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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Mrs w \ STcCarrer. president %
--a ,-f-v federation a1u1uEces that
--a Cp-r1b her meeting TO be held next
-T--7r--=+s-- afternoon and which VIII
-7a-1 The formal opening oF the club
season n Topeka VIII o. heId Al
Unity church and begin promptly a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Columbian cub ~ Abilene Will
hold 2 =1=clzT meeting October L
There Will De uu-oar 81 o1r-ot-rovru
guests
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Tfzrerre club. which viii have frz
first fall meeting Tuesday October :.
with the president Mrs John T. Cha
nav viii continue this winter its study
q the PLAYS Of Shakespeare. Mis- Edith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28


Is rn
nd Is Of
OF preceded
club pardy
large
to ru1ee OF
look land
bn
has OF conEafrs
sand 18th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Junior AtIzuEsan club VIII meet
Tuesday with Mrs Albert Poser IN
Highland Park
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Mr. and Mrs J. P Rogers gave &
family dinner THURSDAY evening ro'
Mrs RzIph Babcock Of Denver WHO
vas the guest q her parents Mr. and
Mrs Dean GILsS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Mrs l. W Bronson was the hostess
Of La DouZzIne club yesrErdzy after
u5ou at the first meeting Of the season
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Nautilus club VII meet Tues
dzv wfrE NJ 4 = Whiting for the
drs- time AFTER the sumner vacation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Data PTzfs Of Washburu VIII Ell
rsrrzfrr nexr Tuesday evening ar the
frat house
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The state travelling i5ra-E coUuls-
son now has charge y The state
travelling arr gallery Started oT the
stare federation during Mrs Cora g
LewIs-s Manifestation and which was
presented - rh= state las winter and
accepted Nv ma legislature Ms
Ez-e Arlington q Council Grove who
has been =r1uerfrre- dent % the gallery
since rn= 5rsr pictures were purchased
and through whose Efforts The money
eg- -nz original collection was raised
vac invited 70 meet with The co1mfz-
sion an discuss methods governing
- future DISPOSAL The gallery IL
-Ir-lz= fve collections u carbon "a
7-15rc-l1u= u famous masterpieces
- r,sfr-fuz TdeF are the I-zIan
~ mitch and Flemish the Germzr
- E--z-ch and the English There
- II all about 325 pictures Mrs
lexington mounted them provided
then with hangers and With brief his
-o-5-sr 4=scriu tons pasted IT one cor
TIE gallery vas czrzloEUsc oy
re- and n fact sre mas 1zd complete
-Ha-re or T. all the responsibility and
al The work since is IECe pE1lr- The
-zTa-v has bean entirely self sup port
snE from -ha start and earned ! SUI
nIu= which has been used TO buy more
vfc-u-e= From one collection it has
grown 40 five and * worth $500
These pictures are TOW the property
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Fluff RufIes Dancing cIuo VIII
z4l-s ~ E-sr evening dance at Huds0E's
E-f4zv ~ uzx- week The club viii
~fvz is regular afternoon dance today
Mr. and Mrs r 4 snow gave Z d1n-
"a Tsz- night for the Rev and Mrs
y Iv-rE Mr. and Mrs W T. Lewis
L.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The engagement Of Miss Carrie Lam
nerr daughter Of Mr. Ike Lambert Of
E---uorta 10 Mr. Paul Root son OF DE-
z-1 Mrs J P Root Of Kansas City.
- reen announced The wedding viii
-sJ.a Mace in October Miss Lambert
- a member Of the Owl sorority and
- been il Topeka often for Owl
7sT-ss and ether occasions She visits
Mss Grace boo1tz- MI Root who L
-rr7v=tf in one Of Mr. Lambert's bust
- z---ru-fses IN EmporIz- has also
Eszr here many tines at the home OF
1- and Mrs 9 B Reed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

district president Mrs. W 4 Johns
-01 q Topeka OF the board Of dfrec-
.9rs O tae general federation and
AIS- = = GODDARD OF Leaveu worth
general federation szc-ars-- 70 E-z1-
sas Mrs Arlington has one OF the
NOS attractive homes IN kansas A.
-3-=A II : only four blocks from
II C'-----l Grove uOSr0EIce- Il =
>4l-a-s1 n me top Of L rocky bluff
oF HE-1o A---S lne Neosho valley and
cou-EaD ling one Of the finest views in
Kansas. =c9uzILed onIv. according FL
Ms Margaret Hill Mcs-a-r=- wl7r7 rs79
piece about IL I'm thu last Cub
Mem1er- 1y the view from Mount
DREAD lawrence
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Chzud0s club met with Mrs
Feurrer in North Topeka yesterday 10
reorgznize and plan next seasons
\ work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

on account Of t1e unsettled weather
-hz t-aIf.fs1rean club VIII meet with
Ms g G Foss 49a Wes- Seventh
street NIautzv IE~5z15 Of spending
-r= dav AT Green T-ee Lodge a. was
1-Sr Planned
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26

Stoat ml1roe oamol5 oltr6 bic 0dni=
idben &onige nno etli6e 0euti6e Sir
item re%proientiert. Srr6tlos gtng
@nllenlpeber in Ben &ornpt a6er Die
uebermo6t mar ST. groB uno oils ibnl
1dlleBli6 int eigenen 2ager Setttoe
entltanoen, 0o brad er 5~ulamn1en
Slt M%olfertbilttel bat man ibm Damn
ben aopf obgel6logen uno Ieinen
2eib 5errilien. Mit Ieinem Sooe ober
NOR Der &anpf, ben Die &~orporotion
NIT Dem Stoat Inn Die Serrldoft
fiibrte, 5u llngltnIten Der @rIteren
enti6ieoen. Die Moht oes Gtootes
NOR felt etobliert.
9aS, mas oontols geI6eberL orobt
li6 in nniern Sogen 5u mieoerbolen,
n1r inter anoern @erbqGtniIien in
anoerer @eiie. &%orporotion nrlo
Stoot meroen beute ni6t mebr init
&anolen uno @%emebren gegen einol1=
Der fGntpfen uno Der ltnterlieqer0e
miro altd) ni6t mebr entbouptet u1to
gepterteilt meroert. aber Tie meroen
nit chamber fampfen l1no Der ;3ped
oeS Samples miro oerlelbe iein, tpie
0esjenieen, Ben Siirgen 8uQenmeber
fiibrte: Die Serri6oft Ser 4orporo=
ton itber ben Staot. limo fpenn aun
Die &ompfmittel ul1o &%ompfmetbe=
Den feiner nno meniger bonogreifli6
ietn meroen, als 81 Der 3eit, oa Die
2iibefer uno 0anen ol1f einonoer
losi6luger, 10 miro Der &ompf nift
minoer idorf gefiibrt meroen uno er
miro bon gleider, ia nod groBerer
Seoeutung iein. 0enn mos itd oo=
mails anf engellt &o11me oblpielte,
5miiden @lbe hno Suno, oos lit beu=
te iiber Die gon5e @elt onsgebreitet.
Die Shlo6ten 5miiden &orporotion
uno Stoot meroen ni6t in einem
2unoe olleit1, lie neroen iiberol in Der
&elt geidlagen neroen.
3atiafli6 6at ia Ser &ompf l6pn
b%e9onnen, mn iino mir lns iiber Die
Wfittel nod nidt flar, oa mir ttns
iiber Die eigentli6en 3mede uno 3iele
oes Samples nod nidt flor iino.
Nber Dos miro i6on fomlnen uno
mobri6eit1li6 miro Ser &f oonn
gigontiiGer meroen als Der &rieg,
Sen Siirgen 8ulentpeber geeen oen
oanii6en 4onig uno BEN braunidnet=
giiden Ser5og fiibrte.
Soer tperoen mir flug genltg iein,
es nidt gum IeuBeriten fomn1en gu
luilen, perben mir I'M Stanoe fem,
Die Wa6t oer 9orporation 81 bre=
6er, pbe iie iid 9egen ben Stoat err
beben fann9 Soften mir pos 8eite.
Denn 10 piel itebt felt: IN oieiem
Sample muB Der Stoot Sieger blei=
ben, oos tit fir oos Adgen1einmoI
notpenbig. 9orin liegt Der Inter
i6ieo 5mii6en unlerer 3eit uno Der
ienigen Siireen @lllentpeber's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
SnOtaner sommer,

Der Snbtaner= Spmmer f0rnnt,
Die fh6nfte 3eit i'm Sa6r,
Die Sober mod SIT iDben iueiR,
je IN Segas mar.
Spredt BON Der Htptera 8ratbt,
Staltens Sliiten1eim,
Gs FAINT baielbit nift berrlifer,
Wie bier sur Settseit iein.
Sod utaes:it iein Iame an bic Belt, {
Wo mod Der Hipnter,
Sein @tlbnis6eim .sn iGiiben haiti
TDrrn rDteu SetnSe bier.
Der Sft0ianer 5Dg Sur Sett
Wdt WtDrSbegter OttrdJs 2ato,
Grf1lagen manher Sie6ler iant
&Dr %ietter blnt'gen SarD.
Die &DllmpnhnadJt, 10 i6In mnb milb,
Sradt bann Dft blutfgen @raits,
Weftrt aud, beiGirntt Bonn tteberfal,
Sas &lDd erbarte Saus.
Sprbet lit iene tutlbe Seit,
Sic fant in etp'ge Naft,
Der Sitbtaner=S Dttuter frent
nns beut' nit feiner 8radt.
@u emit Der Snbianer banft,
Wtnft trns mir bic &nltnr,
tlnh Sriebe , Sreisbe, @liif beberriht
Die pransenbe Natnr.
am @aiier MIR fpnnt laben lid
Ser alte 3iDnter,
Setn Gtfel aber trtnft nit 2uh
Sas eble 2pne Star 8ier.
9Dbt irtmerbtn bic alte 3eit,
@ir b5ren's mandJmal germ,
llnb beitfen bann betrt y2Dne Star &ier":
0uttlpb, bab ie uns fern!
9es SnbianerzS punters nun,
Grfreaen mir ms baf
ttnb metben ieiner Serrlihfeit
Bonn ,,2Dne Star 8ier" Elm 0las.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
GgperimtentEert ttidht,
SIR perbet fem gerieben MAIDEN,
tuettn Sir Dem 9fat bieier Sc.
lpobnertn INN San Gmtontu
fulaf.
gerno6laiiigt niemols Cure geiere,1.

Ger11o6lolligt niemols Cure Iieren.
8enn SIR S6mer5en i'm Hiiden
gobt, S6lpierigfeiten inn ltrinieren,
S6nmoelanfdae, 0erpoIit6t, 10 lit
es 3ett, SIT bo1toeln uno nidt au er=
pertlnentteren. IS lino oaes 5nmp=
tome bon Gierenfronf6eit uno SIR
loutet Sud 1a6 einem Mtttel umfe=
ben, ooB oofiir 6efonnt it, oie Nie=
.ren 5u beilen.
9oan's 9fieren Yiaen lino oos
gfittel, oos SIR 9ebrou6en miiBt.
Sem 3lped, 5u erperimentieren. Sic
boben peri6ieOene ldIi1nme Safe in
Som 4ntonio 9ebeiIt. SoIgt oem
Slot elmer 8emobnerin bon San Mn=
tonic nno meroet ebenfous qebeiIt.
5rou s. 8. Seton, 600 @pez
me 6, Gan 4ntonio, Geros, Ioqt:
Set LANCER 3eit lit i6 lolpol an
einem 8loien-, mie 0ierenleiben.
Sd gebrot6te oeri6ieoene Mittel,
bod Ole peridafften mir feline @rleifz
terung. Sd lit iebr pieI an einem
beftige1 S6mer5 i'm &iiden, Ser alt=
meilen 10 i6limm ipuroe, ooB i6 mid
fonm tpieoer auf5nri6ten permo6te,
fpenn i6 mid gebiidt bette. Sd
botte anfa1e bon S6ninoel uno
NOR bGnfig iebr i6mod. Sd b0rte,
Dob 9oon'S Nieren=9inen lebr marin
empfoblen meroen nno 10 fonfte i6
mir I'M 9eror 0rltg Store cine
S6a6tel unb begom tie 81 %gebro1t-
6en. Sd NOR bo6it 5nfrieoen NIT
Dem &eiultot. Mein 3l1itono beIierte
ii6 nod Der eriten 9oie, in fur5er
3eit lieB Der S6mer5 nod uno jebt,
no6oem i6 cine S6a6tel genommen
babe, lit feline Spur bon Nieren-
franfbeit mebr porbanoen. Sd be-
tro6te 9oan's 0ieren-8iGen ols Elm
bo6it mirfiames Wittel fir 8loien=
uno Hierenleioen.
Gum gerfouf bel aQen SGnolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer MiIburn
&c. Buffalo, Stem Sort, oleinige
Igenten fir oie Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert @n6 oes 0amens =
9oon's- uno nebmt feline on-
0ereu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
Kren-JuwsIen
8oman BON u. 5. Mpr.btmaun.
TDrtiesunQ.]

SeaIttel au6te Die Q6feln unb uns
terbrad i'm: oMas foll mir bos9 Sic
tporen ni6ts BON mir bergen unb iinb
MIR ia ou@ nt4ts T9uloiJ, baB i9
fDunte @ef9lag Ie3en orf STR gebalt."
ngeun aber Mil i9 Shnsn einerl
anberen @orfGlog rohsn," perIebte
Weblau. sd perba Sonen bic CRIME
Saf9e abtreten, t9err Ssaltict, ipern
STE fid berpfli9ten noGen, bic SGlfte
bes Gepinns, ZEN sic s~r9iefen tperben,
Sbrer So4ter, TrduIein GT!ber Seal
tiel ober, pie fe jeBt iid nennt, Gbez
line Safurtn, als Witgtft 81 perf9reis
ben."
,Was tiimmert Sic msine So6ter?"
fragte Seolttel untpirf9.
sd intereiiire mid fir tie. 2.ber
bos bat ia nit meinem @orf9lag
ni6ts gu t9un. Molsn sic i'm ons
nebmen2@
rSte broudt feline Mitgtft BON mir.
Sic perbisnt fid fslbt genug. unb
Sic gebt es ia iiberbaupt ni9ts an"
nSArs @cater mtrb tetrotben, !6srr
Sealtiel.. -"
Isle bentt nt1t baran."
.9as peib i5 6eFer. Sic bat bic
Qbii9t, unb ba muB ie fire Steaung
am 96eater aufgeben. Sarum 1T es
aber notbpenOig. bub sic ibr cine
Witgtft austperfen."
sd tpeiB nidts babon, unb tpo6er
fouten Sic es n%ifen94
@etl t9 eS bin, Dem GrGulein
@itber ibre 5onb 8u3efest hat."
r@ie9"
nSa, unb neil ~
Ser Subs echnb nit feierfi&er unb
sebieteriI6er Gjeserbe bic 0ano unb
Tagte; SECT berftsBe i9. @ber laKen
Sic mid na6benfen sinen Mugenblid. "
ST nanbte fiA ab unb Iegte ben
&opf in betpe 9dnbe, ais perfGnfe et
in ttefes No6Fnnen. Nl8 er ii6 na8
etnigen Mtnuten pisbsr fsinem 8eIu6
autebrte. trua fein @eii9t einen triumz
pptrenoen WuspraG, peH uepluu HIul
re6t begriff.
rSte baben alio I'm OTHERS Sanb
angebalten, unb Tie bat ia geId9t2"
fragte Der Mlte. r2ieben Sic bas
MGb9en2"
uWaebr ais mein Qe6enl" rtef Web-
Tau. LIMB pcnn i9 tie ertinge, bin
t9 Der 9liidliAite duer Menf9en."
vMeinen Sie?" Fragte Geoltiel tii6l
bagegen. r9(bsr meinetfpessn. Nur
fasen Sic mir, tpelGen @runb i'd bas
ben ion, Sic gliidli9 gu MADDEN"
rSebenfuns BADEN Sic tstnen, mid
ungliidIid gu ma4en."
Sic t0nneu Iih irren. SnbeFen
oas 1T einerlei. Gfther tit Elm tlugss
Wdbden = fe bat piel tliiser gebons
belt, als ih ihr 5ugetraut babe" Nies
Der flog Der triumpbirenbe @usbrud
iiber bic 3uge be8 2lten. nQber bic
@6e nit Jbnen tpiirbe fem @'tbers
ungliid, Oarum freut IS mid, bab
i'd Der Vlarn bin, fpeldber oaspifhen
treten fam lln9 iagsn; Gs foa nidt
lein, i6 min e nitt.4
nDlit peIAem GcGts2@ fragile g8eb
Tau gsret8t. glIH6 qas psIden Grim
beu2@
s5at Gft9st sybntn Mot dtiost. 81,
tolten nm mfins @jnmtligan9 nuds
Iu9sn24
u9qrum Tin i'd ia Gisr."
rNfo, iunGer 6str, bds 1T meia
He4tl QiE3mt 81 Ter sic 0eesn mel
men DiIen, b5ito TdIimmer. 2lter Te
rimmt Gie nt6t. Inn meme @runbe?
Sd babe 3psi = un6 einep barunter,
aeqsn ben sic fslbit ui6ts einipenben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
Sin g%pnlbeucrfpla.

9oltomit8 Brothers bo-
ben nit ibrem groBen <sperfalf et-
nen rieiigen @rfolg 81 er5ielen. Die
&unOen ieben ebeu Elm, oaB es Iid)
bier nm einen mirfli6en Ausuerfauf
bonoelt ooB mirf!ife @erte beoeue
tenb berabgeiebt lporoell linb, @le
@oaren limo nell uno iaiiongemGB
mo eS lit MIR noiiirlifl. rpenn oas
Bublifum 5ugreift mo 81 biligltetf
Breiien ui6t MIR ieillen 8eoarf eill-
fdttft. ion0ern aud &orr6te einlegt.
Ole ipater Don grobem 9sltBen iine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26

80, i'd fann mas b%ertrasenl" briiltet
it6 Der 2ebemann u1b lebt brauf log, big
ietne geroal11ng geit0rt, iein 8lut utt1
rein 9eiporoen lit. 9ann giebt es MIR
ben einen fi6eren 8eg 5ur @ermeibung
gefd6rli6er &ranf6eitett, ndmli6 8lutS
reinigung bur6 ct. Sernarb 2ranter=
pilett, ipel6e Die 2eber, Die Nieren uno
Die Saut our Sdtigfeit ar1reeen, bie Ser
oau1ne beforoern unb Die gel Sltltf@
tionen alle fpieoer in Srbt1ung bringen.
I'm eine Strobe fo It enrei gu be-
tommen, abreifiere man 3. @enftabter e
g., 8pr 2416, Netu Yprf GitD. 8reis
25 Gents BEL Npotbefern.
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Seine aIte Wntter.

uMeine Iiebe olte Mutter, SO Sab.
re aft, erbdlt Ii6 our6 Electric
9itters", i6reibt 81. 8. @runion in
Dublin, 60, Sic eebraudt i'm felt
5mei Sabren uno erfreut ii6 better
@eiunobeit." 60 nirft electric Sit
ters Bel ben olten uno ebenio Bel
ldtpaden Srallen uno &inoern. Go
roi1tiert fir Wogen., 2eber- rno Nie,
renleioen BEL 4oolpb 9reiB un6 81.
Gobn & So. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
pas aItsHs optd@. Sef4ait in Der stabt.
6eiratsaeindl.
839 BEET Commerce. etraBs, san antOnio

Gin Sorner, 46 Sabre alt, NIT
ieds 8inoern, mooou 6os iiingite flint
Sabre. alt lit, iudt Die 9efanntidoft
nit einem 6Itern Wtdoden o6er elmer
8itpe 5peds &eirot. 8riefe 5lt rid)-
ten inter e. s. $50. 200" 5reie
Brelie fir 3eras, Son Antonio, Ser.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-01

PRODUCE.
(Paid by w. P. Bowen.)

(Paid by l. w. Price.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-01
CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City, Ind, Aug. Miss
Esta Young was the guest OF frlends
| in Lewisville yesterday.
| Miss Bess Harrison, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clark for
several days, has returned to Piqua,
Ohio.
Mrs. Harry Rhodes and Mrs. Homer
Kemmer will visit friends in Corners
vile, Saturday.
John Pusinelli was in New Castle on
business Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Erwin has returned TO
Indianapolis, after pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan, at
their home on Walnut street.
Bert MARBLE visited friends in Dub
lin Monday.
J. T. Reese was in Jacksonburg
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Fern Colglazier of Salem, Ind,
is here the guest of DR.. and Mrs. }. T.
Wright at their home on West Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dodson are enter
tanning as their guest this week, Miss
Fosdick of Indianapolis.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nj. +.
church met with Mrs. c. W. Lester
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Pritchard, who has been
visiting relatives in this city for the
past week, will return to her home IN
Anderson Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Widner arrived here from
Indianapolis yesterday, to spend sew
eral days with his aunt, Mrs. Helen
Kuster and family and other relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Rudolph Ellabarger of st. LOU
is. who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. La
man. at Dublin, visited in this city
yesterday.
Misses Julia Boyd and Lena Lud-
dington went to Indianapolis yester-
day. where they will be the guests or
Miss Gladys Peet, for the remainder
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Reese and son
Karl. arrived home from Maple Rap
ids. Mich. Wednesday evening, where
they have been spending the past few
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. F. C. Mosbaugh and son John.
were the guests of her uncle, John
Murphy and family. at their country
home near Harrisburg, Tuesday
Miss Mildred Rummel is spending
a few DAYS with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Neff at Hiser's sta
ton.
Philip Zipp. sub-station inspector
with the T. H l. & Z. r. r., was trans
acting business at the local station
yesterday
Miss Mildred Spence Of Indianapo-
lis. who is visiting her uncle, VIM II.
Doney, spent several days this week
with relatives living east OF Milton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-01
MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Aug. Mrs. John
Spears is ill.
Miss Ina Hussey of west OF town,
visited friends Wednesday.
Miss Leila Paxson is clerking in L.
r. Gresh's store.
Miss Lucy Tolbert of Indianapolis is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Heck.
Walter Jennings of New Castle was
in town Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Lamott of East German.
town. visited friends Wednesday.
Miss Shiloh Van Meter of Cambridge
City, was the guest of Miss Rachel
Thomas Wednesday.
Miss Mary Sipple of Cambridge City
was the guest of friends Wednesday
Miss Anna Bryant of near Corners
vile was in town Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Hale entertained Mrs.
John Thurman and daughter Marga-
ret to dinner Wednesday
Miss Hester Kahle entertained Miss
Charlotte Carter and Messrs Park
Lantz and Albert Newman Tuesday
evening.
Miss Iva Burns has returned from
a visit with relatives at Rushville
Richard Stills and daughter, Miss
Hattie, were in Muncie Wednesday.
John Rusk of near Bentonville was
in town Wednesday.
William Davis of Greensboro was
the guest of his son, Chas. and family
Tuesday and Wednesday. He was
enroute TO Upton to visit his sons
Walter and Elridge Davis.
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COMPANIES VERY SLOW
Insurance Taxes Are Due But
Are Not Paid.
CONCERNS OWE BIG SUMS.

Indianapolis, Aug. Insurance
companies reporting TO the insurance
department of the state auditors Of
flee their business in Indiana for the
first six months of this year, have paid
into the state treasury the sum of
s64 ,642.30 thus far Only about one
half of the companies have reported,
though, according to the law, all were
to have reported by last night. In
all, there are about 220 companies of
all kinds-life, fire, casualty, accident,
etc.-doing business in Indiana, and
only 100 have reported.
The companies that pay the big tax
es have not reported. The big indus
trial companies, the Prudential and
the Metropolitan, pay about $4,000
every six months 10 the state. and the
New York Life about $4,000. None of
these companies has paid as yet.
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NEARBY TOWNS
DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin, Ind, Aug. Miss Edna La
mich returned Monday evening from a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Croker of Germantown.
Joseph Groves attended the dance at
Cambridge City Tuesday night.
John Mcmahon is no better.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mira.
Carroll Ogborn has been sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Demree have
returned home after few weeks Wis
IL in Toledo.
Miss Adams OF Los Angeles. Cal,
visited Mrs. Mary Funk Monday.
Claude Kennedy has been visiting in
Rush county.
Miss Blanche Hatfield entertainea
to six o'clock dinner Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Upton OF Knightstown.
Mrs. Opal Walton visited in Knights
town Wednesday.
Mrs. c. L. Mckee and children re-
turned home Monday from several
days visit at Bethany Park.
Mrs. A. l.. Needham has returned
from Bethany Park.
Mrs. Libbie Smith OF Straughn was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. New.
conner Wednesday.
Clinton Rhidenour has returned
home.
Benz. Hatfield was In Indianapolis
on business Wednesday.
Miss Alice Spalding who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley Wilson.
has returned to Chicago after a three
weeks visit.
Joseph Groves was in Milton Wed.
nesday on business.
w. Thornburg OF Hartford City
transacted business here Wednesday.
Mrs. II. C. Black is visiting her
mother near Milton.
Abijah Hammer attended the-funer.
nj of-Mr. Waller at New Lisbon, Wed.
nesday>
Mrs. Orfa dill visited her.mother
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss leila Keller and Miss Jesria
Haywood are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Slant for few days.
Miss Mabel Voris left Wednesday
for few weeks visit.with relatives 40
Williamsburg.
Mrs. Robert Fee and children lefe
Thursday for her home I'm Canada.
MISS Florence Haskins went as far az
Muncie with her
Mrs. Kate Schooley. who has. bean
on an extended visit 30 North Caro-
lima will return home next week.
Mrs. Emma Lanning and children
and Miss Della Woodward went to
Hartford City Saturday to spend a
few days. Miss Woodward returned
Sunday.
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New Paris.

LIVESTOCK.
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