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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

>grFer MitgcIungencr: sd tumn ntt bc9rrten, pte Der Srr 2mts
nant nod I'M aefel 10 luttg fQn tann!
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

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i'd bobofpt, pe' Sbr 8ua bon $9nen Nbf6teb noBm obtr OaS 1T rdt
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
Extead Water Mains.

The Virginia Light & Water
Co. extend their water mains total
distance of about 21OO feet this fall.
In the improvements under way
the Mesaba avenue main is extend
ed south a distance of two blocks
from Spruce street, the Wyoming
avenue main is extended. south. a
distance of one block from the Cen
trail High School corner, and q
main is being. put in on Maple
street from Central to Cleveland
avenues, thence south distance Of
blocks. Two new hydranfs viii
be put in on these extensions. while
two will be moved, one from the.
Virginia Hardware corner and one
from the Central High School
corner. - s- ~. = ! t<rz 80 -.
These extensions were made In.
Eperitive from the rapid upbuildinoI
of the Southside Additio lots.
where many new homes have been
erected during the season inst
closing. s-.s s==
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

John Shogren, the genial book.
keeper at A. Hawkinson's hardware
store, accompanied by Miss Hulda
fornquist, went to Tower on Mon
day where they were that evening
united in marriage at the home of
the groom's uncle, William Sho-
gren, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. p. q. Hanson,
of the Swedish Luth n
Church of this city in the presence
of a number of the immediate
friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties. -
The bride is sister of Joel Torn
quist, and has resided in Virginia
for the past year. Both young peo-
pie have many friends among Vir-
ginians who extend congratula-
tions and join the chorus of good
wishes. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Shogren returned
to the city last evening, taking up
their residence in the house recent
ly vacated by J. H. Horrigan and.
family on Lake Boulevard. :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
Wallace Billy Receives 22 Bsalet BY
Accidental Discharqe of Rife.

Wallace Billy Receives 22 Baltet BY
Accidental Discharge Of Rife.
While out hunting with a brother
and another companiou on Sunday
last Wallace Billy, son of Napol.
con Billy of the Lincoln mine, met
with a painful accident through the
discharge of 22 Stevens rifle, the
ball entering his body at a point
near the heart on the right side and
taking an upward course, lodging
in the shoulder. =
The services of Master Mechanic
Moore, of the Duluth, Virginia &
Rainy Lake railway, who came in
from Weyerhaeusers headquarters
withsas gascsene apeeder. r.KassinxeIk,
ed In briaging the injured n,anto
the city, where he was taken to the
Lenont Hospital for care.
The accident occurred while the
young man was arising from the
ground after getting drink of wat
er at spring nearthe main line'o
the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
some four miles north, the trigger
evidently catching twig or grass
tuft as he pulled the gun to him.
The injured man has been remov-
ed to his home at the Lincoln, and
is reported to be doing as nicely as
could be expected.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
A HAPPY LODGE WEDDING.
Ms. Mary 4. Booth aad Mr.. James
laviolette Welded at Rebekah
lOdue Meetinu.

The Rebekah Lodge of Virginia
was treated-to genuine surprise
on Friday evening last when at the
close of the regular meeting of the
order the presiding officer, Mrs
Mary A. Booth, requested the mem.
bers TO keep their seats as there was
some new foer-work she wished to
introduce. She thereupon left the
lodge ROOM. ~ liz:
The knowing ones smiled, but the
majority of those present only real.
lied what the new Hoor-work" con
sisted of when Mrs. Booth and Mr..
James Laviolette, followed by Rev.
Morgan, re-entered the hall where,
advancing to- the, altar, they were
by him united in marriage, the i'm:
pressiye Episcopal ring service be-
ing used. .~=.> ,-.- = -. 49, =. ::
The ceremony was followed by a
b0untiful luncheon. served by Mes
sdanses Matheson, Eddy. and Reid,
the Rebekah colors. pink and. green,
being used in the decorations. Each
guest was presented with a slice of
the wedding cake, neatly tied With
pink and green ribbons. ...1 I :. = =
After all had been served Mrs. J.
a. Kennedy, on behalf of the Re-
bekah lodge, of which Mr.. and Mrs.
Layi0lette are both members, pre-
scented the happy couple with a
beautiful cut glass punch bowl and
.trayas a token Of the respect and:
good wishes Of the members, and.
the company departed after having.
showered the newly wed couple:
iwitha plentitnde Of rice and good
Wishes. z g.ss.Z:.. S...z:s.
. Both Mr.. and Mrs. I,ayiolette are
old and esteemed residents of Vir-:
ginia and have the hea rty conRrat-
sllafions and goodswishes not only.
Of the members of the Rebekah.
Lodge but tsof all who know then.
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REPUBLIC CAN Rally.


-
The Hon. Robert c. Dunn, Repub-
ican candidate for governor, ac-
companied by ]. Adam Bede, our
present representative in congress
and candidate for rejection on
the Republican ticket, will arrive:
in the city on a special train over
the Duluth. & Iron Range road at
about $50 O'Clock this afternoon,
and will address Virginians at a
meeting to be held at the Fay Opera
House directly thereafter. 81 *s:s.".s= s.z -
Judge Charles E. Nelson, Repub-
lican committeeman, arranges for
a proper reception of our distin-
guished visitors, and will see that
they are met at the depot by bands
and by citizens in carriages, to act
as escort. ... z::. :: - 3. -: = q 6
Both gentlemen are known as
eloquent speakers and the visitors
will doubtless be rendered an ova-
ton in the form of a crowded house,
it being anticipated that Virginians
irrespective of political affiliations
will turnout to listen to the flow of
soTatory and hear the other side of
the story. .:.
Special invitation is extended by
the committee for the ladies and
school children to be present as
much will be said of an interesting
and educational nature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
q llsf NUMBERING CfEIF,.
virg NJ Be Headquarters for Aa
6 ra,y of Me- This .Seasoo. ==

Vlf9e u VI Be headquarters Tor Al
. N q. Me- This Seasoa. S.:
WhI1e for the past several winters
Vir& q has derived. material bene-
fit the numbering interests to
the g. throf the city the coming:
wints bring gsassurance Of unusuaI.
actiyf L being situated that up.
ward 1of25o0 men will find employ.
smenl the camps along the line of
the, nluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
and the flesaba Southern railroads;
the. l4tter being the logging railway.
of heNorthern Lumber Co. which.
=has been extended into the territory
to thsnorth an northeast of the city
.durint the summermontha, tapping
,onesa The richest timber sections
in th4state. {. :@.. HI. GO. ,::.sz
t Of Ofhe.army of s"'jacks" billed for
this 4etrict for the coming season
the Virginia Lumber Company will
EenpI4y several hundred, operating
five c6mps on the Sand Lake branch
of tMI Rainy Lake road, while the
NortAern Lum ber C Company, which
/ mad ition 70 its sheadquarter camps
puts two large camps. near the
east End Of its line as built, will fur.
nishL employmentto to nearly or quite
an eqHaInnmber. +. I. ;s.s.:.= .-1-zssz IS
The O,Neal & Nelson Company,
whicla firm logs for the Tabor Lum.
her Company, will this winter oper.
ate tIEeecamps on the Sand Lake
branch Of the new line, employing
3Oormore men, while Cook & Hines
will run two camps on the main
line of the new road, near Angora
carinf for about $50 men,
TheLake Superior Piling Co. pre-
paresst0 open q: camp near the first
crossing OF the Rice on the newline
aud BAN Healy opens camp on
the Sturgeonto which supplies will
be toted from the end of the Sand
Lake branch, "A distance of nine
/ & ~
miles J.zP. Roouey, of this. city
will atao shortly5open a camp,sput-
ting man amount of timberfor5 the
w. Z .sl3ailey Lumber Co.and for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II. i. :=> IS. ~ -.
The0iiverz Iron Mining Co. which
opeiated cam ave miles north 81
tt.$ CT gaiin PHI
iasa rut the co1ling season
banking and . shipping over the
Rainy Lake road from Putnam sid.
ing. ~
Other smaller operators will use
a lesser quota of men, and the sea.
sons prospects, as we'll as the fu.
ture of the lumber industry, holds
bright prospects as, substantial
factor in Virginia's prosperity.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-11-26

at the general election duly held on November s, 1904, showing the whole number of votes cast in the County, the names of the per sons voted for, the office to be filled by each person voted for, the number of votes given at each precinct, to person voted for, and the number of votes given in the County to each person voted for. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal, this the 21st day of Novem- Der, A. D. 1904. (SeaD J. K. ARMIJO, County Recorder and Ex-oficio Clerk of the Board of Super visors of Apache County, Terr- itOry of Arizona.
 The following votes were cast in the various precincts for officers of the precincts, tO-wit:
 Alpine.
 For Justice of the Peace: J. H. Standifird, 1 vote.
 COnCho.
 For Justice of the Peace: Lacy Greer, votes; 2 other candidates, not named in the returns, vote each. Majority for Lacy Greer, 2. For Constable: B. Baca, vote; c. Naegle, 1 vote
 Eagar.
 For Justice of the Peace: E. K. Dewitt, Is votes.
 For Consta ble, John A. Crosby, II votes; J. c. Greer, 1 vote; Jacob Hamblin, vote. Majority for John A. Crosby, 9.
 El Iule.
 For Justice of the Peace: Nico- las ChaveS, votes.
 Greer.
 For Justice of the Peace: w. $. Gibbons, 3 votes; John Hall, 1 vote; 5. Hale, vote. Majority for w. $. Gibbons. 1.
 For Constable: J. c. Hall, 5 votes.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-11-26
MEETING OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Office of the Board Supervisors Apache County Territory Arizona.
 St Johns, Arizona Nov. 21, 1904 The Board of Supervisors 10 o'clock A. L. Tuax Chairman Isaac IsaacsOn Member R. Armio Clerk ent. B. Lopez Member
 As Board of CanvaSsers the Board of Supervisors made of the declare the result of said election be fully truly and correctly shown in the following table, hereuno attached
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-11-26

Armiio, County Recorder and Ex-oficio Clerk for the County of Apache Territory Arizona hereby certify foregoing true said County Apache
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Spring Shoes

Quality and comfort-the two essen
tails for a popular shoe store. Both
have been looked after here, where
We aim to sell a five dollar value for
$3.50, perfectly fitted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
WEEKS EVENTS Nv THE SOCIETY
OF SUBURBS OF INDIANAPOLIS

Nation. ILL.,. is the guest OF Mrs. George
McMullen. Rev. 7. NJ. Buchanan viii
preach at Pleasant View to-day. Mrs. II.
w. Johnson, Of Cleveland. o., Will come to-
day for an extended visit with J. I:
Churchill and family. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Zeimer and family have removed to Mem
phis. Tenn. for permanent residence. Miss
Essie and Mr.. Leroy Ramsey entertained
about twenty OF their friends Monday even
ing with a masquerade party. The even
ing spent with music and games.
Miss Armstrong Of Farmersburg, Miss Nor.
hees. of Flora, and Miss Whitenburge, OF
Akron, are guests OF Mrs. Homer Shake
Aid No. OF the MOrrls-street Church VIII
meet on Thursday with Mrs. O. II. Faught
Invitations have been issued Tor the
marriage of Miss Edna, daughter OF MIS-.
Ella McKitrick. to Hiram y. crouch, the
wedding to occur March II, at the nome
of the brides mother, 1902 Harding street.
"A birthday surprise was given JACOB "A.
Seneff. OF Sheffield avenue. Sunday even
ing. Professor Seneff and his ladies' band
furnished music Miss Wall. Well-known
dramatic reader, gave several numbers and
Miss Opal Purcell rendered several vocal
selections About fifty guests were present.
Rev. and Mrs. VIII Jennings have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
Spencer.
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Mrs. John Dombraski, OF King avenue,
entertained a few friends at dinner Tues
cay MISS sarah Gilman, OF Chicago, was
the guest OF Miss AIayme Elmer a few
DAYS the past week. SIR. Schaffer. of
Muncie, visited Miss Katie Riech Thursday.
Mrs. Grace F'inney. of Belmont avenue,
entertained number Of lady friends at her
nome Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. MangaS entertained number Of young
Lrienos at their country home in honor
OF thelr sons, Arthur and Edward, Thurs
Gay evening. Misses Martha and Cecilia
van Burg Will entertain their club Tues
DAY evening at their home on Sheffield
avenue Rev. Joseph Byrnes, of ST. An
Aloany- Mrs. Tribe, of Concord street, Is
visiting relatives at South Bend Mr.
Ihomas Ponderly is spending a few days at
chicago. The Ladies Aid Society of the
king-avenue NJ E Church will meet
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. A
Weddle. on King avenue. Miss Ina Rich
mond, OF Lizton, is visiting her cousin
Miss Ruby Richmond, on Michigan street
Mr.. Robert Brisko, of Kansas ILL., is
the guest OF Miss Lillian Storer, on Holmes
avenue. Mrs II. Meckner, of Cambridge
CITY, and Mrs. Henry Schuck, of Ieadville.
Col. are here with friends and relatives.
they came 70 attend the funeral of Mrs.
Schuck... Mrs. ]. r. waldron, OF Holmes
avenue. visited relatives at Franklin Sun
oay..-.The w. NJ. s. Society met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs Fannie Harmon. on
Snefneld avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
vines. OF Holmes avenue. entertained the
rome treasure Club at their home Thurs
cay evening. DIR. Frank letters, of West
Mlchlgan street, returned from visit with
friends In Missouri.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
West IndinnaDOIia.

Miss Alberta Morgan, Of Friendswood is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Fred McI.ain.
-. Rev. +. A ReiSner, of Charlottesville,
was visiting friends here the past week.
turned from a three weeks visit in New
Orleans Harry Baumhofer is I'm Terre
Haute Mr.. Charles Magsam was called
10 Greenwood on Thursday by the death
OF his father. Mrs. John Kramer and
daughter May are guests OF relatives in
tertained the Auxiliary OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen on Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Laura MOdlin has re-
turned from visit with friends In Law
renee. Miss Cap2ie Dean, or Richmond.
Is the guest of Miss Crystal Dean. Miss
Kate Mathews of Oregon. Ill. is the guest
OF her cousin. Miss AIaude Mathews Mr..
Scott Heard OF Cottage Corner, Ind, and
Mr.. w. ID. Appleton, of Upton, have been
guests the past week OF Mr. and Mrs John
Is visiting Miss Daisy Caldwell. =. Miss
Auda Wilson. of near Rushville, is the
guest OF friends here. The Ladies Aid
OF the River-avenue Baptist Church will
meet Wednesday with Mrs Jose Garri-
son on Division street. Mrs Clara Had
ley Is visiting In Arcadia. "A party COM
posed of James w Morris. Miss Sarah
Carmack and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Car
mack and daughter left Thursday for Los
Angeles. Cal. 10 be gone indefinitely Mr.
and Mrs Charles Martin have returned from
a ten days visit with Mrs. Martins parents
I'm Spencer. Mrs. +. Jacobs and daughter
Mildred are visiting relatives near Moores-
Vile. Mr.. William Gage and family, Of
Upland. have removed here for residence.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mccready has returned from
Josephine Maddox. of Paragon, was the
guest Of Mrs. J. NJ Stierwalt the first of
the week. Miss L.Ottie Wands has returned
from Pittsburg. Miss Lucy Askins, Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
Rushvi1Ie.

Miss Helen Scudder entertained the NJ.
NJ. c. Club Friday afternoon. The ladies
OF the Rushville Social Club served sup
per at the clubhouse Tuesday night. An
old-fashioned dance followed. Mr.. and
Mrs John Foster have returned from
weeks visit at Cambridge City....The last
number of the Rushville lecture course was
given Friday night by Mr.. Durno, the
magician. James kammack, Of Los
Angeles. Cal. is spending a few days here.
Mrs. L. y. Downey is visiting at sum-
mitville. Miss Alma Glore is visiting Mrs.
G. l.. Barge at Indianapolis. Miss Cert
rude Taylor is visiting IN Dallas, Tex.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Hinchman.
MIR. and Mrs. Mauer, of Cincinnati,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A l.
Stewart last week. Miss Emma Cox, OF
Indianapolis, was here Sunday the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Osborne visited at Connersville
last Sunday. Mrs r. A. Mitchell, of In
dianapolis. was here last week the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Legg. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Oliver and children of Corners
vile, are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray, of Nevada,
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. ID. II. Dean
last week. Miss Leona Vance spent Sun
day with friends in indianapolis. Mrs. n.
G. Reeves and Mrs. +. G.. Hackleman en-
tertained the Monday Circle at the home of
Mrs. Hackleman Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Lewis Daily, of Indianapolis, is here the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3. Ligon....
Miss Lucia Wilson was at Oxford, o., last
Sunday the guest of Miss Frances Sexton.
go. THE Merchant of Venice Will be
given by the High School pupils on March
B....The W. r. c. penny social was held
al the home of Mrs. DR.. Lot Green Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Christopher Bloomingdale,
OF Cincinnati, is visiting her parents here.
-. Miss Leah Carmichael. Nellis Kennedy
and Chessie STEERS visited Miss Ethel Amos
at Salem Tuesday Mrs. Clarissa Goddard
and little daughters visited Manila friends
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conversion,
of Paramount, were guests of friends here
last Sunday. Mrs. Frank Lowe has re-
turned from Monticello, where she was
called last week by the death of her faith
er... Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fritter. of In
dianapolis, are here the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Fritter The Monday Circle
met with Mrs. Nettie Stewart Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Leonora Blacklidge read
a paper on Famous Spinsters," and Mrs.
Blanche Abercrombe read a paper on
Women as War Correspondents" Mrs.
Hannah Sexton told a Leap Year Ro-
nance" -. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude kirkpatrick
celebrated the eighth anniversary or their
marriage Monday evening, Feb. -. The
invited guests included the q. @. G. @.
Club and numbered fifty. The house dec
orations were white and red carnations,
roses and sweet peas. Luncheon was served
at 100 p m. Out-Of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. l.. a. kirkpatrick, OF Henderson.
Mrs. Alta CovertsOn, OF Paramount, and
Miss Stanley, of Liberty.
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Franklin.

DR.. J. N. Records spent several days with
North Vernon relatives. Miss nellie VIII
liams returned TO her home In Kokomo
on Tuesday. Mrs c. NJ. Phillips and
with n. NJ Jennings. The Charlotte EN-
erson Club was entertained on Monday by
Mrs. Lola Allen. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. II. ]: Martin: president;
Mrs. Jeffery, vice president; Mrs. w. T.
Stott; secretary, Mrs. John Tarlton; treas
urer; Mrs. Allen. critic; Mrs. Jeffery, Mrs.
utive committee. The Rev w. 1. Alex
ander, OF Argyle ILL.,. visited his parents
in Franklin. Misses Prov, Lula Williams,
Nettie Craft, Ruth Wallace ana nd. Marcia ta
and Mrs. c. II. Voris, formed a party to
hear Patti at indianapolis Wednesday
visit with her daughter in Louisville.
Mrs. Fisk Allen, of Indianapolis, spent sew
eral days at Thomas Moore s; Miss Viola
Murphy of Delphi, came Friday for few
days visit with FRANKLIN friends. John
Hunter. of the rural mail service, came
/ from st. Louis TO spend few days with
his family. IN. ]. Vorls returned Monday
from a two weeks stay In New York.
Miss Helen Bailey was the guest of Scots
burg relatives several days....J. W. La
grange returned Monday from weeks
stay in Ohio. =. Miss Ella Burch. of Bloom
ington, was the guest of Mrs. L. n. Brown
Sunday. Guy Storey left for Ohio Monday
after spending several days with his par
Judah, who has been spending the winter
in Florida, has returned home. Miss Mar
garet Bergan, of Chicago, is the guest of
relatives here. Gerry Tilson and Roy
Waggener are home from Chattanooga.
Misses Mayme and Anna Johnson gave a
shower Tuesday evening for Miss Lena
Holman who is to be married in a few
days. Mrs. Minerva Smith has gone to
Louisville to visit. Mrs. Will Ditmars and
Mrs. John Ditmars went to Columbus
Wednesday for a short stay. Lois Dun
lap returned Tuesday from a visit with
his sister. Mrs. Clifford Schopbell. in
Evansville. Mrs. Il. G. Stimson, of Green's
burg, who has been spending the winter in
Franklin, went to Indiana polls Saturday
for a short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7.
Leach have issued invitations for the mar
rage on March 10 of their daughter, Miss
Bessie Leach, and Frank T.. Miller. Miss
Bessie Scholler is the guest of IndianapO-
lis friends. Mrs. Earl Lafollette, of Leb-
anon, is spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Winchester.
Homer Polk, who has been in the Philip
pines for three years, arrived home Thurs
day. Mrs. Charles Bennett and Miss Min
ME Vaught spent Friday in Shelbyville....
Mrs f. Montgomery, OF Columbus, spent
the latter part of the week with Frank
lin relatives.