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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
SPINE PARALYZED

Utica. y Y, Nov. I9.-Joseph Picker
ing. whose spinal column was injured
in the football game between the Col
gate Academy and Casanova Seminary
teams at Hamilton. and who was re-
moved to a local hospital here later.
was operated upon. AT the conclusion
of the operation DR.. Glass. the surgeon
IN chief. held out no hope of recovery.
1t was found that both sides OF the arch
Of the seventh vertebrae We're broken
and the spinal cord was lacerated. A
portion Of the COMPRISING bone was
removed. The surgeons stated that the
lacerated spinal cord was the most SER
ious.
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sess, but in spite of anything neither
side could get away with the ball. and
the first half ended with the ball still
in the middle of the gridiron. Score:
Hyde Park, s. Hammond, F..
The second half was even more in
teresting than the first. but neither side
was able to score. With Hyde Park
but two points in the lead 1t looked as
If the locals still had chance, but it
was impossib le for them to score.
1t was in the second half that many
of the players were laid out and the
timekeepers were busy taking out time
Hammond suffered the greater part Of
the misfortune. Quarter Back Disco
way was taken out of the game after
his limb had been injured. After the
game it was learned that he had crack
ed a bone in his leg and will be un-
able to play any more this season.
Hunter was substituted to take Dough-
ertys place, while Dougherty was put
at quarter back.
Hammond was now playing in Hyde
Park territory and the crowds began
to pour down to the west goal and the
half-crazed rooters were doing all in
their power, but it was of no avail.
With only two minutes to play Ham
mond began an awful assault upon the
Hyde Park stronghold, but they were
unable to get the ball over for touch
down, and the game ended with the ball
in Hammond's possession within ten
yards of the goal.
! The game was a thriller, and the
people of Hammond will not soon for
get it. Though Hammond lost they
played an excellent game. as did their
opponents. When the final whistle blew
the score was to in favor of Hyde
I Park. Lineup:
Hammond (S)-Right end, Heiser and
Smith; right tackle, Schultz; right
guard, Herbst; center, Goehringer'; left
guard, Lewis; left tackle. Dougherty
left end. Geib; quarter back, Dissoway
and Hunter; right half back, Halfman
left half back, Stevens; full back, Schil-
! 10.
Hyde Park (5)-Right end. Hansen
right tackle. Levy; right guard, Meu-
reese; center. Smith; left guard, Rust
and Cooper; left tackle. Cooper and
Battle; left end, Martin; quarter back
Roebotham (Cap); right half back
Bontemps; left half back. c. Neuresse
full back, Fingle.
Referee-Groman OF Hammond. UNI
pire-Steele OF Hyde Park Linesmer
Rhode of Hammond and Koeforst O
Hyde Park.
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LaPorte kicked off to start the sec
ond half and seemed to be much
stronger. Hammond used the forward
pass most of the time during this half
but out of the twelve tries but two
counted. LaPorte was putting up a
much stronger game, but still they
were unable to score. Both sides were
playing furious game and 1t was not
until the latter part of the half that
Hammond pushed Kennedy over for the
last touch down. Score-Hammond, 25:
LaPorte, 0.
With about two minutes yet to play
LaPorte kicked off and again Hammond
returned the kick. the game ending
with the ball in possession of the OAR
rowtown boys, and it was by no means
near Hammond's goal Final score
Hammond IS; LaPorte, 0.
| The following is the lineup of the
game:
Hammond (25)-Right end, Friedrich;
right tackle, Blocker, right guard
Plum; center. Wilhelm; left guard
Hirsch and Minard; left tackle, Bauer
left end, Meyn; quarter back, Ibach;
right half-back. Graves; left half back
Crumpacker; full back, Captain Ked-
nedy.
LaPorte (O)-Right end. Captain
Zumstein; right tackle, Young; right
guard, Borman; center, Hennessey
left guard, Borgard; left tackle. Guam.
Their; left end, Weise; quarter back
Terry; right half-back, Ellis; left half
back, Larson; full back, Drollinger.
/ Touch downs-Crumpac %. Ken.
nedy a.. Referee-Sohl of Hammond
Umpire-Halfman of Hammond, Lines
man Pannenborg of Hammond AND
Bradberry of LaPorte.
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PLAYER MAY DIE

Washington. D. G.. Nov. 13.-Archi~
bald Christian of Richmond. Va. left
half back OF the football team of the
University Of Virginia, was dangerous
ly injured in the last half Of the game
with Georgetown university this after
noon. Christian, who is only is years
old, got mixed up in a scrimmage, and
when the players had become olsen
tangled was found helpless on the
ground. He was Immediately removed
to the Georgetown hospital. where it
was said this evening that the boys
spine was badly injured. Only slight
hope is entertained for his recovery.
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Glen and Hosford Parks

Math Weinand and wife spent yes
terday at Hobart.
Mrs. May PfaH and Mrs. J. Hiney
were Gary business visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Schaible has returned
home after spending the day at Gary
with friends.
Frank Weinand has returned home
after spending a few days at Chicago,
the guest of ]. Gruber.
Miss Theresa Burg spent yesterday
at Hobart.
Thomas Adler was a caller at Ross
yesterday.
Frank Olson has returned home after
spending few days at Tolleston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
BASKET BALL
PLAYER DIES

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 14.-'T can't
see, fellows. help me- said George
Martin Reinhard, 10 years old, as he
reeled and fell in a game of basket
ball between the Triangle and Brides
burg Athletic clubs last night. Going
to his aid the players found him I'M
conscious. A physician pronounced him
dead. Heart disease, superinduced by
the exertion of the game, was given as
the cause of death. Reinhard was a
member of the Bridesburg team and had
done brilliant work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
FOOTBALL PLAYER
BADLY INJURED

Cleveland. Nov. 13.-Raymond Aus
tin, quarter back of the Ohio Wesleyan
University football team. Is in a local
hospital tonight suffering from concus-
sion Of the brain as the result Of in
juries received in the game played be-
tween his team and Case School of APP
piled Science here today. After being
hurt Austin remained on the side lines
until the close OF the game. but later
was taken to the hospital Early this
evening his condition was reported TO
be improving steadily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
PLAYER INJURED
AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 13.-Raymond
Austin, quarter back of the Ohio Yves
leyan university football team, is in a
local hospital tonight suffering from
conclusion of the brain as the result
of injuries received in the game played
between his team and Case School of
Applied Science here today. After be-
ing hurt Austin remained on the side
lines until the close of the game. but
later was taken to the hospital Early
this evening he was reported to be i'm
proving steadily.
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ANOTHER DEATH

Washington, D. c.. Nov. 14.-Football
has claimed another victim. Archer
Christian, IS years old, left half back
of the University of Virginia team, in
jured in the game with Georgetown
university yesterday afternoon. died at
Georgetown university hospital this
morning. An autopsy disclosed that
death was due to cerebral hemorrhage
following conclusion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
SOUTH BEND FORFEITS

Warsaw, Ind. Sov 49, - Charles
Beuchner. South Bend tackle. suffered
conclusion of the brain in today's
game with Warsaw high school South
Bend made two touchdowns in the first
half, failing at the goals. Warsaw
made two in the second. with one min
ute to play and score Of IL to 10 in
Warsaw's favor. South Bend disputed a
fine for hurdling and forfeited, l to o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
BOY PROBABLY
FATALLY HURT

Toledo, o.. Nov 1S.-George Cristall.
IA years old. was probably fatally in
jured in football game here today.
He suffered a broken collar bone and
internal injuries.
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TWO MORE INJURIES

Bellefontaine. o., Nov. 1s.-Ralph
Harbert, quarter back of the Belle
fontaine high school football team, was
seriously injured in a game with Troy
high school yesterday and was delir-
ious last night. 1t is feared there is
conclusion of the brain. Fullback Gaia
lanea of the Troy team was taken home
in a delirium.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
M'GOORTY IN DUBLIN.
Fights Young Sullivan in
Ireland Tonight.

Dublin. Nov. 15.-Eddie McGoorty OF
America VIII fight Young Sullivan here
tonight. It will Be the Yankees first
appearance in ireland. Should he de-
feat Sullivan. McGoorty plans TO elal-
lenge Tom Thomas for the middle-
weight championship or Great Britain.
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YALE BACK INJURED

New Haven. Conn. Nov. IA. - DAILY,
Yale's half back, met with an injury
in the game with Princeton yesterday
which may cost him the captaincy next
year. His shoulder was twisted so bad
ly that he probably viii not be able to
be in the game against Harvard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
INDIANA HARBOR.

The republicans of East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor are planning a blowout
in honor of the election of their tick
ct. The event will take place tomor-
row night at the Auditorium. supper
to be a feature, with speeches by the
leaders of the party.
Mrs. NJ. c. Frysinger is back from
Chicago, where she has been for the
past six weeks with friends for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15
BELOIT MANS
LEG BROKEN

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 1s.-In the first
half Vilmejor, left end on Beloit COL
lege team, sustained fracture of the
left leg during a game with Lawrence
today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15

spectators thought he lacked gameness.
Any American fighter would have made
another attempt to rise after the final
blow, but Piet seemed contented, much
to the disgust of the crowd.
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PLAYER GETS
BROKEN THIGH

local high school sustained a broken
thigh in a game here today in which
Quincy defeated the Jacksonville high
schoo lby score of Is TO Is
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GRAND RAPIDS
PLAYER DEAD

Grand Rapids. Nov 13.-Royal vogel,
schoolboy injured two weeks ago in q
football game. died last night. a blood
vessel in his head was ruptured and
he was unconscious during thirteen
DAYS
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QUINCY BOY HURT

Quincy. Ill. Nov. 1S.-During a foot
ball game between Quincy and jackson
today. Grieser Of Quincy had a leg
broken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-27
LIBERTY. IND.

Lbety. Ind, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Records
Of Rising Sun. Ind. is the guest Of her
son. +. d. Records and family.
Mrs. O. L. Chance Of Alguina was
the guest of her mother Sunday.
Miss Anna Beard has returned from
a visit at Harrison. O.
Miss Ratlif has returned to her
home in Richmond.
Mrs. NJ. N. O'Hair will leave soon
for Indianapolis where she viii re-
side.
Mrs. Will Mcintosh Is visiting her
sister In Texas and will return In
April.
Misses Wideman and Freeman who
are attending school in this city. Wis.
tied at their homes over Sunday.
Mrs. Leroy Martin of Indianapolis
is visiting G. w. Robertson and wife.
Miss Ruby Bryant was the guest OF
friends here Saturday.
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building on The site Of the ola one.

building on the site Of the old one.
Dean Cartmell of Arcanum. Ohio,
has been the guest Of his grand moth
er, Mrs. Sara Binkley. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Keever, who
have been at the home Of his mother,
Mrs Mary Keever, north OF town for
the past six months, are moving to
Muncie. Mr.. Keever will be en-.
ployed with the Warner Gear Co.
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety OF the NJ. E. chi1'ch will meet
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 1. with Miss
Cora Castor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Fist.
The Ladies' History Club will meet
with Mrs. John Hunt on N. Perry
street on Monday afternoon. Jan. 81.
Charles T. Knapp was at Indianap-
oils Tuesday and Wednesday for the
purpose OF purchasing cattle at the
stock yards.
Miss Ethel Roller is at Dayton, Ohio
where she was called by the serious
illness of a relative.
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News Of Surrounding Towns

Pleasant Mendenhall who has been
such a sufferer with rheumatism for
the past several years is growing
worse and cannot live but a few days
longer.
Grant Smith of near Carlos City has
a nephew who lives in New Castle
with him this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wooters had
as their Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles wooters of Muncie.
Mrs. Nora Jackson. Mrs. Matte
Lamb and Mrs. Vina Vandergraf Of
Popular Run attended West River
Friends meeting and ate dinner with
Mrs. Reba Chamness, Sunday.
Carl Williams is helping with the
feeding for A. N. Chamness.
Hon. E. B. Reynolds of Hagerstown
and Attorney Will Bond of Richmond
will address the voters of Perry town
ship on local option Tuesday night
here. in the NJ. E. church.
Harry Macy, who is on the jury ar
rived home Sunday and returned to
Richmond Tuesday to report for duty.
Bonnie Franklin who has had such
a deep cold for week will be able to
attend school this week.
Mrs. Ruth Chamness is reported
very sick and it is feared pneumonia
has set in.
A Mr.. Shelleybarger has rented Ollie
SO.
Mrs. Alice Frasier was the Sunday
afternoon guest of Mrs. Byram Pierce.
If the weather continues favorable
there will have been many acres of
ground plowed by Saturday evening.
Mrs. Glennie Lamb was in Rich
mond Monday shopping.
Edmond Clark, John Replogle. Lon
Edwards and Joe Lamb were turn
many farmers advocate early blowing
for corn.
Charles Harris. Frank Jordan. Edo
Cain and Harry Parker were in Rich
mond Monday.
Thomas Stewart and Vine Scott
made trip to Hagerstown recently.
Eli Nicholson's daughter Mae, OF
, Sugar Grove is still very sick.
Simon Atwell and family moved
here from Modoc Monday.
Ezra FRASER arrived from Rich
mond Monday noon.
Pleasant Mendenhall. 81, died Mon
day morning of rheumatism. Fune raj
was held Wednesday morning at the
residence on account of Mrs. Menden-
hall being unable to leave the house.
Rev. Lee Chamness conducted the flu
neral Interment in Economy GENE
terry.
Mrs. David Jordan visited Mrs.
Louise Denny Monday afternoon, who
| Is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Massey enter
tanned Richmond company Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Fenimore were
in Hagerstown Monday. the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlie Lantz.
Mrs. Ruth Chamness of West River
who has been sick for the past sew
eral weeks is now low and blood pois-
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ECONOMY. IND.

Economy, Ind, Jan. 27.-Mrs. EN-
ma Hiatt spent Saturday in Green's
fork and brought her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Potter, home with her to
visit several days.
Joseph Lamb and daughter, leila.
were at Williamsburg, Saturday.
There were young peoples prayer
meetings in the M. e. church, preach
ing in the u. B. church, and basket
ball here Saturday night.
Ollie Weyl of Richmond spent Sun
day here with his wife and daughter.
The Palladium correspondent re-
ceived a card Saturday from Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Williams, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Macy
of Pittsburg, stating they were leav-
ing the Smoky City" for trip
through Ohio.
Miss Leila Lamb has returned home
after two days visit with her
grandmother.
Deck Haxton arrived home Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday here
with his family.
Mrs. Alice Frasier is back from a
visit with Richmond relatives.
Mrs. Peggy Morrison is reported
not so well today.
Charles Clyde and Bonnie Franklin
attended the nj. f. church Sunday.
Charles Edwards is doing some very
fine photography post card work.
New officers were elected in the
Epworth league Saturday night as fol-
lows: Bessie Taylor. president: Ruby
Jones. first vice: May Kimball, second
vice: Blanche Fenimore. third vice:
Mary Ballenger. fourth vice; Howard
Manning, secretary; John Durbin.
treasurer; Lucinda Haxton. organist.
The league took in ten new members
and will hold services at $50 every
Sunday evening.
Henry Replogle and daughter, who
were guests of John Replogle and
wife two days. have returned to their
home In Hagerstown.
u John Osborn of Richmond spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Miss May Nicholson of Sugar Grove
has been sick the past week.
Rev. M. W Bartlett PREACHED in the
u. B. church at Sugar Grove Sunday
{ morning.
DR.. A. L. Loop arrived home from
Huntsville Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cain were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Word Jackson Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cain and son
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hats com
pany Sunday.
Levi w. Stamm returned to Dayton,
o.. Sunday afternoon.
Lloyd Osborn's little three-year-old
girl lost one OF her kid fir trimmed
mittens on the day of farmers insti
tute.
Mrs. Lou Fennimore and children
Blanche and Harold visited grandma
+ Edwards Sunday #afternoon
Hiatt has sold nice bunch of hogs
to Bud Dean Of Greensboro.
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on has developed, which makes her
chances of recovery very doubtful.
She has many friends and relatives in
Richmond.
Dick Ulry of Modoc was here look
ing after business.
Webster and Economy basket ball
teams clashed here recently. Score,
"a to IA; % to IA in favor of Econo-
my 1t was a double header but the
big one of Webster failed to connect.
The Economy first basket ball team
will go to Modoc Thursday night to
play the Indians a game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Wis
Monday.
Charles Franklin is having trouble
with his left eye.
Jasper Hardwick, "a. of near Carlos
City died of consumption Monday
morning. Funeral Wednesday morn
ing at Carlos City and burial at Union.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards enter
tanned at dinner today, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Oler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Ed
wards.
Mrs. Martha Ellen Good and Mrs.
David Jordan were guests of Mrs.
Emaline Gale Monday afternoon.
Mr.. slhd Mrs. Clyd Oler and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hasley
recently.
Several ladies Of Morgan's Chapel
were here shopping Monday after
noon.
1t is reported George Barnard and
sisters, Emma and Rena will move to
Texas some time in the spring.
Some people are talking of plant
ing garden truck if the weather con-
tinues nice.
Mrs. Lulu Singer is superintendent
of the Junior Epworth league. There
will be special meeting soon to elect
new officers.
Miss Dora Pierce who has been sick
is better.
Several strangers were in town
Monday.
Frank Thornburg of West River has
a bad case of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gale entertain
ed company recently.
Mrs Omar Oler is reported very
sick this morning.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City. Ind. JAM os.-Mrs-
Will Mathews and daughter jeanette
of Hagerstown were here Monday
night. the guests of B. F. Carpenter
and family.
Burns Mundel. postofice inspector
of Washington. is here visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Mum
dell and other relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Jones spent Monray in
Richmond.
The Home Missionary society Of the
A. NJ. E. church met at the parsonage
in Dublin Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Romer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ohmit. Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frona-
phei. and DR.. and Mrs ]. c. Leslie
formed . theater party to see The
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MILLvILLE. IND.

Millville. Ind, Jan 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Daniels entertained Satur.
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. George KEEL
ly and daughter Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wood
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hamilton
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes
and son Daniel and Mr.. John Wood.
Mrs. John Wood spent Saturday and
Sunday in New Castle.
Mr.. Jesse Lester spent Friday in
Hagerstown.
Mr.. Bert Daniels and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Marcus Battlefield.
Will Laudig and family of near
Cambridge City spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Keever.
James Laboyteaux has sold his
store to Charles Crandall of New
Castle.
Teachers institute was held here on
Saturday.
Robert Winnings win move on the
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DUBLIN, mo.

Dublin Ind, Jan. 27.-Walter Wood
worth of Richmond spent Sunday
with his mother and sister here.
Mr.. Charles King and family of
Straughn visited B. T. Hatfield and
family Sunday.
Mr.. George Hurps visited home folks
Sunday.
Will D. Jay called to seen his sister
Allie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Bryant OF
Lewisville were guests of Mr.. Robert
Clifford and family Sunday.
Charles H. Clawson of Richmond
was on business at Lewisville Satur-
day and on his way back to Richmond
called for a few moments at the home
of his cousin Will D. Jay.
Rev. McCagie Henley returned home
today.
Miss Hollingsworth of Lewisville.
Miss Russell. Lewisville. were the
guests of Miss Mary Fackler Sunday.
Miss LESSEE Harvey of Hopewell Wis
tied Anna Taylor.
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Honor Of the family at the Geunett
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Knox and
daughter of Anderson visited Mrs. Ma
ry Knox Sunday.
Frank Luddington made a business
trip to New Castle Monday.
The following ladies met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Omar Guyton
and Organized a card club which will
meet every two weeks: Mesdames
Frank Ohmit, Mr.. c. Leslie. Omar
Guyton, Byron Strattan, Charles
Kneise, Ellis Filby. Frank Ludding-
ton, Frank Fronaphel, Matt Kreusch.
r. L. Scott, John Shroyer, Robert
Hicks. X. P. Diffenderfer, ]. E. Wright.
and Harry Bond. Ice cream and cake
were served. Mrs. Albert Jones Of Ha-
gerstown was the guest Of the after
noon. Mrs. Harry Bond will be host
ess at the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byra Boyd, Ray
Bertsch and Miss Pearl Boyd saw Otis
Skinner in The Honor of the Family
at Richmond, Monday evening.
Mrs. Albert Jones of Hagerstown
was the guest Of friends here Mon
day.
K. p. Diffenderfer, engineer on the
J. M. & l., is at home for a two weeks
vacation.
~Dr. w. r. Litell has returned from
business trip to Buffalo and var
iOuS points in Canada.
Mrs. Melissa Stratton Of Knights
town, is here for a visit with her son
Byron Strattan and family.
Mrs. Matt Shew and daughter, Miss
Irene Elliott have returned from a
visit of several months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Elliott of Mobile. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr OF Rich
mond. are here for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Babcock
Miss Mary Dillon and Miss Neva
Hazelrigg were among the number
who saw The Honor of the Family
at Richmond Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Steele is spending a
few DAYS with her sons Albert and
Earl at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Ossian Galloway was hostess
to the Whist club Monday afternoon.
Cards were played at three tables
Mesdames Lycurgus and LATE Beeson
of Milton and Mrs. Fred Mellinger of
New Castle, were guests of the club.
At the close of the game an elaborate
lunch was served.