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Barbour County index., 1906-06-13
500 Beautiful Pictures on Sale Thursday

people there tn ought They'll could
see it coming over the raise out
east of town but il really MEYER ap-
peared. The price of lots went up
about 2oo% highet thar they ought
to have gone but the boom. never
appeared as it did in Wichita and
number of other PLACES. 4 !; 7. !.
In those days the leading |Ediver-
sion of the young was the dance.
There were no bats upat thEse fes-
tive gatherings in the way Of d}ess
or aristocratic. lineage. iQveralls
and woollen shirt IS were plentiful
and the absence of a cbat Was no
barrier to admis sion. Things have
changed. If you will look dyer the
estimates that have been prepared
regarding the coming wheat crop
you will find til at Barber county
stands we'll up in the list of wheat
counties. Medi icine Lodge hasn't
grown to be a reat cisy, but il IS
a pretty town VI 18th a SECULAR for
est of trees almost hidipg some Of
the houses, and with !; a prospect
ahead of being the division. point
on the new RAILROAD that is Iibuild-
ing and which will connect St with
the Gulf. We can observe that
the inhabitants are getting to- be
trifie chesty over sheiri; town,
which is a good sign. 1--WE hate to
go into town where tall iofI the
people, or nearly all, fare telling
what a poor to- Jvn it is and how
they would like to sellsout and 60
where there was somethingl doing.
Years ago it would haye been easy
to find that sort Of people ih Med
icine Lodge but now ybu can hear
the inhabitants ,predict Hat the
time is coming wi hen the old town
will have 1000 Or 5000 people.
They may overestimath itIa thous-
and or two but that isn't la bad
tdea either. The people are lay
ing cement walks in different parts
of the town. 1t: is ;he popular
thing to do now and Within few
years it will be,a well baved city.
Medicine Lodge hds the best
water in that part of tie state and
this is a factor depended on to help
pull the division pointi /;
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ARTHUR SPARKS CASE REV vB RS ed.

The court of .aPpeal5 in ST. Paul
has reversed the decision Of the Ok
lahoma courts in the dase. against
Arthur Sparks,Who was Sentenced
to five years in the pelitentiary on
the charge of stealing thirty FIVE
head of cattle from Gl E. Storm oi
Woodward, ,Okl,in September, 1902,
An affidavit signed by|G. e, Storm
which said he believed a great in
justice had been done lMrI liSparks
was largely responsible forithe re-
veisal of the case. Il u
Arthur is brother to LID. and
Guy c. Sparks lof this icounty. Ht
was member Iof the Kansas City
detective force severaE years and is
now in the ticket brokerage busij
ness in that city. i |
The decision of thelU. S. codr
of appeals is almost Equivalent ID
acquittal. Since the pwher Of thu
cattle has been convinced that id
is not guilty,it isvery probable tha
the case will n not be tried in th,
Oklahoma court again. /
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EQUALIZATION MATTERS.

The county commissioners,as a
Board of Equalization, met less
trouble in their meeting last week
than for many years. They com :
mend t he work of all the assessors
except the Valley township assess
dr. His work is not yet complete
and in order to give him more
time the matter of equalizing has
been held open until the July meet
ing.
The work of the assessors was
disturbed very little. In Aetna
township the real estate valuation
was raised 10 per cent, putting it
back where it was last year, and
Deerhead was raised S per cent.
f; A few of the merchants in differ
ent parts of the county were raised
as follows:
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The citizens of thu Lasswell.
Eagle vicinity were out en- snasse
Sunday night of last week hunting
for a lost man. A young man who
works for Geo. Mote had' been
spending the day at Ahgell's He
started for home in the evening" but
failed to show up at tho Mstefanch,
He was riding a colt npt we'll brokt
en- and the night wad dark and
stormy. His friends got to shink.
ing that perhaps he was thrown
from the colt and killed or'perhaps
bolt of lightning had struck him
and everybody in the 1eighbSrhood
was out in the search He was
found Monday afterndon a: short
distance below the state line trying
to find his way out, sal 9e and Sound.
He explained that he Ipst the road
after it became dark ahd had rid
den all night and udtil he was
found the following dAy trying to
find himself. It is anleasy matter
to get lost on the praifie. If you
doubt it, turn yourself lcose Jon the
lopen range on dark blight.
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Harper just can't behave. The
brutal murder of John Mills, a bus
driver, was even more barbarous
than her former shootings and kill
lngs. Gov. Hoch has offered a re-
ward of S 300 for the arrest of the
murderer, which, added to what
Harper county and Harper city
have offered, makes the fend's S
hide worth about $1,000. Our
neighbor city has had much unde-
sirahle advertising in the past year.
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ABOUT FREIGHT RATES.

Last week WA. Mayhdd went
down to Ava}d andI shipped his
engine up, it costing him s. for +
haul of about that many sniles d
81 per mile. lat this ratF "a CAP
from here to Kansas citk would
cost about $3.50 whea $5p would
be high. Ofqourse i small haul
should cost more, possibly|5 81 mo4
proportionately over she long haus.
A few weeks ago the 1riftwedd
Telephone CO. shipped d Gar LOAD
of poles costiHgi about eight cents
each and the freight Ion them w3s
about fifteen dents esch pr nearly
double the cost of thu POLES. |
Freight has been tie chief reash
of our coal go stingI neatly thr4s
times as much as it should. Cap,
ron Hustler. i II
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A HAIL STORM.

The Canema neighborhood in
the Elwood-Eagle vicinity was Wis
tied by rather destructive hail
storm Saturday afternoon. The
fruit crop is reported entirely ruin.
ed in narrow strip of country and
the damage to wheat is placed al
about twenty per cent. Other crop:
were considerably cut up but will
grow out again.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

Harry McGuire,son 4f Mri and
Mrs. Jas. MCGUIRE of THIS township,
graduated from the Kansas State
Normal at Emperia last Wsdnes.j
day. Yesterday he waF married to-
Miss Frances Morris Of WoodsI
county, Oklahoma, and he aid his
bride are expected here this week
Prof. Mcclure has bedn employed
to teach vocal music iu the Merton
County High School lnext yeari
Next week we expect TO publish a.
more extended account Of the mar
riage. ALI Barber ccuhty is proud
of Harry and his excellent aChieye-l'
mentS. /
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Mrs. c. B. Kinkaid became much
worse again last week hnd on Sat
urday Mr.. Kinkaid, assisted by DR..
Donovan and Mrs. c. B. Ctrrie,
took her to Wichita fof treatment.
She stood the trip WE'LL and latest
reports are that there il some inn
provement in her condition. Netv-
BUSINESS superinduced Hy spinal af-
fection seems to be the trouble.
Her friends sincerely hope fdr her
early recovery. |
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People say that the finest grocer
les in town are at H. Z. Wood
wards & Sons. Phone a8.

For SALE-One Champiols bin
der, seven-foot cut, harvested a4o
acres.-A. T. TincheT, 2 miles.
southeast of Sharon
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! In the Isabel and Valley town
ship tangle, County Clerk Wilson
was appointed special assessor to
assess the real estate and it is our
opinion that Valleys showing will
be equally as creditable as that of
other townships.
The board,after completing tax
aticn matters, transacted some lit
tie business as a board of commits
sioners. A bond compromise was
closed up and VIM. Gesner, trustee
of Kiowa township, was appointed
to confsr with Woods county, Ok,
officials about repairing the road
on the county and state line and
also about putting in a bridge at
Driftwood, and report at the July
meeting. The plan is for the two
counties to work together, each as
Stunning an equal share of expense
and responsibility.
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Kramer's Wanda, bigh patent
flour, is the best in the market.
Sold by II. D. Fair.
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We have a cqntrihi iltio4 for putt-
llcation but the writer failes, 70
disclose his OF her naspe. Ii.hd r.s4e
will let his orher ideptity be knoNn
it will be pablished NEXT wsex
The name will'be %ithheld frof,
publication, put it id an Elnproksn
rule that publishers .nust know ~
author before publishing An article
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SPAULDlNG.JOHNSON.

i Arthur N. Spaulding and Alta J..
johnson of Kiowa were married by
Father Maloney of Danville on
Sunday, June 10th. The groom is
connected with the First National
Bank of Kiowa and has a bright
future before him. Both he and
his bride are among that city's
inostpopular young people.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

The railroad boys had al gala
afternoon in Bisby's soft drink par
lor Friday afternoon. One mans
head and chair collidsd and it
required considerable argument to
convince the man tn 1t it was. a
joke. The man was a little dizzy
and he was slow to conceive the
why, the who and the whence.
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Mrs. J. H. Johnson Of KANSAS <,
City who has BEEN visiting with
Mrs. c. N. Marshall several weeks,
returned to her home last Thurs
day. During her visit here sh4 was
quite sick and had not fully ''tecov.
cred when she left. Il.
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Mrs. Will Lusk and fhe baby re-;
turned to their home at sAnthony;
last Thursday. Mrs. LAlsk's sister,.
Miss Gladys Rhoades,atcpmpanied,
her and will visit with her about
month. /.
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Il is always policy to get the
best. Buy Red Star Flour.

The preliminary hearing of'Jol-
ly,. the railroad man accused OF
passing bogus checks, was again
postponed when called for hearing
in Justice Collins ourt last Friday.
lt is set for Tune goth.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

-t---r
About every other fellow you
meet these days has something te
say about the hot weather. And
there is some cause fof complaint
but just think of what the fandi.
dates for office are ersduringI We
know Of some to whom thei mid
day sun feels as cool as a cllcum.
Der on ice. ss /
Chas. Marshall IS. reaching out
and will soon be strictly il the
capitalist class. He got a 3;horse
motor attachment for his buggy
Saturday and when he gets livery.
thing regulated properly ha will
make the commoH herd thinE thai
they are mighty slow The luxury
cost him an even hundred. H
J. R. Mccoy suffered a partial
paralytic stroke Friday mdrning
and has been disabled sincs that
time. He was improving AMI able
to be up at last reports andI it i:
thought that he Will soonS have
complete use of himself again
The right side was affected and
when first stricken he had no us.
of his right arm and leg and speech
wazanterrupted.z II Hi / i
A fine girl was born to II. r
Froman and wife Sunday night
June 10th. DR.. Coleman in at,
tendance and all doing hicely
The young lady tipped the .beam
at III pounds strong and Bob i:
feeling his oats to- such an sxtent
that he looks irn important. / Sun;
day, by the way,was Children;
Day everywhere. ! / / /
Sheriff Haun saw and Ialked
with Elias Pelton, VIII b waE sen1
to the asylum at Osawatomse, on
his recent official tripithere. { Ella;
asked him to tell the people d
Barber county that he (Elias) wa!
not responsible for the Sa1Frani
cisco calamity, that he, was Safe ID
the coop at the time. EliasIis one
of them who may justly claim tha1
he 'may be crazy: but he aiht nc
fool I'LL /
DR.. Leon Osbotn, son of Nv. G
Osborn and wife Sf Mingonaitown.
ship, has located himself In tn;
practice of dentistry at dreens;
burg. DR.. Osborn is a graduate!
from the Kansas City Dental Coll
lege and has had; several years d
practical experience under pne d
the best dentists tn ChicagoI Thl
Chicago dentist tried hard tb keei
him, even writing to.Dr. MEAllis
ter of this city, asking him 10 us|
his influence andlurge his Rarenf
to do the same. but to no av}il. .ThI
people of Kiowa county wilt maxi
no mistake in entfustind thei
| work to his care.s /. =
Miss Lucille May Melvilli, VIII
assisted home talent here on sevef
al occasions during the wAter, !.
now with the Berger Sto ck| Com
pany at Albuquerque. Tie fol
lowing appeared Id an Alsuduet
que paper CONCERNING har Las
week: "Miss Lucille May, The LIT
tie lady that sings and daaces 4
the Casino with THE Bergef- -Grosg
Stock Company made hsf gre4
hit since coming g the Easinf
} last night, in the singing lofI M
Merry oldsmobise-' Miss May hA
a really wonderful IvoiceJ for |.
) child. and controls it with artist
precision. Her songsI and :idancS
are the best ever| given inI Alb&
querque by = iuaeniles pez9prmey.
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10 Cents Richardson Longman Lodge BOO

For SALE-5oo bushels Of Ohaags
Cane SEEDS. w. Alfred g.: Son,
Sharon, Kansas. l. I
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'sheriff" Hugh Rapkin, high.
prophet and political "It''s of Shar.
on township, was mixing with the
county seat medicine makers on
Saturday. Hugh wears a smile
that simply won't come off which,
psychological IL. Ds tell US, means.
that he has the precious promise
Hon. H. c. Walker, tho tall
sycamore of Turkey Greek, was in;
the city Monday and got "fainedi
in" His fathers healthi is quite
poorly and this prevents his conn.,
ing to the county seat often but;
the doors of everybddy's houses
are open to him when he does
come. !
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X. A. Edgar and daughter de-
parted for lola on Monday. Mr..
Edgar was relieved as Santa Fe
agent at this point Saturday by
MI Williams from Clearwater. R.
A. says he will continue to remain
in the Santa Fe service but expects
to take a short rest before taking a
new hold. He will be assigned to
a city in Colorado when he goes
to work again.
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] Barber county has added another
4. 20. lawyer to her string of legal
talent. Fred F. Perry graduated
fr ro!n the University law course last
week. Fred has the stuff in him
ID make an excellent lawyer.
Here's the glad hand.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

On account of the difficulty
about getting steel, the tradklay-
ing on the Denver. Kansas &. Gulf
out of Kiowa has been held Up for
some time but the prospects are
that work will proceed this; week,
Only about two miles Of track
have been put down tb date.|
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

For SALE-A new 4-rboni cot.
tage with bath, in splendid sloca.
tion. Easy payments. Addres:
M. N. Sample, Jeffersohville,t Ind
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i a booze drummer of Kansas City
has filed damage suit for $1o,-
900 against a dozen of Stafford
women. The women egged him
out of town recently when he
s'made' that town to "sell" the
ioihtists. He alleges that the
mayor and marshal of the city not
only did not cause the arrest OF
the women but they actually en-
couraged them in the egg fusilade.
He; also alleges that he lost a S.
hat and a $45 suit of clothes in the
battle. The suit is filed in the
federal court at Wichita and prom
ises to be interesting.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

Good as Gold-Peoples ShprlyI
Co. cream separator, $b to SIS &C,
cerding to size, cash. or ! note;
Reuben Lake, General AgentaLake:
City, KS, Waldron Chhse, Agent,:
Medicine Lodge; T. H. Tfice,i Sha-.
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While at Topeka last week
County Attorney Griffin urged
Gov. Hoch to take up the appli-
cation of John Tyree, who is serv-
ing time in the penitentiary, for a
IpaFdon but the Governor was de.
|cidedly opposed to doing anything.
/ The sentiment here is very pro-
nohnced in favor of MIR. Tyree.
OHri people feel that he has suffered
mere than enough punishment for
the small crime committed and
even the county attorney who con-
yisted him, the jury who found
hiin guilty and the presiding judge
all join in the request for pardon
orparoIe. In view of the fact that
seHe raj Others sent to the peniten-
tiary from this county, convicted
ofmuch greater crimes, have been
granted their liberty while Mr..
Tpree is scarcely given a corteous
wbrd, the Governors action has
edtasioned some strong language
on the part of many of our citizens
There are two many brands ol
rEtice in this country.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13

About every other fellow you
meet these days has something to
say about the hot weather. And
there is some cause fof complaint,
but just think of what the fandi-
dates for office are enduring| We
know of some to whom the! mid
day sun feels as cool as a ctlcum-
Der on ice. III
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
Two Thousand Whites and
Blacks Engage in a Bloody
Fiuht at Resort.
THE WHITES VICTORIOUS
NEGROES SNATCH SOUVENIRS
WHICH Anglers WHITES AND
TROUBLE FOLLOWED - MANY
BANDAGED HEADS.
Publishers Press1

Detroit, 49,, --~.,. IA sudden
race riot, wherein a maddened mob OF
1000 whites and blacks Of both sexes
fought with canoe paddles, seized
from souvenir stalls, umbrellas, canes
and clubs and which ended in vic
tory for the whites, is told of by sew
eral of the 200 representatives of the
Social Six from Detroit, who return
ed from the melee at Put-in-Bay, o..
with bandaged heads and limbs. The
ARRAY started, it Is said, when two ne
groes in a spirit OF mischief snatched
two leather souvenirs from stall at
Putin Bay, where the branches of the
Social Six' from Detroit, Cleveland,
Sandusky and Toledo were enjoying
an outing. The offenders trampled the
souvenirs in the dirt and when Off
GERS tried to arrest them in saloon
the riot was precipitated. The whites
occurred reinforcements by ringing all
the fire alarms
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
NEW PARIS.

New Paris, O., Aug. 81. (Sp1)-Lee
Thurston, Rev. Miller, Robert Boyle
and Deslin Reid left Sunday for two
weeks camp near Whitewater. They
took a small boat with them besides
various other sporting outfits.
Mrs. VIII Partridge and daughter,
Miss Mabel and Miss Eta Pollock,
of Butler, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Coblentz and
Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Mckee spent Sun
day in Chicago.
Miss Grace Samuels returned yes
terday from a few days visit at
West Manchester.
Charles Treffinger of Fit Wayne.
was here a few days visiting old
friends
A jolly party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bradley of Los Angeles,
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shoemaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shearer and Mr..
and Mrs. Burlie McGill, went to Day
ton today on a pleasure trip.
Chestine Nelson and Hector Nelson
went to Straughns, Ind, Monday for
a weeks visit
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
Premier StoIyoin's Plans.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 21-Premier
Stolypin evidently finds it impossible
to accomplish the difficult task of sup
pressing the revolution on one hand
fand introducing reform on the other,
and it now appears that the cabinet
will practically limit itself, SO far as
the reform end of the program is
concerned, to preparing projects of
law for submission to parliament next
winter. Commissions are being ere
ated in all the ministries to elaborate
law projects covering every possible
question, from a commission for the
solution of the agrarian and labor
nyoblems to one in the ministry of
Anance for a revision of RusSia's
system. 1t is claimed that
this relapse into the old-fashioned
methods of the bureaucracy augurs i'll
for the success of the reorgan ized
cabinet.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
CENTERVILLE.

Centerville, Aug. p. tSpl)-Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Clevenger entertained
at dinner on Tuesday, A L. Grim, of
Charlottesville and Prof l. E. Halves
of Ada, Ohio.
Greensboro, was the guest of Miss
Myrtle Appleton last Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Matte klinck and her son.
Walter, of Muncie, returned home
Monday, after a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward King
The Rev. and Mrs. r. Scott Hyde
and daughter, Hortense, of Bedford,
Ind, were guests of Thomas Clefen-
ger and family on Monday.
C. E. Newlin of Indianapolis was en-
tertained at dinner on Tuesday By
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Robbins.
Mrs. Charles E. Dynes and her son.
Leslie, OF Albuquerque, New Mexico.
came Saturday for a visit of several
weeks with County Commissioner
John F. Dynes and family.
Mrs. Matte Lundy Watts of Up
han, North Dakota, is visiting her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarrett OF
New Paris, o., Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Jarrett and Mr.. William Jarrett of
near Abingdon, were entertained on
Saturday by DIR. II. Gabel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ryan enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday, Mrs.
Laura Gates and her daughter, Inez,
and Helen of Indianapolis, Mrs. Carl
Stricken and daughter. Miss Fern of
West Richmond and Mrs. David Cor
man of Centerville.
Miss Maud Brooks and her brother
Clyde Brooks of Greensboro, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Cornelius.
Rebecca and Bertha Lewis of Day
ton, Ohio, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter kitterman
and family, near Jacksonburg, Carl
Lundy and family of Williamsburg,
Mrs. Matte l.. Watts of Uphan, North
Dakota, Mrs. Laura Lundy and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Green and
Clyde B. Lundy, all of Centeryille,
were guests at dinner on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lundy near
Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. DeMoss enter
tanned at supper on Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Spahr and family of
Doddridge, and Mrs. lone Stiggle-
man of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
WEST GROVE.

West Grove. Aug. 81. (SpD-The
Rev. NJ. o. Robbins. of Blocher. Scott
county, Ind, who is visiting relatives
at his native home in Abingdon town
ship, with Mrs Robbins and their
two children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Hare on Tuesday.
r. A Bellew and his daughter Miss
Nora Bel1ew, of Fayetville. Arkan.
sas, arrived several weeks ago to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Almond
Osborne Mr.. Bellew left this week
for a visit to relatives in Tennessee.
Miss Bellew will remain some time
with her aunt. Mrs. Osborne.
Miss Gladys Hauckmeier of Indi-
annapolis is spending several weeks
with Mrs Almond Osborne.
Mrs. Clara Darnell, daughter and
son, of Liberty spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Almand Osborne and
family.
The West Grove cemetery is kept
in better condition than most of the
country burial grounds. Many of
those who have relatives laid there
esteem it sacred duty to keep the
cemetery in good condition.
Next Sunday will be the regular
appointment for meeting for worship
at the West Grove church. Rev. "A
ron Napier of Centerville will con-
duct services at 2:30 p. m. Everybody
invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-22
WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg, Ind. Aug. 81. (SpD
The Friends Sunday school held
their annual picnic near Center
church last Wednesday.
Linus Meredith has completed his
work with the Wabash Valley Trac-
ton Co.. and has returned home.
J. H. Clements and DR.. w. M. Helm
attended the Muncie fair last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Mausey of
Rushville are visiting with the lat
ters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Davis and
children of near Centerville were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farmer
last Sunday.
Miss Anna Davis of Richmond Wis
tied with Miss Lillian Reynolds last
week.
Miss Lena Coffin of Richmond was
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Clements.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield of Spencer
have been visiting their son, Robert
of this place.
Milo Cranor, George Duqe, and l..
n. Cranor went to Michigan Sunday
evening on their annual outing. They
will be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gates and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones of Rich
mond spent Sunday here.
Oran Gates and Washington Hutch
ems went to Economy Sunday to at
tend the camp meeting.
Thomas Hall and Miss Estella Will
liams were married at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alpheus Williams by Rev. w. w.
Brown, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Foun-
tain City and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Townsend of Dayton, o., were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Rob-
erts Sunday.
Prof Louis Campbell and family of
Richmond visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs Albert Franklin is convalesc-
ing.
The condition of Eugene Anderson
is very encouraging