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Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
uoitinine / SaGrosie.

Wisconiin og IaboItaterne boIber
en- fulfilling | Ga Grosie. Zen aab.
nebes Den 22be September % bar
begunitiget al oct imi,ffeite 8eir. no.
itilIingsbpgninsen bar fuIb al beis.
gebe, og man anilog antallet al
Dem til 10000. Der ubitiqes iaa
mango Seite % 4reaturer, at nIc
Stable og gaaier er fiilbe. On Del
at 0prene maa itaa I SeilougsteIte.
9apfisring finoer Steb, oa en- al
benz iom beltog ben 22be, fit ilemme
Sframmer, forbi ban bar l,foriigtig.
Snsoag bar bet Winneiotas %
Sopas Dag. On 9aieball. Scamp
fanot Steo menem Ga grosie og Ga.
Iesbiae.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
ct i~elpitanoiot Jrlano.

s et al Sc itore" grmories" paa 2ate
Srort i Chicago boIbtes Ssnbae aften
ben 20be ct Sclfemsbe uroer 9eSelie
al SpenS irife Selifaber, Slanbt ri.
tertenS SoIere bar @eneroI 9eIion u.
@eiIes, HubbiSirid, CONNER Iarcits
8aoanagb % Son. Sobn j. 5innertp.
Iuleoniusen til Rsbet bar, at 100
Iar err benrunbne, iiber Hobertgm met
bleo beurettet, forSi ban / Screening
meo Tin gror Sbomas arbeibebe fot
Oct irife 6oIfs @nigbeo % Seirielic
ira Oct brittle Nag. &obert loo ii3
iorleSe til at sisre Sprsr % maatte
bsoe meo tit 2io. 5oriamIingen peo,
tos &eioIutiouer, bnori Oct fruitig
i~remboISes. at intet SrIanS pil til.
~ireSsitiue I9nS af irif BLOB uoen ost
SrIano. iom Rcbert @mmet bsoe tot
- Ct frit % i~eiuit9noigt SrIauS.
iom giOer iia ieIu 2ope, iom bar tit
eset Stag, iom er fin esen Spffes
Smeh, % iom life isIer zig brnSst
iii 2poisbeS MOB nosen Nast uSen.
for De @rpnier, iom Ssatireu ieIu bar
iot Tor Zen.
Set beoer / bisie Heiolutioner
"Sfisnt ri ertenoer. at Den Sano.
bin, iom npIis bIep Sop, er Ell p9ieni.
Iie Srbremmelie til DC irife arap. ian
iInar ri oS DOG life tiltoaIS oermeS
81 ~opiorSrer 2eSerne | zen irfe Sisa
Ill meo Strait o. geitemtheS at arbei.
Dc Tor, at Srlano faar en- ieIritGnoia
neutrality-suspicious.. @ amer Del
for pistiseye emo Sroninsen al SanS'
iasen."
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
SNomaneeI.

Der er | WorSpeiten Wonsel pnu
Sro til Moisngrene nrite aor. Get
foI6e OF ponoe Weir | be fi6fte Tiger
bar fcrorrpet Maiien ina meget, at
ben paa Here Steber bill bIibe utien.
Zig til SRb. Wu fan man piitnof
fna ben nsopenoige Sob isnoenfra;
men Grfarine bar bill, at Den flaar
fell unber fritiife Gmit9noisbeoer,
frobi ben life er affIimntiieret. :
WinneIoto bar llniperfitetets grperi-
nentitation ubienbt en- Bulletin.
bpori 6armerne tIboIoes at bore
foriistige meb ben Sob, be bplser.
Sssaar bar be bet life.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
flom / Disconiin.

ct Telegram fra gortase meooe.
Ter, at @isccniin Hiner gienncmhrso
99mninsen pua geitiiOen / 2sroogs,
og at en- Str9fning paa 6 Mil er
forpanolet til en- 80. Wanae Sar.
merbuie err omringeoe al 8anO. Sun.
oreoer af 9cres er operipsmmet. %
Boteter, Wais os Miaet soel99aes.
Sra Brairie on gbien berettes, at
glpene Rigiisfippi oa @isconiin ites
"a Sommer paa ct Gsen. aorsurs.
hou farer iIOe paa 1aotlissenbe Ste.
Der.
SGommen beo Ga grosie err frem.
oeles betpbelis; men bet p0rite er
M ober.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
SmaapIuf.

@rS. Rep. @rsnsbera fom iibite
Sirsbag Den LANCE @ei fra Gan
6ronciSco FOR at beige fin 9rooer
Ole SoIitab / Waoiiou Eonnibip,
Der er ipg.
@1r. os Mrs. s. s. SopperItao
ppboIber fig bernie use / @FitGea,
g. Sat., bOor Rr, Soppcritao repre-
ienterer "9ecorab.9 oiten" Oeo Corn.
pnIab8sS
3arttn Sobed or eiter ro8sn
Sios SpboIo / Chicago fommet til.
boee ii! Gecorob % bar iaieu beapn6t
at orbeiSe I "8oiten"8 Srpfferi.
49, NiiS Wartime 9aDiSion reiitc /
@ar0aas til ga Grosie for at beige
fin SerboenSe Seirr, Mrs. s. g. sra.
geISien.
- 6. 9 G6pINobI fra SiabIanO.
bile retite / Nor6na& iii Gbicneo /
Observation-Disclosures.
Or. ca AIRS. 8. q. Sanior rel.
ite I @anNu8s iii ga Crosse, for at
beige "Snteritate 6airen", iom i
0isie Gage oiboI0cs 0eritco@.
- RiiS GgneS @ergeien, icm en-
BIB bar opret berncNe poo @ciea. er
after retit tiIbogc til minneapolis.
- Wrs. Sobn &. &nuior er i SCR.
bags tummet hiem ira GeSar Ruptos,
bpor bun opboIbt fig en- ll9es &iO ban
9eIsa hos fin Cater.
- Mtrs. &. FrctRar0 rciite ! Girs,
bags til SoipjtoIct ! Ga Crosse maO
fin lille Gatter, ioul bar 0Gret meget
Ii6erbe / Sc it0ite llger.
60 eli Guoerion hor orret her er
GiS pon @eiGa hos SIGqt og @emcS.
San reiite iii SoIboterbcmmet ! Was.
i~hautotpn i8ien iioitc llae.
49, mrs. InOrcrU NeIior rcjite !
Itrsbag til GeIooan, @inn, Tor al
beige SIpst "a &enner.
- Irue &Craer hol0er poa at male
alterbile6e for pig Canoe Rirfc
(8aitcr S]tcnerons 0~teuilhe0).
- 3ormln 8iitc reUtc / Cua61lS
til Gbiengo.
Den npe Bro optr 3rout Sim
er MI fGrbtg, % Den ic0oonIiqc
GRr6ieI f~oreaoor oper 0cr. Gen or
ioIi6 o. ifaI fuune barre Ell &cat paa
$50 Cons.
- SobH Soiper, en- GrbeiOcr /
acknowledgements "gar5S"
GaImar. bIeo | SgHSngS oUerfjsrt %
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Uvt GYpert?

Sen beraabebe SorbrpSer Cole
Oounger beifplOes for at bape nnber.
iIaaet $4,000. Sort efterat bap fon,
paa 6rifob, bar gounger % 5ranE
Sames pPret fnpttet til ct "g8ilS 8eit
Sbow", iont MI fremuiies / 9epaoa,
Wisicuri. gcunget og Sames pao.
Itaar, at De er albeIes uifploise, os
at eieren al Snbretninsen oripes al
Sepn, foroi De bar iagisat bam, 90
ban brso lin aontraft os intet sioroe
for at foriase SpiGere, iom fliIsre
mes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Oa Bailey
blep Roneresmano.

Irtbur 8iniams fra Soliitort,
Seyas. iortGler fslsenoe ganife
moriomme Siitorie ON, boorleocs
Senator Soilep fit i'm fsrIte poIitife
6orfremmelie.
9aiIep bar en fattig ung Saefs'
rer | EN- nm een, iom ban netop bar
Ipttet inb /. Ger ifulbe / set 8i.
thrift boIoes Ell poIitiif @onpention,
bpor en- bemofratiif aongresmano
pi[oe bli nomineret. De fleIte par
paa Sorbaano enige ON of gienno-
minere ben aamle.
9a beu iinse Saaisrer hanbe goo
Sio % imaat meb Senger, bible ban
saa tiIioos iii &onpeutionen. bau
bapSe saat mango 0PiI, % en- Sar.
uter, iom tom ~fisrenoe, naabe BAN
ieien % ipurgte bam. ON ban bilbe
fisre. 3et pilbe naturIiguis 9ai.
len mer eilb gierre.
"Gaa Seien til 3oupentionen, tan.
benSe2" ipurate 9ailep ON en- Sio.
"9ep," iparte 5ormeren.
"Sar on bort ON en- ing, brilliant
Sosfsrer, JON beSer goilep 90 Dor
runot Der ct Steo? ipurgte 9oilep,
"Rope.~
"llomGrfet saler % en- begapei
una Hauo, ioritaar ies," fortiotte
Soilep .
~"4anbenbe," iparte 6armeren.
~Sa, OF ban fommer til 2onoen'
tipnen i6as. Seq Ital Il big, bpao oi
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

S RiIwaufee flyer Sobafsbonb.
lerne, at Der fommer minore
al beres gnre ira Stoteng Sobafsti.
~itrifter emo. ieonanIig paa oenne
aarstin. Sagen er, at Epiflanbs
Gigarmagere forlanaer 8lobe al beo.
ite Sort, meoens Se for fog ale Sor.
ter. S @merifa benter Gieormo1pr
ne lin Bare fra genniplpanin. bpor
6armerne iorterer i'm Eobaf nsiere
og irlger ben for en- biqigere 8ris.
S 8ernon Gountp, @is., betales ioar
fra 8 til 10 Gents gunbet for 20.
baf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Gerprab % Smesn.
Zen 25ee esptcmber 1908.
Girmo ptnshanbe

Gu Fferre neutrality-suspicious.
fnnbt Strb Der | gpen forIeben DAG,
ioet Dor fcrtmeiiSe 9oitrnciter, s. 5.
Rrrib, iolete fin RaifinbanSeI til
6 %. Reeo o. Sranf Mnp. Scr.
wari6 bar bGret | Correcting | Ge.
corob I 41 Gor. san bill M meo oct
ouerfsrffe cpertoee Stillingen iom
poItmeffer % BIZ ! Settc GmbeSe faa
oh, BAN Tan aisre, bporfcr ban be.
Iuttebe at fGIge Sorremineer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

fit BET enc Sen fnnit neoenfor anret.
genet ntoatte ofiGttes.
- Mr. % Mrs. Berger Sanicn
rciite iiSite llge no til fin Sarm
9rrbeben az SottorL q. Dat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
etpnr Gita Qvaamartso.


epmaftiusu 'puspenHen,' Tom Ies rnpetss
I Teai Naaneo, CT oper ell 6crpeniuina %
fnlot ida aoo. ON life beore enb &c as Ia1
60 Dollars RaSfiner, ION asrnterat reiles
rInoi % i9lser. Sraetsn par 30 geutS
Sen 0enfoa. 2iHe grope. Rsbrsla
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
On eniom lioen Out.


graafla0te Came, at ole | Spprnog-
men MATTE tro, at ban bsrte benoe
iii. Roar ban berfor uben Billie og
@iSen0c bar faa ubeIbig at itiffe fine
isIe0e Sober bort pna Sfisrtet til
ben Dame, iom iao t~iIpenitre for bam,
bsiet 0enne JIG oper til Sen sraafIGb.s
% iagoe:
'llnoifpIo mig, Mabaub oil bii
life barre ian oeuIis iom at foa bin
peSIe Gut til at perSe fig Iibt? San
inuioier til mine 8Inber meo fine Is.
Ieoe 6eOoer."
Gen grootlGbte rsbmet 90 Ifi,bbet
Gutter tilii6e.
"Ifin 8ltt3" u6brs6 bun. "San
er ga ian0elie life mini"
Den oeSle 8ltt bIeb iiroIig % iIoe
tilmpbe, beretter oct gteiu 9orf 9la6,
buorira oeune Siitorie er liant. san
bar iaa liben, at ban life funbe mao
8itlpet meO fine Ssboer, iom ban Der
for ~itrafte bent no, ian be lienet anaJ'
ger, bporpao man b9rger op SinI.
San ioa mtSmooigt paa fine imoa,
imlbii9e 6e6ber.
Seq err beorepet, ior6i ies isIet til
9fi6rtet bit", iagNe han til 9uman
paa fin oeritre Sioe. Seq boober,
oct Tan bsrites rent igieu."
8utterS Stemme loo iaa bsnfal'
oel1Se og bsiligt at @utteu inn at iise
oabnet en- 8enoei iii 9omers Sier.t
ure6 en- Sang.
"aa, oct giorOe intet til Sagen",
ioareoe bltrL ibet bum imilte penlist til
BAN. "@r on alene paa 8eien op
@penP~ ipurgte bun iao.
%So, ieg er BET" ipnreoe ban. Seq
aier aItib ben Gureu alene. Ser CT
inaert til at fsIge mig. Gar er bsb.
% 9tor er 500. Seq iaor bore hos
Sartte CLARA / 9rootlpn; men bun
fir, at &outc glnra Ogiaa buroe gisrt
roget for mig. Geripr bltr bum er
eller TO 8ange / llgeIt fieo al mig, o.
iaa ieltoer bum mig til Sante Gnnc
Sa. unberti6en trGfer ieg life Sante
guua biemme; men ieg boaber, bur
err biemne iii. Oct fer no til at bli
3fegn, % jeG lifer life at mautte bore
noe paa 8aoer, naar oct reener."
9amen fslte noget nil0e fomme OF
/ SnGIgct, iua bun bar ~iiiitfer | Wfol'
let, ga bum iagbe, at 8utten bar "ult,
FOR Ii0en III of sisre ilige Surer ole.
ne"
Seq brpr mig life ON oct; tbt ie1
goar mig aIorig bort" IooreSe ban.
"Nten un0erti6en fsIer isg mig meaci
eniom poa Reiieu. Haar icg ga fer
noaen, iom iea tpnfer ucb mig ielo.
at ieg ifltIoe life at tiIbsre, letter iel
mig uEr beuoe og inObil0er mig ielo,
at ieg birfelig err benbe$ 8ut. 9enne
Sang inbhiIbte ieg mig, at iee tilbsr'
re oen granfIGote Dame ttIbsire for
mig, % inoleNeS gIemte ies mine 6sS'
Ser. SooIeSeS fom ieg til at iuutoiC
Sfisrtet sit"
9omen itog Irnene ON 8utten o.
trDfte ham 'oa baarbt in6 til fig, al
set nGiten aiorbe ham oubt. 90
boerereite &piube, iom bapSe lpttei
til bernie ~li9efremne, iimpIe Stitorie,
fsIte at 8utten yler emo gierue ifitI6C
foo Son til at tsrre al fine Sober
poa GfiGrtet henSeS.
Manae. mango 9srn | 9p Oh
@ng0 porer op omtreut iom bcnnG
@ut. Gar % Wor euer en- al BEN
fan pGre 6sbe. 0ten Ser er ogina Sem.
iom iptter &eru irO / @eroen on.
trent lig &aren. SIige 8grn biz
inln0om IpffeIi9e ogioa. 6Ioffe al
9srM iom er unofougeoe | SWrS o.
'eot Sfam, ienSeS 0arligoarS No
cuer 2onSet. Wtonse al Dem ioar ST
lanet uprre emo bernr gtefp gcrf @ut.
nj her hor hort ON We So Snrpr,
ore, 'om life bar mer Bet og WoraIi'
tet erh at ioro9tc tine iSorGI6repIie.
10Y nno Son WiEf Tru crrN n;I nj
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
''Luren''s KOncert
Spring Grove den 26ds sept. 1903.
o M:
1ste Afdeiing.

1ste Afdeiing.
/. Vandringslyst ~"....;........H stubbe.
"Luren.n
Z Whims - Piano Solo. ....... Schumann.
Miss Mamie Thompson.
3. Saterjentens sndag ........ Ole Bull.
Blandet Kor.
I Veiviseren synger Tenor Solo. H. Kjerulf.
NJ. Woldum.
s The Rose.......- "..... Geo. b. Nevin.
Damekva tet.
6. Selection A Dream - Sopran Solo. Bartlett.
Miss Bertha Berg.
2den Afdeling.
"Luren."
8. In Old Madrid - Cornet Solo ....H. Thotere
VIM. Linnevold.
9. Diet norske Flag ....... .........L. NJ. Ibsen.
Rlandet Kor.
10. The Heavenly Song - Tenor Solo::.....,
ole Rsrvig.
II. Coon Speciality.
Charles Blagsyedt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

6OrGgt for &cttcn. Glen: SuoS
fan bet mite al ubiteoe en- Sniuction
MOB Ell Suuo % iorbb0e Ben at
sic?
Sonicu (betpntt IopfpnSig): So,
Iar, Oct npttcr mceet, oct. Sunoen
pIl ionoinHli8piS life brp iiQ ON Irr.
bnoct; men oerpc0 aier Den iis itpr.
oia / 6cragt for Rctten, % on fan
itNoc Den neO ION Ell Sun0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
3die Afdellng.

3die Afdeling.
II. Kvinnans LOT Baryton solo med Kor .....
........ Neithart.
o. W. Holm og "Luren."
IS Moment Musical Piano 500 -. Moskowski
MISS Mamie thompson.
IA. Daddy. Martinez Wiske.
Damekvartet.
Is. Solveigs Sang -Sopran Solo. Edward Grieg.
Mrs, o w. Holm.
10. Dor jeg paa heie Fje
Blandet kor.
~. Hesten er kommen =. ...,.....O w. Uddin.
"Luren.n
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

"5arLaHe" cpu, 90 Sarou bassr bet srse o. as.
ser Oct alcb iOw Fa5Ss WaRpsH.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Notwithstanding
4sessah ~ sssrias.,.

aebruoe griu, RI. o 5nao.. 1 %, rs. 81
9irrctbei. rr. 100 Huus.. $50. z.65-7.7S
af~<.~ - - 1lfn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01
AN INDIANA MILLIONAIRE.
Dir. Joseph I. Irwin, OF Columbus, and
His Success I'm Life.
Greensburg Graphic.

Greensburg Graphic.
Joseph l. Irwin OF Columbus, is reputed to
be the richest man in southern Indiana. and
one OF the wealthiest in the Hoosier State.
Conservative business men in Columbus
place his wealth at close to $2.000.000. Mr..
Irwin began his business career as an
humble country merchant in Columbus. and
by hts straightforward business habit, he
soon began to acquire growing and pros
porous mercantile traffic. He finally drifted
into the banking business and operates one
of the safest and best institutions of the
kind in Indiana. Within the past few years
he has become a great factor in the traction
line system of Indiana and owns the line
from indianapolis to Columbus, one of the
best paying and most profitable lines In the
country.
In spite OF his more than three score years
and ten he is able and vigorous OF body.
bright and keen of mind and bids fair TO
build up one of the greatest fortunes this
country of ours has ever known. Mr.. Irwin is
a man of kindly disposition. OF deeply re-
ligious nature, true and prominent in all the
religious affairs and educational ventures Of
the Christian Church, of which he Is
prominent and earnest member. Long may
he live and prosper is our wish and desire,
and that of all who know him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01
West Indianapolis.

Miss Ethel Robinson. OF Banta, Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Turpie....
Mrs. Ben Brewster and children, or Cory
g. L. Welker....W. S. Roberts and wife, or
Kirkland, were the guests OF Mr. and MIS-.
w. NJ. Roberts the past week. Mrs. Henry
Temple and Mrs. Robert Taylor, of Column
bus, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Peine Mrs c. r. Roth Of Chicago. Is the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Hustler. Mr. and Mrs:
William Adams and daughter Cecilia spent
the first Of the week In Franklin. MISS
Helen kepler has returned to Cambridge,
after a visit with Miss Maud Boyd....T The
L. l.. p. Club will meet next THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. James Cooney on Nc
Lain street....Mrs. C. w. Phipps and
daughter Harriet are spending several
days at Upland and Jonesboro: Mrs. u.
sister In Newman H.. Mrs. Ora irwin has
gone to Columbus for ten days visit.
Mrs. Charles Elrod. OF Fond du Lac, Wis,
was the guest OF Mrs. Nancy Pierson and
daughter Irene the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville James, who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. James, have returned
TO their home in Connersville. Mr.. A b.
Wood will give a reception to his Bloie
class next tuesday evening at his home
on Marion avenue. 1.-The Trinity l'aoles
Aid will meet with Mrs. NJ. y. Lee on
Mrs. Clara Ingram, of Cambridge, is the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Hustler. Mrs han,
nah Tresslar, of Bluff Creek. and Mr. and
Mrs. William Owens, OF Franklin are tne
e
Frances Glover, OF Clayton, Is the guest OF
Wayland Jones and family. Mrs w III
Clatterbaugh is visiting relatives In Stiles-
Vile The River-avenue Baptist young
people gave a Halloween social at the nome
OF Miss Myrtle Dunn on Birch avenue A
special meeting for old people will be nero
at the Morris-street Christian Chiucn TINS
morning. Appropriate music WIZ pe lur
nished by the choir. Mr.. w. Johnson anu
daughter Ella. OF Olney, Ill, Were the
guests of o. 3. Sandefer and family the
first OF the week. Mr.. and Mrs. EdwaTu
Churchill, who have been the guests OF
John Churchill and family. have returned
to Ma-tinsville Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomp-
son. OF Danville, stopped for visit with
Mr. Dan Thompson on their way TO Norm
Carolina. Miss Minnie Jones, OF Clayton
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jones: -.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. McLain entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Ray, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Lostutter. Miss Ora Gordon, Miss Edith
Ray Dr. Joseph Boersig and Mr.. Paul
Fishback at finch last evening. IA party
OF about twenty-five young people went Tor
a hay ride out into the country. On their
return they were entertained by Miss Helen
Leachman at her home on Division street.
= Mr. and Mrs Walter Hoss and daugh-
tiers Lula and Imogene left Thursday for
the Bungaloo, near Martinsville, where they
entertained n party of young people from
here and also Martinsville. .. Mr.. ana Mrs.
A N Caldwell will celebrate the twentieth
anniversary Of their wedding, NOV. i, al
their home, 513 Holly avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01
American Boy Traveller.
Boston Herald.

Only nine years old. all the way alone
from Los Angeles, and bound across the
wide Atlantic to his old home in Eng
land. little Douglas Gosset climbed e,drd the e
morning to call upon the city editor Inc
Great American Boy Traveller is a
we'll knit and stocky. Yesterday he was
seeing Boston in charge of Mr.. w. j.
O'Mara. eastern passenger agent OF the
c., B. & Q. road, and to-day ne VIII pc De
put in charge of Captain James OF the
Steamship Ronanic Formerly the New
England), who takes him to Liverpool
where his grandmother has been cabled TO
to live in Lutbury. staffordshire.
when asked who sent him TO England,
the little chap replied. MY stepdaGdy did
Don't you like this country was
asked.
The boy said that he came over from
England with his mother q year ago and
when she got to Los Angeles she married
again. The lad and his new father couldn't
agree, so last Wednesday he was taken
down to the railroad station and put on
board the excursion train of the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy road in charge or
Conductor John Clark, bound for Boston.
The youngster was given a letter TO the
purser OF the Dominion line steamer and
first-class fare was paid for his trip across
the continent In Conductor Clark he
toned to the big kind-hearted railroad man
at once, and the two became much at
tached.
Going through the Rockies opened new
wonderland to the boy and he enjoyed his
comfortable bed In the Burlington sleeper
very much He said he thought that the
mountains were all right until he got to
Niagara falls and then II was hard to tell
which he liked the best. The lad is quick
witted and of an inquiring mind. He said
he had been to school some. He could add
and subtract and is a great reader. but he
can't multiply, but I'm going to know
that too" said Douglass. He said that he
didn't like to leave his mamma. but she
came TO the station TO see him off.
The letter which Re brought is signed
&c p Lee" and the writer states that
Douglass has a good disposition, only
thoughtless at times, but that he will be
found to be a great traveller.
II like to keep going all the time" he
said land I want TO know about things.
Asked what he had for breakfast. he said
two big eggs and a lot OF milk.
Don't you drink coffee?' was asked.
s.No. I don't take coffee-I drink milk,
that's what makes you fat.
The boy was comfortably dressed and
looked to have been we'll used. He has
Travelled already $500 miles and has $500
more to go to reach Liverpool; a pretty
long jaunt for u youngster of his size.
When he was asked If he was having a
good time. First rate!' said Douglas.
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guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoest. Judge
and Mrs. James W. Harper, of Indianapolis,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Cory.
MIR. Harry c. McAdams, OF Williams
port. Is visiting Miss Jennie McAdaIns az
the Hotel Eoy....Judge and Mrs. r. NJ.
Hord are guests OF friends In indianapolis.
THE Rev. ]. II. Duncan returned 10 MS
home in New Albany on Thursday. MISS
Susie Miller. OF Indianapolis, will come TO-
day TO visit with Miss Katherine Hoover
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nuckles, Mrs. Albert
Arzet and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester clark az,
tended the production OF 'Mr. Blue Beard
at indianapolis Tuesday Miss Eugenla
Cory and Miss Fern Means, for whom SO
many companies have been given, were
guests of honor at two affairs on Thursday.
The first kitchen shower at O'Clock.
given by Miss Caroline Conrey, second,
miscellaneous shower at Z O'Clock at the
home Of Miss Ethel Adams In West Broad,
way. Miss DoIlie Sindlinger. who visited
Miss Emma Nading, returned TO her home
in indianapolis Thursday.
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RushvilIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stops OF Connersville
are guests OF DR.. WIZ Coleman, Of this city.
...;County Treasurer John c. Blacklidge
and Mrs. Biacklidge are entertaining Mrs.
Blacklidge's sister, Mrs. l. j. Conklin, Of
Enid. .. t.. The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
McGarey visited Mrs. McGarey's parents
IN Xenia, o.. this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Park tlorea, or indianapolis, were guests
or Mr. and Mrs Will Bliss on Sunday
....Mrs. I. NJ. Green entertained the Mon
day Circle at her home, on East Fifth
street, Monday afternoon. The Rebekahs
OF Rushviile gave Halloween party Fri
day night. Miss Leah Carmichael enter
tanned the Kappa Chi Club Monday evening
et her home. on North Main street Miss
Dove Meredith is visiting friends in In
oianapoils. Miss Nell W,nship was the
guest of Miss Mae Magee at Greensburg
last week.. Mrs. John L. Thomas is visit
Ing her daughter Miss Mabel Carpenter
At wabash. Messrs. Miller and Johnson,
pennsylvania Railway officials OF Rich
mond, were guests OF William Dagler at
the Posey stock farm on Wednesday and
THURSDAY. MIR. and Mrs. Edward Young
are visiting relatives in Chicago. Mrs W.
N. S0uder, OF Muncie. isVisiting here Mr.
and Mrs. Doll Green, of ShelbyviIle, are
visiting relatives in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs George III. Puntenney and daughters
Olive and Eta, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Puntenney. MIR. and Mrs. Wick
Sherman, OF Hamilton. o., are guests of
Ar. and Mrs. Ed Sherman, OF this citv
....Miss Anna Cline attended the wedding
or friend in Alexandria Tuesday night.
..-.Mrs. Mary Ellison is the guest of friends
IN Greenfield. MIR. and Mrs. John Kuhn.
OF Dayton, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. n
i. ScGdder on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs John
Dftmars. OF Franklin, are guests of Mr..
David Graham. on North Main street
Mrs. Il. y. Sunderland and Mrs. M n
Huh entertained at cards at the home of
Mrs. Hull Wednesday afternoon. The out
of-town guests were Mrs. /. j. Conklin. of
Enid, O. T., and Mrs. Conrad Schroeder
Of SheiOyville.
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Terse sayings.
Detroit Free Press.

Ii is never too late to learn unless you
think you know il all
Many a man is compelled to keep his
word because no one Will take IL.
A woman never picks up "A bargain at an
auction until the auctionee= knocks il down.
y grasshOpper and a grass widow are
reasonably sure 10 jump at the very first
opportunity.
There is nothing sadder than the man
who has loved and lost-unlesS IL is the
man who has loved and won.
When a man lends anything TO some OF
his neighbOrs he can get 1t back only by
going around and stealing IL.