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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
TRANSPORT ASHORE.

Manila, Dec. l9-The United States
transport Kingsley is ashore at Muir
cielagos, North Mindanso, with a rock
through her bottom. A small Brit
ish steamer, the Kingsley. sailed from
Manila October 30 for the Philippine
provinces. She may have been char.
tered as transport by the authorities
at Manila. Otherwise there Is no REQ
ord of United States transport named
the Kingsley.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
BANK MONEY ORDERS.

New York. Dec. i9-After three
days session here, the bank money or
der committee Of American Bankers
association, has agreed upon plan
for q money order system, whereby
Sums not 20 exceed 800 can be sent by
mail and orders osshed by any bank
belonging to the association. The
proposed system is to be operated as
exchange is sold, and orders are to be
guaranteed by a guarantee company.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
ELECTION AT HoProwN.

Hopk insville, KY, Dec. l9--The
city council last night elected city
officers for the next two years "a fol-
lows: Gus Tandy, tax collector; J. t.
Hanberry, city attorney; Walker
Wood. treasurer. The entire fire de.
partment headed by George +. Ran.
die, chief, and all bat three of the
present police force. were reelected.
W. L. Shanklin was promoted TO chief
and NJ. W. Davis, G.. W. Walker and
Il. N. Miller replace the old officers.
The election of city clerk was post
poned. Il. o. West was elected as.
SCISSOR.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
Hits Coleman Barger With
Something Hard.
Then Goes Through Him and Gets
$40 while His Victim is Help
less from Blow.
ROBBER A WHITE MAN

Coleman Barger. an employe Of the
I. o., was knocked down last night
and robbed of $a5 cash about o'clock
near the corner of 9th and Adams
street.
Bsrger was coming in from his homo
on South Sixteenth street. in the
Worten south side addition, and had
just cashed his check received at the
pay car yesterday afternoon. He had
$25 of the money in his pocket and
was coming to the city to pay of sew
ersl small accounts aud make q few
purchases. He was waylaid and be-
fore he was aware of what the
strangers Intentions were, was struck
in the head, felled to the ground and
while helpless his clothes gone
through. The $40 was taken and this
secured, the highwayman, who was o
white man, ran.
Barger picked himself mp and ap-
peared at the city hall to report the
robbery. He has given the police q
partial description Of the man and they
are quietly working on it. Barger does
not know what he was struck with
but thinks it must have been slung
shot as his head bears no abrasions
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
BOILER LETS 60
THREE PERSONS PROBABLY FA-
TALLY HURI IN EXPLOSION.

Mt Sterling, KY, Deo. 19-At
Chambers Station, Menifee county,
about thirteen miles from this city,
the boiler at the gristmill, of Lee
Chambers let go with terrific force,
demolishing the mill and fatally injur-
ing Lee Montgomery, Sam Bellamy
and an eleven year old boy named
Goodpastor.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
s7Oo,70s
7I3,64S
1890
Olearings this week
Same week last year
Decrease

Business at the banks shows just n
shade decrease from the same week
last year. When 1t is taken into con-
sideration that last year, tobacco was
moving very freely at this time, and
made money more active this week.
Business shows up very we'll IN COM
parison.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.

Chicago, Dec. 19-W. l.. Smith, as
sistant general freight agent of the H.
linois Central at Memphis, has been
appointed assistant to vice President
J. t. Harahan at Chicago. Smith
will succeed Donald Rose, who will
be sent to London as commercial agent
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
A HERO LOSES HIS LIFE.

Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. l9-In fire
which destroyed tenement early to-
day Lieutenant John Freel Of the fire
depart ment. was fatally injured by
falling three stories from fire escape.
He had gust carried 25 women and
children from the building.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
WILL CONTEST.

Bowling Green, KY, Dec. 10
Speed Guffy has decided to contest
the election Of Nat Howard, of Nor.
Rantowu, for commonwealth attor.
ney OF this district.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
RAIN Is GENERAL.

Louisville, Ky, Dec. i9-Rain is
falling throughout the western tobac-
90 section and the indications are that
relief is at hand from the distressing
conditions caused by excessive dry
weather.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

Louisville, Ky, Dec. l9-Anton
Prscht, ono Of the oldest and most
prominent German residents Of Louis
vile, died this morning after short
illness.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
Alleged Lynchers i'm Illinois Get
of Light.
A New Banking Money Order System
Rain Falling in Western
Tobacco District.
TEE LATEST BRIEFLY NOTED
FINED FOR LYNCHING.

Belleville, ILL.,, Dec. i9-In circuit
court eleven of the men Indicted for
completely In the lynching Of q negro
sohool. teacher, David $. Wyatt. June
9, entered . plea of guilty to a charge
OF rioting and was fined $50 and costa.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19

Mr.. Rid Reed, Of the Smithland
Banner was in the city today en- route
to Frankfort, where he will be located
after January LIST.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

Business is very good both in whole
sale and retail circles, although there
has been more or less falling off in the
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19
En- ONE DIED OF INJURIES.

Today's Memphis Commercial Ap-
peal says of yesterdays wreck:
Thomas +. BARTON, of Water Val
ley, Miss, fireman, left leg troken
and scalded by s cam died at the city
hospital. He was hurt in yesterday g
wreck.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19

Mrs. J. J. Freundlioh has gone to
Louisville and from there goes to
Florida to spend the summer. :.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19

Miss Della Mcdonald, of Mayfield,
is visiting ner sister, Mrs. HoHseman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-12-19

A. Mulholland, Of st. Louis, 10 at
the Palmer.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-01

been III with the mumps has returned TO
school and is In charge OF his classes.
Prof Edgar Forsyth, OF the Irvington
Shortridge faculty, having come 10 take
charge or the students sent from the IT.
Vlngton school 10 the 8. II 8.
There will be a class I'm graduate English
this term in charge OF Professor Thomas.
senior English teacher. The work I'M the
new subject will comprise the study OF
Mathew Arnolds criticism and other higher
English work.
The seniors OF the Manual Training High
Scnool, comprising the class of January.
lso3, that was graduated last Wednesday,
VIII give lfe-sized picture OF Principal
Charles T.. Emmerich TO the NJ T. II. s.
as the present from the organization. T. G.
Steele Will do the work. The picture will
be finished by April. and will be purchased
with the money made at the Kellogg lee
ture some time ago. One hundred and
seventy dollars was cleared.
At recent meeting OF the Shortridge
High School Oratorical Association Il was
decided TO hold the primary contest at
wnicn representative for the final will be
selected at either Roberts Park or the
Lutheran Church. The date OF the primary
is teo q The manuscripts will be in the
hands or Principal Hull two weeks before
the contest and will then be sent TO the
judges. IL cannot be ascertained how many
candidates viii be In this years primary
and there is much talk as 10 who the con-
testants will be. Only three are avowed
candidates George Posey. Alfred Brandt
the critic Claude Bowers has helped five
students, but who the two dark horses
are Is question. Six contestants are al
lowed to speak at the primary.
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held in the evening with Mrs. o. ]. Dear

held in the evening with Mrs. o. ]. Dear
born.
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle
Feb. 2. With Mrs. S. c. Dickey, at the
Blacherne.
Chapel Club-Feb 4. With Mrs. Charles F.
Ruschaupt, 1915 North Pennsylvania street,
o'clock.
Parlor Club-Feb. 4. With Mrs. s: E.
Perkins. James Lees Wife," by Mrs.
Walter p. Benton.
Sketching Club-Feb. Z. Commercial
Advertising" by Miss Louisa Wright and
Mrs. Ray T.. Scott.
Local Council of Women-Feb 8. At the
Proplylaeum. Recitation by Miss Maud
Baker. Paper, Mrs. Sewall
Indianapolis Literary Club-Feb. .. IAN
Antidote for the Strenuous Life" by
George c. Calvert. Ladies' night.
Magazine Club--Feb. Z. "The Short
Story" original stories. by members of the
club; Stories of the South Mrs. Shaw.
Culture Club-Feb. 3. With Mrs. j. B.
Mccoy, 1122 Central avenue. Election of Of
Ulcers; historians paper, Mrs. s. j. Frazer.
Shakespeare Club-Feb. Z. Twelfth Night
Rankin; The Duke and His Attendants
by Thomas a. Daily; Sebastian and Vio-
let" by Hannah Pendleton.
Aftermath Club.Feb. 5. With Mrs. j.
ing" by Mrs. Fisher; Mary Summerville,"
by Mrs. G. A. Miller; quotations from Mrs.
Browning, Mrs. Sterling. leader.
Woman's Club-Feb. 6. THE Quiet Life, y
by Mrs. Meredith Nicholson; THE Disci-
pline of Failure" by Mrs. Edward Daniels
conversation, THE Art of Contentment,"
Mrs. John Randolph Brown. leader.
Twentieth Century Club-Feb. 3. With
Mrs. III. r. Ellis. Missionary Adventur-
ers," by Mrs. Alice Baker; historical read
ing by Mrs. William Chapman; why the
North and South Should Be Friends" by
Mrs. Charles Hart.
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North INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan have re-
turned from a visit to relatives near No
blesville.
Mrs. o. d. Mosher, Of Oskaloosa, Mich,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell.
Mr.. Charles Howard left, last Monday.
for New York, where he will remain for
two weeks.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of st. Paul's M. z. Church met in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
Elder d. r. Lucas, formerly pastor of the
Central Christian Church. will begin the
passionate of the Seventh Christian Church
to-day.
The Rev. s. B. Grimes, formerly pastor
of the First NJ. E. Church. will address the
members Of ST. Pauls M. K. Church this
morning. Tonight Judge j. w. Thompson
will deliver an address.
The Rev. Charles Stockbarger, pastor of
ST. Paurs M. f. Church. will preach at
Bethel this morning. Tonight he will ad-
dress the Methodists of Flackville.
The graduating class of school No. Al
held it's closing exercises in the school hall
Friday morning. The class includes Guy
Stewart, Effie Moore. Ethel Kelly, Ralph
Wise, Myrtle Bookwall, Frank Copsy, Jesse
Green. Gus Hitzelberger, Maude Rosemey-
er. Hazel Hill, Lille Montague. Eff1e Cola
more Francis Fuller, Alma Queisser, Lot
tie Vaughn, Susan Hamilton and Thomas
Colbrook.
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BUTLER COLLEGE NOTES.

Tuesday morning the new pastor OF the
Third Christian Church, the Rev. G. Il.
Newman, conducted chapel exercises and
spoke 10 the students on the value OF a coll
lege education.
The game which was to have been played
between the girls basketball teams OF
Shortridge High School and Butler was
called on because several OF the players
were unable to play on account OF their
vaccinations. The game will be played
Feb. II.
Sunday. Feb. S. has been set apart by
the general committee OF the Worlds Stu
dent Christian Federation as the universal
day Of prayer for students. The commit
tee that has issued the call for the OBJ
servance OF this day is composed of the
foremost civilized countries OF the world
Representatives of some of the other coll
leges Of the State visited Irvington yester-
day to inquire as to the ACCESSIBILITY of post
poning the intercollegiate oratorical con-
test until later date. The date fixed at
present is Feb. 6, but on account of the
prevalence Of smallpox in the city the con-
test will probably be postponed for few
weeks.
The basketball schedule for the mems
team Is as follows: Feb. 6, De Paw at In
dianapolis; Feb II. De Pauw at Greencas-
tie; Feb. IA, Wabash at Indianapolis; Feb.
20, Purdue at Lafayette; Feb. q, Earlham
at Richmond; March IL, Wabash at Craw-
louisville: March 1S Charlottesville Bust
ness College at Charlottesville. The return
dates with Purdue and with Indiana have
| not yet been settled.
Exercises in observance OF founders day
will be held in Butler College chapel at 10
O'Clock a m. Saturday. Feb Z. which
is the 102d anniversary of the birthday OF
Ovid Butler, after whom the college was
named. An address will be given by Mr.
Louis Rowland Of Indianapolis, on WALT
| Whitmans Democracy" The usual class
exercises will be held during the day ex-
| cept from 10 to IL 30 a. m In the evening,
| beginning at o'clock, two plays will be
presented by the students The first viii
| be a short comedy entitled THE Curtain
| Raiser" by Mr.. William o. Bates. MIR.
Bates, who was formerly student of But
| Ter, is directing the rehearsals. The sec
| ond play will be 'She Stops TO Conquer"
The members of the cast of The Curtain
Raiser" are as follows: Rodney, Mr.. Philip
WEIGH; Tom, Mr.. Cleo Hunt; Julia, Miss
Minnie Wink; Milly. Miss Charlotte Powell.
The cast for ''She Stops TO Conquer" Sir
Charles Marlowe, Mr.. Venir; young Mar
lowe, Mr.. George Davis; Hastings. Mr. Har-
ry Fuller; Hardcastle. Mr.. James Poulson;
| Tony, Mr.. John Mitchell; landlord, Mr..
| Horace Russell; Diggory, Mr.. Philip WEIGH;
| Roger, Mr.. James Montgomery; Tim Twist.
| Mr. Harry Dodson; Jack Slang. Mr.. Guy
| Killie; Jeremy, Mr.. VIII Long: Mrs. Hard
castle, Miss Florence Moore; Miss Hard
| castle Miss Charlotte Griggs: Miss Neville.
Miss Helen Downing; maid. Miss Rose Bill
| ings.
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Huntsville.

Miss Leta Dunlavy is visiting friends in
Dana, Ind
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones have moved to
Wisconsin for permanent residence.
Miss Leora McClain. of Kankakee, ILL.,,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Mary Smith.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the King-avenue NJ. Z. Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lille
Schaffer.
The annual report of st. Anthony's
Church was read last Sunday by the pas
tor, the Rev. Father Byrne. The pew rent
for the year amounted to 81 .69411; the Sun
day collections TO $67S.62; the diocesan col
lections. 1926. The total receipts were 81,
1882. There paid the church debt
So, 7Ol.50. this sum also covering the inter-
est and incidental church expenses.
d. c. C. Lillian Van Treese. assisted by
the past officers of Meta Council, installed
the following officers Prophecies, Jessie
Yount: Pocahontas. Rose Talbot: Wenonah.
Louella Thornbrough: Powhatan, Austin
Menefee; first scout, Gertie Morgan; second
scout. Salie Tomlinson; first councillor,
Irene B. Richmond: second councillor, LYDIA
Kneal; first runner. Lizzie Dombroski; sec
ond runner Gertrude Stoner: X. OF r. Liz
zie Mepefee; X. of W., Cordela Smith, a.
of F.. Amanda Otto; G. of T., Mary RybolL
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Wayne Council
No. 2SS, Y. Nj. l., will hereafter hold its
meeting at Woodlands Hall. on Michigan
street. At the meeting Wednesday evening
they installed the following officers: Chap
lain. Rev. j. Il. Byrnes; president. Martha
Won Burg; first vice president, Maggie
Heston; second vice president. Mary O'Con-
nor; recording secretary, Mary Stuppy:
financial secretary. Gertrude Gottwalles;
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Evans: marshal.
Minnie Fogelman; inside sentinel. Annie
Miller: outside sentinel. Mrs. Fogelman;
executive committee Mrs. L. Won Burg,
Mrs. Gottwalles and Mrs. Mary Egar.
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Boston Manuscript.

Here is prize for library hunting. When
and where did the art OF steel engraving
originate? Obviously IL is an important
art, without which it would be impossible
to produce 10000 wholly uniform engravings.
OF paper money IL is necessary 10 print
millions Of pieces. each kind TO be abso-
lutely uniform, and of postage stamps.
those art works in miniature, the call is
for many thousands Of millions. Most OF
the postage stamps bearing the portrait or
Queen Victoria were derived from one plate
made i'm 1910. All the world knows that
Jacob Perkins, he of Newburyport. Boston.
Philadelphia, and England. invented this
particular process. and official records show
that his invention was substantially COM
plete i'm 1909. 1t is known. also, that in
1909 he had been at work upon his process
for many years. He appears 10 have taken
out a patent bearing upon this invention
before 1900 His object was TO print bank
notes not easily forged. and incidently he
seems to have become the father of steel
engraving. not the least OF nineteenth CEN
fury achievements. AS early as 1909 he
undertook TO introduce his art In England,
whence IL spread all over the continent.
But most of the records bearing upon the
origin of steel engraving have disappeared.
and an example OF the art produced before
1880 might be worth its weight in diamonds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-01
At | o'clock a luncheon will be served, given

AT o'clock luncheon will be served. given
by the members.
Miss Anna Blount went to Upton Sat-
urday TO visit her parents.
The Shakespeare Coterie will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs Ray Williams.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hall. of Springfield, Ill, is Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. Robert Hall.
The Euchre Club will meet next Satur-
day evening with Mrs. G. j. Landon
The Sigma Chi fraternity will give a
dance at Brenneke's Monday evening.
Mrs George Justice. OF Greenfield. visited
Mrs. VIII Dobyns a few days last week.
Mr.. Shirley Walton, of Atlanta. visited
lrvlngton friends a few days last week
Mr.. Chester Darnell. of Atlanta, visited
fraternity brothers few days last week.
Mrs. Sue Davis moved last week to Chi
cago to live with her son, Mr.. Clarence
Davis.
Miss Luna Forsythe. of Nineveh, will ar
rive Thursday TO visit Miss Retta Barnniii
a few days
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Creighton. She VIII
remain several weeks.
Miss Mae Brevort, of Columbus. will
arrive Thursday to visit Miss Charlotte
Powell for few days.
Miss Helen Downing, of Greenfield. will
come Thursday to visit Miss Charlotte
Powell for several days.
The Irvington Athenaeum will meet to-
morrow evening. The speaker for the even
ing will be +. Hopkinson Smith.
Miss Florence Moore and Miss Fannie
Minor are visiting their brothers, Mr.. Will
Moore and Mr.. Joe Minor, at Purdue.
Miss Kate Lucas, of Frankfort. will ar
rive the latter part OF this week to be the
guest of Miss Retta Barnhill for week.
The Tuesday Club met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. DR.. Creighton on Julian avenue.
Mrs. A. w. Towles read a paper on La
zarre."
The Irvington Woman's Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles b. Clark.
A paper was read by Mrs. Clark, followed
by short readings by Mrs. Myron Williams
and Mrs. r. L. Moore.
The Fortnightly Club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William r. Abb
bett, on Ritter avenue. Mrs. Edgar Kline
read a paper on Uses of a Biography, ="
and Mrs. j. E. McGaughey read a paper
on 1.-The interpretations of Music" Mrs.
j. i. EindleY recited.
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BrightwOOd.

Mrs. B. c. Brown has returned from
visit to relatives in Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. James Steen and daughter Grace are
visiting friends in BellefOntaine.
Miss Eva Shoobridge is the guest of her
sister, Mrs Carl Giles in Upland.
Mr.. Earl Oldrdge is spending several
days with friends in Greencastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccullough and
son Francis are visiting relatives In Terre
Haute
The Rev. Victor j. Brucker, pastor
of st. Frances De Sales Church, read the
annual report of the congregation last Sun
day. The report showed the church TO be
under a debt of 81, $50. Five hundred dollars
was paid off last year. Father Brucker is
the first regular pastor of the church.
A number of young women met at the
home of Miss Lulu Site, 2447 Station street.
Friday evening, and organized club to be
known as the Lobraico Club. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Eva Newhart; vice president, Fannie
Wright; secretary and treasurer. Alice
Miles.
Nicola Lodge, No. &c., Daughters of Re-
bekah, installed the following officers Sat
urday evening" Past noble grand, Nellie
grand, G. Z. Nicholas; secretary, Anna
Brown; treasurer. Nellie Newmeyer; chap
lain, Clara Baker; inside guard, Mrs Chloe
Williams.
The graduating exercises of the Lowell
School, No. ST. were held in the assembly
Hall Friday afternoon. The members of
the class are: Lawrence Mulholland, Elma
Mcconnell. Eta Bradshaw, Grover Slider.
Mae Meadows, Clarence Warnock, Frances
Pennington, Wilbur Gregory, Ethel Weist,
Hazel Bloom, Nellie Devers, Helen Bennett
and Charlotte Miller.
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Boston Herald.

Boston Herald
Said a pert young woman to the late
archbishop of Canterbury: 81 do believe
there is such thing as fate. Now. / have
an aunt who / know was born under a
lucky star. Only last week she was going
to take a steamer. but just missed IL by
five minutes. She took the next boat. and
when she arrived at the end OF her journey
she learned that the ship she had missed
had been wrecked. Now, don't you think
that was good fortune pure and simple!
az don't know" answered the archbishop.
ct never met your aunt"
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Flackvflle.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lowery are visiting
in Indianapolis
Mrs Olive Ross will visit relatives in
Haughville to-day
Miss Smith, of Fortville, is the guest OF
Mrs. II. w. Miller.
Miss Florence Meyers visited Miss Ira
harrington yesterday.
Mrs. Low Craig, of Olinville. visited
friends here "Wednesday.
Mrs Sadie Meyers was the guest Of Mrs.
Martha Todd Thursday.
Mrs. III. w. Miller entertained friends
from Indianapolis Thursday.
DR.. Mcdonald, of New Augusta, was the
guest of friends here Friday.
Mrs. George Fox was entertained by
Mrs. J. H Minkner Thursday.
Mrs. Larfnie Register visited her mother,
Mrs. Isaac Meyers, last week.
Mrs. Lawrence Meyer. of Olinville, called
on Mrs. Ed 7. Heller, Tuesday.
Miss NJ. Vinta Meyer will entertain
friends from Linton, Ind, to-day.
Miss M. vinta Meyer was the guest Of
friends in Indianapolis yesterday.
Mr.. F. Arnold visited his father, Mr.. John
Arnold, of Indianapolis, last week.
Miss Anna Jones, of Zionsville. will visit
her sister, Mrs. Fred Brasy, this week
Mr. Alva Johnson was the guest of his
son, Mr.. Charles Johnson, of Olinville. last
week.
Miss Minnie McCallister, of North Indian
| apolis was the guest of Mrs. James Wine
cup Thursday.
Miss Anna Burk, of Indianapolis, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Burk Sunday.
Mr. Harry Brown and Miss Louise Taley
were married Friday evening at the home
| OF the brides parents.
| Mr. Burras Helfer, of Indianapolis, will
be the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ed L. Heller, to-day.
The Rev. Charles Stockbarger. pastor of
| st. Paurs NJ. +. Church, North Indianapo-
| lis, will preach tonight at the Methodist
Church.
| Mrs. L. III. Todd entertained at dinner
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Todd, of
louisville; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer, of
Bethel; Mrs. McKeehan, of Indianapolis,
and Mr.. Joe McKeehan, of Williamsburg,
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s. H. S. NOTES.

Paul Gregory left Friday to attend the
Howe School
Edna Wright. who has been i'll for several
weeks, is again in school.
charge of Miss Laura Donnan during the
next half year.
There were no civil government trials this
year on account of having held police court
a short time before the end of the term
Prof Charles Swain Thomas, instructor
in senior English in the school, who has