiting
her brother at Richmond. Misses Alice
and Ida Harner have gone 20 Indianapolis
to reside. Rev James F'ifer, of Ogden,
is visiting his daughter here. Miss Alice
Heaton was at Indianapolis last week..
Mrs. Lydia Reser is the guest Of Greenfield
friends. Mrs. Lizzie Wade, nee Welborn.
is here visiting. Miss Minnie Harsh, OF
Spencer, Ind, is visiting Mrs. Laurimore.
Mrs. Addie Bundy. nee Harden, is in the
city visiting. Mrs. Alice Culbertson and
daughter Pearl were guests Of Greenfield
friends last week. %. Mesdames McCurdy
and Meikels, of Indianapolis are guests of
Mrs. Harry Watts, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bundy attended the funeral OF Josiah Bun
dy at New Castle last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Watts received several hundred
of their friends last Saturday evening, Jan.
s, in honor of their twenIy-fifth anniver>
sary... Miss Bertha Walls is visiting at
Straughn. Miss Maud Dalrymple. of In
dianapolis. is visiting here. Mrs. Sarah
Wilson, of Middletown, is visiting here.
Miss Letha Lowry IL visiting Spiceland..
Mrs. Caroline Beard, OF Union, is visiting
here.