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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-23

be the guest OF Mrs. NJ. B. Thrasher..;.
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Stein
hauser.. Rev. Father Kaelin returned
Tuesday from a visit OF several days at
Nincennes. Miss Alice Culbertson will re-
turn TO Benson. Neb.. to-day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake klass, left Thursday for New
York. where they will spend three weeks.
Mr.. j. A. COnrey has returned from
Walloon Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. .. Sui
livan. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. h. Adams and Miss
Adams. Messrs. Anderville Shaw, George
Campbell and Will Elliott are attending
the races al Edinburg.. Mrs III. G. Ray Is
entertaining Mrs. Lou Matlock of Indian
apolis. Major Glenn and wife, of Green's
burg. are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Claud
Conquest. Mrs. Charles Il. Muchmore Is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. r. Lester
Thayer. i'm Chicago. Mrs. William Paisley,
of Boston. is the guest of the Misses Con-
rey. Of Washington street Mrs. Robert
Gordon and daughter. of Union City. are
visiting Mrs. II. w. Weils....Prof. w. y.
Meyshorn. of Marion. is the guest of Mrs.
Emma Bryan i'm West Broadway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jones. OF Indianapolis. were
this week. Capt. and Mrs Ed. +. Nc
Crea of New Richmond. who were guests
of Or. and Mrs 5. r. McCrea. have re-
turned TO their home. Miss Addie Doble
and Mr.. Frank Doble guests of friends
i'm Franklin. Miss Prudence Wnterrowd
and Mr.. Will Winterrowd are visiting
friends at Hope. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
ID. White entertained a large company
Thursday evening in honor of their guests,
Mrs. Myrtle Marian and Miss Florence
Jacobs, of Louisville.
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OlinyiIIc.

Mr.. Everett Meyers was the guest of
friends in Brightwood Sunday. MIR. and
Mrs Thomas Crayon, of Danville, ILL.,, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Crayon, have returned home. .-..- Miss
Bertha Smith, of Broad Ripple, has been the
guest of Miss Wedie FellenZer this week.
-. Mrs Albert Lentz visited in Haugh-
vile the first of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Minger. T. Allen, of Plainfield.
is the guest of Henry Allen and family for
a few days.. Miss Nj. Vinta Meyer gave
musical Friday afternoon, assisted by
Messrs Nicilino Montani, Pasquale Mon
tani and Mr.. Will Meyer, of Elwood.
Miss Melia Lentz visited Miss Elizabeth
Seymour in Mount Jackson Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Spencer, of Kokomo, Is visiting
with Mr. John Spencer and famlly.....
Miss Maud Grooves has been the guest OF
Mrs. Brown this week.. Miss Jennie
Tolen, of Zionsville, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Hand for a few days. Miss Grace Ross.
of Haughville, has been visiting Miss Maud
Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Vestal Davis, OF
Mtchelvlle, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wright and family the first of the week.
John McCarty. of Anderson, is visit
ing Mrs. Julia FELTON, for few days.. -.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers visited her mother,
Mrs. b. Brown, in West Indianapolis this
week Mrs. Louise Craig has returned
from visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis Nelson,
in Clermont. Mr.. Henry Lentz went to
Clayton for few days.
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Miss Edith Baker has returned from
Terre Haute. Mr.. Ben Smith has returned
from weeks visit with relatives I'm Grand
Chain, Ill: Mrs. T. Nj. Carmichael and
daughter Norine, of Bloomington. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Carmichael
Miss Ethel Kerr is visiting relatives in
Wabash. Mr. and Mrs j. II. Rouse have
gone To California Claude and Albert
Stierwalt. of near Paragon. visited j. NJ
Stierwalt and family the first of the week.
49,. Mr.. Chase Hlligoss has returned from
Dayton. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Taylor. of
Jeffersonvlle, visited relatives here the first
of the week. Mrs. Dave Rowe and daugh-
ter Teresa have gone to Springfield, o. to
visit rela atives. Mr.. Joe Deer was in Mich
igan the first of the week. Sam and Alvin
Bernstein who have been the guests of S.
Trotcky and family, have returned TO Chi
cago... Mr.. and Mrs. A H. Keuneke of
Terre Haute, are the guests of j. A. Baker
and family. Mrs. John Gray and son and
Miss Laura Tucker. OF Greencastle. were
the guests of b. +. Wysong and family the
past week. Mr.. Charles Morrison re-
turned from Columbus yesterday. Mrs.
Fox, Of Peru. Ky, will come this week 10
visit her daughter Mrs. Homer Shake.
Miss Ola Grant is visiting relatives in JEFF
fersonville. =. Mrs. John Kinney and son
have returned from Bedford Mrs. James
Rush intends to visit in Newmarket the
coming month. The families of j. G. Nc
Cain and T. B. Wright have returned from
a ten days outing at the Bungaloo. near
MartinSville. :. Mr.. Robert Foster, who has
been visiting Mrs. Susan Benson, returned
Mabel Benson has returned from Nalpa-
raiso.. Mr.. Albert Bowers has returned
from Newmarket. Mrs. Abigail McGaugh-
ey is visiting friends in Cincinnati. Miss
Mary Johnston has returned from Sher-
idan. Mr.. J. A. Clayton and j. J.. Upton
will go delegates to the Letter Carriers
Association at Syracuse, n. Y, this week.
miss Gladys Jones has gone to visit Mr..
A. l.. Glover and family at Clayton. Mrs.
Willard Beattie is visiting friends at Peru.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luther, of Shelby
vile. will visit Mr.. J. l.. Clayton and family
this week. Miss Elsie Garrison, OF Amo. is
the guest of Miss Hazel Garrison. Miss
Louise Rice. of Portsmouth. o., is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Rice. Mrs. z. A. Allen
has returned from a visit at Dubois. Mr.
Carmen Shinn, of Chicago. il visiting his
mother Miss Sarah Shinn, and sister Lora
-. Mrs. Robert Lostutter and daughter
Margaret will return from Rising Sun to-
day. Miss Auda Wilson. of Rushville. Wis
ited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson.
-. Mr.. Sim Seaton and family, of Cleveland.
o. are the guests OF Mrs. Frank Garrison
and family. Miss Mary Welsh is the guest
of her sister at Fillmore. Miss lone Hall
returned from Niagara Falls Wednesday.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom, of Lafayette, were
the guests of F. A. Hall and family the
past week Mrs. J. II. Browning and son
John of Atwood. H., are the guests of l..
A. Hilligoss and family.
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Ostermeyer. members of the Soho Club of
this city. left Friday for short stay at
Lake Wawasce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Smith and Miss
Maudc Smith will leave tomorrow for
Montreal and Quebec. Mrs. Smith and
daughter will remain i'm the East until the
first of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips will leave
next Wednesday for New York, where they
will visit their son. James S. Phillips. of
the United States ship Kearsarge. They
will be absent two weeks.
Miss Lucia Ray will entertain few
friends informally tomorrow afternoon in
honor of Miss Agnes Ketcham, who is
spending the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Ketcham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross and family have
returned after spending two weeks at their
farm near Frankfort Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Clune and daughter. who were their
guests, have returned also.
Mrs. Reeves of Mount Vernon, Ind. is
spending several weeks with her sister.
Mrs. De Souchet- Mrs. Thomas, of Mount
Vernon. will arrive Thursday to be the
guest of Mrs. De Souchet.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall. who is president
of the international Council of Women,
which has been in session at Dresden.
sailed from Liverpool yesterday and will
come direct to indianapolis.
Mrs. J; G. Neuman, and daughter. Miss
Margaret Neuman, have returned from
Lake Maxinkuckec. Miss Mabel Griffith, OF
Cincinnati, will come down from Maxim
kuckee tomorrow to visit Miss Neuman
The Misses Zemnia Hummel. Emma
Stuart. Dora Klepfer. MAY Pottage, Helen
kimball and Caroline Scheiger have re-
turned from trip up the st. Lawrence ia
Montreal and visits in Buffalo and Toronto
On Saturday next. Aug. %. Mr.. and Mrs
George X. Trask will celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage. They will
receive their friends informally from to
and from s to 10 p. m. on that day. No in
vtatons will be issued
Mrs. John f. Spaunhurst and niece Miss
Mary Spaunhurst, left yesterday for Kinks
VILE Mo-. where Mrs Spaunhurst will
visit her mother for three weeks and Miss
Spaunhurst will continue her studies in the
Osteopathic College for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Ufderheide and
family will return from Europe early in
September. They will be met in New York
by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temperly and SON
who will leave to-day for an extended trip
to Eastern cities and the Atlantic coast
Last Monday evening. in Princeton, Ind
at the First Presbyterian Church, Miss
Lucy Maude Harrington, a prominen,
young society woman of that city. was
united in marriage to Mr.. Harley Milton
| Maddox, of Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs
Maddox will be at home after Sept. 10 al
No. 1929 Ashland avenue in this city.
RIDGEWAY-SNIOCK
Special to the Indiana polls Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind. Aug. 22.-Thomas
Ridgeway, prominent young business man
of this city. and Miss Gladys Smocl< were
married to-day. The Rev. John f. Frye, oi
the Presbyterian Church. oficiated. Miss
Smock is one of this city's beautiful ant
accomplished young women and is a daugh.
| ter of Joe X. Smocs, a leading business
| man. Mr.. Ridgeway is the son of Bruce
| Ridgeway, of Shelburn. The young couple
| left to-day for Chicago. They will reside
here.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-23
Club Progrd m m es
an d Miscellaneous
Social affairs II ~
THE JOYS OF sUNBURN.
4 Summer Luxury Highly valued By
Many Persons.

Baltimore American.
Among the horses of the sun is Erythreos.
He is the red producer" All OF them. ac-
cording TO the Greek and Latin myth,
breathe fire from their nostrils." but IL n
this one that must be credited with those
peachblcom tints common 20 late spring
and the summer. half hour out in the
open will convince one that the red pro-
ducer" is tainting the sunshine with his
fiery breath Hail Erythreos,
Sunburn TO the city youth. and age 40
well. is one of the luxuries of the summer.
1t is becoming TO some; some il makes
hdeous along with 1t may come freckles
discomfort and cold cream poulticing: but
none OF these possibilities rob the sunburn
OF its charm. IL serves an outward ana
visible Sign OF a good time somewhere.
Where did you get it?" addressed 70
the wearer of a newly borrowed visags
VIII. nine times out OF ten. bring out the
story of day. or days. spent away from
town. and there will be a touch of pride In
the tone of the narrator. He viii talk OF
tennis, golf. boating. bathing and the Ike
until you're sorry you got him going. There
are those who will bewail the fate that
Drowned them. Nine out OF ten are unwtt-
tingiy or maliciously prevaricating.
Sunburn. when all Is said pro and con.
is a distinctive joy of the summer. IL
seal and sign of avocations which may not
be pursued by most for eight months of the
year, and those avocations fll out the
census OF the chief recreative doings OF
both sexes aud all ages. Sunburn is elo-
quent of fresh air. for the sunshine Is the
bouquet TO the breeze. IL Is synonymous
with energy. and energy is the telltale OF
life. The dead bleach, the living breathe
and burn, dogma 10 the contrary notwith
standing
Sunburn burns. The first days outing
is apt to cook the back of the neck, the
cheeks. the nose, the hands and arms. and
the hot breath of Erythreos reaches every
exposed square inch. But there arc scores
OF cooling salves and lotions. with cold
cream and witch hazel high on the list.
to make sadness and signing endure but
for night. Everybody knows what day.
even in "A nice, sizzling sunshine, means in
this respect; but, safe TO say. there will he
no fewer outing seekers for this fact Sun
hurn and love have many things I'm COM
mon, but at any rate. both are a sweet
pain: both kl,ow no cure but time
And the season of this is here. Erythreos
is surely snorting. Those who have been
following the golf ball on recent days, who
have been at the tennis or have chased
the baseball about the lot know IL, per-
haps too well. Lay on. Erythreosl
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She1byviIle.

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Major have re-
turned from Mackinac. Mich, where they
have been spending the summer. Miss
Reba James. of Indianapolis is the guest
OF Miss Edna McDaniels. Miss Mable
Bishop. of Indianapolis. will come this
week to visit Miss Fern Means. MIR.
Herbert De Prey entertained the MEM
bers of THE Monday Club" to din
ner at 1.-The Cave Tuesday evening in hon
or of Miss Wallace. of Salem. Miss Good
rich. of Baltimore and Miss Burnham of
Chicago. . Mrs. Mary Hughes. of Dayton,
o.. who has been the guest OF Mrs. T.. X.
where she will visit Mrs. Sallie Pattison
the remainder of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. w. Cotton left Monday for Putin Bay.
where they will remain two weeks. Miss
Blanch Akers. of Newman, ILL.,. is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Akers. Of West Me-
chanic street. Mrs. G. A. Fallen has re-
turned from four weeks visit al Mt. Pleas
ant. Mich. Mrs. James @. Kennedy is
visiting relatives I'm Benton HaTbor, Mich.
80. Mrs. Mary Eschmeyer and Mrs Mary
Stroup, OF Chicago, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Eschmeyer Mrs. Il. T. Many,
who visited Mrs. Fred Kennedy. has re-
c. Sheldon and guests. Mrs. Reid and
Chautauqua, where they spent three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stephens and chill
dren have gone 10 Cleveland. o. 10 spend
a week....D DR. Frank McCarty, OF New
York, is the guest OF his father, Mr.. James
McCarty. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Guthiel are
guests of friends at Franklin. Mrs. George
Schoepfel. and daughter. Miss Susie. are
visiting friends in st. Louis. :. Miss Bel
Wingate went to Frankfort Wednesday &c
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CIcrmont.

The old settlers meeting. Thursday. was
largely attended. Mr.. Charles Hunter. of
indianapolis, spent Thursday here. .Ches-
ter G. Miller, of Plainfield. spent the latter
part OF the week here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Miller. Miss Mary
Henderson, of Greencastle. and Miss Nellie
stone, of Spencer, are the guests of Miss
Anna White for a few days. Miss IneZ
Blair of Bridgeport, visited here this week.
-. Mrs. Barbara Fellenzer, of F'lackville,
visited her daughter. Mrs. Adde Brown,
the latter part of the week. Mrs. Eliza
Ballard, OF indianapolis. spent the latter
part of the week with her sister, Mrs. Vana
Hightshue. Charles Mcguire, Of Indianap-
oils, visited here this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Moore, of North Indianapolis. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson, of Cleve-
land, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Johnson entertained
few friends, Sunday evening. Mrs.
Daisy Morgan spent the latter part of the
week with her sister, Mrs. Alice Morgan.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank Cones. of Indian
apolis, visited with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cones. Miss Grace
Dishon spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Thurston Dishon. Mrs. Delons Patty en-
tertained few friends Sunday with an
Miller. of Indianapolis. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ash Miller part of the week. Mrs. Cora
Ruse entertained her mother. Of Trader s
Point. the latter part of the week. Mr..
Bert McCrary went 70 Plainfeld, Thurs
day, for few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Blackwell, of Olinville, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, Sunday
John Herring, of Terre Haute. is visiting
relatives and friends here. Miss Grace
Moore, of Traders Point, visited Mrs. John
Moore this week. Mrs. Charles Bongoyne
entertained few friends. Thursday even
ing. Miss Ethel Tansel, of Mitcheville,
visited with Miss Veilueda Miller this week
MFR. Roy Corwine was the guest of
Brownsburg friends, Friday Mr.. John
Taylor, of Evansville. visited with James
Taylor and family, Tuesday Miss Eta
Brady, of Martinsville. visited with Miss
Laura Brady this week. Miss Mayme
Oldham will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Oldham next week
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Meyers. Thursday Miss NJ. Ninta Meyers
will visit Miss Emile Burns. of the city. this
week. Mr.. Judd McHarry. of Denville,
Ill, will visit relatives here Wednesday,.
Mr.. Harry Mckentis, of Oakland. was here
to visit friends this week. Mr.. Geo. l..
Todd and Samuel j. Miller listed friends in
Indianapolis Thursday evening. Mrs.
Ulysses Bever. of Fayetteville, was the
guest of relatives here Wednesday. Miss
Anna Beamsn. of Augusta, visited friends
here Monday-Miss Hortense Pugh. OF
Indianapolis. visited Miss Estella Bott
yesterday. Misses Clara and Irene Nolt-
ing, who have been visiting relatives in
Columbus, returned home yesterday. Miss
Dora Brown. OF Clayton. visited friends
here yesterday Miss Eva Smith will go to
Danville tomorrow where she will visit
friends for several days. Mrs. w. w. Nc
Kee is the guest oi Mrs. Oliver Churchill in
Ewood to-day... Mr.. Ed Hazlerigg. OF
Olinville. visited friends here Friday.
Mrs. Albert Hickman was the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Chas. John on. Wednesday.
Miss NJ. V Meyers visited friends in Indian
apolis yesterday.
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BrightwOOd.

Mr. III. Vessel Is the guest OF friends in
Madison. Mrs. b. Sage is visiting relatives
in Greencastle. Mrs. Decoma Is visiting
her parents in New Bethel Miss Della
Bently, who has been the guest of Miss
Hattie Bently. has returned to her home
in Waldron. Mr.. Lew Smith left Friday
for New York. Mrs $. Workeriser. of
Terre Haute. is visiting Mrs. G. Thompson
-. Miss Mary Riley will leave Wednesday
for Champaign, Ind. Mrs. A. Coons. of
Noblesville, is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
\. Partlow. Miss Olive Wyatt is visiting
relatives in Greencastle. Mrs j. Wortz
and daughter are visiting in Monette, Mo.
-. Mr.. Van, of Elmwood. was the guest of
Miss Mary Riley Thursday Miss Stella
Harris has returned from Wyoming. Miss
Bertha Rush has returned from a trip to
Atlantic City. Mr.. Will O'Hairia and Mr.
w. Rock will leave Monday for New York
-. Mrs. NJ. Anderson is visiting in Wy
oming. The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give tea Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. Meadows. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto. of Mattoon. ILL.,, are the guests of
Mrs. A. Rust. The Rev f. w. Murry. OF
Marshall. Ind. is the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Rehling and daughter
Ester are visiting IN Cincinnati. Miss
visit in Shelbyville. Ind. Mr.. +. Shoo-
bridge is the guest OF his sister Mrs. F.
McKenny. in Redkey. Ind. Mrs. +. b.
Hanna and children are visiting in Fort
Vile. Mrs. III. a. Winn and children have
returned from visit in Newman. III Mr..
Lee Bush Is visiting friends i'm Dayton. o..
MIS- II. NhsoH' Nlo Hds Deth tue eueSt OF
Mrs r. J. Shoobridge. has returned TO her
home in Redkey. ... Miss Edith Lingle is the
guest of friends I'm Martinsville Ind Mrs.
N Shoemaker. OF Eden. Ind. is the guest OF
Mrs. Il. \. Brown. Mrs. r. p Long and
wife. of Newman. ILL.,, spent the first of the
week with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Winn.
Miss Ester Shultz. of Marion. Ind. is the
guest OF Miss Stella Harris Miss Mollie
Mansfield has returned from visit i'm Gin
cinnati. :. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mulholand and
Mr. and Mrs. j. Mulholaud are visiting in
Blrdstown. MIR. j. Riley is spending to-
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
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Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Brcunig and Mr..
and Ms. Wright after the ceremony were
Miss Cora Monroe, Miss Mabel Bartol, OF
Terre Haute. and Miss Gladys Morey. of
kankakee. III. Out-of-town guests inciud-
ed Mrs. T.. G. Miller. OF Iowa. and Mrs.
Jane Morey, OF Eiwood. III. Dir. and Mrs.
BreuniS left yesterday afternoon for Max
inkuckee and will be at home after the
18th OF November al 6i6 East Twenty-sec-
ond street.
\ pretty wedding took place Wednesday
night at the German Lutheran Church, the
bride being Miss Gertrude Lydia Piel,
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Piel. and the BRIDE
groom Mr.. Alva T. WysOag. The ceremony
was read by the Rev. Peter Seuel. the pas
tor of the church. and the music played by
Prof. William SiessensOp. The church was
prettily decorated in green ana white for
the ceremony. The guests We're seated by
the ushers Mr. Carl PieI Aicssrs Alfred and
Elmer Piel and Mr.. Edward Pringnetz. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss Lii
liam Piel. maid cf honor. and Miss Lille
Wehking and Miss Luttic Ostermeyer as
bridesmaids. Mr.. William Dammeyer sang
% Promise Me as the words of the cere-
mony were read The bride. who entered
with her father. wore a gown Of point d'es-
prit, with trimmings OF beads and orange
blossoms. A veil worn and the flowers
carried were white roses. The maid of honor
was in pale green silk null. Her flowers
were cluster of pink and white carnations.
The bridesmaids We're gOwned alike In pale
green null. and their flowers were pink car
nations. Following the church ceremony
there was a reception at the Piel home on
East Washington street. which was dec
GRATED with palms and pink and white flow
ers. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Wysong and
their wedding party in receiving and enter
tanning the guests were Mr.. Piel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wysong. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kehling and Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Wysong.
fKraf-. Mr. md Mrs I0n "
and the Misses Tucker. of Grecncastle, and
Professor Seuel of st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wysong left last night for visit in Detroit,
and will be at home after the lst of October
at 9lS East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-23
Hired Bathing suits.

Newark News.
The man in the bathing suit wandered un-
easily up and down the board walk for half
an hour, To the astonishment of the prome-
naders.
At last ne stopped small boy.
"Can you read. young man?" he asked.
Sure replied the boy.
'Then look at my back" said the man.
land tell me what you see there"
lie turned half around and the boy spelled
out:
-I-T-H-S-B-A-T-H-S.'
Thank YOU" said the man, in a tone OF
great relief. ITO save my life couldn't re-
member where i rented this suit"
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-08-23

Misses Channa and Mioka Conrad will
spend Sunday with their parents at Ladoga.
. Miss Rudy Smith, of Westfield. who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Halcie
Dieyer, has returned home. Miss Agnes
De Groot is visiting I'm Shebyville. =. Miss
Mary Smith, of Grand Rapids, is the guest
of her brother, Mr.. A. j. Smith. The
Ladies' Aid Society of the Home Presby-
terian Church held meeting at the church
last Thursday afternoon. The regular
weekly meetings will begin Sept. 1....There
will be street fair for the benefit of the
Fresh Air Mission on Thirty-frst street
given next Tuesday evening. THE Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Home Pres
byterian Church will give a box social next
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Smith