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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-14
RETURN FRoM EASTERN VISIT.

Attorney and Mrs. Peter Crumpacier
have returned to Hammond from quite
an extended visit in the east They
have been gone from Hammond several
weeks and visited New York City, Bos-
ton. Philadelphia, Washington and
points of interest.
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TRUE KINDRED MEETINc.

There will be meeting of the True
kindred Monday evening in the l. O. O.
f. hall on State street and all mem
bers are invited to attend After the
regular lodge session a social hour
will be held when refreshmnts will be
served.
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CALLED AWAY BY ILLNESS.

Mrs. Vina z. Levy was called to Fort
Smith by the very serious illness Of
her daughter. Mrs. Malo, another
daughter who underwent an operation
last week in the Post Graduate bosni-
tai in Chicago is recovering nicely.
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RETURN FROM TarP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Lauer have
returned from weeks wedding trip
and are at their home, 625 Truman
avenue. Mr.. Lauer has resumed his
duties as secretary for the democratic
association in their club rooms
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WILL ENTER SEMINARY.

Miss Martha Meyn. daughter of Mr..
and. Mrs. r. w, Meyn,. of East State
street, viii go. to Jacksonville, ILL.,, this
week TO enter the school for young lad
les there. Miss Meyn formerly attended
Earlham at Richmond, Ind. Miss Gret-
chen Bauer a high school graduate in
the class Of oe. will also enter Jackson
VILE
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs. l. A. Minard returned home to-
day from a pleasant few days visit
with relatives and friends in Frank
fort. Ind
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Only One Drunk.

John Jackopps was arrested on a
charge of drunk and was put through
the usual routine He is the only
drunk the police have had to deal with
in three days and the jail doors have
been standing wide open for days.
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LEAVES FOR CoLIEGE.

Miss Edna Switzer left Hammond this
morning on the 9:19. for Greencastle,
Ind. where she viii enter the Fresh
man year at DePauw college. Miss
Switzer was a member Of the 'O6 class
of the. Hammond high school,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-14
IEhYEs FoR TENAs

Parry Sheffield will leave tomorrow
for points in Texas to spend few
weeks vacation.
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NnTICE a. IA "a

Grand Army Post viii meet this even
Ing al the superior court building to
make ARA gements for the funeral 81
''earad Whitney
~ order of commander
P. REILLEY
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LEANEs FoR COLLEGE.

Ralph Parsons expects TO leave to-
morrow for Charlottesville where he
will enter wabash college. Mr.. Parson
is a member Of the graduating class OF
O6 of the Hammond high school.
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Mrs Coles Of West Carroll street
will leave Wednesday for points in
Michigan to spend few weeks visiting
friends.
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RETURNS FRON yISIr

Miss Elizabeth Weber has returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in LaPorte. Miss Weber viii resume
her class in music this week.
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ENTERTAINNS cLIrR-

Miss Lena Hopkins viii lentertain the
members of the \. n. Embroidery club
Tuesday evening at her home. A very
pleasant meeting is anticipated by the
young ladies.
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RETIRN HnME

Mrs. Paxton and daughter. Miss vir-
ginia have returned to their home in
South Bend. Ind, after few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Paxton of
Rimbach avenue.
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ben nun MEETING.

There will be a meeting of Progress
sive Court. Tribe of Ben Hur. Wednes-
day evening in Weis Hall on State
street, and all members are urged to
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CONTINUES TO IMPRoovE.

Miss Catherine Liesenfelt who under
went an operation for appendicitis last
week in st. Margarets hospital contin-
ues to improve nicely her many
friends will be glad to learn
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ATTEND PARTY.

number of Hammond young la
dies went to East Chicago Saturday to
attend a shower given by Mrs. Schlicker
in honor of the approaching marriage
of Miss Effie DeBriae and Mr.. Hall,
which will take place in early fall.
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RETURN FRnAr VISIT.

DR.. and Mrs. c. W Campbell have
returned from few weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. ". f. Kindig of
Rochester. Ind
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RETURNS FRoM vAcAr1ox

Miss Cora Winters has resumed her
duties at the Lion store after a few
weeks vacation spent with relatives in
Ohio On her return home Miss Winters
stopped in Logansport for a few days
Visit
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Miss Louise Dion of Marengo. M.
and Miss Marie Mcdonald of Chicago.
came today to visit the Misses Mable
and Lulu Sherry at their home in Tru-
man avenue for few days
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STl,r.Nn Yff,4GI.a.

Miss -t.rRga Shatz and guests. liss
Molar OF. NTa1par also. and Efr. Lohse at
tended tfes Ministries atSthe AUDITORIUM
in Chicago last evening.
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RETURN FROM THE NORTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dyer are ex-
pected back home tomorrow from their
trip in Michigan and Wisconsin. Mr.
Dyer is not experiencing much relief
there from hay fever and has decided
to return home.
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RETURN HOME.

Ralph Pierce and children have re-
turned from Lowell where they went
Saturday to attend the funeral of a
relative
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~ pEcoyURING NICELY.

Ernie Mills continues to improve
nicely from severe attack of typhoid
fever that has confined him to his home
for several weeks.
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RETURNS FRoM VACATION.

Mrs. Matte Bonney has resumed her
duties at Ruhstadt's store after a two
weeks vacation spent with relatives
and friends in Chicago and Hobart.
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rs our AGAIN.

Mrs NJ. Dobson is able 10 be out
again after a weeks illness that has
kept her confined to her home in State
street
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VISITS IN OHIO.

Miss Ethel Burk of Rimbach avenue
has gone to Columbus, o.. to spend a
few weeks vacation visiting relatives
and friends
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GOES TO SOTTH. DANOTA.

south Dakota to accept position as
teacher in the public schools.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-14
AT HOME.

Miss Delta Curry was the guest of
her mother and sister in Benton Har-
Dor. Mich. over Sunday
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peka Kan, where he win enter Wash
burn college. Mr.. Evers was a graduate
in the '06 class of the Hammond high
school
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J OVER THE TEA CUPS

be present. There will be initiation
during the meeting after which a So
cial hour will be held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-14
HAS RETrRNEn HOME

Miss Frieda Monnett has returned
from few weeks visit with friends
in Milford. III.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
New Cases.

1878. Stanley Idzikowski. admins
tration estate of Peter Kurney, de-
ceased, VS., Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany.
1875 Indiana Harbor Lumber com
pany VS.. VIM. Waigle ct al Foreclosure
of mechanis lien
1871 Lake County Lumber company
VS.. George McGriff. Foreclosure of me-
chanic's lien.
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Is REpnRTEn III

Mrs. Foster Murray is reported to
be quite III at her home in siblev
street.
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"Infrennent.-

OF the Has beens" there are many,
or the "Ne'er was" more by far,
The Going TO be" are legion,
But how scarce are those that sAre."
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Everybody is waiting for fire drill.
The new fire escapes make it quite
"a fad. Nearly every one wants to be
the lucky one to have their recitation
In the English room or in room at the
time Of the drill The new escapes have
been put to certain test and they
work fine. A fire drill would be- in a
certain extent, a more severe one and
would prove the new chute's worth.
One of these days the bell will sound
and then for good slide.
Today school started in earnest, We
are off for another school year of hard
consistent work Last Friday Principal
McElroy stated that he wanted every
thing Strengthened up so every student
could begin without numerous handi
caps. The facilities are far more bet
ter than they were before. The corps
of teachers is as good as the country
taffords and the organization is perfect.
These things taken together build up a
valuable educational opportunity. Ev-
cry one who is eligible ought to take
advantage of it.
Treasurer Floyd Murray made a trip
to Chicago under the auspices of the
for the purple and white football jer-
lseys Enough money was raised to pro-
cure them and this shows the support
the team is getting from the high
school even if all can't play the game.
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Several OF the old and familiar faces
are missing. In most cases they have
left school for good. but few say there
is chance OF their returning We all
hope so. as their absence is keenly felt.
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WILL MEET ON TUESDAY
Young Republicans Will
Hold Stirring Meeting in
Superior Court Room.

The meeting of the Young Mems Re
publican club in the courtroom of the
superior court building tomorrow even
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
AT FAIR
HISTORICAL BATTLE BETWEEN
 MONITOR AND MERRIMACk.
visitors To VandIver Park During the Fair Week ~hls Month Will Witness . Novel Feature
 On Erhe Curve.n

Montgomery and her visitors du- ring the State Fair week, October l9 to 24, will witness one of the pest amusement features ever placed betore the American public.
 It is nothing less than the great his torical battle between the Monitor ana the Merrimac First an interesting lecture takes place. then the panoramic view opens. then the surprises and thrills commence. The first vision that meets the eye Is a scenic repro duction and wonderfully-eXecut pan oramIc view of Newport News. Va. and Fortress Monroe. In the distance is a striking seascape. showing two battleships, the Cumberland and thN Congress, guarding the, entrance Of James River. like things of life in all their reality, During the process or the lecture an alarm is given. Soon the scene changes, signals are heard. then excitement reigns supreme A boat is seen In the distance shot .s heard, and, gradualy and slowly. with shot and shell and devastation ia it's wake. the .derrimac .n all its glory steams into Hampton Roads. rams the Cumberland and leaves a hole large enough to drive a horse and wagon through. Then, backing off. she charges on the Congress. The Con- eress hOists her sails and starts down the Roads. 1sely pursued by the Mer- rimae.
 The Merrimack next turns her atten- tlon to the Minnesota. Night Is coming on. so she slowly turns and goes back to Sewell's point for the night. Under cover of darkness. the Monitor steals into Hampton Roads, Day breaks. The Merrimack, no, satisfied with her work of the day before raises her anchor and steams into Hampton Roads, but is met by the Monitor. and the most realistic mimic naval engagement ever conceived Is on, with its vivid pano- ramic and electrical effects.
 Shells bursting in air. cannonading and swift action, 1t rouses the audi ence to a hish gree of excitement and patriotic enthusiasm.
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WORKING woMANy HOME.


 The October business meeting of the working Womans' Home Associa ton was held at the Home yesterday after, noon, and presided over by Mrs. |. s: Wilcox. in the absence of Mrs. Harmon. the beloved and faithful Pres ident, and for whom the deepest love ana sympathy in her sorrow. was ex- pressed.
 It was decided to observe next Tues- day, october 13. as Woman's HomA Day. in celebration of the formal open- ing of the Home, October IS, 1881. 2, For the purpose of increasing the mem mbership, .and of securing annual subscriptions, the officers, trustees. managers and committees will call ups on citizens on the principal streets in the city and the other members on those in their immediate locations, the work having always received cordial and generous cotopeFatien and re- sponse Results of the work will be reported at. the Home at s;3O ?. m. on ' The following members are appoint ed for work in these locations.
 Mrs. B. L. Wyman. Mrs. J. S. Will- cox, north side Dexter Avenue to Law renee Street; Mrs, S. S. Crittenden Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, south side Dexter Avenue to Lawrence Street; Miss Pauline Hausman, Miss Elizabeth WEl6HJt SdSI sue CpiHItlcTCS OlTCSIi Mrs. J. c. WoFswiok, Mrs. T. J Mat tox, west side Commerce Street; Mrs. J, e, Tyson. Mrs, Alex Rice. Court Square to Adams Street. Mrs. W. E.. Ledyard, Mrs. J. H. Hardaway, Lee Blob and TallapOosa Streets: Mrs. J. W. Watts, Mrs. Robert GoldthWaite, Dexter Avenue from Lawrence Street to Capitol; Mrs. w. G. Yelverton, Mrs. Frank Dove North Perry. from Dexter to Madison Avenue; Miss c. A. Ham mond. Mrs. w. B. Tanner. First Ma tional Bank Building. Mrs. e. G. Miles, Mrs. R. L.. Butt, City Building; Mrs. Horace Stringfellow. Mrs. Gaston Scott State Capitol; Mrs. c. F. Moritz, Mrs. c. H. Beale. South Perry Street Dex- ter to Adams; Mrs, David Well. Mrs. E. K. Glazier. South Perry Street; Mrs. M. c. Stokes, Mrs. ". w. Screws, South Court Street: Mrs. J. T. Moses, Mrs. Meyer Griel, South Lawrence street; Mrs. Robert Aldworth, Miss M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
CITY FEDERATION MAKES PLANS TO ENTERTAIN
 STATE FEDERATION.

CITY IMPORTATION MAKES PLANS TO ENTERTAIN
 STATE FEDERATION. At A meeting of the City Federation of Women's Clubs held yester1ay aI- ternoon at the Carnegie Library, the hours were devoted to the discussion of arrangements for entertaining the distinguished women who will DO Vis- itors to Montgomery during the con yention of the State Federation 70 pc held here in November
 Among the entertainments planned by the City Federation are luncheon to be given at the Exchange Hotel at noon on one day. brilliant reception to be given on Thursday evening aur- ing the convention, and an informal reception to be held on the evening of the converting of the body after the business program is concluded.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman, President of the City Federation. has not as yet named her tcommlttees who will have in charge the details of the various functions. but under her efficient lead ership the undertaking is sure to be the success that is every one of the causes she places her efforts on. In the history of the literary and social side of the life of Montgomery dur ing last year there are no more. im- portant- events than those which were enjoyed under the auspices of this or ganization, of which Mrs. Coleman IS the head.
 QUARTERLY OPEN MEET
 ING OF THE Y. w. O. A. The quarterly open meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association was held yesterday morning, when the attendance was the largest of any such
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l N S OC l E T Y

occasion in the history of the organ ization. These quarterly meetings are not only open to the entire members ship of the Y. ". c. A.. but are also open othe public, so that any one who is sufficiently interested in the movement may attend.
 The reports of all the committees of the work done during the summer were very satisfactory, and were sub jects of reorganization from the gem eral secretary, Miss Davis, who has been away for a time on her vacation. The work accomplished during the heated term when so many. of tho members of the committees were ab- sent. was shown to be beyond the ex- pectations of the most sanguine. The report of the treasurer. Mrs. R. E. Steiner, showed that during the last quarter $500 of the debt of the asso- eiatton has been paid. Other reports were made by Mrs. Margaret Boothe Secretary, Miss Marls Burch, Cores. bonding Secretary, Mrs W. B. Tam ner transient room committees; Mrs, John Flowers. library committees Mrs l.. l., Lassiter. lunch room commit tee. Mrs. J. Whitfield Jones, religious committee; Mrs. w, H. Thomas, mem bership committee; Mrs, Horace String fellow. finance committee.
 Mrs. Florence Harris. president. pre-  sided over the meeting and in her quarterly address she congratulated the chairmen of the various commit tees on the excellent work done under them during the summer. The report of the membership committee showed an Increase of forty-one members dur ing the quarter.
 Very much enjoyed numb bers on the program for the morning were two vo- cal solos. one by Mrs. Myrtle Boothe Campbell, and one by Miss Cecilia Payne.
 Mrs F. c. Adams in an interestins talk gave an account of her visit to the Margaret Louise Home in New York, which Is conducted by the Y. w O. A., and Is devoted to the welfare of self-suppertlng women. She also told of her visit to the Y. W. c. A. In New York. ...... Y. -
 New business before the meeting wal the arrangements for the proposed rummage sale and the chairmen oi me various committees are Mrs. W E: Tanner. Mrs. Philip Travis. Mrs, w. H. Thomas. Mrs. Halls Janney. and Mrs L. l.. Lassiter.
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COMMITTEE MEETING CALLED.
Site for Graud Lodgs of Pythians Tehl-
 pIe To Be Chosen.

Site for Graud LOdgs of Pythians Tenl-
 pie To Be Chosen.
 For U.e purpose of selecting a site for the Pythian Temple to be erected in Montgomery. Chairman James B. Ellis of Selma. has called meeting of the committee on Ways and Means to meet in this city, on october 12. that active steps may be taken in the mat ter immediately.
 The meeting which has Just been called. will be the second meeting of this committee. So far no site has been selected by this committed. but at the meetin. which Is to be held. this business will re the first to be attended
 The personnel of the committee fol- lows: James B Ellis. of Selma, Chair man: B. A. Taylor. of Montgomery. sec retary: Jacob D. Bloch. of Mobile; F. P. Nichols, Roanoke. and J. 4. Rives Carter, of Birmingham.
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M,VAY IS DISMISSED.
soIocitor Hehin wMI Not Prosecute
 Birmingham Case.

A@h0etEUR
 Birmingham Case.
 Birmingham. Oct. 6-tspecial.) )-Be- cause of a variance in the indictments and the testimony in the bribery charges against w. R. McXay. the cases were mol ssed by Solicitor Hetlin this morning.
 This ends the c-ses against Mir. Mc- aVy growing out of the sheriff's so- called graft fund" which he estab- lished about a year ago for the purpose of catching alleged bribe givers.
 Solicitor Hehin mol pressed the cases largely on the ground that the third case. which went to trial, resulted in A general charge being given for the defendant Practically the same testi- mony would have been introduced in the remaining cases and the Solicitor had already investigated the matter and found that there was no law which would convict on the strength of the testimony.
 In the true bills 1t was set forth that Mir. McVay gave deputy sherffs large amounts of money and checks for the purpose of making them hands
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

ofr'' So far as the running of his bus- mess was concerned. Solicitor Hehtn said the testimony went to show that the money was given for the purpose of getting the sherif to assist McVay in getting certain cases already in court disposed of.
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beautifully decorated with flowers and palms. Dancing was enjoyed until late hour. when the guests repalreo to an adioining room where delicious re- treatments were served.
 Among the out-of-town guests pres. ent were MT. and Mrs. A. Hoffman of Baltimore. Mir. and Mrs. L. Gold, Mr. Pincus and MT. Louft of New York
 
 Miss Georgia Kettles. of Mississippi. Miss Hearn of Tuskegee, and Miss Whitley of Evergreen. have come to Montgomery to spend the winter ana will be at the Y. W. c. A. on South Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

MT. Samuel Melwar Cate, organist of St. Johns Church, begs to announce himself Instructor of Plano (Leschet- izky method) organ and Harmony. Ills several years training in Germany qualities him. Mir. Cate will also coach singers. Lessons during the day or evening. Temporary address. St. Johns Church. Hours, 9-l2 a. m.
 wed-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
c. c. Clark Ia nena.

Huntsville. Oct. s.-(Special. )- c. c. Clark, prominent citizen of the northwestern part of Madison County. died yesterday at Jef. aged sS years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
To the Public.

To the Publics We have moved our Market to 10 ". Perry. next to- Smith & WOrnum, We handle the best meats, Ash, OyS- terH, eggs and vegetables.
 The Kent Cash Market. Phone 3302. 10 N. Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

Special Ladies and Childrens Matinee 4 F. M. Great! Enough said! Majestic Theatre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
MAcLAURINE-MARKHAM.
NOTICE DIXIE CHAPTER.

The members of the Dixie Chapter U. D. c. will meet this afternoon a o'clock at the home of the presl dent. Delegates to the convention II Atlanta will be elected.
 By order of the president. Mrs. War ren F. Dent
 Mrs. L. s. McKerall. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

Mrs. Leo Kraus, who has been visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. Strauss. has returned to her home in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07
NOTICE HEBREW LADIES soCI

NOTICE HEBREW LADIES SOCIETY The Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Sc ciety will meet this afternoon at a;I o'clock in the vestry rooms of th Temple.
 By order of the President. Mir Bertha Kohn.
 Mrs. E. I. Gladden., Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

The Young Mems Hebrew Social Club entertained last night with a dance and reception in honor of the members and their friends For the occasion Red Mems Hall on Madison Avenue was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

Miss Jeanette Leopold has returne to her home in Selma after a visit t MT. and Mrs. Alex Rice at their hom on Perry street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-07

Mrs. Charles Hannon will leave to- morrow for New Orleans where she will spend two months with friends,