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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-23

artistic in color, design, texture and
general effect.
The play opens on Christmas Eve
in front of the mansion of Mr.. Wisen-
elmer on Fifth Avenue, New York,
where a childrens ball is in progress.
Prof. Dingelblatz and DR.. AIgernon
Hornblower, played by Bckel and
Watson, two penniless itinerant mus.
iclans, are scheming how to obtain
food and drink when they are Joined
by their adopted daughter,Viola. Mr..
Wiseheimer's daughter had been stol-
en- from him eighteen years before
the opening of the play. From the
window he spied the two musicians
and the girl, and the resemblance of
Viola to his daughter leads him to
invite the musicians and the girl into
the house. Ernest Connor, Mr.. Wis.
eheimers social mentor, plots with
the musicians to pass the girl off as
! IWiseheimsr's. The only clue Is a silv-
er star wrich the child wore the day
she was kidnapped. Connor has had
copies made OF this star. Wisehelmer
is deceived by the trick and the act
closes with the Christmas Fairy, play
ed by Mile. Genee, distributing pres.
ents from the tree.
In the second act, Mr.. Wiseheimer
takes his supposed daughter to Europe
wher Ned Brandon falls in love with
her. At a masquerade ball at the
Grand Opera House in Paris, Viola
learns that she is not the daughter
of Wiseheimer and like Cinderella,
the character she assumed at the mas.
queade. she disappears at midnight.
The last act is laid on the banks of
the Thames. where Viola and MIR.
Wiseheimcr again meet, and it is prov.
en- to the satisfaction of all that she
really Is his daughter.
The principals in the cast support
ing Mile. Cenee and Bickel and Wat
son are Barney Bernard, Lee Harri-
son, Mortimer Weldon, Elphye Snow
den, Emma Janvier, Marie Dainton,
Grace Ormonde and Clara Dayton.
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RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.

Rchand Tp., Salem, Oct. 22.-Mr.
u. Il. Tlttlebaugh and VIM. IL. Flant
and family spent Sunday with Mr..
Jerome Ault and family.
A son was born Thursday of last
week, TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Myres.
Mr. Simon Harruff and wife, of Ma.
rion. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
G.. ii. Glauner and family.
Walter Wolfarth spent Sunday with
Mr.. Wesley Geckley.
Mr.. Frank Epley spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Fairchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albright, of
Paulding county, are spending n few
days with friends and relatives around
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eichhorn an6
sons Herbert and Homer. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lem
mer, of near Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Retterer spent
Sunday at the home of Fred Rctterer
at Harpster.
Mr.. VIM. Witzel and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Wit2el's parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. V. Raedal.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Fetter cele
brated their silver wedding Sunday
There were &C present.
Mr.. Frank hner and family, Mrs
NJ. Olmer and Miss Anna Lehner spen
| Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Leh
ner Sir.
Mr.. Fred Haas and wife spent Sun
| day with Mr.. Fred Haas Sr, and fam
| lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geckley spen
| Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Il nj
Beckel.
Miss Delsa Chapman, the littl,
daughter of George Chapman, is yer.
sick with typhoid fever.
| Wednesday evening a number o
neighbors and relatives assembled "A
the home of Mr. David Deltsch to re
mind him of his birthday.
Mr.. Adam Noblet and Mrs. DaI
Plotner were in Springfield Wednes
day.
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Martel Oct. 22--J. e. Cyphes and
John Leaker Jr. left Thursday for
Dakota to register for government
land.
Gem McCune visited over Sunday
in Delaware.
Mrs. frank Blaney visited her
mother Mrs. Rutherford on Friday.
Miss Grace Burton spent Saturday
and Sunday in Gallon.
Mr.. John Winch and daughter
Bertha visited friends here Sunday
afternoon.
Roy Winters of Chicago was call
ing on friends west of town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wlssinger left Mon
day for their new home in Knoxville
Tennessee.
Mrs. Anna Rosen is visiting this
week in Waldo.
Mr.. Isaac Dickson was at Marion
Monday
Cloyd IJelman of Cleveland visited
his parents here Wednesday annC
Thursday.
Mrs. Miles Ralston spent last Tues
day in Marion.
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RICIIwooD

Richwood, oct. 22.---A. B. Conk'
right and wife. of Columbus. were in
fleetwood, yesterday circulating
among relatives and old friends.
w. L. Flnefrock, of Newcastle, Pa.
returned home Monday after spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L
Rapp.
Mrs. Isabelle Weir and Mrs. Eliza
beth Kinnon. OF Columbus, were
guests at the j. F. Rapp home on East
Blagrove street last week.
Miss Marion Hamilton, of Wapako-
meta, Ohio has been q guest during
the past week of Mrs. l.. II. Miller at
her home on East biagrove street,
Miss Cora Ream of Marion, spcn'
Thursday as the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ream and Miss
Alma Donohoe, Of West Bomford
street.
Mart Joliff has sofd his farm three
mile south of Richwod to Guy Cram
er, receiving s95. 90 per acre for the
same. 1t Is one of the best farms in
this section.
On Sunday, Oct. II, 1909, Rev. N. j,
Kinney united in marriage Mr. Bert
Snedeker and Miss Hazel Hull. The
happy couple will 80 TO housekeeping
in Marion.
Miss Allie Carroll left Redwood last
Thursday for Dresden, Ohio, where
she will spend several weeks as the
guest of Miss Jessie Jones, of Rich
wood, who is teaching art and music
| IN the schools of Dresden.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rush northwest of town.
Wednesday, Oct. 90. 1909.
Mrs. Il. II. Allison and daughter
Helen, were guests over Sunday oi
relatives and friends in Columbus.
Mrs. S. A. Mcneil left Redwood
Saturday for few days visit with
relatives and friends in Marysville.
Lloyd Wright ana family were
guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr..
| and Mrs. VIM. Hoxworth and family
| of Columbus.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Everhar'
in Upper Sandusky Ohio, from sat
urday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel Baker and daughter
Stella, of Broadway. We're guests Fri
day and Saturday at the home or Mr
and Mrs. f. L. Moffet. of West Bonn
ford street.
Mrs. Harry Ritter returned to he
home in Pickerington Saturday afte
spending three or four weeks visitini
her son-in-law Archer Olive and fam
lily OF South Franklin street.
John Aller went TO Cleveland Tues
day to spend few days with hi
daughter Mrs, Andrews and hus
band.
Mrs. Ruth Wiles, of Newark, Ohic
10 spending the week with her broth
er Amos Tanner of Beatty avenue.
Miss Marion Marriott spent severa
days the latter part of last week a
the guest of Miss Jessie Jones, a
|, Dresden. Ohio.
!. VIM. ID. Noggle and wife have re
turned home from a visit with rela
tives and friends AT Chillicothe, Ian
caster, Circleville and Winchester
They report n most pleasant time.
Mrs G. W. Patrick and daugh
| ter of West AIlddleburg, and Mrs
Harry Collins and daughter, of Ur
, bana. are guests this week at the hom
of Mrs Lonora Adams and Charlie
Adams and family of Redwood
Olus B. Conkright left Richwoo
: fer Columbus Thursday, where II
! has accepted position with the Ad
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KIRKPATRICK

The VI. T.. Ladies' Aid met Mt tho
homo OF Mrs. Rose Kclloguc, Thurs
day all day.
Mrs. Ora Rowe was the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bush, Of near Moral. Sunday.
Mr.. w. j. Weir and family were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy I'm,
Sunday near Monnettc.
Mrs. Q. II. Chiffon made n bus
iHess trip to Bucyrus, Wednesday.
Tho Epworth League will give
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. r. Lyon. Friday evening October
90 Miss Cora Naomi Lilley will on
tcrtain for the evening. The Shelby
Glob says Miss Lilley is n reader OF
exceptional ability, and her program
throughout was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Neal we're
called to Harpster by the serious ill
MSS Of Mrs. Leroy Neal. Tuesday
vcnng
Mrs. VIII Dawson and daughters.
Lclie and I.ottic were thr guests OF
Mrs. John Weir, Sunday.
John Pommer. of Caledonia. made
n business trip to kirknltricR Wra-
ncsday.
The Ladies Ald of .ne German
Reform church Ll-t at the hpin,; Lf
Mrs. Mary Jones Wcdnesd ~. Those
! present woT": Mrs l!el ry Winter.
| Mrs. Ircn Hummer and daughter.
| Florence, Mrs. Trey Lee, Mrs. Sarah
| Swsher, Ella Timpson, Mrs james
| Fink, Mrs. Catherine LantZand dau-
| Ghtcr, Fealcy Of near Caledonia.
Mrs. Susan Steinman, who has been
visiting rcativcs in Pickaway county,
| returned home Tuseday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Young and son
We're the guests of friends in Marion.
| Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. b. c. Piatt, of Ma
rion. We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd. Kennedy and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and fam
lily of Kirkpatrick, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mart Neal and daughter Mary Alice.
of Caledonia, were the guests of Mr..
NJ. V. Walton, Sunday
Mr.. Scott Lyon, Mrs. A. f. Lpon
and daughter Grace, We're in CAL
| cdonia, Wednesday,
Miss Ida Jeffrey( Of Caledonia, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. o. f.
Neal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-23

to fit the fashionable pup that Is too
aristocratic to face the cold weather
clad I'm his own fur.
Long knit gloves are used for car
riagc wear To protect the delicate
party gloves. They are knit In silk Of
color to match the evening cape OF
the person for whom they are intended
Little sleeveless jackets are very
useful 10 wear under coats duriaG t&r
cold weather.
The latest sweater Is made 10 Imi.
tate a military coat It Is USUALLY
made Of pure white. with the military
standing collar and the cuy5 ct navy
blue, the former being ornan'ertcG
b with white emblem.
Very charming kimonos are also
knitted I'm pale colors They have the
short wide sleeves ana are trir,rcd
with bands Of contrasting color
The latest In shawls is In circular
pattern trimmed with wool fringe.
Altogether there Is 20 limit to the
pretty things that may be done In
woOs
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GREEN CAMP.

Green Camp, Oct. pa few friends
of Mr., and Mrs, A.E. Northup
gathered at their home on the river
road and gave them surprise last
Thursday evening, oysters We're serv-
ed and a pleasant evening was spent.
Those present We're; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Weltmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Nc
Clelland, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Fer
rim, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. Win Lanins and Mr.. John
Powell.
Miss Blanche Thomas of Marion
was the guest of her mother Mrs.
Frank Thomas Sunday.
Mrs Glen DeBolt is reported on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-23

country home of William Koch Oct.
20.
Frank t'oos has purchased the Ham
ley Grocery and will take possession
I Nov. 1st.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baker of Ma
rion spent Sunday with Mr.. Bakers
parents.
Frank Fell left for Cleveland Mon
day.
John Iden and John Kinds were in
Canton last week buying horsees.
Mr.. Walter Stafford, of Chicago.
was here to attend the funeral of
mis- sister. Mrs. Mary PARCEL.
John Boldt and wife OF Cleveland,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Boldts re-
latives.
! The Pythian Sisters will give a
Halloween social Friday night Oct.
29
J. D. Harrison shipped six car
loads of onions to New York, Kansas
City and st. Louis. The onions were
raised on his farm norrn of town.
S. ]. Hipsher and w. w. Kinds
attender the Knight Templar con
clave at Marion last week.
Mrs. James Irwin of iberia spent
several days here this week visiting
! relatives.
The hardware firm of Harrison and
Trey have dissolved partnership by
mutual corsent, Scott and Trey taking
! over the interests.
| The Oriole Concert company will
be the first number of the lecture
course, Oct. 2S at the town hall.
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Column Should be Sent.

are due to drink. II ] could, by Offer
ing my body a sacrifice, free this
country from the fell cancer. the de-
mon drink, I'd thank the Almighty for
the privilege OF doing 1t. II had the
greatest appointment powers in the
country, no man would get even the
smallest appointment from me unless
he showed proof OF his absolute teeto-
talism.
This incontrovertible argument
against indulgence in alcoholic poison
in any form or degree, deserves to be
framed and hung up in every home.
sChOolroom and workshop in America.
Christian Herald OF Oct. 90, 1909.
The gathering of the white ribbon
delegates at Omaha Neb., for the thir-
ty-siXth annual convention of the Nat
ional Woman's Christian Temperance
Union heralds the close OF very az
tive and successful year of temperance
endeavor.
The beginning of temperance work
has been made in the Canal Zone;
the campaign for submission of the
prohibition question to the people has
been won in Florida; New Mexico has
come into line, the capital city. San
ia Fe, having passed an ordinance 20
abolish saloon licenses after January
J /, 1909; fifteen new dry counties have
been won in South Carolina, where
on.y six dispensary counties remain.
and Statewide prohibition is expected
from the next Legislature Idah County
Idaho (the largest county in the whole
United States, it is said), has been
carried for mo saloons" Nebraska Io-
Continued ON Page Six.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gist
a daughter last Wednesday.
Frank Wittered was in Marion on
business Monday.
Miss Wave Baker left Tuesday
for an extended visit with her sister
in Pennsylvania.
Burt Hart, who is working in
Cleveland, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
I Born to Mr.. and Mrs. May n
daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Inns, ason
last Wednesday.
The Y. p. C. U. of the Universalist
church will hold a social at the
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ALL THE NEWS FIR ON EVERY
PAR OF THE COUNTY

rms Express company. He has been
working for some time past as night
operator at the Erie depot, but could
rot stand the confinement and night
work and therefore rendered his res
ignatlon.
Mrs. Clara Merkle, of Muskingum
county is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Smith and other relatives in
Redwood and vicinity.
David Neal and wife who resided in
the Bonner property on South Frank
lin street moved into the rryan prop
eIty opposite the Gazette office the
latter part of last week.
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CALEDONIA

Caledonia Oct. 22-Budge Decker
of Lorain visited friends here Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stafford, of Ma
rion spent several days here this
week.
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Mrs. Ben FISH Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Ward, Misses Inez John
son, Tressie Johnson, Clara Ansel-
ment. Della Fish and Ethel Fish.
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A. G. Delamaters musical comedy
of school girls fun, Girls Will Be
Girls" which is now In its NTH sea-
son and which will be at the Grand
Saturday. October 80, continues to
draw capacity audiences in nearly ev-
cry city where the company appears.
Several new musical numbers by well
known composers have been interpo-
lated In the score.
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Klaw & Erlanger's latest production
"The SILVER Star" with Adeline
Genee, is theatrical triumph. The
play goes into the firms New Am
sterdam Theatre, New York. Novem-
ber lst, and will run out the sea-
son. 1t is one of the most brilliantly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-10
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Ind. Sept. 10
Mrs. Emily Ernshaw of Indianapolis is
the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Israel
Morry.
Miss Ethel Zehring. who has spent
her vacation at her home in this place
returned to New York Wednesday to
resume her duties in the schools OF
that city.
Mrs J. N Study spent Wednesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffer-
son Medearis of Centerville.
Carl Mosbaugh will enter the state
university at the beginning of the fall
term.
Herman Schellheimer, who went to
New York City some time ago. is en-
ployed as superintendent in one of the
departments Of the Boschman Magnate
Automobile works
Mrs. Harry Miller, Jr., of Greenvilie.
returned Thursday, to resume her
work as supervisor of drawing and
penmanship In the public schools
VIII Butler. formerly In the employ
OF the E d. Filby Cigar company OF
Cambridge City. has accepted posi-
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, Sept. 1O.-Miss
Katherine Gohring went to Cambridge
City Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dave Harter for a few days.
Miss Nellie Brant is spending a part
of the week as the house guest of Miss
Dorothy Rhineger.
Miss Edna Addington will spend Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Wright and family at Cambridge
City. Miss Addington will render 4
vocal solo at the Presbyterian church
services at Cambridge City Sunday
morning.
Among those who were attending the
state fair were Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Worl, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ T. Fox, Harry Davis. Thad
McCown, Milton Franklin.
Milton Adams and family are prepar.
ing to move to Falitha, Ind.
Edgar Davis of Mooreland, spent
Tuesday at this place on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Riley and
daughter of Middletown. Ind, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Thornburg.
Relatives received word OF the death
of Clarence Norris at his home at Clc-
ero, Ind Sam and David Foutz. Art
Moore and Sam Mccullough will go to
attend the funeral.
F. w. Addington and mother. Mrs.
Ann Addington, spent Thursday at
Richmond.
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ton as travelling salesman with the w.
H. Hood Grocery company of Portland.
His territory will be eastern Indiana
and he will continue his residence in
this place.
Otto Wiehr, who has been employed
at the American Casket factory, the
past year has gone to his home in De-
troit
Miss Mary Mathews left Thursday
for Minneapolis to take up her work
as instructor in the Girls Department,
In the University of Minnesota.
John E. Gray has returned from a
visit with relatives in Columbus, Ohio
Willard Ulrich has taken a position
as travelling salesman for the E. D.
Filby Cigar company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler are
spending the week with friends in In
dianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brindel of Ev-
ansville, are the guests of the latters
parents. Rev. nd Mrs. ]. E. Coffin.
Ice cream and cake will be served by
the Sabbath school class of Mrs Grant
Clark, on the lawn adjoining the Chris
tan church, Saturday afternoon and
evening.
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FOUNTAIN CITY. IND.

Fountain City, Ind, Sept 1O-Mr.
Samuel Alexander has traded his
property for VIII Benson's farm north
of town and Will probably move there.
Mr.. Lew Clark of Bradley, Illinois,
was in town one day this week call
ing on relatives and friends.
Mr.. Webb Pyle of Richmond and
son Clarence Pyle of Fl. Wayne, were
in town Wednesday calling on rela-
tives.
Mr. Ralph Edgerton of Indianapolis
is here visiting relatives and friends.
The members of the north end
Christian church at Lynn picnicked at
Willow Grove park Thursday.
Mrs. Sadie Williamson of Anderson
and Mrs. J. B. Unthank of Webster
spent Wednesday with their brother,
Mr.. George Harris and family.
Mr.. John Boren and Mr. Ora Lacey
OF Hopewell attended the state fair
at Indianapolis this week.
Mrs. Irene Lovin has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives at Mum
Gle.
Mrs. B. H. Gardner went on an ex-
cursion to Traverse City last Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Gardner will visit her
sister Mrs. James jackson while there.
The county w. c. T. U. convention
will be held at the Friends church,
Wednesday, September Is. Delegates
from all Unions of the county will be
present. Miss Ellen Stone will deliv-
er the convention address in the ev-
ening. Miss Stone will be remember
ed as the woman who was captured
by Brigands and held for ransom, in
the mountains of Bulgaria.
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making arrangements to move to Okla
homa City, Okla, where they will care
for Mr. Huffman's father, B. w. Huff
man, who has been In failing health
for several months. The latter served
two terms as sheriff of Preble county,
and has many friends here who regret
to hear of his Illness.
DR.. Charles w. Conley has sold his
training and speed barn to H. B. Ross,
who resides near New Paris.
Miss Edna Parker, daughter of John
e. Parker, has gone to Westtown, Pa,
to enter college. Mr.. Parker accom-
panied her as far as Wheeling, w. Va.
Harry Thompson, who has been To-
Gated in Columbus for some time, has
accepted a position at GAINESVILLE and
will shortly leave for that city.
Russell P. Finney of Jacksonville.
Ind, has been guest of Eaton friends
for the past several days. Mr.. Fin
ney was q resident of Eaton before the
civil war, and this is his first visit
here since 1863. Mr.. Finney holds a
position in the United States Quarter
masters department.
The Preble County Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union have planned
to establish headquarters for members
Of this organization during the week
of the county fair and will have tent
on the grounds. Members are invited
to visit the tent and register.
Miss Edith Fudge has gone to Moore
head, Mimi, where she will attend col
lege the coming term.
Russell McNeal is spending a few
days with relatives in Chicago.
William O'Keefe will leave Saturday
for Spokane, Wash, where he will re-
side indefinitely.
Mrs. ]. C. Ryder has returned after
a few days visit with her parents at
Greenville.
The Rev. NJ l. Comfort, who was as
signed to the local charge at the recent
U. B. conference. will preach his first
sermon here next Sunday, Rev. Com
fort is transferred to Eaton from Ham,
ilton, and comes with the highest rec
concentrations.
Miss Margaret Kline, who was opec-
ated on a few days ago for relief from
appendicitis. is improving from her
serious condition.
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WILLIAMSBURG, IND.

Williamsburg. Sept 1O.-The ladies
belonging to the thimble club met at
Mrs. Frank MikeselTs Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Jane Study Of Morgansee is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Addison St.
Myer.
The report that Prof. Charles O. Will
liams had purchased Frank M1keselPs
property. was mistake. He has pur-
| chased the property owned by Jasper
Roberts.
The new house being built for Fred
Bull. is now ready for the plasterers.
J. A. Parks returned home from
Richmond Wednesday.
Mr.. John Oler, who has been sick
flor several weeks died Wednesday
morning. The funeral will take place
at the NJ. e. church at WILLIAMSBURG
Friday morning. Interment at Mt.
Zion cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Corners. who have
been visiting DR.. and Mrs Helm re-
turned to their home in Muncie Well
nesday
Grant Kennedy is moving in the
Ferry Cain property. which has just
been vacated by Clarence Farmer.
Grafton Ball is moving in the house
with Mr.. Columbus Reynolds.
Mrs. A W. Hastings and little son
Harold. who have been visiting Mrs.
Omer Pierce, returned to their home
In Indianapolis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bell are visit
Ing their son. Mr.. Floyd Bell.
Mrs j. A Parks is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Levi Snedeker Of Richmond
Mr.. Carl Campbell has returned To
his home in Marion.
Howard Davis has gone to Knights