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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-24
Four Murder Gases In Marion.
In One of Them Young White
Woman is One of the De-
fendants-Two Hangings.
Special to The State.

Marion jury has brought In YER
dict against an accused man which
carries with it the death penalty.
In the case of Hamp James,
charged with murder in that he
shot and killed his father in law,
Sandy Bethea, about three weeks
ago, verdict of guilty was rem
dered. The evidence IN the case
was concluded Saturday and yes
terday was consumed in argus
ments by the counsel for both
sides, the judges charge not be-
ing complete until about 6 O clock,
when the jury retired. After
mature deliberation, with the
knowledge of the fact that mans
life hung upon their verdict, upon
oath to find q verdict in accordance
with the law and evidence in the
case before them, they concluded
that Hamp James life must be
the forfeit for his crime.
Judge Gary has not yet passed
the death sentence upon James,
and his attorneys gave notice of
an appeal.
This is the second verdict with
in a week that carries the death
sentence. Last week the jury in
the case of Dock Wilson, charged
with rape, found the prisoner
guilty. Notice of motion for
appeal was at once given by Will
sons attorneys and sentence was
reserved.
The case of Mary Taylor,
charged with murder in that she
shot and killed That Collins, at
Nichols, about year ago, has
been continued. The case has
been tried once and resulted in
mistrial. The woman is out on
bond.
This morning the case of the
State against A. A. Cochman alias
A. A. Ball and Minnie johnson
alias Minnie Hall, was taken up.
These defendants are charged with
murder--with having killed man
named johnson, alleged to have
been the woman's husband. The
killing occurred on June 9th
and the prisoners have been IN
Jail since few days after the
tragedy. A motion for continuance
was made by the defense, but was
overruled. No trouble was ex-
perieneed in getting a jury of
which Former County Auditor
Maxcy Dickson is foreman.
The defendants IN the case are
young and intelligent. Minnie
Hall, as she stood in the prisoners
dock this morning, appeared to
be 23 or "a years old. She was
neatly attired in a gray walking
skirt, pink shirt waist and black
hat, with a ribbon around her
neck. Her expression was stern,
but not hard, and when she smil-
ed her countenance lit up. She
answered questions in firm voice
and without trace of emotion,
and from her general appearance
casual observer would not have
supposed she was charged with
being murderess and that her
very life at this time was hanging
in the legal balances. Alexander
A. Goldman looked to be a little
older than his co-defendant, her
superior in intellect and culture
and was very neatly dressed.
CIV ATHU TuE RInNEvS
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The. Green Case Continued.
illness of Defendants Wife and
OF Another Witness Secured
the Usual Delay.
Special 10 The State.

Aiken, Oct. 21.-The foil term
OF court is moving forward as
rapidly as possible. Judge Purdy
is showing himself to be an ener-
getic presiding officer. Solicitor
james E. Davis ls representing
the State in his usual manner.
AT the close of the Tuesday
morning session Lee Green, in.
dlcted. for the murder of Abram
Sursoky, was arraigned and plead
not guilty. Counsel for the de.
tense made motion for a contin {.
uance because of the illness of
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Eubanks.
their witnesses. Solicitor Davis
argued against continuance,
stating that the State was willing
to allow Mrs. Green to put in
evidence any statement she wished
to make. The solicitor is assisted
oy Messrs. Croft and Salley, and
!! Davie and Gunter in the prosecu-
tion and the prisoner ls represent
Ell by Messrs. Henderson and
Gyles. Affidavits were offered
showing the physicians attending
the two ladies did not think their
patients were in a condition that
would enable them to be present
at any time during this term of
court. Judge Purdy took charge
OF the papers during the dinner
hour and at the opening of the
afternoon session notified the par
ties interested that he had filed an
order continuing the case until
the next term of court.
If the acquittal of Tillman for
the murder of Gonzales shall re-.
suit in a reformation of corrupt
court practices and evil Jury
methods, the whole evil tragedy
will have resulted in great good
for the state. But will there be
such a reforms Will the people
ever insist that lawyers strive on
ly for justice and equity rather
than triumph and fees, and will
jurors ever realize that their high
est aim should be true interpreta :
tlon of the law, regardless of fear,
favor, mercy or the hope of re
ward? Most lawyers solve the
question as to whether they are
justified in advocating bad case
in accordance with the size of the
fee, and jurors are too frequently
influenced by considerations other
than their oaths. Yet trial by
jury is and must continue to be
the very tap root of civil liberty.
-Yorkvllle Enquirer.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE T. PART p
wedding Ideas, and the score cards had
Cupid designs
Mrs. Clara Waters McDermont will issue
invitations the first OF the week for the
marriage of her daughter, Georgia Clare,
and Mr. Schuyler Beauclerc Eddy, of St.
Louis, Tuesday evening, Oct. q, at $50. at
the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond p.
Van Camp, on North Pennsylvania street
Miss Anna Louise Beck, who has spent
several months with Miss Elizabeth Rte
man I'm Baltimore. will go to New York to-
morrow to visit relatives and later will
Schenectady. returning home. the latter
part OF the month. Mrs. Dallam will
rive early in November to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker.
The bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss
Mary Reaume and Lieutenant Hugh Drum,
which occurs Wednesday morning, will be
Miss Helen William and Miss Hermione
Willien, of Terre Haute, Miss Ethel For
aker and Miss Marguerite Rockwell Gin
cinnati, and Miss Beatrice Byers and Miss
Elfriede Scholl. Lieutenant Drum will give
his bachelor dinner Monday evening at the
Claypool-
The Day Nursery Association will give
fair Oct. p, q and "a, In Tomlinson Hall.
The fair will be opened with an afternoon
card party, the first night there will be
vaudeville performance, the second night a
musical entertainment and the last night a
dance number OF the members OF the or
ganizatfon and their friends VIII assist lin
giving the affair and II will be one OF the
social events Of the month.
Among the companies which will be
given for Miss Emma Louise Fiske, whose
marriage occurs Oct. 81, IS card party
Wednesday, at which Mrs. Ransom Griffin
will be the hostess; bounce euchre Thurs
day, given by Mrs. Raymond Foster; a
hearts party and kitchen shower Friday by
Mrs. George Lazarus; a matinee party Sat
urday, for which Miss Lillian Griffin will
be the hostess; and a dinner given Monday
evening by Miss Fiske for the members OF
her bridal party.
The annual charity ball Of the German
Ladies' Aid Society will be given at the
German House Wednesday evening, Nov.
II. The committees arrangement are as
follows: Hall, Mrs. Herman Lieber, Mrs
John Buehler. Mrs. Leo Lando, Mrs. Robert
Kipp; press Mrs. f. Westing. Mrs Spring
horn, Mrs Sieboldt; tickets, Mrs. Frederick
Rush, Mrs Aneshaense and Mira. Fanny
Tilly; music, Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr,
Mrs W. Rhodehamel, Mrs. julius Wocher;
checkroom, Mrs. A. Schellschmidt, Mrs.
Nilius, Mrs. Buschman, Mrs. Sprengfeil;
decorations, Mrs. John Bertermann, Mrs.
F. A. Wiegand Mrs Louis Holweg, Mrs.
c. Weiss; punch, Mrs. Philip Rappaport,
Mrs Julius Keller, Mrs. Otto Stechhan.
Mr. Richard Lieber, Mr. Gustav Oberlaen-
der; floor, Mr. Albert Cooper. Mr.. Theo-
dore Weiss, Mr.. Carl Walk, Mr.. Robert
Lieber, Mr.. Henry SEVERN, Mr.. Berthod
Keller. Mr.. Gustav kevers and Mr.. Fred
erick JungclauS.
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West Indianapolis.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Craig are in Castle
ton. Mr.. Lemuel James, of Marysyiile,
o.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. l..
James......The Rev. Joseph Weber spent
the first of the week in Chicago. Mr.
Harry Henderson, of Terre Haute, was the
Mrs, A. r Glover. of Clayton, is the
guest of Mrs. Jewett Jones. .....Mr. Oscar
Craven. of Bloomington was the guest of
j. w. Riley and family the last of the
week. 49,. Mrs. Lou Scott and children have
returned fiom a weeks visit with reIa-
tives in Michigan City......Mr. and Mrs
James Fetrow, of Daleville, were the
the first of the week. Mr.. Dave Hines
and wife, of Martinsville. were the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Alexander the last of the
week. -. Miss Grace Negley. of Castleton
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Craig
the first of the week. Miss Mary Click
returned Wednesday from Columbus.
Rev. and Mrs. George s. Henniger returned
yesterday, after a weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Louisville and Jefferson
Vile The Morris-street Christian Church
will observe It's third anniversary to-day
Special music will be given. -. Mr.. Hubert
Jones and Harry Marley have returned
from a weeks visit at Cataract. Mrs
guest of Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tucker, of Kentucky are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. wysong
49,. Miss Bess Overstreet spent the past
week with relatives in Franklin. Mrs.
4. j. Hood has returned To her home IN
Dublin after visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. ID. Crull.. Miss Mabel Bruce enter
tanned about twenty of her young friends
at her home on Kentucky avenue last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Elrod
has returned to her home in Fond du Lac,
Wis, after a visit with friends here.4....
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CIerniOnI.

Miss Della Adams, of Pendleton. is visiting
Miss Anna Adams. Mrs. Sarah StiltZ. CT
indianapolis. is the guest of Miss Mary
Stiltz.. Miss Anna Beeler. Of Irvington. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Mary Beeler.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Nelson and family will go TO
OF Cleveland. will visit Miss Nora Hauk this
week. Misses Ethel and Bertha Tansel
were guests of Miss Katherine Todd, in
Flackville, Monday Miss Mary Anderson,
of Linton, visited Miss Mayme Shaw the
latter part of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Heller and family, of Flackville, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickerson
Monday. Miss Nora Briggs, OF Kentucky,
visited Miss Anna Briggs the first of the
week. Miss Cora Shanks, OF Greencastle,
visited Miss Louise Shank for a few days
last week. Mrs. Clara T.. Moore was the
guest of her parents in Flackville Sunday
Miss Belle Hentrisson is the guest of
Miss Anna Cross, in Landersdale.. Miss
Helpinstfne spent Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Horatio Brown entertained few
friends Thursday evening. Miss Hazel An
drews, of Millersville. is the guest of Maud
Andrews for a fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henry, of Illinois, are the guests OF
James Henry and family. Miss Jennie
Andrew Jones last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tansel entertained q number of
friends Friday. Miss Myra McClelland has
returned from Irvington. where she has
been the guest of friends the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Linn. of Green
field. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Linn the first part Of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. It. Eek, in Haughville, the latter part
of the week. Miss Anna WhtesOn of No
blesville, visited James Whiteson and family
this week.
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tanned the Book Club Tuesday evening and
Mrs. Thomas Williams the Research Club.
-. r. l.. Bryan and Miss Eva Phillips were
united In marriage Tuesday evening. "A
chapter of the Tri Kappa Sorority has been
organized here by number of society
young ladies. The members entertained at
the home of Miss Fay Marshall Tuesday
evening. Mrs. j. b. Healing, of Indian
apolis, has been spending the week with
her mother. Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. McCas-
lin have gone East 10 spend few weeks.
Announcement has been made of the ap-
preaching marriage OF Amadore Wyrick
and Miss Mabel Tilson, well-known society
young people of the city. The wedding will
be Nov. H.. Miss Ethel Mccullough has
gone to Albany, y. Y, TO enter school,
The Wy-Hub Club was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Fisher Monday evening
Miss Julia Sturgeon Is the guest of her sis
ter in Kokomo. =. Wolfe Forsythe. formerly
of this city. and Miss Ethel Christian, of
Button. will be married Oct. FL. Mrs. j.
G.. Hendricks has gone to OZcacka, Kan,
TO visit. Mrs. ]. L. Beever is with Rens-
selaer friends for a few days. The mar
riage Of Lloyd Tucker and Miss Viola Hen
derson will take place next Friday even
ing. Councilman Riggs and wife have
gone to Hamilton. o., 10 visit Mrs. Fred
Swift has returned TO Greensburg after a
visit with her parents here. Miss Ida
Shetterly has returned from visit at Wa
bash.
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Haughvfl1e.

Mrs. Safronnia Pierson, who has been Wis.,
iting Mrs. Charles Rozells, has returned to
her home in Chicago. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the King-avenue NJ. +. Church
will meet with Mrs. Dambraski on King
avenue Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Malone and daughter Irene, who were
guests of Mrs. p. Stoner the past few
weeks, have returned to their home in Terre
Haute-. Miss Maud Lemon, who was Wis
iting friends in Columbus, has returned
home. :. Mr.. Daniel Dugan has gone to An
derson to be gone several weeks. Mrs.
John Wallace has returned home after WIS.,
il with relatives at Shoals. Mr.. AL Boyd.
who has been visiting relatives in Ken
lucky, has returned home Misses Mayme
Gallagher. of Terre Haute, and Sadie Shev
Ian, of Escanaba, Mich, are visiting friends
here. Miss Edith Biglow spent a few days
in Muncie the past week. Mr.. Charles
Lloyd has returned home after spending
several months in Detroit, Mich. Misses
Bertha and Dora Pennington, of Elwood,
spent last week with their uncle, r. 7. Pen
nington, and family. Mrs. Connor enter
tanned n number OF friends at dinner
Wednesday in honor of Miss Bertha and
Dora Pennington, of Elwood. -. Mr.. John
Mcdonald, of this place, and Miss Lena
Beirbussy, of the city, were married
Wednesday morning at o'clock by Rev.
Father Wade, at the Holy Cross Church.
A reception was held in the evening at the
home of Mrs. John Garrison. of Garfield
place, a sister of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald will be at home to their friends
on Sheffield avenue after oct. 10, Mr.. Paul
Leiske, of New York. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers, on Concord street.
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Mrs. I. II. Kimmer. OF Bentonvills, Is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. John Baker.
;....Mrs. G. w. Arnold and Miss Helen
Izer, OF Supher Grove, o., are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Izer Mrs Evert
Hurdson, of Terre Haute. was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lyons the first of the
week. .....Dr. ID. +. Ruebush. of SharpeS-
vile, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. q. Cook.
.:.--.M Mrs w. I. Shuck, of Fillmore. Ind. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w r Strain...
Miss Margaret Withers, of Knightsville Is
the guest OF ner brother. Mr.. o. =. Withers.
......Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beardsly will
go to Columbus to spend the week..
Mrs. Clarence Robertson and daughter
Elizabeth have returned from a visit with
relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Edith
Wheeler left Friday for Westport To visit
friends for a week .... Mr.. Orville James,
of Connersville. returned home. after n
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il
James. 49,. Mrs. Charles Mainland enter
tanned Mrs. j. NJ Stierwalt. Mrs. O. z.
Williamson. Mrs. Charles DarneIl and Mrs.
o. +. Steirwalt at dinner last Friday.
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A variation of the usual bead bag Ii one
composed of design in jewels set in a
background of iridescent beads and mount
ed in dull silver. The price is s..
With gift-giving time coming on apace,
bits of fancy work take on fresh interest
One OF the handsomest pieces of Batten-
burg shown in the city is very large
centerpiece with deep border and center
OF exceptionally beautiful work. The price
Is So.
One OF the handsomest OF the new library
lamps shows a massive bowl OF brass abso-
lutely plain. The big spreading shade, how
ever Is hammered and perforated into a
over its lining of green silk and it's fringe
OF scintillating green beads.
The new three-quarter rain coat is shown
in a loose model of heavy cravenette, col
larless and finished by many big brass but
tons OF all coats ii does seem that a rain
coat at least should be long. but the three
quarter length seems to be the accepted
order OF things In coats this season.
The bachelor maid should feel a drawing
toward the quaint little pocketbook OF dull
green leather which has across its front a
row Of little silver kittens with emerald
eyes. The pocketbook Is mounted in dull
greenish metal and swung on "A quaint chain
of the same material, and its price is 50.
The popular bead chains, belts and fobs
are also for sale, and the women who like
the trinlsets but do not care to bother with
the making can find things to suit almost
any taste. One especially handsome rope,
intended for a belt, is or dull green. black
and yellow beads. in particularly effective
design, and its price Is So
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BUTLER COLLEGE NOTES.

Miss Eunice DarneIl is spending a few
days at her home in Lebanon.
Miss Mary Longnecker has gone TO her
home in Pendleton over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Whitesides Is spending
Sunday at her home in Greenwood.
a spread was given Thursday ut noon by
the Y. W. c. A. la honor OF the new girls.
Mrs II. c. Bailey. Of Edinburg. visited
her daughters last week at the college resi-
dence.
The Pi Beta Phi girls entertained Few
friends Monday evening at the home or
Miss Emily Helming.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma girls gave
chafing dish party Monday evening at tho
home of Miss Helen Davis.
The members OF the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity entertained their friends last nieht
with a dance at the home OF Mr.. Marx
Brown.
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Greenwood.

Mrs. Mary Napp after a visit with rela-
tives here has returned to her home In
Ohio. Mr. John Freeman, of Ewing, was
the guest of his daughter the first of the
week.. Mrs. Zelma Leach. of Brownstown,
was with relatives here last week. Mr.
Peter Vanrosdall. of Harrodsburg, Ky, is
with relatives here for the winter. Miss
Emma Whitenack. of Indianapolis, was the
first OF the week the guest of relatives
here. Mr.. Frank Hoyt has returned home
from Georgia. where he spent the summer.
Miss Nora Mcqueen was in indianapolis
last week. Miss Okal Browning, of IN
dianapOlis, was the guest of relatives here
the first of the week. Mrs. Grace Nielsen
and little daughter, of Greencastle, were
guests last week of her mother, Mrs.
Grafton Johnson. Mrs. s. w. Van Nuys,
of Franklin, was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. DR.. j. NJ. Wishard. last week..
Mr.. Will Sims is with relatives in Bloom
ingdaIe. Mrs. Fred Whitenack and two
children have gone to Morristown 10 visit her
parents, the Rev. Mr.. Westhafer and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver and little daughter
visited Franklin relatives last week. Mrs
j. L. Grubbs is at Marion the guest OF Miss
Mae Beall... Mr. Harve Brown. of Duncan,
KY. with friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larkins leave this
week for Atlantic City for visit with rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Sharp and chill
dren were guests the first of the week of
relatives in Southport. Miss Mary Oldaker
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Fred
Mcclellan, in Franklin last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Smith, of Wabash, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris the first
OF the week Mr.. Fred Robson is IN
Canada. The Rev. F.. p. levitt, of In
diaDapons, was with friends here the first
of the week. Mrs. Isaac Hammers and
son and Mrs. Charles Wilson. after a visit
with Mr.. John Bishop and family, have re-
turned to their home in Bourbon, ILL.,. Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Stevenson and little Rose
anna, of Indianapolis were guests the first
of the week of relatives here. The young
people of the Presbyterian Church gave a
social I'm the church parlors Friday even
ing. Special music was furnished by Duff 8
Orchestra during the evening. Mrs. Alice
Smith and Mrs. Church, of Stones Cross
Ing were guests last week of Mrs. Thomp-
son Jennings. =. DR.. j. NJ Wishard, who fell
some weeks ago, is still confined to his
home from the injuries received.
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miss Goldie Fellenzer visited Mrs. Mol

Miss Goldie Fellenzer visited Mrs. Mol
lie Summons In Plainfield last week..
man Williams i'm Ben Davis for few days
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Andrews. of
Brownsburg. visited Mr.. and Mrs G; An,
Harding and son, Glen. visited in Moores-
vile Sunday Mrs. Rosa Peters, of Missis-
sippi is the guest of Mrs Frank
tertained few friends Thursday
Miss Grace Blessing. of Ben Davis.
visited Miss Viola Stout the latter part of
the week. Miss Belle Campbell, of Logans-
port. visited Miss Nj. Vinta Meyer Thurs
day and Friday. The Teachers Institute
met at the High School building yesterday
er was the guest of Mrs. John Pierce in
Indianapolis Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Meyers and family, of New Augusta,
We're guests of Mr.. Jacob Meyer and fam
lily Sunday :. Mrs. Barbara Fellenzer
tertained large number of friends Sun
day with an informal dinner. Miss Jes-
day and Sunday. Mrs. Luella Craig spent
the first of the week in Haughville visit
ing friends and relatives Miss Lottie
Clevnger, of Chicago, is the guest of Laura
to Charlottesville. Miss Emily Brooks. of
Elwood, visited Miss Clara Brooks last
been the guest of Mayme Nelp for a few
days, has returned to her home in Cincin-
natl. Miss Lottie Hough, of st. Louis, is
visiting here with friends ana relatives for
a month. Miss Mabel Nelson was in Irv-
ington the past week with Miss Carrie
Holt. .. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Losh, of West In
dianapois. visited Mrs. l.. Meyers and
family last week Miss Lottie Hough, of
Brooklyn. is the guest of Mrs. John Hough
for few weeks: Miss Hazel Tolin. of
Spencer. visited Miss Maud Tolin the first
of the week. Miss Mabel Handy, of Mum
Gle is the guest of Ida Handy. Mr.. and
Mrs. David McMann, of Indianapolis, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. William GLADDEN. the lat
ter part of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Harrington, of Cincinnati. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington. Mrs.
Mary Summons, of Shelbyville, is the guest
of Mary A. Summons for a few days..
Miss Clara Wheeling, of Muncie is visiting
Miss Mayme Wheeling for few days..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams visited Mrs.
Adams in Flackville Friday. Miss Hazel
Wells, of Ben Davis. was guest of friends
here Thursday. Miss Monia Beeling. of
Kansas. is the guest of Miss Bessie Beeling
for a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sey-
mour entertained few friends Thursday
evening. Miss Anna Carson, of Danville,
is visiting Miss Sarah Parsons this week.
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Franklin.

Mr.. Thomas Earlwyne and Miss Cora
Phillips surprised their friends last week
by the announcement that they were mar
ried at Shelbyville about ten DAYS ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. Crispy. OF Indianapolis
are guests at c. l.. Ditmars.. p Mel
ton, after an extended visit with friends
here has returned to his home in Washing
ton. Frank Hicks, OF Whiteland. and Miss
Opal Coleman were married Wednesday
evening at the home of her father F. NJ
Coleman. near Trafalgar. Miss Gertrude
Mcdonald IL home from a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Francis, at Montpelier Misses
Lulu Williams apd Edna Vannuys enter
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c. Meadows Friday afternoon Miss Birdie
Traub and Miss Emilia Vessel spent Sun
day in Southport. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Stafford. of Youngstown, o., are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Baker. Mr.. Delbert
Funkhauser has returned from Shelbyville,
Ind. Mr.. j. Burkline has returned from
trip to Chillicothe, o.. Miss Edna Relhing,
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. 7. Cassidy. in Cincinnati, has returned
home. Mr.. Charles Relhing and Mr. Ar
thur Krohn will leave Monday for New
York. and will also visit in Cleveland, o.