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New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
PEACE SOCIETY DINNER.
Members Of Press Guests-CarmegIe
Wanted To Be Reporter.

NewsDaper and magazine publishers and writers
dned last night as guests Of the Peace Society OF
New York at the Yale Club in west 44lh street.
IN furtherance of the socety's object of securing
International peace.
Andrew Carnegie president Of the society, could
not attend but hts letter OF regret was hatter-
ing TO the newspaper men present revealing tnaI =
had been his boyhood ambition to be a reporter.
Representative Richard Bartholdt, Of Missouri
president of the Interparlamentary Union for Pro
motion Of International Arbitration, also sent nus
regrets but his letter contained the following IN
teresting paragraph:
Il am pleased TO inform you that by invitation Of
President Roosevelt I shall. within the next few
davs officially present to him the programme as
arranged and agreed to by the IuterparliarnentaTy
Union for the next Hague conference The pro
gIamme consists of three propositions l. Ihat
the Hague conference be made a permanent BODY.
3 That an arbitration treaty be negotiated be-
tween the several governments 3. That the ques-
ton of disarmament 10 considered at tho con-
ference"
Among those present were Herman Ridder.
of the Stats Zeitung': Rollo Ogden. of Tho
Evening POST: II. q. Wright of "The Globe;
George Haven Putnam, of "Putnanl's Monthly
Edward J. Wheeler, Of Current Literature; Col
oueI George Harvey, of "EIaTper's Weekly; H. '.
Lamont, OF The Nation; Robert J. Collier, OF
Golfers Weekly; Bradford Merrill, of The
American; st. Clair NIcKelway, Of "The Brooklyn
Eagle: William Dean Howells, of 'HaTpers
Monthly; Hamilton Holt. of THE Independent;
Samuel L. Moffett, Golfers Weekly; Arthur
T Vance, of ''Woman's Home Companion; Erwin
Wardman, of 1.-The New York Press; Clarence W.
Bowen, of The Independent; Harry Thurston
Peck Of 1.-The Bookman"; Erman J. Ridgway. CT
the Ridgway Company; A. Leroy Lawson OF Reu-
ter's; William y Woods. Of The Literary Dt-
Eest''; Robert w. johnson, Of The Century
Charles G. Stoddard, of THE New York Observer;
Clark B. Frieston. Of The Evening Mail; Silas
AIcBee, OF The Churchman' DR.. Lyman Abbott
of THE Outlook; c. NJ. Keyes. Of THE Worlds
Work: Orison S. NIarden. of Success" and Her
bert V. Casson of ''Munsey's."
DR.. Lyman Abbott presided. At the speakers
table were Professor john B. Moore, Dr.. BENJAMIN
+. Truebl0Od. the Rev DR.. Charles p. jefferson,
St Clair NcKelway and others. This was the first
Of a series OF banquets which the Peace Society
viii hold further its aims.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Many big realty deals were perfected yester-
day, operators being unusually active south OF
34th street. Not only market found for
the Everett House, at the northwest corner OF
18th street and Fourth avenue at SSJ0,OOO, but
a S5OOOOO Fifth avenue sale was made and
about 100000 was paid for Fulton street
plot The present lease to the Everett House
has some years yet to run. complete report
Of the Everett House sale Will be found in an
other column.
Albert g. Ashforth and Webster B. Maoie
sold for the Raymond estate to c. Grayson Mar
tin Nos. 2S6 and 2S8 Fifth avenue, fve-story
buildings. on a plot 341x125 feet 1t adjolns the
parcel at the northwest corner Of 3Oth street.
The purchase price was about $5OOOoo
The Century Realty and Alliance Realty COM
pany sold to the Admiral Realty company
CWeil. Wolf & Kramer Nos. 112 and Ia Fulton
street two five story buildings on plot o5.oN'! =!
feet, 200 feet west of Broadway The parcei
faces st. PauTs Churchyard. The sellers nousle
the property some months ago at auctlon IoIL IoI
S232 600 The present purchase price was ABOUT
S3OOOOO w. +. Treble was the orohei; -
Horace S. Ely & Co and George -. NatlrS t
have sold No 50 West 11th street a three STORY
and basement dwelling house, 22N94'lo teet' 10
William J. Farrell
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
10 ROOMS AND
3 BATHS.
CONDEMN FISHERIES ARRANGEMENT
Strong Speeches in Newfoundland Leglslat-
ure on Modus Vivendi.

St. Johns. N F.. Feb. THE modus vivendi
arranged last year between Great Britain and
the United States will be discussed at length IN
the Legislature next Tuesday and the following
day. The arrangement is unpopular In New
foundland and has been much criticised since
it's pronunciation.
The Legislature was formally opened to-day
by the Governor, Sir William MacGregor. The
Governor recited the negotiations which led TO
the rnodus vivendi, the protest OF the New
foundland government and the latters decision
to test its validity in the courts. The speakers
who moved and seconded the adoption OF the
speech from the throne strongly condemned the
modus vivendi and accused the British govern
ment OF abandoning the colony. Premier Bond
gave notice to-day that when the House re-
sunes Its sessions on Tuesday next he will move
on address TO the British Secretary OF the Col
onies on the subject OF the modus vivendL The
motion will permit OF a full discussion OF the
entire issue. which includes the difficulties be-
tween the government and the American fisher
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Hasehurst Weston & Co have sold No. 121
East 23d St for Mrs E. NJ Goodrich and others.
This property has not been transferred since
1854
Z. Califano has sold for NJ Fine No. 326 to
$50 East 10th ST., six story tenement house.
SCHOOL, feet to saggese. Also sold for e,
Saggese to T. SakOlsky Nos. 31S and 800 East
10th St, plot 50x10011 feet.
Louis Schrag has sold for Agnes A Arden the
dwelling house No 351 West Goth St to a client
Harry Strasbourger has sold No. III Attorney
ST.. a four story tenement house. He has bought
No. 90 East 1929 St, six story new law house.
plot 42x100 feet
Abraham Preger has sold No. 20 West 11Sth
st, five story flathouse a lot 25x1OO11 feet.
Charles f. Hotmer has sold No. 301 West 41st
feet
Michael Bonn has bought No. 227 to 239 West
nth st, seven four story tenement houses. on a
plot 12Ox92 feet.
Henry Kuestner has sold to Lena Kannensohn
No. 1894 Second ave. five story tenement
house, n lot 25x100 feet.
Arbesfeld & Gelb have sold for client the
four story tenement house No. 1867 Second ave,
20xS0 feet
J. G. Brown has sold for Charles Martin to
benjamin Keller the southwest corner of Bank
st. and Greenwich ave. two six-story hathOuses,
with stores, on a plot 62xS1.4 feet.
s. H. SChlanger has sold to Isidor Leipzig the
northwest corner Of Grand and Pitt SITS. six
story tenement house. on a lot 25x1OO feet.
The Columbian Board of Brokers has sold for
J. Hyde No. 129 West 111th st, a five story
American basement dwelling house lot 2Ox
1OO11 feet; also in conjunction with Lugarman
& Cowen for NJ. L. Finkelsten Nos. 222 and pa
West 1880 St. the FIVE story fathouses on plot
33 4x991 IL feet. to Harry l.. Wolff, who gives in
part payment the plot 5OxlOO feet, on the east
side of Sd ave. 175 feet south Of 1I3d St: also
sold for James Cathcart. No. 1855 Atlantic ave.
Atlantic city n. j, a cottage. 25x117 feet.
David Fine has sold for n client Nos. 1497 and
1899 Madison ave, six story fiathouse on plot
60x1O0 feet. Also sold for a client Nos Pol and
253 West 10th St, a six story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 1890. II feet
10 - IA al "a asst Of
18TH St and Riverside Drive a plot 100X122
feet, TO a company. which Will build ten story
apartment house on the site.
Edward c. II. VoCler and T. z. Barnes have
resold for Frederick Lunstedt TO Jenny b Jar
Wis as executrix. Nos. 552 and 554 West 1S6th
St, five story hathouse on plot 50x107.5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
CLEARS DIVORCE CASE UP.
Dying Confession of Porter Said to
ErOneratc Defendants.

Evelyn J. Wood. formerly hotel porter in
London. in a dying condition IN a hospital
there, has. according 10 Maurice Meyer. counsel
FOR Mrs. June Van Buskirll formerly Mrs
Francis Wilson. London actress made a con-
fesson in which he declares that he testified
falsely in the divorce case OF Francis S Wilson
against Mrs. Wilson. in which Felix Isrnan. OF
Philadelphia, was named as correspondent.
AIr. Meyer said yesterday that II the decree
was obtained on the false testimony OF Wood
he would make application TO modify the de-
cree in reference TO the custody OF the child.
Russell Wilson. about six years old. who is
now with the parents OF Mrs. Van Busklrk at
Alameda, Cal notwithstanding the fact that
they have the custody OF the child. Wilson. he
says. has never provided for It. Mr. Wilson. II
IS said, met Mrs. Wilson in London last year
and got $500 from her. with the understanding
that II to be applied to tho support OF tha
child and upon the promise that the child sb>u,d
be brought to her. When tho alleged fraud
was discovered she might have had him ar
rested. but her friends in London persuaded her
not TO do So
After the divorce Mrs. Van BusIirl, want IN
London and obtained a position as leading
woman there. She did much Charitable work.
In her visits to the hospitals there she met
Evelyn Wood. He dying OF consumption.
She helped him In many ways. and now Wood
has made the confession which. It is said, clears
the name OF Felix Isman.
The present proceedings are in tho form Of an
application by Isman's lawyers for new trial
on the ground OF newly discovered evidence. The
case came up before Justice Glegerich on Fob
ruary and was adjourned until February Is
kinks counsel. Maurice Meyer will apply 70 ths
court for the custody Of the child.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
REALTY NOTES.

E A. Turner has leased for a client No 3S
West Goth street for term Of years.
Isaac Hallenbeck. Of Reading, Penn has
bought from the Queens Borough Corporation
one whole block at Terminal Heights. which will
be Immediately improved with two-family brick
attached houses.
Romaine c. Nichols & Co. have rented the
store and basement in the building No. '33
Broadway to "Fuylers" for long term of years
William a. White s, Sons and Willard S. Bur
rows Company have leased for a client TO the
the building No % Duane st. and No 102 TO 1O6
Park Row. now known as the Clason Building
formerly Sweeney's Hotel
The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold No.
$40 Greene ave, between Lewis and StuyVesant
aves., Brooklyn. two and one-half story AMI
basement brick dwelling house, l6.Sx41xlOo for
William A Bardeu to F. s. LevisOn for $1,000
Aleynen. Booth & Emo have sold plot at kap-
Ian and Hillside aves.. Jamaica.
Du Rois & Taylor have leased for term or
years the three story building No. 1914 Anlster-
dam ave. for Thomas Bailey. for dyeing es-
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petition in bankruptcy rled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Elizabeth kahis No, 100 West seth street. vol
untary petition. showing debts OF g. 80 and assets
or $40. The principal Indebtedness Is $ISsO. due
upon excise bond.
The Siltchik Hardware Company schedules show
debts of s1ss21 and OF $1Ss22 The principal
creditors the Russell & Irwin Manufacturing
Company. SS1oe; Igas Brothers. $66s. The assets
consist OF accounts. SS2a and stock IN possession o.
the receiver amounting to $4,000.
William c. Foster was appointed receiver OF u.
business of +. c Strong & Co oysters. No. rs
Front street with bond OF Sl,C0O.
William 2. :. C5riswold appointed rccAvAr Of
the business of Sarah Ross. No l19 I7th street
with a bond OF $3.50
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
MISSING CASHIER ARRESTED.
Confesses to Theft from Jenkins Trust Com.
pany, of Brooklyn.

Howard NJ Shaw, former secretary and casbIer
OF the Jenkins Trust Company's branch at Broad
way and DeKalb avenue. Brooklyn. was arrested
in the Astor House yesterday on a charge Of hav-
ing stolen 5000 of the company's funds
Shaw lives at No. lsI Schermerhorn street
Brooklyn. On November he disappeared leaving
q written confession that he had stolen $1,000 while
IN the trust company's employ and also 5000 in
cash on the morning OF his disappearance
a private detective agency found Shaw at Cricket
Hill. Va, where he was known as D. II CSrsv
Shaws relatives offered to make good the money
stolen by him, but he declares that ne Is willing
term In prison for the theft. He will he
arraigned In the Gates avenue court Brooklyn
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
LOSS OF OARS NEARLY FATAL.
Fishermen Frozen to Each Other and to Boat
When Picked Up by slOop.

Two fishermen who lost their oars when haul
ing n their nets off Sea Gate on Wednesday
were picked Up of Sandy Hook and landed
at Timer Park yesterday by the oyster sloop
Oracle.
Captain Hawkins Of the Oracle saw the boat
adrift and remarked that the men were not
rowing. Re ordered TWO Of the crew TO so out
sn a boat and pick up the men.
The two fishermen, WHO were unconscious,
were frozen TO each other and their feet We're
frozen 10 the bottom Of the boat. After being
revived aboard the Oracle the men gave their
names as Henry Morgan, Of Sheepshead Bay,
and Harry Kennedy, Of CanaTsia.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
COLD CUTS OFF GAS SUPPLY.
Pittsburgers Go to Bed to Escape Zero
Weather-Other States Affected.

Pittsburg, Feb. THE codest weather Of the
winter is being experienced in Western Pennsyl-
vania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia The mer-
curry reached in this city. while ElSins
W. Va, Il degrees below registered In the
surrounding suburbs OF Pittsburg the temperature
averaged s degrees below.
The cold weather resulted in the usual gas
shortage in this city. and much suffering Is
ported. The gas supply failed late last night. and
In several districts people obliged to seek
their beds to keep warm. Hotels and restaurants
are doing rushing business, "a there is INSULT
cient gas for cooking purposes in many homes.
Navigation is at a standstin.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
BIRD S. CoLER HAS TRANSIT BILL.
Wants to Replace Rapid Transit Commission
by New Board.

Borough President Bird 8. Coler has forwarded to
Albany a bill which will be introduced In the
Legislature calling for the establishment Of a
Transportation Board which shall replace the
present Rapid Transit Commission. which. the bill
provides shall be dissolved December 81, 1907
Mr.. Coler proposes that the members OF the
Transportation Board shall be elected by the
people direct, and that every borough shall have
q representative in the board. Each member IL to
receive a salary OF $4,000 year. Mr.. Coler wants
the board to be non partisan.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
MISSOURI RIVER CITIES APPEAL.

Kansas City, Feb 7-Shippers in Kansas City
end other Missouri River towns have appealed
70 the Interstate Commerce Commission for re-
lief from railroad rates charged on through
freight from the Atlantic Coast. The petition.
which was forwarded TO Washington last night,
involves it is said, territory, more freight
tonnage and more revenue than any similar
petition presented 10 the Interstate Commerce
Commission since 1857.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
oLEomARGARINE PLANT RAIDED

Pittsburg. Feb John Vohr was arrested
to-day by George w. Owens. a deputy United
States marshal charged with manufacturing
oleomargarine without paying the government
tax. Councilman Taylor furnished $1,000 for
Vohr's appearance at the May term Of court
Vohr's home in the East End district was ra ,ded
by the internal revenue officers. It is claimed
they found cleverly concealed room in which
the goods were manufactured. and coniscafed
10000 pounds of oeomargarine.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
STATE DlsPENsARY DOOMED.

Columbia S c. Feb. In the State Senate TO-
night the Prohibition bill was killed, 30 10 TO- The
Anti-State DispensaTy bill was taken Up, and e
test vote showed % to II in its favor. The bill was
held up for amendments II has passed the House
10y two-thrds majority. and Will pass the Senate
tomorrow. This means that the state dispensary
viii be boIishcd aad that there viii be prohibition
5n the state. Those counties which now have dis
penearies viii be permitted 10 vote whether they
want them continued under county control
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
DIGS LIVE MAN OUT OF sNowDalE1

Monclair, N. J., Feb. (Special). .--Whils Patrol
man Harry Martin. Of the Montclair police force
was patrollinG his beat last night he the sleeve
OF an overcoat sticking out OF a snowbank In Lloyd
Placa, near Bloomfield avenue. He investigated
and finally dug man. Martin aroused him
and carried him to the police station After stimu-
lants had been given he was revived, and said he
Michael Mchenna. of Verona He mad a few
drinks he said during his brief visit 10 NIontCaiT
and must have become tired on HIS way home. The
snow had drfted over him
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
NO DIFFERENCES BETWEEN JAcksoNs.

Buffalo. Feb 7.--Attorney General W. s. Jackson
arrived here yesterday afternoon and went directly
to his home. where he remained until this after
noon. when he went out with his wife. Later the
following statement, signed by Mrs. Jackson. was
given to the press:
There are no differences between rn,, b,,s,aua
and myself There win be proceedings of any
nature. SHAH discuss this subject no further
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
TO ALTER KNIcKERsocKER FACADE.

Mcxim. Mead White are drawing plans for
altering the facade OF the white marble %
the Knickerbocker Trust Company. at S4th st. and
Fifth ave. so that 1t will conform TO the require
ments OF the law. The courts recently decided that
the steps leading to the Fifth entrance. and
also the steps Of the St side OF structure
encroach on the highway
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
FOR FIFTH AVE. PLOT, S5OO,OOO|
c. GRAYSON MARTIN NOW OWNS RAYMOND ESTATE
PARCEL
Realty Company Bugs FultO Street Site for about SSo00o
Sale of a Uet 18th Street House.

tablishment. Also leased for Gabriel e Brerarh OF
Paris, France. her large dwelling house NO olo
West 147th st, to Charles R Birmingham. Also
leased to a client of Warren & Sklllin the tour
story American basement house No. o4S west
10th street to Morris Rudiger-
The McVickar- Ciaillard Realty Company mas
leased to the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. PaQl
Railroad about five thousand feet on the Broal-
yyav front of the fifteenth floor of the Forty-two
Broadway Building for a term Of years
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
GIVES $4,000 TO LOMBARD COLLEGE

Minneapolis. Feb. Thomas Lowry. president Of
the Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste Marie Rat,-
road, has given $4,000 TO the Lombard ITniyersaIst
College at Ciaesburg, III. This sum Completes nm en-
dowment fund OF 10000 which the college reuured
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR $33,286.

A deficiency Judgment for S33 2S6 was entered
Yesterday against William F. and Annie Rohrig
IN favor Of Samuel Strasbourger. growing out
of the foreclosure sale of a six story apartment
house at the southeast corner Of Madison ave.
o,, -
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Soldiers, sailors and marines of New York who
served In the Philippines during the war with
SPAIN or before July 4. 1902. invited TO attend
a meeting of the Alpha Club. No 267 Kingsand ave-
nue., Greenpoint Brooklyn. on Saturday, to form a
camp, Army of the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

NIDwINTER BARGAIN.-six large. light rooms
W Q4S6 Lexington aveN. al 1nproy s-1euts Ss5-S4o;
worth t55 to $50. Janitor HARRIS Ies Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Mrs. Kate Gravins yesterday convicted of
burning the hands and arms of her two stepchil-
dren-Nellie, seven years old, and Jennie five
years old-wIth a hot poker. Presiding Justice
Zeler, of the Court Of Special Sessions said il was
the most brutal case he ever heard Of She was
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
Country Property for Sale.

INARM BARGAINs.-New York State Lake Noho1k
IL district 20 SIS miles New York $50 propsr-
ties; catalogue sent free. ELTISG HARP New Pale.
NOR SALE.-At North Chatham. Y z On lias
Il Albany & Hudson Railroad. house ana hva acres:
photo sent on application JOHN z. RING North
Chatham. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Speaker Cannon Job E. Hedges and Congressman
Mccall will speak at the Republican Club Lincoln
dinner next Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual dinner Of the Presbyterian Union
will be held at the Savoy Hotel on Monday even
ing The Rev. DR.. John Watson Gan Maclaren) of
Liverpool, will be the speaker Of the evening
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Warren NJ Crosby, merchant of Topeka Kan
died board the Mallory Line steamer Denver
yesterday, according TO wireless message received
by \. Hamer, auditor of the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company, of No. 81 Willoughbv
street Brooklyn. The Denver will arrive to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08

Mrs Mary Calvin. OF No. 13 Jones street was
struck by a heavy truck while crossing Hudson
street at Jones street last night She was thrown
to side. and fell under southbound Eighth
avenue car She was taken to ST. Vincent's Hosp,
tai In serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-08
Furnished apartments to Let.
Brooklyn Property to Let.
Country Property to Let.
TO RENT FROM MAY IST

SUMMER CoTTAGE.-Furnishsd. acres cared Tor:
delightful surroundings over an hour from (rsn5
Central Station either Harlem y. H r r IN
westcheser County. Rent 81 500 for season For fur
thsr particulars apply PHILLIPS - WELLS. TrSuns
Building. New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-14
cENTERVlLzE. IND.

Centerville, Ind, May 14-Mrs. Alice
Russell of Connersyille, who was re
turning home from visit 10 relatives
at New Madison. Ohio, was the guest
on Friday of Nj. and Mrs. James w
Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison oler Of near
William sburg, and Mr.. Arthur OIer Of
Richmond. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles King
Mrs. Cora Mason entertained her
sister. Mrs. Aneda kelam, OF near
Milton. at dinner on Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. +. Fender is improving his
residence by having his dining room
enlarged.
Ruth Baldwin, who has been spend
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs. j.
A. Dunbar. returned TO her home az
Muncie. on Monday
Miss Iva Jones visited relatives at
LeNIsyilIe On SatuTday-and Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-14
NEW LISBON, IND.

New Lisbon, Ind. May 14-Mr
and Mrs. c. P Wissler with their
guest, Mrs. Gertrude Wiley of Indian
apolis, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs James Wilson west of town.
Mr.. William House and Mrs. Alice
Hanning were married Saturday al
New Castle by Squire Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Boyd of Cam
bridge City, are guests of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Daugh-
erty.
E A Nation, an attorney of New
Castle, transacted business here on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schildt-
knecht were at New Castle last Fri
day.
Mrs Emma Paul and little son Her
bert, visited at Richmond over Sun
day.
Cashius Schock is moving his dwell
ing house from north OF town TO his
lot south of town.
Hersche1 Reynolds Of New Castle,
was in town last Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-14
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, May 14.-Miss Bes-
sic Van Meter was the guest OF
friends in Muncie Sunday.
Rev. w. d. Trout returned home
yesterday from brief visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Trout at
Whiteland, Ind.
Miss Vivian Green and her mother
of Richmond were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Galloway at their home
on Church street Sunday
Mrs Grant Hinshaw, who has been
visiting her husband at Cincinnati for
the past few days, returned home yes
terday.
Lee Pitman and Willard Petro were
in Indianapolis on business Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RummeI and
children took Sunday dinner with Har-
ry Sourbeer and family at their home
north of Germantown.
Mr. Gilbert Crossley went 10 Muncie
Monday to spend a few days with Mr.
Edward Philibond and other relatives.