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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
BANQUET NEAR GODDARD.

BANQUET NEAR GODDARD
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins and the
Messrs. Ralphs entertained their friends
Saturday night in honor Of Mrs Green
Of Vermont. sister of Mr.. Hopkins.
Maple syrup boiled into the consistency
of jam and cooled on large cakes of
crystal ice was the feature Of the eve
ning's delight, together with fruits and
other dencacies.
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SATURDAY
BIRTHDAY PARTY

= IL ftLAA EAEIl-
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. & W Jack
sen entertained At her home. isg7 Park
Phase in honor Of her son, Waiter Jack
sen, JTs. sixth biFihdsy After SPEND
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ALMA AND EPWORTH CHAU-
TACQUA.

IACQUA.
Inc Epworth Chautauqua circle enter
tanned the Alma circle at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Dorsey. 324 North
Lawrence avenue. DR. Dorsey was chair
man Tor the evening. An address of wei
come was made by Mr.. Robert Camp
bell, president OF the Epworth circle and
Mr.. l. a. Bone of the Aim acircie re
sponded. Refreshments consisting of
sherbet and cake were served by Mrs.
Dorsey. Mr. e. G.. Bodkin conducted the
lesson from Social Evolution" Miss
Mabel Dorsey gave a vocal number. a
late popular song, and responded TO en-
core with another verse of the song.
This was followed by a debate on in
functions by MIR. Amos McClain and DR.
David Parkinson for the affirmative and
Mr.. VIII Easton and Judge E. E. Harvey
for the negative
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DANCE AT HAMILTON.

Friday night at the Hamilton hotel. n
dance was given by Mrs harrington.
This was one of the most enjoyable af-
fairs Of the kind given for some time
Mrs. harrington is proving herself
charming hostess and is becoming very
popular with Wichita society people. The
decorations consisted of a very dainty
arrangement of roses and palms. Those
present were: Mesdames Evans. Pond
Wheeler, Worchestcr, Lawrence; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pinegar and MI. and Mrs. Lehman.
Misses Buckley. Hendricks. WhitIock.
Purdue, Lewis, Pratt: Nessrs Yankey.
Greenfield. Englehart. Purvis, Neil, Blink
ley, Chester, Banford, Garcelon, Harri-
son. Thompson, Lawrence and Lieut.
POindexter
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TUESDAY,
PARLOR MEETING.

A goodly number of ladies responded
to the invitation from the Central
Woman's Christian Temperance union.
20 attend a parlor meeting which was
held a the home Of Mrs. c. A. Franken-
field on Washington avenue, Tuesday af-
ternoon. After a short but interesting
program. cake and ice cream were served
by Misses Kirkwood and F'rankendeld.
and a delightful social hour was enjoyed
Six new members We're secured. Next
Tuesday the meeting VIII be held ut
headquarters Mt the court house. and a
program celebrating the passage of the
prohibition amendment wiz be given All
are cordially invited
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FOR FATHER THEN.

InNhonor Of the eighteenth anniversary
of Father J. H. Tihen's admission to
the priesthood, the altar society of the
Catholic church rendered him a recep-
ton at the Pro-Cathedral hall on last
TUESDAY evening.
About four hundred guests were pres
emit and a most delightful evening was
spent with conversation and music.
In behalf Of the altar society. its pres
ident, Mrs: J. + Warren. in a few well
chosen words. presented 10 Father Then
purse which he was requested to use
in spending vacation TO recuperate
from his recent Illness
Father Then Was taken completely by
surprise. hut was equal TO the occasion
and responded very feelingly. showing
his appreciation Of their gift.
Prominent among ;he guests present
were Bishop Henessey and a number of
the clersy. and. at the conclusion of
Father Tihea's response. the bishop made
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WEDNESDAY
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

The friends of Mr.. VIII Shackelford
gave him a surprise Wednesday evening
in honor of his 18th birthday. The eve
ming was spent in whist. Refreshments
were served and the guests presented Mr..
Shackelford with a handsome rocker.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs II. ].
Williams, Mrs Musst. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
w Mussit Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Tapp,
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Williams Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Christopher, Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Shackelford. Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Garrct,
Miss Reamer, Miss Augusta Schrein. Miss
Victoria Schrein. Harry Schrein, Charlie
Schrein, Howard Carrot. Thelma Wolfe,
Edna Shackelford, Bryan Tapp, Finn
Shackelford, Arthur Williams
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SOCK AND TIN SHOWER.


Mr. and Mrs Clifford L. Burke of 81
South Laura were quite pleasantly sur
prised at a sock and tin shower Wed
nesday evening. The evening was spent
in various games.
The bride and groom received many
congratulations. after which, refreshments
were served.
At a late hour the guests departed de-
claring Mr.. and Mrs. Burke charming en-
tertainers. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Burke, Dick Johnson. Sadie
johnson. Winnie Mercer. Edith Mercer.
Queen Prey. Zoa Burke. Nellie Hunt.
Grace Burke and Mildred Burke MesSrs
Walter Morgan, Scott Lighner Howard
Gard, Ralph Iightner, Frank Van Treece
George Farmer. Chef Mercer. Frank
Plumlee. George Hunt Walter Prey and
Master Lee Lloyd.
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1TNNEP

Last night Mr.. Delos Powell Woods
gave dinner to few of his gentleman
friends at the Hamilton hotel. The table
was banked with lilacs. which were re-
lfeved with American Beau1es The room
was decorated with palms and asparagus
During the evening music was furnished
by harp. 4 very elaborate banquet was
served Those present were: F. A. Rus
sell. Givin Hagny. Jesse McClees. Clar-
ence Sluss, Harry Stinson. Guy Levy,
Harry Pottenger, Vermilion Harris.
Adrian Houck, ]. Elmer Reese, George
Brown and Delos Woods
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W
The patriotic workers of W. r. c. No
40 met with Mrs. Draper. on ST Francis
avenue last Wednesday. and while at
fairs OF moment were discussed thin
bled fingers flew. and a good deal of
work was accomplished. The weather
was perfect. and the attendance large
Besides the regular members. quite
number of visitors were present.
Refreshments. consisting OF coffee
cake and Strawberries and cream. were
served. The correspondent having lost
the list of those present car only say
that the afternoon was most pleasantly
and proftably spent by large number
Of ladies.
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EAST SIDE CHACTACQUA
Miss Bertha Johnson entertained the
East Side Chautauqua Circle at her home
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| ing the afternoon at games the children

ing the afternoon at games the children
were served with refreshments
Mrs Jackson was assisted by Miss Mar
garet Bradt. Miss Ruth Foley, Miss Fran
ces Keck, Miss Elizabeth Sargent. and
Miss Marjorie Jackson. The guests were:
Gordon Bradt, Edwin Bradt, Willis Dor
othy. Enslehart Margaret Osborne
Teddy Osborne, Damon George. Jessie
George, Evelyn Mclaughlin, Madeline
Mcknight Eva Moore Dimord, Bruce
Schell, Chain Robertson, Edna Chain,
Theodore Sargent, David Walker.
a
MRS. SMYTH ENTERTAINS.
Yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock Mrs.
c. H Smyth entertained at luncheon at
her home $50 North Waco avenue, in
honor of Miss Brown. The brides table
was decorated with bridal wreath in the
center of which was a miniature bride.
The three remaining labels were decor
ated with lilies of the valley. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent The guests
present We're: Mrs. Walter Innes, Mrs.
Marie Moffatt. Mrs. Robert Dennis. Mrs.
Paul Morgan of New York, Mrs S. w.
Shattuck, Mrs. l.. Barrow of Chicago
Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. l. Goldsmith, Mrs.
Claude Slater, Mrs Roy Allen. Mrs. Il.
Z. Hull, Mrs. II. Wheeler, Miss Daisy
Woods, Miss Wirth Of Columbus. Miss
Leila purdue, Miss Harriet Stanley. Miss
Anna Brown, Miss Ada Scott, Miss Bess
Allen. Miss Louise Mcnamara. and Mar
garet Knorr. Mrs. Smyth was assisted by
Esther and Maybelle Smyth and Miss
Mary Copper.
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ilnntingbnrg Happening.

S. III Whitman is attending the
Republican national convention as
a delegate.
Ed. II. Dufendach is attending
the Republican national convention
as a spectator
A. b. Mickey, Of Princeton, is
here on business connected with his
saw mill.
Asher McMahan is spending his
vacation with his mothers family.
A little boy arrived at the home
of Councilman Mundy last week.
There is a feeling here for the
promotion Of Rev. Braeckley to the
position Of Presiding Elder to fill
the vacancy occasioncd by the res
ignation of Rev. Haug.
Rev. +. X. Troyer has purchased
the parsonage property OF the EN-
anuel congregation, corner Of Chest
nut and Third streets. The con
gregation Will erect a brick building
for their pastor near the new church
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. E
Church viii present the "DeestricI
Skule," at the city hall Friday
evening.
The babies" defeated the Rock
port club last Sunday by 5 to 3.
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PnrtersyiIle Points.

Mr.. Charles Munkel and Lawrence
BreidenLaugh went as delegates from
the o. +. Society here to Boonville,
last week. They report a good
time.
Mrs. Mat. Cooper, u Winslow
was visiting friends here last week.
II you want to see a happy man
Just call on Jake Bowers and ask
him about his lO pound hoy thai
arrived or the 18th inst. He says
he IL good old democrat.
The commencement at Lennon
wa considered a success notwith
standing the inclement weather
Quite number from this place al
tended. The graduates all did vel
IN their orations.
Blanche Sch. arr is able TO b.
out again after proiracted illness
Preaching here next Sunday at
p m. G. 4. at night, with th'
following on the program.
Topic-"signs that India is be
coming Christian. "-Ps. p %.
Facts about Christian schools il
India, +. J. Schnarr.
Select Reading,- Roy GRAY
Talk on lesson, Wv 9. Rudolph
Leader, Charles Munkel.
Aunt Hannah
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Worst OF All Experionces.

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will he your LAST
such was tie experience Of Mrs ;. Il.
Newson. Decatur, Ala. For three
years she writes, II endured nsulier-
able pain from Indigestion, tom lch and
bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitab. 6
when doctors and all remedies failed.
Al length was induced TO try Electric
Riuers and the result was miraculous
improved at once and now I'm COM
nletelv recovered" For Liver, Kidney
stomach and Bowel troubles Electric
Bitters rs the only medicine. only 5Oc
M guaranteed by Matin Friedman Drug
rf
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A Strong Heart

il assured ~ perfect digestion. lndi-
gestion -wells the stomach and pulis ~
M against tire heart This causes short
ness of breath palpitAtion Of the heart
and general weakness. kodol Dyapep-
aa Cure curga indigestion, relieves the
stomach, takes the strain On the heart
and restores ID To "A iull performance Of
rs function naturally. hodol increases
the the strength by enabling the stomach
and digestive organs 20 digest, assimilaie
and appropriate % the blood and tissues
an OF the food nutriment. Tones the
stomach and digestive organs, Sold by
Martin Friedman.
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BASE BAIL.

On sunday the Reds went down
b. defeat at the hands of the mighty
klnleucs. But such game could
bot be- won by both sides and the
iReds loss may prove their gain.
hoo confident of winning, our boys
sluain took reckless chances on the
base. despite the warning OF Capt
Cassidy. On al least two such dar-
jng attempts TO pllfer bases. our
boys fell down while hits followed
thereafter.
The Athletics are fine players,
good suckers and never tho bold
lrhey carried away eleven hits while
the Reds earned but seven Toe
putdeld was wet and heavy owing
F. the hard rain the previous night
lIhe crowd was in a constant state
81 excitement and everyone wa
ioeased on the grounds. Despite
The threatening clouds overhead
lpver 400 people ventured out au1
paw what proved the most eNcillnl
tontest of the -eason Good play
1ollowed each other wal!e the error
inade were evenly distributed
tollcwing is the sco,e:
4 Innings. l2sl56iS0-R II (
MEANWHILE, ONO3lla00- ~ !
- per, iOOOOOOll-- 6 =
M NOTES.
The Corydon Gray r.ay the i q
ere july 3 and :
Al Wan Berger captured ltNa
p.eaguer Sunday and cat OF t"'
huns VIM is improving last
A Chamberlain is steady pi'hei
Il Besinger il O hitter He mad
zone three Dagger, TWO two-haggeT
hand q single -four hits in five times
The Bancrofts defeated Mt. NeI
non Sunday. They have bee
strenthened.
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ask thc renders OF this paper 70 tesi the
value oi kodal Dyspepsia Cure. Iho'e
persons who have used II aud Who hiNt
been cured by ID, 40 not hesitate to rpc9-
mend il TO theit friends kodol d'ge-ls
what Won eat, cures Indigestion. dyspep
sia and all stomach troubles. Increases
strength hy enabling the stomach ano
and digestive organs 10 contribute to me
blood All OF the nntrimcnt contained "
the food. kodol Dyspepsia Cureis pleas
ant and paatable.
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Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony Ia great quantity u
constantly coming i'm, declaring pr-
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to be uncqualed. a
recent expression from I'll. Mcfarland
Bentorviile, VA serves as am example
he Whites "A had Bronchitis for three
years and doctored an the time without
being benefited. Then began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovsrf, and a lev
bottles wholly cured me- Equally ei-
fective in curing all Lung and lhroa
troubles. Consumption, Pneumonia an,
Grin. Guaranteed 10y Martin Fri 'dmai
Druggist Trial bottle free, regular size
soc and 81 100
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srS- Fred Jarboe went to Evans
Vile Tuesday.

ses- Frod Jarboo went to Evans
willie tuesday.
say' Mrs. Alice Il. Greene returned
to Evansville Wednesday.
s@-R. NJ. Milbnrn Esq, made
business trip TO Evansville Monday.
pes- Miss Merle Greene was here
from indianapolis this week visiting
relatives.
neg. Mrs NJ. f. Crooks, Of Indian
ap0lis, came to Jasper Sunday to
visit relatives.
saAGeo. S. Fry rpent the first
part OF this week in Loogootee on
business.
Say Jos. Buchart sold ms dwelling
laouse on Mill st. last week to Frank
Seng, Of Celestine, for 1928.
fD-Gus Salb came home from
Medical College at Louisville Sunday
to spend the Summer vacation.
HayWave and Ross Brett came
home from Indiana University,
Bloomington, Sunday to spend the
summer vacation.
re5- Miss Josie Smith entertained
one evening Of last week in honor
Of her charming visi ors, Misses
Mischief and Basehart from Ky.
For low prices aud good quail
lty in harness Of all hind call en-
Kari X. Weigel
For your Laces, Ribbons and
Trimmings Of all Kinds 60 to Il, j..
Kueber.
SeS- Andrew +. Gugtsell with his
family came home from a Louisville
Medical College Sunday to spend
the summer vacation.
We always pay the higest mar
ket prices for Eggs. and all Kinds
produce. Bring u your next lot,
Il. j. Kuebler
Fay- Mrs. Susan Yates went to Pt
Pleasant, Ky, Saturday to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. .. Tillman.
pasrJos. Srock, who has beer
visiting DR.. j. T.. Salb cad family
returned to his home in Indianapo
! lis Saturday. Oscar Sab accom-
f panied him for a week z visit
Ea~ Mrs. G W. Haberly will en-
. tertain the twentieth Century liter
airy club at her home next Wedne :
! day evening.
5 H19~ Hon. A. NJ Sweeney, am
little daughter, Lucille, after
three days visit with relatives in Jas
per returned to indianapolis Mon
, day.
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That Throbbing Headache,

Would qnickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up your
health. Only - cents money back II
not cured. Sold by Martin Friedman
Druggist
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fnrInyitations are ouL for lhe

say-Inyitations are out for the
wedding of Miss Augusta Beckman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Beckman, Of Ferdinand, and Mr..
August e. Krieg, OF Indianapolis,
which takes place at Ferdinand next
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Krieg will
be at home at 1885 College avenue,
after July 18th.
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Bes- Mr.. JOS. Roelle secured an
increase Of pension this week from
Sl1 TO S2l per month. We con-
gratulate Mr.. Roelle on the increase.
Judge Betz was the attorney that
attended to the matter for him.
Just received a large stock Of
Por,ieres, Lace Curtains, Carpets
and Mattings. Cali and look, at
Sonderman
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CAST ORA
For Infants ana Children.
he Kind You HaY- Always Bought
BEARS the ~ u0----
signature Of LMEHZ&INIel
The Town Trustees.

The town trustees held a spec y.
meeting Thursday night, June ~,
and accepted the d sign present. q
for the new power house and pump
ing station, and NJ + Durlaui was
instructed to draw plans and speci'
6cations COR the building, which
will be 40 20 feet TSey have
purchased new dynamo and switch
board A meeting was held last
nirht to decide on thesp ciiications
It Il estimated that the building
NH cost about Sl 600
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Fur Ynnr
LACE CURTAIN
WINDOW SHADE

Ies- Mrs. Luther. 4. Grimes aud
ol De- MONIES, Iowa, came
to Jasper Wednesday, 10 visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mira. Ifaylor.
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For a hundred years or more itch
Hazel IA, been recognized as a superior
remedy. but it remained for =. G. De
witt Al GO. Of Chicago, % discover how
~ combine the virtues Of Witch llalel
NTH other antiseptics, in the form OF "a
salve peWuts ~alve IL the best 10 the
world f,r sor $, cuts, burns, bruises ana
piles. The high standing OF TINS save
has given rise tc counterleii- ana the
pnhlic "a advised lo took for the name
"DeWitt on the package, AMI accept uo
other Sold hy Martin friedman.
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II you want ID yet up early and feel
rool all day take Little Early Riser or
INo al bed time. These famous little
bins relax the nerves give Guiet rest and
refreshing sleep with genllcmovemeni
nf the bowels about breakfast time. ".
m. Howell, Houston, Tex, SAYS Early
llsrs are the best pin made Tor consil.
Iaiilu. sick headache, billiou-ness, etc.
N.13 hy Marin In pdmau
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nriNrn ITn DesperaII0n.

Living at an ont Of Che was place, re
mnta from civilization, "A family h often
driven 20 desperation ~ case ~ ar,l,lenI
resulting in Burns, Cuts, Nonnls lceIs'
etc. Law in supply Of l'uckien $ Ar
Mica Salve It's the best on carth. -oc,
M Martin Friedmans Drug store.
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sey-A labor union was organized
Ia Jasper Saturday night with 30
|nembers. The following were the
Ulcers elected Pres Geo. kast-
Der. Vice Pres. Ab Brown, Sec y
IL. Jones, Treas. John Anderson,
stees John Webber, Jesse Evan
Iadv. Henry Goeppuer, Door
PEPPER, Isaac McCord. Anothei
|nevuug vii b. held Saturday nigh
b. Kankel's hall New members
l rcif.l
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Lace Curtains, lJc a pair and
up. A good carpet25c and HEM
ne up, at Sonderman's.
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Sv-Mr. and Mrs. John Troxler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence JerLer
came home Friday from French
Lick Springs where they had spent
q week.
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Our styles in Lawns, and ali
kinds Of summer Dress goods are
The We. " newest; large line 10 Sc.
lect from. Come and see them.
J.. J kuebler
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ssA-Mrs. Mayme Schmidt, nee
Gugtsell, after two weeks visit
with her parents in Jasper. returned
to her home in Louisville Friday
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srs- Vim. a. Wilson and Frank
G.. Smith came home on Thursday
Of last week from st. Louis where
they had spent five daysat the Fair
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sea- Frank Blackwell, OF st. Louis,
who is visiting his motherin Ireland
attended the ball game in Jasper
Sunday.
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For bargains in buggy whips
and other hose goods, call at
At. Weigels Harness Shop.
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nee- M. +. Durlauf came down
from Louisville Tuesday to draw az
plans and specifications for the pro
posed new pumping station and
electric light house.
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fca- The annuaI cUmmehttWtHV
of the Jasper College was he'd at Il.
Iosoph's hall Friday evening and
was attended by filled house.
There were seven members in the
graduating class Hon. A. VI.
sweeney, of indianapolis, made the
class address. Ralph Oliver won the
medal n tn oratorical contest
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lie sure and look over our
Lawns, laces, Fans, Gloves, Under
wear, etc. before you buy as we
nave some very interesting prices
on same. +. j. kuehler.
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l-Miss Maggie Gordon, who
"a at Jos Eloiiman's last week
ned to her home in Washing
ton Sunday.
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FAY Edward kempf came home
from Indiana University, blooming
ton, Monday to spend the summer
vacation.
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psg Miss Merle Greene was here
from indianapolis this week visiting
relatives.
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E1o- Lee Salb came home from
the Worlds Fair Wednesday. vi.
lrOXler went on TO California.
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sey-R. NJ. Milbnrn Esq, made a
business trip 10 Evansville Monday.
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psa. Misses Alma Buottner, Emma
Joseph and Anna Hunter returned
home from Bonneville Sunday.
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say- Mrs. Alice K. Greene returned
to Evansville Wednesday.
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.ASPER COURIER

Y sea- Alois Better came home from
louisville Saturday.
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For your Laces, Ribbons and
trimmings Of all Kinds 60 to Il, j.
Kuebler.
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s1S~ Hon. A. NJ Sweeney, and
little daughter, Lucille, after a
three days visit with relatives in Jas.
per returned to indianapolis Mon
day.
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ary' Mrs M. f.. Crooks, Of Indian
ap0lis, came to Jasper Sunday to
visit relatives.
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For low prices aud good quail
ty in harness Of all hind call en-
Karl X. Weigel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-06-24

Eas Mrs. G w. Haberly will en-
tertain the twentieth Century liter
airy club at her home next Wednes-
day evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-06-24

See~ Andrew +. Gugtsell with his
family came home from a Louisville
Medical College Sunday to spend
the summer vacation.