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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
HELP WANTED.

MEN, WRITE AT ONCE. AND WE
Will explain how we will make you /.
present of SlO4,oO- give sou spieudd
suit OF clothes every ninety days, eulal go
your picture tree and pay you Il salary VI
ss5.W per month, and All travelling ca
penses, with our check for 5000 when ell
gagged. to take orders for the greatest and
musI reliable Portrait stouse IN the
wctld. Al this will be guaranteed, Ads
dress r.. u, aIaTtei, Dept, III, Chicago. LII.
LADY, NOT UNDER. % YEARS OLD.
accustomed 10 dealing wlth strangers To
assist win books and take charge of of
lice Permanent position, Apply 5os Atlas
Block.
GIRLS, ls 10 % YEARS OF AGE,
familiar with sewing machine Good
wages. Apply z. c. NJ. J. Overall Factory.
\ GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, small family, no Washing Appb
4s9 h. Brigham
COMPETENT Girl. FOR GENERAL
hcuseWotk, good wages and pleasant
room, 8 u Street Rel phone 3sd5-S,
COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN AS
nurse Apply i6l North State Good
wages
YOUNG LADY DESIRES USE or
plano between ana of each evening.
preferably on Brigham or FIRST Street
Address ", care Of Deseret News
MAN WITH RIG 500 MONTH. SEND
for contract. Royal Coop. Mig. Co, In
diQnapOhs, Ind.
GOOD COLLECTOR, WITH WHEEL
$50 per day state age. experience ana
give phone number, Address rs care Of
Deseret News Bus, office
EXPERIENCED LADY WAITRESS
foE dining room work Apply ]. H. r.
EranleIin's, 2ts Main st
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRA PHER.
Young snow, sSi DesereI News IAu-
GOOD WOMAN COOK FOR PRIVATE
Family, To 80 out VI town for summer.
besl wages; Apply es0 LIST ST. Bell phone
ii2Ji Ind. Ills.
A GOOD SEWING Girl. AT 94 so.
West Temple Street.
GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUsEwoRK.
lnust understand cooking, two In family,
Apply AlTs- James u, Jennings, as East
South Temple stteei.
4 YOUNG NURSE GIRL TO ASSIST
WITH care OF baby Apply at llS y ST.
YOUNG NURSE GIRL. No. FORT
Douglas,
AT MRS BENEDtCT"s pREssMAIS-
ing parlors Sps Ienpleton Building.
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
general house work. good wages. Apply
llS East Isl South ST.
Girl. WANTED -FOUR IN FAMILY.
APPLY v ny list North Street.
;,
GIRLS FOR
LAUNDRY WORK IN
ALL pEPARTAll3NTs,
l-k "a
tal SOUTH 9Th EAST S'r.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEC
,9nnqq-nlHa household goods 3l5 state s
HOUSE CLEANING,
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co
o. u "a south. Basement Phones Bell
aa'Gi Ind W.
KAPLhN HOUSE CL,. co. Cleans ey
erSthlne Once ISL Main Phone is6G-y
MACHINERY,
Ii'il ENf aHhf TfNO HANGERS
englnft boilers. tables, hosts gasoline
=, slea-g, ypiupi egaOrsl mo atd pipe, j
d. s|ela- S's South Third West street
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TuTTLE BROTHERS,
S4rnt mod s3a e. 9th South ..--..,,. So, ~
I-rm mot. NS w 9Th South gas ~ ~
s.ra mod s'c IS So !, qth Es s, barn q,
1-rm. cottage, rs 50. sth East sl9e9
2.rm.. renr N So It'll EAst,...-.,. :. ,...t so
l-tn- ltrge and comfortable 0a
rTTfsqi-rife RRornERs iss So. MAIN
NEW MODERN : ROOMS AND
laundIN, GO South NIatn st Enquire NJ
Main street
CLOSE IN GROOM MODERN PRICK
house- carpets ana range Ter sale ~ w.
Fourth South Street
NEW PLANES AT Young BROS
~ HOUSES ALI PRICES hNll KINDS
lue.'e r'i's. -. -..-..l. ~ NV i''' s.1.'e
SEWING MACHINES. 50 PER MONTH
white office ~ w list SO, Phone l2s7-S
Ind Phone MS
rtyTrrE BROTHERS. t5s MAIN 81
We haYe yprre $ office rooms. single
and In sritcs NadcrN block un Main ST.
between ist aYl 2nd South from si2.50 to
S25.7t newly decorated. new floors, laise
rDems
WANTED.
WE BL'Y ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO
seD Horses, COWS lllrness wagons
brass, lion copper furniture from ] piece
"a amy amount stoves ana ranges OF gu
kinds, We make Sunday or evening calls
II needed The Coop Secondhand Store,
22N525 $. Sta1e 81. Bell Phone 9sJe.
TWO ORNAMENTAL IRoN WORK
ers and zone hl9cksmith. apply Chager
Wire ana Iron Works, S5i State Street
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOlJSEw0RK.
coed wages, no washing Apply sQS 2nd
street.
CHILDREN 10 BOARD UNDER l.,
pleasant homie and best Of care. Cot.
Jackson 81. and IN T, Ind phone lis97.
AN ExPERlENe ED AR. III Il cTuR
~ draftsmans no others need Apply. KuSh'
ertoFd 4 Hanson. 40 Security Trust Bldg
-, rIssIris.ILlEp21ATE1Y YOUNG SrE r. VIC TO
sf 5f sss ea9 pFs0t %e. cay sF COZ
1TssgpondsNnce Schools Utah Gas.coke Co
BLDG Room =
ArFsN AND WOMEN no LEARN THE
barber trade. situations or locations tnrp-
lshe9 tuition earned while. learning
sheelal INDUCE Ranis. New catalogue l, ss'
Molers College, " East LIST sou.h street
MORMON GOLD COINS,
Good prices natd. Shenart BOOK COM
Rany' az state Street City
-
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNl-
ture, carpets. stoves. Dach's. III w Isl
South. Formerly on State 81. Phone sS'1'
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
TO, dealers n scrap iron. meiNhe run
hers, bottles, rags etc. Carloads a spe-
Gialty, go and go South First w est 81
Phones Ind, lS21: Bel SA9e~z.
SECOND. HAND FURNITURE. CAR
PETS. stoves. Bicycles. Star Furniture CO.
SlS State ST. Tel, SEEK.
UTAH lIINK CO. HIGHEST PRICE
paid Tor scrap tron. rags, bottles, tubbel
copper brass etc. G. r. Sth So. Tel S2s
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RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH


R.ANCK ADVICE on EARTH
On the Northeast Bench we have q nice
little Groom cottage on 3H5 rods OF
ground, which We can sell on easy terms
sec6 each. Lots ol 10Th So. ana nth
ssse for sAuo rods, on l2,H East s lth
''S KID st near &. a-xs. 5000
9rq st., near $ 2'as7' Win right Of way
Ne orer dne building lot on South
Temple, near N, sltaxlG5 It. FOR $40 per
FARMS AND ACREAGE,
acres or land, goods i.room house
se0O0 this should appeal 10 any one
who Is looking for a snap
For tarms IN any lecatlty see, ,o
suite gll-a d. 4. Malker BIdg.
RANCR HANDLES THE EARTlI,
CANNON q CANNON,
M East south Temple Street,
, 's.o % sTd rs South Wes $40 Be. teot
n'6Nlel H.. among the gcarest track,
nge property 10 Matt ST. at SEQ
peT fcot ~ Il said BY men who
should know that this property
win dO1ble In year
Fine G-rm- modern brick house, In
Forest Dale, lawn, cement wake
and nice shguhheEo- Tot 89aNliN
" CANNON & CANNoN
IS EAs. South Temple street
LOTS ON mp WEST BETWEEN
gain a. NJ lambert se feytoN Ave.
BICYCLE REPAIRING
FIRED g. SANFORD, ggl STATE ST.
nlennE hcyelcs Tor 81 10 Phone ser.
TAIIOI3S
- =. -, /, :,
~, r, Nl-Nttk lle w 80. TEMPLE,
~ Anderson ~ v, SO, Templc st
Low nrLccs gooa work. bsI nhone gaaI-v
lFlioLSlEitING AND REpAlRlNG.
- ~ 'Hi71r-f- ss--s-s
CALL W aAq EITHER PHGNE eOIl
.nIg PIES ana eaylnNtes on lnytninE ia III,
k,{E9goisTsoorS Lac, asll Lake Mattress 4
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WESTERN IDAHO SUGAR 60.
The annual meeting at the stock
holders OF the Western Idaho
Sugar Co, VIII be held a; the Of
nee OF the company, DeseTct News
Annex Salt Lake City, Utah on
Wednesday April 10. 1901, at &
O'Clock y m The purpose OF the
meeting Is 70 elect Board Of DE-
rectors 10 receive the reports or
tlle otticlai y tot lhe pas, fiscal year.
~ may legally come before the
meeting,
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
Secy. & Treas,
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GEORGE O. CANNON AsSO CATION
y East South Temple Street.
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GREAT COPPER KING NJ y NJ. Co
The annual stGckholders' meeting Of Inc
Great Copper King. Mining q Milling
South West Temple Street az 10 O'clock
a, M. ON Tuesday the 9th day OF Anrii
1907, for the election Of Officers anss
transact such other business as NAV Ia.
eally come before The meeting.
M n, FRO1SLAND, President
NJ TRoIsLANp, Secretary.
CLAYTON Ia0VE sTNFNr COMPANY
The annual meeting ~ the stockhoide,s
~ the clayton Investment corrpqny viii
be held M the cQmpatys office 2lO NSws
lsuildlpe SAT- Like CITY Utah oh Nor
day, April 1st. 1907, nj a:sl a. IN. Tor tbe
sGMs YEAR ara iSr ne s' nsne 9hs en- N
such otheT business as may legally come
before said meeting, ''''
/. A, CLAYTON. Secretary.
SAT- Lake city Utah. March SIN, 1907
SANPErE 4 SEWER SUGAR 90.
a special meeting u the storkhoIders ar
the sanpete and Soyer Sugar CDmpanv
WI be beta al the office ~ the COMPANY
no II West Sunth Temple Street. Sal
Lake CITY salt Lake county, Utah al
~ 9glQnk 4, M. on Friday, The 2end day
~ March 1911. cor The purpose of oondd,
erlrr the advisablliy ~ vnlnniarlIv dls.
solving tho said corporation.
y eraet N The President grl1 the noard
II. q, wurrNry soora,n,v
salt Lake City, Utah, March I. 1901,
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LADY, NOT UNDER p YEARS OLD.
accustomed 10 dealing wlth strangers To
assist win books and take charge of OF
Block.
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GIRLS il 10 % YEARS OF AGE,
familiar with sewing machine Good
wages. Apply z. c. NJ. J. Overall Factory.
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\ GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
work, small family no Washing AppS
i59 h. Brigham
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CLEANING.

RUGS cleaned by the month National
House Cleaning Co. SO r. list So. 81,
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INCUBATOR CHICKS; JUST HATCH
ed. ten cents each. Smith Bros, Ranch.
Sixth West near Eleventh South Ben
Phone 1885,.
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.FIFTY-EIVE AND HALE FEET BY
eleven rods in Canyon Road for seven
hundred and nifty dollars, enough gravel
and sand can be sold 10 pay lOl the
ground Enquire Robt Sherwood (Owners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Sept. Mrs. Albert
Wilson of Doddridge Chapel visited
friends here, Friday.
Robert Du Granrut has gone to
North Dakota to work.
Miss Erma McMath is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. McMath near Arlington.
Mesdames Will Swope, L. r. Gresh
and Samuel Hoshour and family spent
Thursday with Mrs. Susan Wilson
south of town.
Mrs. David Nugent is visiting at In
dianapolfS.
Miss Ina Burns has gone to Manila
where she will teach this winter. Her
sister, Miss Mabel Burns, will also
teach in Rush county.
Mrs Joseph Bender of Cambridge
City visited friends Friday.
Robert Mcdaniel has returned from
q visit at Winchester.
Mrs Earl Doddridge of Doddridge
Chapel visited friends Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
LIBERTY, IND.

Liberty, Ind, Sept. 10. P. Phares
! was a Connersville visitor Thursday.
Mrs Smith Creed and son, of Madi-
sonville, Ohio, are guests of S. w.
Creed and wife,
r. M. Wilson of College Corner, was
Liberty visitor Thursday.
DIR. w. w. Shriner of Cincinnati, is
spending this week with Liberty
friends.
Frank Lashley, of Centerville, was
greeting old friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Leroy Martin spent part of this
week with Connersville friends.
Mrs. Clara Bowers of Indianapolis is
the guest of friends here.
John Peters of Indianapolis was the
guest of friends here Thursday.
Chas. Bake and daughter Floy of
Contreras, spent Thursday in Liberty.
J. Frank Rude is at Columbus, Ohio,
managing Rude Bros, display at the
Ohio state fair.
Nick Ross, Of Cincinnati was the
guest of friends here Thursday.
James Davis and wife and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, have
returned from an outing at Curtis
Lake, Mich.
Charles Fry, of Cincinnati, who has
been spending his vacation with his
father, near Fairfield, was greeting old
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Chatfield of indianapolis,
is the guest of Mrs. James Wilson
Leroy Martin was an Indianapolis
visitor Thursday.
Elisha Bolton and Chase Brookbank
spent Thursday in Connersville.
Jerry Sullivan, wife and son and
Miss Mabel Beresford, who have been
the guests of Steve O'Neal and family,
left Tuesday for their home in Birming-
ham, Alabama.
Frank Switzerland of Mishawaka,
Ind, was Liberty visitor Thursday.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Sept. miss Martha Wilson
and guests. Mrs. Laura Wilson and
Mrs. Edith France. spent Friday with
Marcus Wilson at Centerville.
Maurice Freeman of Franklin, was
in town Friday.
Rev. H. w. Robbins Of Greenfield,
was here greeting old friends Friday.
Miss Madge and Lena King enter
tanned at 6 O'Clock dinner, Thursday,
Miss Clara Head.
Several from here attended the Con-
nersville fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalman Penny OF
Fountain City, are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ceneworth Of
Lynn, have been visiting at Rev. God
wins.
Miss Hazel McGeth has returned
from a visit to Mecca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Johnson OF
Anderson, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Johnson.
Dublin teachers attended the teach.
ers' institute at Cambridge City.
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EATON. OHIO.

Eaton, o., Sept. Leslie Reid and
G. A. Began of New Paris were Eaton
visitors Friday
Sheriff j. w. Hoffman was in Co.
lumbus Friday, taking Emma Dearth,
George Cottrell and Willis Vance to
the Home for feeble minded youth.
They were formerly inmates of the
Children's home here.
Stanley Hart was her from Twin
township Friday.
G. b. McClelland, who has ben visit
ing the Hilbert family has returned
to his home in Cincinnati
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jefferson Friday
morning.
Misses Pauline and Gretchen Old
father are spending Saturday and
Sunday in Lewisburg with relatives
Judge V. v. Brumbaugh attended
the reunion of the Brumbaugh- Rjne-
hart families at Union, o., Saturday
William Rehfuss of Peoria, Ill, is
visiting his parents here.
Charles Matthews of Lewisburg was
here Friday.
W. o. Gross and wife were Dayton
visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Campbell of
Dayton are visiting local relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
JACKSONBURG, IND.

Jacksonburg, Ind. Sept. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lutz of Fortville were Wis
iting James Underwood and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Cass Tomlin of Richmond
have returned from fishing trip a,
Feeders dam.
Mrs. Charles Miller who has been
sick, Is much better.
School opens Monday, September 9
Rev. Pierce Franklin began a pro
tracted meeting here Friday evening
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Rachel Coffman is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Pitts at louisville, In
diana.
John Coffman was at Dayton, o.
Bartie Wickersham and family have
moved back to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and child
rem were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Scott of New Castle.
Mrs. Jos. Blose of Abingdon has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Splitter.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, Sept. Mere
dith Matthews will leave Monday for
Lafayette, to enter Purdue university.
He will take up the study of electrical
engineering.
Mrs ]. B. Routh was in Indianapolis
Thursday in attendance to the funeral
of Mrs. Ferguson, an old time friend.
Mrs. o. L. Galloway is quite ill at her
home on West Church street, threaten
ed with fever.
Miss Tillie Kepler has returned to In
dianapolis after visit of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kepler in East Cambridge.
Mrs. Matthew Williams and daughter
Ruth, returned from Indianapolis yes
terday, after a weeks visit with rela-
tives there.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert CrossIey have
returned from Muncie, where they have
been to attend the wedding of their
neice, Miss Palladium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Howard of
MORRISON, ILL.,, have arrived to remain
until after the home coming.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler have
returned from indianapolis where they
are visiting relatives.
Russell Ware will spend Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. Wise, at Connersville.
Robert Galloway and wife of Green
field came today to be the guests of his
mother, Mrs. M. Galloway, for a few
days.
Miss Irene Murphy and brother Joe
Of Wabash, have returned home after
very pleasant visit with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebert and
other elatives.
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The Cary Club of Milton Will Open
Its New Program on September II

Milton, Ind, Sept. THE following
is the program for 19O7-OS for the
| Carey club. This club was organized
in 1880, and has thirty-three members.
| Sept 12-President's day. Nee
with Mrs. Gresh. Responses-"Sum
mer Memories
/ Sept. 26.-Meet with Mrs. Morris. Re
sponses-"Peace Movement" Program
arranged by Mrs. Lantz, Mrs. D. II
Warren, Mrs. VIM. Ferris, Mrs. Jud
kins.
Oct. 1O.-Meet with Mrs. L. w. Bee
son. Responses-"Indiana Pro
gram arranged by Mrs. l.. III. Warren
Mrs. Manlove, Mrs. Templin, Mrs. Itel-
sey.
Oct. 24-Meet with Mrs Parkins.
Responsibilities" Program ar
ranged by Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Thorn
burg, Mrs. Hurst.
Nov. Meet with Miss Beeson.
Responses - Mental Therapeutics -
Program arranged by Mrs. d. H. War
rem, Mrs. Parkins, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
E. Doty.
Nov. 21-Meet with Mrs. E. p Jones
Responses Patriotism" Program
arranged by Mrs. Moore, Miss Michael,
Mrs. r. w. Warren, Mrs. E. P. Jones.
Dec. 5-"Gentlemen's Night" Com
mittee-Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. E. p Jones.
Dec. 19.-Meet with Mrs. VIM. Ferris.
Responses Women" Program
arranged by Mrs. Gresh, Mrs. Kinsey,
Mrs Brown, Mrs. Wood.
Jan. Meet with Mrs. Ferguson.
Responses "Dreams." Program ar
ranged by Miss Jones, Miss Newman,
Miss Beeson, Mrs. Morris.
Jan. 16.-Meet with Mrs. Moore. Re-
sponses-"Child Labor" Program ar
ranged by Mrs. E. P. Jones, Mrs. Chas.
Ferris. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Michael.
Jan. 3O.-Meet with Mrs. L. H. Warren.
Responses Hymns" Pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Judkins, Mrs.
Feguson, Mrs. Beeson, Miss Benner,
Mrs. Lantz.
Feb. 13.-Meet with Mrs. Kinsey.
Responses Municipal Ownership Of
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NEW PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris. o.. Sept. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. G.. Reid returned home Thursday
after several days visit with relatives
in Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Price of vermillion. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Jen-
ny Kessler. returned home Friday.
Miss Keitha Hawley of Newport.
Ky. was the guest of Mrs. Maude Ar
nod, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coblentz are
visiting Charles Coblentz and family at
DAYTON this week
Perry Potts OF West Elkton visited his
sister. Mrs Kuth. the latter part of
the week
James Fender of Elwood and John
Fender of Muncie. visited their sis
ter. Mrs. J. jarrett this week and to-
gether with Mr. and Mrs. jarrett. at
tended the Fender reunion at Glen Mil
Ter park, Wednesda% -
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Public Utilities Program arranged
by Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Kelsey
/ Mrs. Thornburg.
| Feb. 2O.-Guest day, with Mrs. E. R
Jones. Committee-Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. E. P Jones.
Feb. 27.-Meet with Miss Jones. Re
sponses-"Civic Improvement" Pro
gram arranged by Mrs. Parkins, Mrs
L. H. Warren, Mrs. Templin, Mrs
Brown.
March INJECT with Mrs. r. w
Warren. Responses "Organized Re
ligious Work Outside of the Church
Program arranged by Mrs. Warren,
Mrs. Gresh Election of officers.
March 26.-Meet with Mrs. Templin
Responses-"Trees" Program arrang-
ed by Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Beeson, Mrs.
z. Doty, Mrs. Lindsay.
April 9-Meet with Mrs. Chas. Fer
ris. Responses Magazines Pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Ferguson, Miss
Beeson, Mrs Manlove, Miss Jones.
April 23.-Meet with Mrs. Manlove.
Responses-"Arts and Crafts Pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Morris, Mrs.
Wood, Mrs. Moore. Miss Benner.
May Meet with Mrs. Hart. Re-
sponses-"New Books" Program ar
ranged by Mrs. Wilson, Miss Newman,
Mrs R. W. Warren, Mrs. Chas. Ferris.
May 21.-Meet with Mrs. Lindsay. Re-
sponses- Program arranged
by Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ferris, Miss Jones,
Mrs. Hurst.
June Meet with Mrs. f. M. Jones.
Responses-"New Things in Science"
Program arranged by Mrs. Kinsey, Mrs
Hart, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Parkins.
OFFICERS
President-Mrs. Alice Gresh.
Vice Pesident-Mrs. l.. H. Warren.
Secretary-Mrs. Walter Wood.
Assistant Secretary-Miss Marie Ben
ner.
Treasurer-Mrs. Templin.
Librarian-Mrs. Chas. Ferris.
Critics-Mrs. Lantz, Mrs. E. p. Jones.
Program Committee-Mrs. Fergusan,
Mrs Wood, Mrs. E. p. Jones.
Music Committee-Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Lindsay.
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The NEWS OF THREE COUNTIES
ECONOMY, IND.

Economy, Ind, Sept = Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Swain and Mr. and Mrs. ]
o. Edwards have gone on a trip to ok
lahoma.
Miss Mira Kimball went to Muncie
Wednesday.
Lon Edwards went to Richmond on
business, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin enter
tanned Mrs. VIII Parker, Nora McCau
less and Opal Parker of Carlos City
this week
. Mrs. Asenath Osborn is visiting her
son, Worth Osborn and family visited
this week near Winchester
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hiatt are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Shively at Burke
Hill.
Orrison Morrison has moved to NJ
Strickler's farm near Hagerstown.
NJ. P. Bartlett is moving from Farm
land to the George Scantland farm.
Mrs. Mary Veal of Coffeeville, Kan
sas, who has been visiting relatives
here the past week, started for her
western home, Wednesday.
Miss Edith Lamb who has been af-
flicted with heart trouble many weeks
is regaining her usual health.
Charles Williams of Muncie was
here, Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Hiatt took her mother,
Elizabeth Potter, to Greensboro, on
Thursday.
John Bish went to Williamsburg,
Thursday on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hensley returned
to Pittsburg, Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. c. Poarch returned to her
home in Chicago, Wednesday.
Lewis Chamness and Frank Daugh-
ty were in Richmond, Thursday.
There was no little excitement
caused here this week by a prominent
farmer thinking some one had stolen
his horse and buggy. The rig came up
after a day or so overtime.
Many people visited the scene Of the
freight wreck that occurred west of
Economy on the c., c. & L. early
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Morrison and George
Cook started today on their annual
to Michigan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
WILL ERECT NEW CHURCH
AT AN EARLY DATE.
Building Committee Held Meeting
at Cambridge City the Past
Week.

Cambridge City. Ind, Sept. T.
The building committe of the Metho-
dist church met this week and discus
sed plans for a new church building.
1t is their intention to erect a new
place of worship in the near future.
AS yet the site has not been secured.
The members of this committee are
as follows: c. H. Carver, president;
T. Frazier, secretary and c. T.
Wright treasurer