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West

Miss Mabel Benson is visiting friends and
relatives in Greenwood.
Mrs. Monroe Kirk has returned from a
visit TO friends in Princeton.
Miss Merle Maxwell is visiting friends
and relatives in Martinsyille.
Miss Wayne Peeler. of Ellison, Ill, is
the guest of Mrs. j. B. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dairy King have returned
from a visit to friends in Kokomo.
Mrs. G.. L. Martin, of Shelbyville. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. D. LOnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Lee have returned
from a visit TO relatives in Annapolis.
Mrs. Louis Dodenburg. OF Lawrenceburg,
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Brand.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Allen nave returned
from a visit 10 relatives in MoOresville.
Mrs. William Russell, who was visiting
relatives in>Urbana. has returned home.
Misses Bessie Stevens and Elizabeth Har-
rold are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rOld.
Miss Edith Bryant has returned 10 her
home in Newman, after visiting Mrs. Earl
King.
Mrs. Merritt owen. of Cincinnati. is the
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Mrs. J.. W. Curzan is visiting relatives in
Te.re Haute-
Mr.. Thomas McKenna is visiting friends
in Hot Springs. Ark
Mr.. Arly Wallace is visiting friends and
relatives in Cincinnati.
Mrs. J.. a. Hundley has returned fro J a
visit 10 friends In GOspOrt.
Mr.. George Rist. of Montana, is the guest
OF his mother. Mrs. S. Rist.
Mrs. r. 3. Wallace has returned from a
visit 10 friends in Frankfort
Mrs. Harry Leftwitch is visiting friends.
and relatives In Denver. Col.
Mrs. Fanny Dinsmore, of A4ly, is the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel DinsmOre
Miss Gladys Sutton, Of Murcie, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Mannsfed.
Miss Ethel Brewer. Of Franci4ville, is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. L. HG
Mr.. Charles Maurer has returned from a
short visit TO friends in Terre HaCte.
Miss LutOla Alexander has returned from
a weeks visit 10 friends in Westfield.
Mrs. Mate Rock and Mrs. cruzan have
returned from p visit TO frields III Fern
Cliff.
Mrs. Edward Baxter, who was the guest
OF Mrs. Immel, has returned 10 her home
In EIwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Peacock have returned
from a visit to relatives and friends IN
Terre Haute-
George 1. Thompson. who was the guest
of friends and relatives last night. has
returned to his home i'm Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Opal Webb, who was the guest of
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias
Ingles, has returned TO her home In Quincy,
Ill.
Mrs. Z. VI. Dunn, of Helena, Mont, and
Miss Helen Dunn. of Boston. Mass, who
were the guests of Mrs. Mate Rock, have
returned home.
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MODERN FABLES BY GEORGE ADE.
The Modern Fable of How the Fearless
Favorite from st. Louis FIaeeed the Hot
LOCKER Across the Way.
Copyright, 1ooe, by Robert Howard Russell.

her carefully. She was about the gowniest
he had seen since pulling out of Sedalia
and he decided that it was up TO him to get
acquainted.
He knew that he was taking a Chance,
but an ordinary Toss had no Terrors for
one accustomed TO graphing with the
Country Trade. So he took from his Grip
a Copy of "A Widow in Name only by
Ethel Giblitz, author of Lingering Love"
and the first thing she knew he was ask
ing her if she wanted something TO read.
Instead of trying to jump out of the Win
dow, she received him with a glad Smile
and moved over so as TO make Room. At
that Moment he realized that a Handsome
Boy with Nerve can butt in at any time
or place.
In low musical Notes. something like the
Bird-Calls of the Forest. he told her about
the House and the Bill of Goods he had
sold in the last Town and how he attended
Progressive Cinch Parties every time he
got back to Saint Louey. She listened
with keen Interest and looked him right in
the Eye and never once did she call for
Help.
1t appeared to be the strongest Ten
Strike of his glorious Career as a Depot
Flirt.
She wanted to know all about him, even
to the Extent of sounding him on Literal
ture and the Arts.
He told her that Dan DAILY had Julia
Marlowe beat at least a Block when il
come to putting up a Lively Show and as
for Books. he couldn't see Lew Wallace
with a Soy Glass but the Duchess was
Warm Stuff.
His Views carried so much Weight that
she began to take Notes in a little Book.
She asked him how much he made in
Commissions and Salary and what amount
he spent on Clothes and Finery as COM
pared with his Outlay for Soul-Food. He
began TO wing a little and realized that
he was up against a New Game. but he
could not renig after making the first Play,
so she Pumped him properly.
Finally she asked him for a Photograph,
which she numbered 80 and filed away
in a Blue Envelope.
After which she said that would be about
all, and some invisible Force seemed TO
lift him back to the other side of the Car.
As he sat there. slowly recovering, it oc-
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EIackvilIe.

Mr.. John Carmen, of Mapleton. is the
guest OF friends.
Mrs. Hattie Mckeehsn was the guest of
her parents Thursday.
Mrs. z. T. Helfer has returned from a
visit 10 friends in indianapolis.
Miss Lula Smith, who was the guest of
friends. has returned 10 Muncie.
Miss Mamie Noting will visit friends and
relatives in indianapolis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osterman have moved
TO BrightwOod, where they will reside.
Miss NJ. Vinta Myers returned home last
week from a visit TO friends in Olinville.
Mr.. John Heller. Of Indianapolis. who
was the guest Of friends. has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, Of Alliance.
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Mckee.
Nr. Albert Holiday, OF Indianapolis. who
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Myers,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller. who were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Miller.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Il. Todd and daughter
Katherine were entertained last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeehan.
Miss Katherine Todd. who visited friends
and relatives in Marion Park and Woodruff
Place. last week. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felenzer celebrated their
wedding anniversary last Sunday. They en-
tertained a number of friends at dinner.
The marriage OF Miss Ida SODA and Mr..
Arthur Clune took place Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. SODA.
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his Cigarette Breath before dashing into

his Cigarette Breath before dashing into
Society. ,
When Lawrence had polished up his
Rings and Stud with a Piece of Chamois
and got into his Sack Suit with the up-and-
down Stripe and put on his nobby white
Hat with the black Band, you may think
that he despised himself, but he did not.
1t was like reaking Home Ties for him
to say goodbye TO a Mirror.
Lawrence was not entirely TO blame for
being so Popular with himself. A good
many of the SWEETEST Dining-Room Girls
on the Short Line between Herodsburg and
Vandalia had fought for the Privilege of
bringing him his Ribs of Beef with Brown
Potatoes. It is said hat even a Piano
Player or a Concert Tenor may develop a
case of the Seven and three-quarters Fat
when the Women get after him and there
fore it is not strange that Lawrence. mere
ly a humble representative of the Rasp-
berry Trust. should want to hand himself
Money and work the large 1 into all of his
Conversation.
Whenever he unpacked at a Hotel he
put a Photograph of Himself out on the
Dresser. so as to make the Room more
cheerful.
One Day it befell that Lawrence. the
woman-Catcher. was riding in a Day
Coach and having a great deal of Trouble
with his Cuffs. because they would not
stay out the right Length. Now and then
he looked out of the Window. so as 10 give
the Ladies behind a chance at his Profile.
At one of the Stations something tailor
made with more than the usual number of
Eyes and the Style Of a Frohman Leading
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before he could finish the explanation.
which. judging from his voice, his manner
and the sudden glow in his eyes, was both
eloquent and profound:
The interpreter replied:
"Once long ago. in the old. old time, we
We're in Egypt and the King. he were the
Pharaoh. And We had TO work and work
and work. All the time. So hard it was.
And then we got free. This month it was
on the 18th day. We call it Nissan
The smiling man on the left nodded his
head constantly.
JEWISH INDEPENDENCE DAY.
"It is our Fourth of July." he said, Our
Declaration of Independence
"Oh. yes added the interpreter. I'VE
were like the Cubans with the Spaniards.
Then we got free and so We celebrate.
Eight days a holiday"
The rabbi was still talking. but no one
needed him.
What do you do these eight days."
we can eat and drink anything except
beer and sour bread"
NO. no" said the man on the left. I'VE
cant eat or drink anything that sours."
we can drink any kind of whisky not
made from rye" chimed in the other.
why corn ana not Tye?"
We ant drink corn whisky; We call
that rye"
holidays said the smiling one. Its called
Easter wine. We can drink whisky from
apples, or Drunes. or any kim of fruit.
Tie rabbi seemed 10 have caught the
word whisky and said something about
"~slivoritze.'
Yes said the Interpreter. I'VE have a
whisky for Passover. IL is Hungarian sill
voTitze.
What DO you do beside eat and drink ."
Nothing. We just come to the synagogue
every night and morning. The rabbi tells
Us all that happened in the olden times.
And we tell our children i'm the evening
You don't work for eight davs2'
NO. We do no work. 1t Is a holiday"
That's only the very strict ones said
the other. don 1 work tomorrow nor
next day. Then We work four days. and
don't work next Monday and Tuesday"
Q course. said the interpreter who
would not interpret. but left the rabbi lis
tening and talking by himself.
IT a man will sell Just the same. We can't
help II. We have no officers 10 prevent
him"
What becomes Of him IL he does not
keep his religious obligations
How do know.
Does he go 10 hell? O.
Il don't know. / wasn't there"
Ask your abb"
He saws the same. He is not responsible
for the future"
What do you think is the strongest rea-
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Suburban Social News
The Events of the Past Week Briefly Told.

where she has been visiting her son
Thomas.
The I~rvington Shakespeare Coterie met
yesterday afternoon with Miss Grace
Blount. on Washington street.
Miss Oolooah Burner and Miss Lena Bur
ner, of Anderson, spent last week with
friends at the college residence.
Mrs. Margaret Lentz. Of Jefersonville
will arrive to-day TO be the guest Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Howe for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Hecker and Miss Margaret
Cummings left Wednesday for Salt Lake
City, where they will live permanently.
Mr.. Jason Z. Elstun left last week for
Confluence. Pa. where ne has accepted a
position with the p. * o. surveying corps.
Prof. G. p. Coler. Of Ann Arbor. Mich,
will come tomorrow 10 spend the week
with Mrs. Helen Moses. in Whittier place.
Miss Gertrude Human entertained
Wednesday evening at her home on Dillon
avenue i'm honor of her guest. Miss Pearl
Comfy, Of Frankfort, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Lott and Mr.. Jo-
seph b. Champion, of Washington, ID. c,
Will be here this week, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cross, on Washington
street.
Mrs. J. Dorsey Forrest will entertain the
young ladies Of the college tomorrow aft
ernOOn at her home on Washington street.
Miss Elizabeth Dye Will read a short dia-
lect story.
The meeting of the Tuesday Club this
The subject OF the two papers will be
Childhood of Victoria and The Great
ness of Queen Victoria
The Irvington' F%ortnightly Club will meet
this week with Mrs. a. B.. Sharp. on Lay
man avenue. Papers will be read by Mrs
August Jolt on Athens of America" and
by Mrs. J. r. TOmlinson on Picturesque
Journeys in America"
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Cured to him that he had neglected to get
her Name and Address and make her
promise TO Correspond, which was very
careless of him. He thought some of max
ing another Try, but she was busy with a
Book, other than the one he had given to
her, and seemed 10 have forgotten that he
was right there in the same Car.
Lawrence began to suspect that he had
failed to Entertain her, but such was not
the case.
He did not see her again, but next Month
his Friends called his Attention to an Arti-
Gle in an Eastern Periodical. written by a
Lady who had been investigating the In
t%ellectual Awakening Of the Middle West.
She gave Lawrence quite a Send-Of and
used his Picture, calling attention to the
lack of Forehead and the Vacant EXPIRES
sion about the Eyes. She said he was a
Type of the Middle Class MateriaIist, who
cared more for Personal Adornment than
for Mental Culture, but as far as she had
been able to discover by turning the Speci-
men over under the Microscope there was
nothing Vicious in his makeup. He was
simply a Case of Atrophied Cerebellum and
ingrowing Nerve.
Lawrence could not get next to all the
Long Words or he would have felt all cut
up about it. AS it was, ne decided not to
correspond. even after learning her name.
Moral-Many 4 Man is up against an
Analysis when he is trying to make a
Paralysis.
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guest of her daughter. Mrs CLARENCE Rob
erson.
Members Of the Pleasure Club were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
COoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Morris. of New York
city. are the guests Of sir. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Ramsey.
Miss Florence Heitkum has returned from
a two weeks visit to relatives in North
Star. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray have returned
from a visit 10 friends and relatives in
Greenwood.
OrvaI James, who was visiting his father,
David James, has returned TO his home in
Connersville.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Seymour have re-
turned from a visit to friends and rela-
tives i'm Wabash.
DIR. j.. II. Carson, of Brazil. who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robertson,
has returned home.
William Gage and Daniel. Marine. of Up
land, VINO were the guests of Harry Gage,
have returned home.
Mr.. w. j. Ward. who was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Wright, has returned to
his home in Clay City.
DR.. ~Stockman. who was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Shake last week, has returned
TO his home in Sharpsville.
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Tuxedo.

Miss Bertha Gibson has gone 10 Bloom
ington to visit friends for several weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Church met with Mrs. Rauhly Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Copeland will take
possession of their new home on Chester
avenue next week.
Miss Gertrude Moore entertained a num-
her friends from the Manual Training High
School Thursday night.
The Progress Club will meet with Mrs.
Carr Thursday afternoon. Miss Temple will
read a paper on Indiana Writer'S"
Miss Kate Abbott entertained the men,
bers of Professor Barton's Mandolin Club
Friday night with a dance, at her home, on
Sherman drive.
The Misses Carrie McCOnna1ghey, Clara
Lancaster, Mabel ~Tompkins and LenOre
Derler went to Columbus, Ind, Friday, to
attend the oratOrical contest.
DIR. +. E. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thomas and daughter Elsie, who came
from Marion. Friday. to attend the per-
formance of "Beaucaire'' at E~nglish's, are
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. q.
Copeland.
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son you can give Il man for being good?
Ask your rabbi"
The deep. rich voice spoke earnestly, when
the question was repeated. and the eyes
grew very bright.
II says that a man must be honest or
people won't buy Of him"
The little band of faithful were left to
their stories of the olden times. The street
outside was merry with the voices and
bright with the coIors of multitudes OF
young women-the well-dressed. clear-eyed
children of New York. Handsome young
fellows were there to watch them. or walk
with them. 1t was a repetition of the Sat
urday night scene In a Western village, or
in any OF the larger New England towns.
1t is 10 be feared that the Passover is
only a myth TO most OF them.
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with Miss Mabel Abbott in Lebanon.
Mrs. J. r. Sherfee. Of Falkland. was the
guest OF Mrs. George Brown last week.
Miss Marie Haitian. of Mooresville. will
arrive tomorrow 10 visit IrvinGton friends.
Miss Mary shock. Of Kokomo. is the
guest Of Miss Lulu Kellar az the residence.
Miss Lola Carver. who has spent the win
ter In Fort Wayne. Will return home this
week.
Miss Grace Carver viii leave Wednesday
for ST Louis, where she will spend several
weeks.
Rev. Charles Z. Hudson. OF Franklin.
conducted exercises at chapel yesterday
morning.
Miss Laura Shorter. Of Chicago. was the
sues OF Prof and Mrs. Percy B.. Burnett
yesterday.
Mr. Henry 5. schen. of Linton. Ind. is
spending Sunday with Mr.. James G. Lay
man and family.
Mrs. T. L. Thompson gave a surprise mar
~ on her husband. celebrating his birthday
Friday evening.
Mrs. Marshall. Of Chattanooga. Tenn
vii b the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Junius
Cravens this week.
Mrs. Warren Gorrill. who has been spend
inE six weeks In ~Irvington. viii return 10
Chicago this week.
into their home on Washington street this
week for the summer
Mrs. W. n. II. Graham aud Miss Mary
Graham. OF Winnipeg. Canada. are visit
Ing friends IN Irvington.
Miss Nina Ely and Miss Blanche Boston
are spending sunday IN their homes in
Brooklyn and Psndleton.
Mrs j. v. shipp will return the latter
part OF next week from Washington. D. G..
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North indianapolis.

Miss Maude Dale is the guest of Miss
Jessie Boyd.
Edgar NJ. Ross returned. last week. from
a visit TO friends in Greenfield.
Mrs. J. w. Sangston has returned from
a visit TO friends and relatives in White
land.
Air. E. H. Wise, of Rockville, Wis. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wise last
week.
Ray Malott and Harold Brown have re-
turned from a short visit 10 friends in
Greenfield.
Miss Lou Buck. of spiceland, who was
the guest of Mrs. James Swan, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Nj. L. Hageman, of Muncie. who was
the guest of Mrs. J. Edward Brown, has
returned home.
Miss Viola Davis, of Sheridan, who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ross. has
returned home.
Mr.. \. L. Myers, who was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Manning, has returned
10 mis- home in Warsaw.
DR.. Canada. who was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, has returned TO
his home in Bloomington.
The Rev. and Mrs. c.. Claude Travis ave
returned from Greenfield, where they at
tended a Christian Endeavor convention.
Misses Hardis and Eugenia Saunders,
who were the guests of Mrs. HOllingswOrth,
have returned TO their home in Lebanon.
Mrs. Flora, of Flora. and Mrs. Canter, of
Wheeling. who were the guests of Mrs. W.
F. Landes, have returned to their homes.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Home Presbyterian Church met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. William Marshall,
1903 Eugene street.
The Rev. Edwin A. Schell, Phi. D., of
Charlottesville. Will deliver a lecture under
the auspices of the Christian, Baptist and
Methodist churches in the latter church,
May %.
Members of the Current Topics Club and
their friends were entertained Friday night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. f.
Sommer, 3014 Clifton street. Robert A.
Brown, clerk of the Supreme Court, deliV-
cred a lecture on The Scholar in Politics.
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Once there was a Salesman who handled
dried Fruits and registered from Saint
Louey. He could tell about the Big Bridge
and the Union Station and had a fifteen
minute spiel touching on and appertaining
to Desiccated Apples that was calculated
TO land the crossroads Wanamaker.
Lawrence. for such was his Name, had
the Fatal Gift of Beauty and he was Wise
to the Fact. He hated 10 turn out the
Light at Night and have all his Good Looks
go to waste for Hours at a Stretch.
What Nature had failed to do for him he
did for himself. He kept his Neck neatly
shaved and put Heliotrope on his Eye
Brows and drank Florida Water to kill
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OIinViIIe.

Mr.. Everett Myers is visiting relatives in
North Liberty.
Miss Grace Fellenzer has returned from a
visit 10 friends in HaughVille.
Mr.. William Patty. of Clermont, was the
guest of friends here last week.
Miss Ethel Tansel has returned from a
visit TO friends in Indianapolis.
Miss Gertrude Smith was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Felenzer. this week.
Miss Maude Gibson will entertain a num-
Der Of friends with a tea Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Chairman Williams left yesterday
for Hall, Ind, where she will remain sew
eral weeks.
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Mrs. Bailey and son. of Kansas City. are
the guests OF Mrs. Marion Johnson.
Miss Allie Bland. of Brownsburg. was the
guest of Miss Jennie Lemen last week.
Mrs. Danner. on fremont avenue. has
gone 10 California 10 remain for the sum
mer.
Miss Mary Stuny left last week for Kan
sas. where she will remain during the sum-
mer.
Members of the Fleur de Lis Club gave
a dance Wednesday night at the Town
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lest have returned
from a visit 10 friends and relatives in To-
ledo, o.
Mrs. Julia Burnett and daughter Helen
have returned from a visit 20 friends in
Anderson.
Miss Grace Hensley. Of Anderson. was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Julia Burnett,
last week.
Mrs. WesteI, who was visiting Mrs. Will
hanson. has returned to her home in
Louisville.
Mrs. Woods. of Albany. Ind. who was the
guest of her son, Mr.. VIII Woods. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mark westfall, of Lafayette. was
the guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. Chamber
lain last week.
Mrs. I. F. Baker and son. of knights
town. who were guests of Mrs. John Meds-
ker. ave returned home.
Mrs. Resa Gill and daughter. of North
Salem, who were the guests of Mrs. Sarah
Weddel. have returned home.
Mrs. Thornsborough and Mrs. Pearl Cow
". of PittsbOrO. who were the guests Of
Mrs. ThornsborougR. have returned to
their homes.
The Sunday-schOol classes of the King
avenue NJ. r Church gave a musical and
social last Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. The following programme
was given: Piano solo. Eva G-oodekoontz
vocal solo, Rose Scott; vocal solo. Miss
Minnie GOOdlet. recitation. Maria Merrill:
solo. Lynn Chamberlin: piano solo, Ella
stout: vocal solo. Mrs. Lille ShafeT: quar-
tet. Miss Florence Bampert. Mrs. Lulu
Horn. Mr.. Day and Mir. Harmon.
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CIermOnt.

Mr.. George l.. Todd has returned from a
snort visit TO Indianapolis.
Miss NJ. Vinta Myers has returned from a
visit to relatives in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petty will enter
tain their friends to-day in their new home.
Miss Mabel Parker, OF West Indianapolis,
will visit her sister. Mrs. Lon Smith, this
week
Miss Maude Pierce is visiting relatives in
Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osterman have moved to
North Indianapolis, where they will reside
In the future.
Miss Katherine Todd entertained the
members of the Starlight Pleasure Club
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stegener, of Indian
spolis. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D..
P. Martindale last week.
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opposite fascinating Lawrence. He imme-
diately tossed one Arm over the Back of
the Seat so that she could get a Flash at
the four-ounce Ring with the three Rock
Crystals in it. Also he began TO do a Series
of Living Pictures. at the same time sizing