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The Brandon news., 1903-07-02

Mississippi Compress Association Steps In
the Round Bale Middle.
The officers of the Mississippi
Compress Association have decided
to intervene in the suit recently in
stituted before the interstate com
merce commission 3y the Planters
Compress Company against the ILL.,
nois Central and number OF other
principal railroads in the South.
Ine object of the com paint OF the
Planters company appears to be to
secure lower freight rates on the
round Eale than the square bale.
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02

The Grown Prince or Sweden has
displeased the people by applying
to the king for permission to sell his
ancestral palace in Stockholm.
Bastrop enterprise
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02
Additions to Insane Hospital.

Two brick buildings are to be
added tathe East Mississippi insane
asylum at an early date. The addi-
tionaI room is necessary because of
the expanding needs of the instltu-
ton.
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02
Rany Gets His Seat.

Paris. The chamber of deputies
&pted the report Of the commits
validating the election of Count
lstellane.
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02
Windstorm Does Considerable Damage

A severe windstorm visited the
vicinity of Laurel and trees and
fences were blown down promiscu-
ously. A telephone message from
Taylorsville states that the storm
assumed cycloric proportions a. that
place. Six buildings we're blown
down, including the warehouse of
j. p. Myer. During the progress
Of the storm r. S. Phillips horse
ran away with a buggy, deTolish-
ing the vehicle and seriously iniur-
lLg Mr.. Phillips, WHO is an aged
gentIema n.
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02

Yellow Fever in Mexico.
Ca, ex.-According to an
tatenent from the governor
BITE of Oaxaca, yellow fever
its appearance in Tehan-
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02
"Rev." Skyles Removed to Asylum.

REV." Jean. n.Skyles, alias Mason,
alias Lane, convicted at tie January
term of the circuit court for bigamy
and sentenced to the State peniten-
tiary by Judge Anderson for ten
years. has been taken to the Jackson
Insane Asylum. SkyIes was confined
in the Claiborne county Jail for over
year, appealing through his at
torney, to the Supreme conrt, which
last month reversed and remarded
the case back TIC this county for re-
trial. Skyles had lost his mind, and
few weeks ago was adjudged in
sane by jury. This closes a case
in which the county was under
heavy expense. Slkyes is supposed
to have seven living wives.
The Brandon news., 1903-07-02

Richard WhitEeid, secretary to
Superintendent OF Educasion Whit
field has returned from Oxford,
Misa., where he has been attending
the State teachers normal. Ha
states that the attendance of the
teachers at the narmal is greater
than the promoters expected, there
being fully six hundred teachers
from over the State presert
Evening star., 1903-07-27
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AN AGENT TO SELL. THE ONLY Az
ihorized life ~ Pope l-'o; bound In two large
octave volumes; elegantly and extensively Illus
tratcd and sold Ihr ailIC AT plan. Two
especially desirable contracts TO the right par.
tlrs. Apply Room 81. Traders National Bank
building, Washington. ID. e ty25-3t'
WANTED AGENTS TIE ONLY AUTHORIZED
life OF Pope Leo XIII. Written with tn. n
enlargement Rpproha inD and blessing OF his holi
ness, 10y Mgr Bernard O'keilfy. ID. d. Ii. D..
who for eight years lived In the Vatican as do
m"stic prrlate to tie pope. This distinguished
American author was summoned 10 Rome and ap
pointed 10y the pope his official biogra pher.
Approved and recognized by Cardinal Gibbons and
all church authorities the only official biogfa-
ply Of the pope. Over $40 pages magninceniiy
Illustrated. Unparalleled opportunity for agents
Rest commission Elegant outfit free THE
JOHN c. WINSTON CO., 7ls Arch ST.. Philad l.
phia Pa. jy20-St
Evening star., 1903-07-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-A DRY ROOM SUITABLE FOR PACK
ipg, storing and shipping OF goods; a dry, clean
stable would snswer, provided It is well protected
and within or 8 blocks Of the Pennsylvania de-
1ts SHIPPER, Box 90. City.
Evening star., 1903-07-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment. Washington. d. C., until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON AUGUST TWENTY FIFTH. 1903, and pub
licly opened Immediately thereafter to furnish at
the navy yards. etc. Portsmouth. n H.: Boston
ton. D. c.. and Norfolk. Va. a quantity of MA
chine tools. steam kettles, chemicals. overcoat
cloth, woolen socks, motors, windlass and loconO-
tive crane. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application to the navy pay offices. New York !;
Portsmouth. n. H.; Boston. Mass; Philadelphia
master General. t. s. \. jy20-2t-1aw
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
NOON AUGUST FOURTH, 1903. and publicly
opened immediately thereafter. to furnish ut the
navy yards, .tc.. Portsmouth,. n. H.; Boston,
Mass New York; League Island, Pa: Washington
-. C.. Norfolk. Va; Pensacola Fla and New Or
leans La. quantity Of electrical supplies. wires
rvets. brushes, hrooms, gaskets, broken stone,
sand, cement, fire brick. dry goods buttons, char
taps dies tools, railroad terial. lumber copper
aluminium iron. steel lead, zinc pig tin steel
plates, steel shapes, hose OIL mixed acid brass
tubing lead pipe salt beef salt pork, pickles.
densed milk, Cocoa pepper, to.atoes. apples ba Ike
ovens coffee urns kettles, bla acking gun plat forms
at smlthery shop at tae League Island yard, the
erection Of buildings. masts and accessories for
wireless telegraph stations at Cape Cod. Mass and
at naval hospital. Chelsea, navy yard Boston
Mass and for laying cast iron water pipe navy
yard Boston, Mass. Blank proposals viii he fur
New York Portsmouth n. H.. Boston Mass
Philadelphia, Pa; Norfolk Va; Pensacola, Fla
and New Orleans. La; H. L. b. HARRIS Pay
master General L. s. n. jyID-2t-1aw
Evening star., 1903-07-27
DOGS, CATS, ETC.

ANIMAL BOARpERS WANTED-14TH ST. HOS
pi,al for Animals PIG 14th ST.. phone NJ 1Il-M
r. rsons leaving city can have their dogs cats
runs; good food. baths and flesh water always
supplied. Jy22-tf6
PARROTs CANARIES. DOGS. GUINEA PIGS,
rabbits. cats, ferrets. snakes, pigeons. monkeys
white rats, mice, &c. SCHMID'S PET EN-
PoRIUM. 712 18th st. NV. jyetf-4
DR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST
Graduate Of McGin University and Royal Vet
Urinary High School. Munich Germany.
TREATMENT OF DOG CAT EXCLUSIVELY.
Boarding Kennels, cor. Lowell and 2oth SITS.
ONCE. 71S 18th st. Tells. 2994-Y and 3674-A.
te20-tf-6
Evening star., 1903-07-27
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-BEAUTIF SUB
urban cottage: NEW, MODERN; S07 Quincy st.
Petworth, u. c. tone fareJ: containing 8
large rooms and tiled bath room; STEAM HEAT
HARD WOOD finish large porches. cellar, store
rooms magnificent lawn, large side and rear
yards &c. Trust, 81, 900, at 5qe. Price, IS 500
Full particulars from
jy25-st PERCY II. RUSSELL. 913 G ST. NV
Evening star., 1903-07-27
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXOHANGE-FOR EXCHANGE.
II You have property to exchange consult us
1t will pay you Our list of property for eI-
change IL complete Houses and lots FOR 81 900
each up to houses and lots for $1,000, $40, ,0OO
so, 600 and $50 600 each. And blocks OF houses
blocks Of ground apartment houses and business
property for exchange ranging in price from
$50 900 to 100000.
it MOORE HILL UncD TIT 14th st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-A 7-RooM BRICK DWELL
ing u ST. near 14th ST. Price, S5, 600; trade for
house ON Heights about $1,000 and adjust differ
1t MOORE & HILL (Inc) TT 14th st. NV.
FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE
and cash will assume trust city improved
roperty)-Controlling stock $50, Of wholesale
grocery coal and feed business, established 10
year. in populous city: sales last over $20J,
600 and b. greatly increased i'll health cause
of selling This is opportunity seldom afforded.
Address J. b. S. Star office, Washington. d. O.
jy14-f
Evening star., 1903-07-27

FOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE NEW l2-
room brick dwelling, soc l1th s.w. near Smith
sonian containing also two bath rooms and isun-
dry: all m.t.; nrst-class to q Desirable tenant:
rent very reasonable. Apply 70 OWNER 300 llth
st. s.w 5y2o3t I
Evening star., 1903-07-27
STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE BY
the load; hauling. packing and shipping. See Us
before storing. THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., 6l2
e st. NV. Phone Z. 61S. tel8-7St
Evening star., 1903-07-27
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-SUNDAY. JULY 2G GOING FROM ST
Msrgaret's Church. along Conn. ave. TO NJ ST.
small bar pin with pearls. Suitable reward IL
returned to 1912 M st. NV IT,
sTRAYED FROM 2Is ST NV, July Io
black and white pointer bitch. Reward IL re-
turned to l63. Loan and Trust bldg. jy25-3ts
Evening star., 1903-07-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-154 ACRES 3 MILES FROM LAUREL.
fine farming land. at sacrifice. II. II. DORSEY,
E. Lexington St, Balto.. Md. Jy27. % au2,6-4t
FOR SALE-5O ACRES OF LAND III MILES
from Bethesda, some distance from Cabin john
in Montgomery county, Md. Apply to BOWIE
+. WATERS, Rockville, Md. ty26-sts
Evening star., 1903-07-27
HOTELS.

THE PATIENCE, 910 N.W.-NEwLY RENO
waited, papered, painted and furnished. All the
cleanliness and comfort found anywhere in the
city. Sixty rooms and thisty baths Most
1e16-tf,6
Evening star., 1903-07-27

WANTED -ENrTRIENtED SALESMAN FN,H Ot'R
hat and gents furnishings department: must
come well recommended. Apply write to ".
ElSE\MtNN \ BROS. 1924 Penna. NgstI-
ington, d. c. jy27-3ts
Evening star., 1903-07-27
PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE. RITA
the world greatest palmst and astrologer, hold
ing reception daily at III st. NV, cor of Sth
Fee, 25 and so cents jy2S-6ts
NINE. VAUHN,
Celebrated astrologist and psyche palmist who
admits no peer, will receive ladies only at 4lb
Mass. ave. NV. jy22-8t'
Evening star., 1903-07-27

WANTED -ENPt.HiE Need MEAT CUTTER AND
grocery clerk: permanent position To good man;
references IcIIired. Address Box lS4. Star Office.
Evening star., 1903-07-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS;
when selling why not drop postal to an Old re-
liable firm J. G. SINCLAIR, 633 Louisiana ave-
ir9O
Evening star., 1903-07-27

WANTED EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER AM
grocery clerk. young man preferred: must br:n,
Z, ud reference. schmidt. 18th and cts. n W
Evening star., 1903-07-27
FOR RENT BY WESCOTT 4 WILCOX.

-s-J NJ, sto, sr. W. 1000
y FLATS.
TIE STAPLEToN. l2Ia
\ y. non hous, keeping HAT
No. 4. I'd Il. Sr. b. $40. 90
ti731 10th. lsf fi.sr b. ~ 90
1871 10th. 4th fi.6r.h.45 ~
I'd Il K, fats. Or. b.
4. gr. lat $50. 30 - s2l 30
1873 T. I'd n. 3r. T. .2o.U1
2ll0Pa nv I'd n. Ar. l. lG 80
"f23 SPA ID r 4r h1G 20
y2S I'D. or. wl5. Is
"a 10 +. 3r fats 500
3 OFFICE ROOMS.
iS.iS6 La ave. heated
rns.sS. $40. sl2.50, s2u
STORES.
1900 r.. lg rm, ". z S25 %
1917 Pa as, lr. eel. 30. ~
2l2l la av. lr. W. .lG. 80
21l0 l.. lr, ut eel .l5.VJ
Evening star., 1903-07-27
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED YOUNG MAN, COLLEGE OR UNI
vcrsity graduate. for general teaching In this
city; moderate salary: state education. expert
enC%. and salary you will accept. COLLEGE,
a lyZI-
Evening star., 1903-07-27

WANTED-A EUitilir AOITH BErW ZEN is
ard II years Of age to assist in real estate office
Addr, SIS. In own hal,lw riting \ Y. Star OIi,e II
Evening star., 1903-07-27

FOX kENT-LARGE 2-SrORY BRICK WARE
house, sth and SITS. s.w.; size 5ox60
S"o feee eevstor y, an $50 eer mans HARHSS,
JOHNSON 4 SON 3O6 7th st. sw. jy256t
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e5s iSs?hs Gan
Ricketts,. Hst's stTs,nstsr and Alma Filter
wfo have been spending the summer with friend
frGm ans: an automobile t trip to Rcckport; Ind. 49,
&c s ~ os e m s az cn Ps c
PARTY we're; The Misses Laura Decker Jessie
Lena wsbsf z:te Bciins josie MAYER ns an
Ed Bitter I L Miller. I'd Seh9nks William Deck
and Mrs. Henry Ke!sins Mrs ION
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherwood and son.
Miss Rachel Griffith departed Monday for Lake
Aiackinkuckee to attend LARGE dancing marty.
the guests iS and Mrs Edwaa nsse Sef
have returned to their home at seabreeze. Fla.
oak summit, ParR Monde evsnns e foI
loving wsrs her guests The Misses Isabel and
IGssph EsnI: ansRE s,s Ka.s
Miss Iohnis RoSensranz has returned from
Mss Katie Denny has returned from Mat
a s. 81 her Fe ss1sn st se a an Mrs, IND Is
Ferguson, , in westminster s exenge ~ 49,.
susss of t fsnds hE Week s'Fss Ill.,
Miss Maude Armstrong of Kansas City. who
h haT Sefn on .se foa % XIV
Mss Katherine Wise has gone to Muncie Ind.
Mrs w. F. Stemper and daughter. who have
been the guests Of the family of Captain Robert
Hornhrcok. departed Monday for Paducah. KY.
on the steamer John S. HOPKINS.
Miss Lillian Daugherty Hyland has gone to
Mrs. wiii J. sisson Of Mansfield. ILL.,. is the
guest of Mrs Harry Stinson in Chestnut street.
Kiss Julia Hall of McT.eansboro. H.. Is the
s5s Mis- Mrs Lgs ss Wssseq o,
are visiting friends here.
Major End Mrs. r. C. Wilkinson have gone to
Atlanta city. They were accompanied by their
n-nli-w. Master Douglas Vele.
The Misses conger of Carmi. H.. were in the
city this week
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CARBONDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Little have returned
from an extended trip through the East.
Miss Agnes Dryden cashier Of the savings bank
IL the guest Of relatives and friends in Chester.
phis. Tenn. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Miss MaEsie Soaring. after visit with friend.
in this city has returned to St Louis.
Mrs May Smith Of Springfield was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Mertz. ,.,-.
Miss Clara Delano Of Ironton. Mo-. and Mis-
Carrie Deiano Of Murphysboro visited in this city
Mrs b H. Brush and son. Rapp. have Joined
Colonel Brush at Omaha. where the Colonel L
The Misses Margaret Stephens and Anna Crate,
were guests Of the family Of W. F. Smith ir
Murphysboro last week.
Mrs. j. D.. Peters has returned from a few
weeks visit in Ohio
:, Mrs e A. Cog Of Newton. Tenn. Is the guest
Miss Edna Mckinney wns the guest of her SIS
ter. Mrs. Mead. at Pinckneyvie. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lambert are on an extend
ed visit to relatives in Toledo. O..
The Misses Crenshaw are visiting friends In
Marion. KY. where thew will remain until Sep
TENDER.
Miss Fav Curtis !. visiting Mr.. and Ms. W.
E. Borders in Marssa-
Ring at Centralia.
Miss Mary Klein. a teacher in the st. Louis
schools. who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
WerIer. has returned to her home.
guest lest Of Mr.. and Mrs - ". W. Bonney. 'eeh '"e
Mrs. Julia. Kimmel is on an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs Minor Mccrucken Of Farming
ton. n. NJ. are the guests Of Doctor and Mrs.
Mrs. Roy Hammet Of Lincoln is visiting
friends in this city.
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Mr.. W. n. Gibson and daughter have returned
John weinhoidt of Trohna is the guest Of L.
Mrs. Frank Barnes is visiting relatives ut
.Ionne shade Of Rerryyille is the guest Of
Mr. and ! Mrs Chris Chr Weinris a,.. 1,.a,,
Emanuei n wei'sn deparsed ted Wednesday for Muir
Charles Decker and family of Chicago are Wis
iting relatives in this city;
Miss Annie Barih of Evansville is the guest
E. E. Hoskinson Of St. Louis is the guest Of
his daughter. Mrs. J. II: Davis.
George Stumpe and Frank Hardws were
Mrs John Hughes is Visiting relatives in Hfs
P. G Knapp is visiting relatives in St. Louie
Miss vira Crowell departed Wednesday for
visit with st Louis relatives
L W. Morrison spent Monday In Tamaroa.
through California and the West.
J. D. Geriach spent Wednesday in st. Louis
Mis-. Call. Lay OF Ava spent Sunday with her
The Misses Ora and Goldie Woods returned
Harmon MI Lasrier Of Canon City is visiting his
81: J.. Louis smith of St Louis spent Sunday
NIT. Arthur Won Gruenisen of Granite City is
Miss Mamie Hildreth of st. Louis Is the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baronow.ky spent Mon
Mrs. Flora CfOzier of 81. Louis is the guest Of
Gene Beare spent the first Of the week in st.
Louis
.ns r!ia.iss aDs and f friends ssos Louis
o. e. Meyer OF Pinolsncyvflle spent wednesday
Louis Hart returned Wednesday from Marion.
Adoiph We're Of Murphysboro spent Sunday IN
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lay Of Ava visited reia-
tiyes In this city Sunday.
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MEXICO, MO.

char f liz after yisi! ing her daughter. Mrs
The Misses seli i, and Mary Bucsnsr. living south
of this city. have gone 10 the Northern lakes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gregg have returned to
Louis sfer Ttsh hsasn Is t IN guest Of Mr.
and a0s Mrs. R. Z. Ellios, .a''' '''' 80
Mrs. Isaac coons Is the guest of relatives in
Mrs J, 2. Hawkins ,y,sta. and daughters are home
Clara Day. were married in Washington. Pa:
On aT0 account saa coy ef BUSHES attsrs
Pa. where M Doss is engaged in the hotel busi
Mrs. Emmett Cunningham is home from a visit
TO relatives in Kansas CITY
I Mees, w Ms has ssea
through here this week. en- route to Nashville.
Wallace v.a " remains in independence.
oliver Garrison ad Manerty. of St Louis were
guests Of Frank Robertson during portion of
S. N. Locke Is home from s.: Louis.
DAUGHTERS met at the home of Mrs. W. J. Rixey
Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph shireinan and sister: Miss Louise have
ting friend; e this city hs. been .,
Professor and Mrs. +. $, Paterson have re-
reiatives 50 in .A this city city. -
.Af,es visiting Ms ": w roll9 ss, in this city
s turn TO he and aoe n @ @ nave
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riley home from
4 riaasant hay ride was given for Miss Mabel
1 CITY She will b. several az weeks
Mrs. Sallie Brown is visiting relatives in Boone
Joseph Davis has returned to his home in Chi
cago after visiting his mother in this city.
a several weeks visit in Colorado.
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

zern Of West Plains. Mo. viii be the guests of
Miss Zannie Granthein is visiting relatives In
Mrs Louise Wilson is visiting in Texas.
Miss Bertha Eansell is SPENDING the remainder
Of the summer in colo, Coiora .3,.,n Mrs w 7 Md.
dleton and Mrs; E. d: seamans spent few days
miss hns Georsia Hubble snseTtained with card
party Friday in honor Of her niece: Miss Georgia
HIS hS ii siea Mss Generiepe Miss
Emily Keith. Miss Bess Lines. Miss Fillmore.
Helen is 1nshong. Mis-. Emma Hanse Miss Clara
Cfenshsw. Miss Charlotte scholten: Miss Marie
f Eeanor Miss
Miss Lena Priest and Miss Lillian Buck.
evening aiis Tsose PsRnz tse MIS- May
Miss Edith Gordon: Miss Bertha woolley. Miss
Msi fsar a
woodruff Miss Co.inne Dixon. Miss Willie Mack.
Boasman Miss Clara crenshaw Miss Nell Stew
an. Miss Emily Keith and Joe, Feed. Herbert
ssyter. Earl seaman. Tel Whitesides. ciarenee
Smith Walter Lines Arthur , Schws,der Glsnde
shott. Ralph Snyder. Audrey Cesar and Harcid
Mss. Josephine Gideon entertained her Sunday
school class at Doing Park "wednesday after
noon Those present were Add,e Lee R Kosenbl o
AEne.. Clara and Rnby Farnholm. Nth ,. Masters
s ses GsfF the
Club Thursday afternoon. Those oresent we're
s. s. John a MIS-. GUS Marx Mrs l' E. 6 Raah s
bone. Mrs. r. A. Wright. Mrs. Joe peiternan
Mrs. A e. Dare Mrs. W. H. House Mrs. r. NJ
0mith Mrs J. d. Haldenlan. Mrs Ed Pickering
Hrs. ". c. Brown. Mrs. S. H. Benjamin. Mrs
George Young Mrs C. F. McCaulev. Mrs N
8 Gosney. Miss Edna Scott and Miss Jennie
Mrs. p. II. Oliver Is in Eureka Servings. Ark.
Mrs. Roy Abbott chaperoned several young
people to Doline Park THURSDAY evening The
party was composed Of Miss Margaret McDermot
o. Chicago Miss Nora Plummer. Miss Marie
Plat. Miss Annie McLaughlip. Miss Kate OCon-
NELL Miss Jane Meyers, Miss Ethel Davenport
and Doctor James A. Edgar De Gron. Hal Cham
bcrlain Ed Parmenter. Charles Davenport and
Bert Clancy.
: Doctor and Mrs. L. F. Terry have returned
from a two weeks visit to friends in Wisconsin
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Notes About Society
in Neighboring Cities.

| tiyes in pes Moines. la.
Miss Bsslah wilson isp; returned to her hcme /,
Mss Ma NY MShnday night. after visit w,
MIS- MSS Marie NJ I r!a,t has rs.uTpsa from St Louis
citic , En,a Callahan departed Friday for the Ia
| Miss Lillian Buck ente.taiacd with recent,
Mrs. Thomas Gibson is visiting in steelville.
MIS- W; NJ. Hansell entertained the ". Il. /. :.
s Mrs M sp %aRy.r % hss pf.nt w
WI, W; faSrhroush Mrs. T J, Nicholson. Ms. But
Of TOPEKA. K isaa NIT D''a ana Mrs ha'nenar
sn The Plssssn, Hour Club met with MIS- C.
we're Mrs s,rnsiicl Mrs. ln nss cs p,elSq
Mrs; Love. Mrs. J, " pubbs.. Mrs. sIt care
ss Ve9cr 1 coanS Mrs H. VI h My
Me- n; RSba Mas Ms s;, NJ e Mcconnell Mis- Franz
MIS- Julia spelrS 's and Mss Ma s Love " s'a'r
Mss Belle Jennings e Nashville. Tenr.. Is the
Mrs ID. johnson has returned to her home in
Mrs. E. c. clifford has returned to her hc,ne in
81. Louis. after v.s;t with Mrs. SARAH Il.
Miss Bertha Miller Of St Louis is the guest Q,
Mrs Mary Miller.
to Herds in ys9s has Ts aE fro" visit
,AIs h sa and iss ysFsreass have
atasf 10 ,hea so II Clay s' fSs1Ss ARK after
Mrs. Ash is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
tstl'lIi.-fl OF Topeka.
Miss Bess TheTInan has returned to her home
in Lamar after a visit with Mrs; +, p. Mann,
Mrs. Ney Patterson gave finch party Non
Mrs. F. II. MeDayid and Miss Kate Bryan
their guests, Miss lie seuer and Miss Dunlap q
y. Heer, Mrs. Salem Cope. Mrs. Aha Mil.iean,
Tent. Miss NeeI Holman. Mrs Joe s''' wiiieke and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdaniel. Mr. and Mrs.
George George A i,sI Miss lie Sompte Miss , Ne
Willelie. Dunphy and Elizabeth Mcdaniel. are
camping at blue Lake.
Mrs. j. H. Beach and mother. Mr.. Mohesiy,
The Needlework Club met with Ms. \. w.
Lyon Monday afternoon. Those present We're:
mrs w Mt h Mr YRS msskeS Min s. Mss
Mrs. J, B.. Mack. Mrs. a. p. Hail and Mis-.
Miss Ccrinne Dixon entertained Thursday after
Noon and evening IN honor e her guests Mss
Bertha Hanseil. Miss Edith Hayden. Miss Mary
a asnes Mss Ella
peoiitte. Miss Amy Denny. Miss Mary Han.
Miss Helen Anthony. Miss Nell ,Carqshs!s. Mss
nan. Miss. cieons Brooks. aIiss Iuciie Porter.
Miss Maude Tucker. Miss Belle keet. In the
evening thsse present We're Miss Barton MSS
Mary Ferguson. Mss Maude Means: Miss Cieona
Brooks. Miss Hortense Herman. Mss Virginia
% Mis- s,s TT, s Rent ss wps aS G a
Reed. Claude Wright. Ross Wade. viii Hit.
JAMES beasel niSk an,he Charles
Clarence Peacher. Art Nichols, Burgess Snyder:
Homer curTan. sam Wear. Roy Feaeher and
Mrs. Alice opay and Miss Margaret Quinn
have gone to the Great Lakes for the summer.
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vINCENNEs. IND.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Rltterskamp and Mrs.
EEaMafda Yocum have returned from Saylor
Miss Kizzie stalder and her nephew. Dwight
She perd. departed Tuesday for Niagara Falls.
Miss Clara Runner entertained a. cards Monday
Mr. Finch and Granddaughter Ms,
Ethel Mann, Of lola. ILL.,. who have been the
guests Of Mr.. A. C. Finch have returned home.
-, me Misses Emma and Matilda Pomii departed
Tuesday for French Lick.
Miss Ella Joseph was the guest Ct honor at a
ansvillc.
Miss Myra Beverly ef Henderson KY. is the
MIiss Ina Brown Of L ,ogootee is visiting Mrs.
William Eluere
Mrs. Raymond Brandt and DAUGHTER. Viola.
have returned from a two weeks fis!t with rela-
tives In Louisville
r. s.. WinstnnI-y II D-s n:oihes. Ia. IL the
suest q s;rs. JcIl Weathers.
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Mrs. Charles ranquary has returned from Wis.

Mrs. Charles Tanquary has returned from Wis
cCnsin-
where she has been spending the summer. She
was accompanied by her cousin. Miss Florence
White.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hack departed Saturday
for Chicago. St; Paul and Little FAILS
The Misses Kate and Anna. Reiter departed
the first Of the week for Maryland. to spend sew
erai weeks with relatives
Miss Daisy DeBolt Of Indianapolis Is the guest
CT the Misses Ray and Margaret Berry.
Mrs Van Stone has gone to French LICK
Springs. accompanied b. her cousin. Mrs. R. E.
heel of Gibson City.
Mrs. Mabel Schloat OF Linton Is visiting MIS-.
Mrs. w s. freeman of Jasonville is the guest
CT Miss Edna Pritchett.
The Misses Maud and Mary HollinEsworth OF
Bruceville are visiting Miss Esther Gold.
Miss Helen R:denour OF Greenville o.. 10 here
to attend the Allen Ridenous wedding
Miss Mae Wilson OF San Antonio Tex. VINO
has been the guest OF Miss Anna Cox. mas Rone
to Sheibyyille to visit relatives.